Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-22
ITEMS FROM ALL AROUND
CONDENSED NEWS OF WORM
Crimes and Casu;,ities in ,u,
Paragraphs About
Persons-i'usiness ConJi,,.u
Drief-I'ecuIinr I,;. III
corded by Many Observer.

The recent cold weather has dono
damage to fruits and vegetable, ,bre'' 1'
out Georgia. 0'sh'
Rapid work is goin. ON to ,.,
the vessels at the Brooklyn navy yar rdIi ~
to auxiliary cruisers. '''' III
At Commercial, Ky, the 3ycar.o,a.
of Nat Corbin, while playing ahou, s
IN the yard. was burned to death
The uneompahgrc and tie Indian.
said to be ugly over the dilato,,, ,,,. @e
of the land allotment commissioners Rus
D'phthcria at Waverly. Mo-, has M.
stop to all church and social gatber;na
Everything is being done to checL ~
contagion. '"e
The total output of coal in the I-r;,.,
States in 1897 Appropriated los o,ooo
snort tons. with an aggregate yalus .,
$l9s, 100000. :"
Postal Clerk Hart, arrested in Cb;o,o.
on charge of theft, gave as an excuso =,
the crime that he could not live on slo .
week.
Fire in Toxic, Japan. DESTROYED ov.r
iloo houses and rendered ll,Ooo people
homeless.
Masked white men tared and featbsraa
Mrs. Charles Saunders and Halls Atwood
and rode them on rail out of Soutb Tin
coin, Neb.
A man in Wabash, Ind. has built I'm a
paying business in rabbit breeding ba,.
ing secured kind that are edible in sum.
mer as well as winter
Captain J. f. Bernier of Quebec is on.
deavoring to induce the Canadian poy.
eminent to give him financial aid for hi.
proposed expedition to the north pole.
A system of improvement of the public
highways has been inaugurated in Pettis
county, Missouri. The county court has
ordered an election on Tuesday, April 26.
to vote upon proposition to establish a
sixmile road district, with Sedalia as
the center.
After pretty tight contest, in which
the Canadian Pacific railway lobbied with
great persistence and effect. the Corbin
railway bill was defeated in the house II
commons at Ottawa by "A to "a. The
French Canadian members from Quebec
opposed the bill almost unanimously.
Great excitement prevails in the Ha-
waiian islands about the threatened er,lp-
ton of the great volcano Nluna Loa. The
cooled lava has dropped down the mount
ain side 1900 feet, the great volumes Of
smoke are issuing from the crater. There
had been constant earthquakes and heavy
rainfall for two weeks previous to the
sailing Of the Alameda. which brought
the news to San Francisco last THURSDAY
The American squadron at Hong Kong
China. has completed arrangements for
putting to sea.
Thomas II. Tongue was renomnated
for congress by the republicans OF the
First congressional district of Oregon.
The Cincinnati chamber Of commerce
has passed resolution in favor OF re-
ciprocity with Canada and Newfoundland
, The number of lives lost in the snow
, slideat Chilkoot Pass. Klondike, will
reach 100. Sixty-nine bodies have been
| found.
The poStoflce department has prepared
information for the po>tollice employees
and postmasters who enlist. Their places
will BIZ reserved for them.
Having been surprised by the police
burglar at Montreal Canada, jumped
40 feet from window into snow bank
, and escaped, apparently uniniuled
A cablegram from London says that MI
! Gladstone may not survive longer thah
; sixty days. That is the opinion OF n''
physician after having carefully dag
nosed his condition.
+, In 1877 Falcon island. in the Fnend!
! group, began as smoking shoal. len
: years later it was II volcanic island y"
!, feet high and over one and hall nh'e'
long. Now it is disappearing
\ dispatch from Pitt.burS, "a say
, that the Carnegie Steel Company mas 10,
;, ceived an order for the steel plates anu
= material for 100 torpedo boats from Wv
! government. The work can be done I"
;, two weeks.
:. The governor of Michigan has sen. "
= the legislature message recomnenu "on
authorization of a war loan OF s'o0'0
A scene of enthusiasm followed tne ''""
ing of the message, and the o'''
u passed within half an hour.
y 4 company has been chartered Il. 81.
peka, Kan, with a capital stock VI o "a
Z 600, 600, to colonize land grant Oh 49,
: 600 acres in the central part OF NJ VIZ
with $4,000 Indians Of the h'e CIV "'
tribes who are dissatisfied with ti'e h""
y treaty. 10.
n The Illionis buttcrine law has pt''
e clared unconstitutional by the s'a~
preme court. The judges declut" ,:a,sl
manufacturers have Il cohs'''"N .;rs
d right to color butterine or oleo''"s ,h;b.
y yellow or imitation. which was Pl0"''
O tied under the terms of the law