The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-07
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

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from prison.
Four lives were Lost in the Minuespo-
liz mill fire.
Arthur will not be witness in the
Guittesu case.
Chinese will extensively fortify the
western frontier of Kuldju.
Thirty-fve cars of rails leave Chicago
daily for the Northern Pacific.
General Fitzpatrick, minister to Chill,
died at Santiago on Sunday.
A farmer at Athlone, Ireland, was
/ Drutally beaten because he paid rent.
JEFF. Davis sailed from Liverpool for
New York on steamer that is overdue.
On Monday Senator Grover introduced
the vetoed tfteen-psssenger anti Chinese
bill.
California is represented in Congress
by delegation equally divided polite
ally.
Senator Hill has introduced q bill to
provide agricultural lands for southern
Utes.
The Gould party were chosen directors
OF the New York and New England
| Road.
The Canadian Pacific has secured cen
troll Of pretty nearly all the railroads in
| Canada.
Paid for the Brooklyn bridge, so far,
Sl2, 62S 900; necessary to complete it,
$500. 600.
Senator Saunders has introduced bill
to attach 10 Nebraska 600, 200 acres of
Dakota.
Senator David Davis says he Will not
vote to turn cut any employs or officer Of
the. Senate.
Midnight drillings are carried on in
Ireland. Imprisoned suspects on Decem-
Der Let, 334.
Tha Christiancy case is stopped by the
| disappearance Of some witnesses Of Mrs.
Christiancy's.
The failure Of McKenzis s. Co, con-
| tractors, Cape Town, is announced. LA
bilities. s4O0,0 600.
E1-Speaker Randall and S. S. Cox
are watching for opportunities to trip the
| new Speaker.
Congressman Carlisle says be will not
introduce a bill ID investigate Winaem's
financial policy.
Treasurer Gilfllan says the United
States Government does not want con-
fsderste state notes.
There is talk Of the adjournment of the
| House to give Keifer n chance 20 prepare
list OF committees.
Thirty-three cases Of smallpox in New
York last week. The disease ia preva-
lent in Jersey City.
Senator Hill has introduced q bill 70
allow adverse mining claims to bs verI-
fed by oaths Of agents.
DR.. Lamsen poisoned young relative
ct Blenhouse School, Wimbledon, so as
to succeed to the property.
The Land League system is being re-
organized under the name Of The Politi@'
cal Prisoners Aid Society.
All Pennsylvania railroad company;s
trains will run into the heart Of PhiladeI-
phia over The elevated rosd.
| Farmer Milligan, who paid hi rent,
was beaten to death near Shannon
bridge, Dublin, on Saturday.
Latham's bill to punish attempts on
the Presidents life provides solitary
confinement at hard labor for life.
| Dober is sick and the walking match
in Chicago. with Rowell, came to sud
den end, ROwell being declared winner.
Senator Sister has introduced bill to
aggregate GAO acres from Umatilla Indian
reservation, Oregon, to be sold as town
| lot.
General Wolseley will not be per
mitted TO make changes in the British
rmy objected to by the Duke OF Cam
bridge
s nator Teller has introduced a bill
| p-ovidiu1 fbof all yuhIRo lapde
mineral. she In be disposed of under the
homestead act.
The trial OF Mollie Maguires for the
murder of Maurice Healey, the Dun bar
fnrnaeeman, last June, has commenced
at UaiontoWn, Pa.
Willard Huntington, nephew of G. P.
Huntington, is engaged to marry Miss
MArv l.. Resm, relative Of Mrs. Vim
ME Ream Hexie, sculptor,
The mayor of Chicago vetoed the
ordinance allowing the Mutual Uaion
| Telegraph Company to string wires on
poles through the city.
1t is said that some time ago Russia
| and Austria arranged for a com eined
stack on Austria, but Bismarck spoiled
it by The Dsntzic interview.
Virginia readjustsr Congressman are
accommodating They were elected as
democrats, attend the green back eau
cuses and vote with the republicans.
Sallie Drawers, a white woman of
Chicago, got 81 from Sam Yon, Chi
nsman, 10 deck herself for the bridal,
and then Tilted him. He wants legal
redress.
Joues, of Texas, is leader IF the green
hackers in the House. He will introduce
a bill for the issuance of enough green
backs to pay the national debt and re-
place national bank notes.
Chief Signal Officer Rszen recon-
mends that Congress appropriate $4,000
to construct telegraph line from Asto-
ria to Tillamook Book, and $4,000 for a
line from Port Townsend to Cape Flat
terry.