Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-12-01
FOREIGN FLASHES.
A Great Mexican Revolutionary
Leader Put in Prison.
TWO AMERICANS IN TROUBLE.
Leaders of the Brazilian Insurrec-
tiOn Have Decided to Hoist
the Imperial Flag.

Evictions are ngitating Ireland again
Tho French government wants M
Herr extradited.
There is "craze" in France for am
ateur theatricals.
Russian statesmen plan State mo
nopoly of tobacco.
The Manchester (England) ship cana
is practically complete.
The mind OF NJ. Herr, the Panama ca
nal intriguer, is failing.
The leading scientists in Germany are
puzzled over blue man.
English miners refuse to agree to pro-
posals to settle the strike.
An English syndicate wants to start O
big bank at Havana, Cuba.
A new Ministry has been formed in
Greece with Tricoupis as Premier.
President Carnot OF France has begun
a crusade against the sulphur match.
Levi P. Morton has placed his two
daughters in convent at Tours, France.
The Bank of Spain has subscribed
s50, 900 to carry on the fight against the
Ritlians.
French scientists have devised an arti-
fetal larynx, which is claimed to enable
the dumb to speak.
Germany means to raise increased rev.
enue from tobacco and bourse trlnsac-
tions.
1t is becoming more costly to main
tain the peace of Europe than to carry
on destructive war.
A British syndicate is reported to be
ready to advance money to gain control
ct the Nicaragua canal.
The famous Chinese giant, Chang, died
at Bournemouth, England, November s.
He stood eight feet high.
Milan police recently nabbed sixty
three Anarchists at one meeting and
great quantities of documents.
Miss Rye, the English philanthropist,
has introduced 1000 English pauper
children into Canadian homes.
The citizens OF Sebastopol have placed
wreaths upon the tombs of the French
soldiers who fell in the Crimean war.
The Brazilian government has pur-
chased nine torpedo boats in Europe
four in England and five in Germany.
The royal opera house of Munich has
offered prize Of 5000 marks for II new
German opera by German or an Aus
trian.
There is talk that European powers
will view with displeasure the effort of
Spain to extend her territory in North
ern Africa.
Empress Eugene has declared her in
tention to spend the whole winter at her
villa OF the Cap, near Mentone. on the
Mediterranean shore.
Lord Colin Campbell has turned mn in
bombay as a counselor employed to de-
lend twenty-nine Mohammedans ilnpli.
'ated in the great riots.
Honduras has apologized for firing on
n ne American mail steamer Costa Rica.
me apology is entirely satisfactory to
he United States government.
Having partly abolished gambling
'mong army officers, Kaiser William
low plans legislation against bettisp on
lorses and public card-pIaying.
The navigation of the Deal Sea is the
atest step in Oriental progress. The
'nltan has sent two sailing boats there :
ne ior freight and one for passengers. {
raris advices assert with great posi-.
!Vehess that an assured result of the {
islt OF the Russian fleet will be the ra-
lection OF Preside,:t Carnot next wear {
frof. Iyndall has recently returned to
IS English home from several months,
olpurn i'll Switzerland, by which h;s I
eaIth Ia sail to b,,,o L,,. mo
ted. s'o"''y pehe-
Letters from AGRA on the West African
,d coast say that the King OF Ashantee =
as stoned to death recently by insmr. =
Ipital. '"'s'o' Ills
Inc New York Times London special
ys: The European hackers of Rr.y;I' I Z
Il insurgents are pouring out gold bv .;
g millions in the hope that Admiral % da y y
eilo may overthrow the Republic. ' ID ID
The London Times learns tbror.h r
.vaie .,s;i; enamel that the leaders Of the
'nliian instruction held conference ,
Mh'ch 1t was decided to hoist the i'm, oe
rial nag and direct their efforts toward ca
OF the monarchy. z
The smock frock, which from ti,. i'm b' bs
,mor1al down to twenty wears aoo woe woe os m
lversal IN the costume of the Rr;t;sL hs
rkinTgman, has almost entirely d;san s' ou ou
ared, and in France similar i,t Ia ~
'rtaken the traditional blue blouse ""'
the I. london County Council has bouoht ity
'y.one acres of Hilly Fields Rroseli RAE ex
, as park for Southeast i ondon pr
Council wishes to buy fonr mun annn. pl,
re, put must raise $4,000 more hefore aG,re
an 90 SO. The whole cost Of tho oI'o.s I",1 ste
be s2l5,o0O. ''S' u Tue land
Iladstone announced in the uorso - !
UNIONS ~ ~ mat he had written the Col h.i
70 o"ners' Federation and the Mi 70" "'
;eeuerallon, inviting them to maat rai M
,J.ns conference, over which Iori No.
eoerry has consented to preside ,d nnd PEI
eaVor 10 bring about settlement Inv ~ 600
great strike. '''i''e''t OF $z5
. z. O5lesby and Harry uo,
are in the royal nrio, doMard, B
ana. Both are CHARGED ;'Ih Wiz al Ger
ling the military. Howarl I'm IL as bee
OF Boston. He has been ga ia ma wit
H~ ieorn;s mie months. Oslesby is NATIVE OF OF
t;e~ar ga anu Clalms TO be a nephew .. vi,
oslesby of Illinois ''e" oth'
enrv AT St,., wer
". Ann,o,a o,an'ey mas been sued bv dari
,lev ta psU,'i, pau -, On an agreement by dist
mission m adI oai painful 10 per cent serv
in Amerin, '' Sec.ures procured for ians
ement, but said It haJ Sdil'.ed Snaed the
led, and the plaintiff iaf lost osen soon re- Al
me, neral . Juan G. Cortina, one Of -, by a
been , 'eerrsoHIntlonary leaders in Mexicoe e shot
# Pras;J P,lssea ana Imprisoned bv or taur
:. u resident Diaz for attemntingy ny Or Dr.
y ,s, "npther revolutionary s nnris; 70
ss. me government. Twen,n' 'ssng
ago Cortina was the ,,oe. ".elty'nve II