The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-29
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Great floods at Hamilton, Ont, on
Wednesday night.
The Virginia duelistS are still
running awayifrom each other.
The Missouri river has fallen five
inches. No more damages looked for.
The damage by wind on the island
of Gutnjewsky is estimated at TO-
100000 roubles.
The steamer England arrived at
Liverpool with ten passengers from
the disabled Bel9rG0iG.I
The Chicago races have been
again postponed on account of the
muddy condition of the track.
The investigation into the Sol
diers' Home charges OF cruelty, at
Bath, n, Y, is still in progress.
The City of Rome will bring
eighty assisted pmigrants from
Ballinsloe and SWlnford, Ireland.
Placards have appeared at War
saw melting the people to general
revolt and to alliance with the nj
hilists.
The committee of the upper
house of the German LGf1dtGg have
approved the church bill, and its
unanimous passage is certain.
At Whitley, Wis.,, a boiler ex-
ploded Thursday without any ap-
parent cause, killing three men. The
mill is almost totally destroyed.
j The divorce suit, brought by Edith
de BelleVille against her husband
Fred. de Belleville. the actor, was
postponed until October next.
The newly appointed Mexican
minister to England, Senior T. Mar
escal, arrived from Mexico Thursday
afternoon. He leaves for England
July eth.
Omaha printers have struck for
al advance from 80 to So cents per
thousand ems. Proprietors offer
SO cents. Papers will be reduced
tomorrow.
, Much excitement was caused at
: Queenstown on Thursday by the
report that Carey, the informer, had
embarked for America. Carey the
news to Mary.
The Would-be assassin of the Rev.
: Mr.. Witchbourne attempted to
= commit suicide by shooting himself
with a revolver. He now lies in a
: precariouS condition.
: John G. Gray, referee, reported in
3 favor of granting divorce to Mrs.
4 Tearle on the ground of adultery
f committed by her husband with an
/ English actress.
!. In difficulty at CollinsYille, Ala,
between A. B. and Thomas Hall,
: father and son, and Thomas and
William Muller, brothers, both the
? Halls and Thomas Muller were
killed.
: The commissioners of immigra-
ton resolved to report all cases OF
: pauper immigrants to the collector
: of the port, and that the collector
: retain the same on board ship until
Il they can be examined.
\ There were fifty-four deaths al
q Damietta yesterday. 1t is thought
3 at Cairo that the epidemic will be
:. localized, but British troops are
+ preparing cholera camps Iii the sur
rounding country.
Earl Granville, British foreign
secretary, refused the request Of the
Marquis Using, the Chinese am.
e bassador to demonstrate, in {
n friendly manner with the French
l. government in regard to the course
y of the French in Anam.
u A dock with 100000 feet o.
- lumber fell into the lake at Muske
, gon, Mich, on Thursday, precipitat
. ing twenty men into the water. F
~ Barnard, boy, was crushed under
70 10000 feet of timber, and four 9th
% ers are missing.
81 Isaac A. Briggs, Wesley Lyon
!, Emile Brie, lawyers and brokers Of
e New York, were arrested to-day
o charged with selling forged Mis-
8 souIi state bonds to Edwin r. Kirk
n resident of ,Hoboken, N. J. Bri
is 70 years old, and a resident O
Il Stanford, Conn.
L Valentines recumbent figure 0
Y General Robert E. Lee was unveiled
IL at Lexington, Va, on Thursday, il
the presence of 5000 persons. Gen
eTal Wade Hampton acted as chic
le marshal. The ceremonies were yer
.e imposing and were closed by Fathe
|, Ryan's recital of his original poem
Is "The Sword of Lee"
y Roads running between Chicag
D. and the Missouri River are dissatis
70 fed with the proportion allower
y them on through California rates
y and to-day appointed committee o
: Hughitt, of the Northwestern Gable
y y Of the Rock Island; and McMullen
! of the Chicago and Alton, to COME
y with the Pacific roads on the sub
y y ject.
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