Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-25
FOREIGN LANDS.
Mr.. Crispi Retires From
Public Life.
THE CENSUS OF INDIA TAKEN
Vienna Municipal Authorities Have
Imposed Tax Upon Women
Who Wear Trails.

Paris may build an underground cleo
trio road.
Cotton at Liverpool has reached the
lowest price on record.
The French Chamber has refused to
abolish theatrical censorship.
A large force of Salvadorians are re-
ported on the Guatemalan frontier.
| Saonz Pena is the candidate of the ma
tional and civic parties OF Argentine for
President.
The Prince OF Naples is visiting Aus
tralia to inspect it as field for Italian
immigration.
Premier Canoyas del Castillo says the
Spanish government has decided upon a
policy of retrenchment.
Queen Natalia OF Servia continues to
be the cause OF fierce debate and bitter
feeling in that little kingdom.
At Athens M. de Imezes has been ap-
pointed Minister OF Finance and NJ.
Mielstoponloe Foreign Minister.
A correspondent writes that the Rus
sian famine sufferers who eat at Tolstoi's
free tables look like living skeletons.
Prot. Huxley hopes that England and
America will give support to the pro-
posed marine biological station at ia
maica.
European governments are becoming
alarmed at the movements of the unem-
p'oyed, and labor day is looked forward
to with some apprehension.
English livestock dealers are opposed
to the United States Treasury in refusing
entry to imported animals unless GER
tain pedigree can be shown.
Crispi's retirement from public life is
announced in the hope of improving the
strength of the opposition, and Signor
Zanardeli will be the leader.
A sugar and coffee firm of Antwerp has
failed, with liabilities amounting to
100000 francs. A French house in
Hamburg is the largest creditor.
Miss Mary Reed, an Ohio lady who
went to India as missionary, is vic
tim OF leprosy, and is hopelessly wasting
away in leper village in the Himalayas.
The immense Southeastern railway OF
England placed so enormous valuation
on a small strip of its land near Ber-
mondsey as to charge at the rate Of &65 :
OOO. 600 an acre. W.
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me Mancnester England shlp-canal
10 al so,rcas ' ama VIZ. eono nnn ,io a nsa
have heen aShanstsd onJ 60 5nn 900 'r;m
ha reon;red 70 comnia tt ~ o,ouv'Too Will
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III tiie German heichstag the Dill en-
towering the government TO proclaim
s.a,e VI siege IN Alsace- Lorraine IN the
eveht OF war or serious danger was after
III No'e 80, e,9,iou W VIC ooiiiihie'ee'
ahere is PHI before the french Leg
is 10 enlarge the present divorce
Jaw. IL proposes 10 turn separation
ueo'ses in!o ophgatory divorces, in
afeau VI opI!olal divorces, tnree years
ai.er an appllcatlon 1or such conversion.
The Neae Freie Presse of Vienna has
lusC punilsheo an elaborate article on
1ne SUBJECT OF lurKlsh armament, and
uec,aies tnat tfle sultan has succeeded
ih raising tne ehectlve strength OF his
loices 10 l,ooo,ooo men, OF whom 100000
could be modified.
exneriments With t~bnno ,.Gn peru t ela1
steadily nroare .s; nSon ~ ,ia a; peen
OF Dr. koch and I IL ' nhoaou .ne s uilectlon
and thst in IL, 10 nr JnIson assistahCs'
marka hla Successes So,o w "t,'o pioois ot re-
cnlin will ha 49, Viii Will rehheo tuoer-
s;na. =, a.. ~ e LOU Anomn.
. t since J. t ne hre at the Benedietine mon
astery 1t has been revealed that almost