Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06
Work on the Great Bridge at
New Orleans, La.
THE MELON CROP OF GEORGIA.
Huge Cucumber-Female Anarchist
In LimbO--SOuth CarOlina's
New Liquor Law.

New York Is now sending out more
foreigners than she receives.
| Wholesale removal of pension agents
Is expected in the near future.
The bees around Waterford, Mich, are
dying OF an unknown disease.
Texas reports that the pecan crop this
season will be the finest in many years.
The German Catholic Central Society
OF North America is in session at st.
Louis.
!, Governor Waite will call an extra ses-
sion OF the Legislature OF Colorado in a
short time.
Acknowledgement Olney has decided
that bicycles are entitled TO free entry as
personal effects.
French Canadians are returning to
Canada in large numbers from the New
England States.
The Worlds Fair has nearly paid off
its fioating debt and largely reduced its
other liabilities.
The New York Central IL going to
withdraw the exposition fier" at the
close Of the fair.
Acucumber weighing fifty-two pounds,
raised by a Houston-county farmer, has
been sent to st. Louis.
Treasurer Barrett Scott, who stole
100000 from Holt county, Va, has been
arrested at Juarez, Mexico.
Wisconsin's Worlds Fair Commission
ers have spent $l41 200. and the people
are asking, Where is it at?"
saloonkeepers are not allowed to do
business in the Cherokee Strip until
they have formally taken out licenses.
1t is estimated that the Georgia melon
crop this year amounts to 1856. 900
About 5000 carloads have been shipped.
1t is proposed to have a national dedi-
cation OF the Chckamauga and Chatta-
nooga National Park October IL and IS,
1894.
Reports of murders in the new Chero-
kee Strip are frequent The causes are
attendant on the final settlement of
claims to land.
Boston has issued 81 ,000, 900 per cent
bonds Tor improvement purposes. She
finds ready market at par and in some
cases premium.
There has been n remarkable revival
OF interest in the abandoned farms"
OF New England since 80 many mills
closed their doors.
The financial situation at Vickshurp,
Miss, has 80 improved that the banks |
have ceased 10 issue certified checks to |
be used as currency.
Congress will possibly ask Secretary |
Gresham for the correspondence with |
the Chinese government on the extradi- |
ton and registration laws.
The Colun HAN uruyan;, oo;.., It'll
II was anticipated would be boarded by |
people of n patriotic turn, are rapidly
drifting back to the Treasury.
Emma Goldman, the anarchist in iail
In New York city for melting riot, is pre-
pared to plead her own case. She says
'he needs no help from anybody.
South Cardinals liquor law seems to
be financially II failure. Instead of turn
ing 1900 900 into the State Treasury it is
not likely to yield more than s25, 900.
Work on the great bridge over the Mis-
iissippi river Mt New Orleans will COM
nenee at an early day, the engineers
having finally decided on the exact loca-
ion for it,
The city OF st. Louis has sent a repre-
entative to Europe to float 81 ,250. 900 of
Ter municipal bonds. She did similar
hing in 1890, and got out with per
ent interest.
A representative from Liberia com
'lalns ut Washington that France has
'osorbed some OF its territory, and goes /
'ack with assurances that the United !
tates will render aid.
The hop crop OF Central New York. !
ow largely harvested, is unusually ex- !
xcellent in quantity and quality. the !
ield being estimated at 100000 bales, 7
gainst l25, 900 bales last year.
The employees of the textile mills in !
and vicinity have prepared r
petition to Congress to refrain from +
iaking any alterations in the tariff so y
'r as it affects the textile industry. q
Warden Chase of the Kansas peniten-
AIRY says that the number OF prisoners &
rapidly decreasing. The number is 100 d
ss than II was last spring, and is fall y
Y OIL at the rate OF forty month. L
Miss Minnie G. Rankin is suing James !.
. keene at New York for so, 900. half u
which she says he received to invest "
: her and made no accounting, and the =,
her half is for her services from 1888 T.
1880. -
A pensioner of Clearfeld, Pa, who Ii
Sned patent medicine testimonial m
rulylng that he had recovered his bl
alth through use OF the preparation. FIR
IDS his pension stopped on the strength bt
the certificate. m
Cornelius Ryan OF Waltham, Mass. at
and in railroad station four years ago kI
Wallet, which he returned to the owner. \,
lose name and address were among va
g papers II contained, and recently de
md himself named for 5000 in the
ms will. nm
The Worlds Fair directors met in spe- cl,
i session at Chicago recently, and M
ted down motion to lower the en- IN
nee lee for children, and tabled by u
ayy majority proposition to let peo- du
IN on Sunday at half rate. The mat IN
OF extending the fair until January WI
mt over. "a
S. Hincks, the late clerk of 70,
Whatcom Board of County Commits mr.,
ners, has started from Fairhayen for or,
shonaland, Africa. He will take in in,
worlds Fair en- route, and does not pa
'ect TO reach Cape Town, South Africa. mis-
ore January /, 1894. 70
'harles t. O'Ferrall. whom the Demo- wa
Is have nominated for Governor OF Tor
glnla, is a native of Frederick county, no
Is o2 wears OF age. He enlisted be- An
he was Fl in the Confederate cav th'
', and at the surrender of General oo
was in command OF his cavalry de- I'M
being at that time a Colonel. tht
!, we
he House Committee on Territories lar
considered the bill providing for the ser