The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-28
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Alfonso died IN the. arms of Queer
Christina.
Prince Alexander has fixed his camr
at Prot.
Queen Christina wants policy o.
moderation.
Ex-Minister Washbourne pays high
tribute to Hendricks.
! The Bulgarians have driven the Ser
VANS back to Nissa.
Bulgarians report that 1000 Servians
were killed at Widdin.
The body of Alfonso was received in
Madrid with great pomp.
King Milan has taken command of a
force of $4,000 men near Prot.
The public buildings in Washington
have been draped in mourning.
There were 100 business failures in
the United States and fifteen in Canada
last week.
The Spanish government deny the
reported uprising of Carlists in the north
of Spain.
The death of King Alfonso has made
a profound impression in all European
capitals.
Jay Gould says Hendricks death
will not affect the material interests of
the country.
Tuesday nights storm did great
damage throughout New York and a6-
ia :ent States.
Cleveland has expressed a determin-
alton to attend the funeral of the dead
Vice-President.
General Caceres, with his entire
army. has surprised and occupied the
town of Chicla.
MoGoffrey's Cotton Mill at Preston,
England, running 10000 spindles, was
burned on Thursday.
Panama Canal shares fell 8 franks on
Thursday, owing to rumor that NJ.
De Lesseps was dead.
A Hendricks memorial meeting viii
be held IN one of the largest halls of
Washington next week.
1t is estimated that $4,000 people
viewed the funeral procession of Alfonso
from Ell Pardo to Madrid.
King Milan, of Servia, has secretly
visited the Emperor of Austria for the
purpose of securing assistance. ~
A rebellion has broken out at Nepaul.
The Premier has been murdered, and
the Maharajah taken prisoner.
Senator Beck has been added to the
Senatorial committee to attend the
funeral OF vice President Hendricks.
Hendricks body will lie in state at
the Indianapolis Court House from
Sunday noon until Monday afternoon.
The Pope is profoundly grieved by
the death Of King Alfonso. He tele-
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coincidence.
The general feeling in Democratic
circles in regard TO the taking off of Mr..
Hendricks, is that of hearty and quick
spoken regret.
The editors of In Discussion, Madrid,
have been arrested for publishing the
headline: ''AlfOnso's Dead Long live
the Republie!"
Hendricks funeral will be held at
noon, on Tuesday, the services being
conducted in st. Paul's Cathedral
indianapolis.
The American residents of Berlin
held a Thanksgiving entertainment at
the Imperial Hotel. The fete was at
tended by 200 guests.
1t is stated that Prince Alexander is
willing to grant an armistice, if Servia
withdrawS her troops from Widdin and
pays an indemnity OF 100000.
Indianapolis is draped out of respect
to the memory of Hendricks. In several
of the churches, on Thursday, the
Thanksgiving services were turned into
memorial services.
At the Cabinet meeting on Monday,
the Presidents message, as far as com
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proved. Il is said to be an unusually
strong paper, containing many new and
valuable suggestions.
The Globe and Bell telephone com-
panies have applied to the Interior De-
partment for an extension of time dur
ing which briefs may be filed in the tele-
phone case. An extension of two or
three days will be granted.
The following committee will repre-
sent the United States Senate at the
funeral of the Vice-President: Senators
Edmunds, Sherman Harris. Allison,
VOORHEES,, Pugh, Cullom, Gibson.
Conger, Blair, Dawes, Camden and
Vest.
The following committee will repre-
sent the House of Representatives at
Hendricks funeral: Carlisle, Randall,
HlScOck Long, PheipS, HEPBURN,
Browne, Bynam, Morrison, Holman,
Herbert Blunt, Barbour, Hewitt and
Goddess II
The Pill Mall GGzette's analysis of the
English elections up to Friday eveniT z
gives the total Conservative gain as -,
and the Liberal gain as %. 1t is in
ferred that the church question was the
leading cause for the Conservative sue
cess. The prospects are against strong
Conservative majority in Parliament.
Senator James G. Fair and James C.
Flood. are each endeavoring to obtain
control of the South Pacific Coast Rail
road. in which each owns stock. Senator
Fair offered Flood bonus of $50, 900 to
name q figure at which he would buy
or sell. This neither of them is willing
to do. The Wabash railroad is DESTROYS
of scouting the South Pacific Coast Rail
road as an outlet on the Pacific.