The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-01-06
FOREIGN CABLES.
Probably the Longest Liquida'
ton in History.
THE REVIVAL OF THE CAT
Fatal Effect to Russian Veteran
Soldiers From Eating Putrid
Meat at a Banquet.

Fish are disappearing from the British
coast.
Russia has no foreign insurance COM |
panies.
The Behring Sea arbitration tribunal |
cost France 5000.
Six anarchists have been expelled
from Buenos Ayres.
The Socialist associations OF Sicily |
count 30O, 600 members.
The London Times says England must
rule the seas or cease to exist.
Hundreds of poor are threatened with
starvation at Erzeroum, Armenia.
Liverpool is disturbed over the proc
poets Of sharp rivalry by Manchester.
Captain O'Shea, the former husband
Of Mrs. Parnell, lie in financial straits.
Germany and France are steadily stiff
fleming and expanding their professional
policy.
Forty thousand francs have been sub
scribed for the Gounod memorial fund
in Paris.
Liverpool will reduce dock rates to
meet the competition Of the Manchester
ship canal.
France is disturbed by heavy importa-
tions OF American corn, and will legis-
late against it.
The Hungarian Prime Minister has
sueceeded in re-establishing q loyal court
in Buda-Pesth.
Mrs Parnell lie busily engaged in writ
ing the life OF Charles Stewart Parnell,
her deceased husband.
Esther Palliser, young American
cantatrice, will shortly start on concert
tour through Germany.
Captain Longbridge of Birmingham,
England, has designed deck keel as Q
substitute for the center-board.
During the last twenty-five years the
Berlin Asylum for the destitute has
taken care OF 2464.56o persons.
A scheme has been prepared for the
electric railway between Milan, Constan-
tine and 0ued-Atmenia, Algeria.
Permission has been granted for the
establishment OF a telephone system be-
tween frontier towns OF France and Ger
many.
Valiant, who dropped the bomb in
the French Chamber OF Deputies, saws
If lac is acquitted he will begin again
within ten days"
The London Westminster Gazette esti-
mates the recent loss Of the Bank OF En-
gland &. not over sl50.00o. The Daily
News places il at not over GSo0,Oo0.
The PRESBYTERIAN Church in Paris has
emerged victorious from a protracted le-
gal conflict with the city authorities over
the question OF government grant.
OF 200 veteran soldiers poisoned by
banquet at st. Petersburg 100 are still in
serious condition, and thirty-six hove
died.
There are now ffty-fve towns and
cities in England which destroy thei
garbage and solid refuse by burning, ant
$50 furnaces are employed for this pur
pose.
About 10000 tramps, it is estimated
are travelling over Germany all the yea
round. This army consists mostly
mechanics, temporarily unemployed
who are looking for work.
Millions OF trees have been felled 4
the ground in Scotland by the recen
great storm which swept over the Unite
Kingdom The Duke of Sutherland los
about 500. 900 trees Of various kinds.
The Buryomaster Of Brussels has oil
dered the formation Of a cvclist corps
connection with the local fire brigade fc
the purpose Of carrying the first aid
the persons in danger through an out
? break.
> 1t is stated that Prince Bismarck his
= sold his memoirs to a South Germa
: publisher for $40, 200. TIE work wi
{ probably appear shortly after the Prince
}. death, and will be published outside ii
!, Fatherland.
A woman's journal is now publishe
! in Alexandria, Egypt. with articles in
q written exclusively by women. 1t
u called Ell Fa,at ("the young woman ="
and is edited by a Syrian lady. Nil
IS Hind Noufal.
, Experiments Just made at Mnnic
r have demonstrated the fact that bulie
i. discharged from a rife in the usual WI
4 can he rendered vehicles OF infection
: CARRYING microbes and injecting wha
). ever they strike.
10 Probably the longest liquidation
9 history is that of Overend. Gurn"'-
" Co. Of London. who failed May 10.
ef and which was only settled at the
e, mencement OF this month. The conce
y owed $55. 100000.
re The Prussian Minister Of the Interie
III Count zu Eulenburg, has sent a seer
~ circular to the Presidents OF district
ID warning them Of the spread Of Soci,
ism and asking them to take all possit
n. means to cheek it,
~ Venice. where oysters were years q
:. cheap and plentiful, has been compell
h' to offer reward for the conviction
re persons found dredging out OF seaso
Ia The oyster merchant OF Venice has
nd most disappeared.
IS. The best report of the Pepe's heal
ar saws that he has aged considerably a
* trcmbles; hut there is no more cause
to alarm than when his physicians decla'
nd five or six wears ago that the end mis-
IRA come suddenly at any moment.
nd NJ. Lockroy in L'Eclair says the Freu
.ha coast is all but undefended from Dunk
No to Cherboury. and that 10 00O, 900 fral
.' will be required to place Cherbourg il
=. state for defense. He adds that the 50
IT'D statement holds good in the case Of c
ne. sica, and that the British could eas
ays get a footing at either place.
ge- The famous strike OF the Lawy,
Irt- Corporation Of the city Of Rom in 1
md veryne, France. is ended. One OF tn
see lawyers or advocates having been
lem properly treated by Judge, his
h.. leagues sided with him. and for
months they refused to plead before
court, which was practically closed.