The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-16
ERIEK TELEGRAMs.

CAPTAIN WIssMAN lett Berlin yester
day for East Africa. 9ar.
MR. PARNELL was present at yester
days session of the Parnel Commits.
sion. FS-5
SEPTEMBER last Cecilia Miller, who's,
parents reside at Prescott, Arizona.
went to Englewood. Illinois, on visi
to her fathers sister Mrs. 9. NJ. Riley
On last Sunday morning Miss Miller
attended church and after services
started for home. She never reached
there, and no trace of her has since
been found.
TIE Dublin Evening Mail says il
hears that Parneil s health has devel
oped very serious turn. and that his
relatives entertain fears for his re-
covery.
ANOTHER tragedy was enacted at
LAKE Stsrnberg, near Munich yester-
day. Two persons drowned themselves
in It's waters. Since the suicide OF
King Ludwig eleven persons have
drowned themselves in thelake.
In advlces received in London from
Alden, it is reported that the Cossack
expedition, under Aschinoff hoisted the
Russian flag at Sagolla, under the
Anglo French agreement that Sagolla
is French territory.
The disorders occasioned at Pesth by
the students opposed to the army bill.
was qlelled by military. Forty eight
persons were arrested and forty subse-
quently released.
JOHN DEE was hanged at Alexandria,
MIMI, at 10 O'clock yesterday morning,
for the murder of Charles Cheiine, at
Brandon. on the night of July 10,
1888, over a love affair. Executive
Clemency saved Martin Moe, who was
to have been hanged with him for q
similar crime.
GENERAL Gilman Morston, of Exeter,
N. H, has been rendered and accepted
the appointment of United States Sen
ator. Dy Governor Sawyer, from the 4th
of March until the Legislature of June
next shall provide for the next six
years term.
THE second trial of Thomas G. Kerr,
treasurer of the Broadway Surface
Railroad, New York. for bribing alder
men, began yesterday. 1t will probably
take several days to secure jury.
The stores of Gluckman and Helena,
dry goods, and A. Moses. notions and
some smaller blishments. at Chip
pewa Falls. Wisconsin, were burned
yesterday morning. Loss, $75 600.
THE Grand Lake Coal Company, one
of the largest firms in Pittsburg. con-
fessed judgments for the extent Of their
failure.
A SUIT for separate maintenance was
begun in Chicago yesterday by Mrs.
Marie E. Fogg against Francis II. Fogg
her husband. Defendant is a son OF
Francis Adams Fogg, the right hand
man and confederate agent in New
York of G. P. Huntington, of the Cen
ira, Pacidc Railroad. Young Fogg is
the employee of Commissioner Blanch-
ard. of the Central Traffic Association.
THE details are about completed for a
proposed excursion arranged by AmeIi-
can merchants and others for an excur-
sion of Canada Legislators through the
q nited States with view to showing
them the resources of the States and
work up the annexation sentiment. 1t
is expected about 400 will accept and
start be made from Buffalo about May.
The intention is to run through the
principal cities in the Middle, Southern
and Eastern States, reaching as far west
as Kansas City.
THOMAS MORGAN. the amateur light
weight champion of the northwest, ard
James Manning, local pugilist. fought
to finish Thursday night at Chicago.
Manning was knocked out in the eley-
tn round.
In Joint assembly yesterday in
West Virginia, vote for
United States Senator was taken amid
much excitement, and resulted: Golf,
AZ; Kenna, AZ; Trice, l. A change Of
one vote will elect.
THREE chonstables of Menifee County,
Kentucky, with posse of four, went
into the woods yesterday near the
County line. to arrest R.
posse we're fired upo and they returned
time, but no details o. the result are
known.
A SPECIAL cablegram received in San
Francisco from Toxic. announces the
there of Viscount Arinori
Mort, minister of education, who was
from Japan at Washington
about 1870. He was stabbed on the 14th
instant. the day of PRONUNCIATION of the
ne " constitution. The assassin was q
religious fanatic, and the crims is con-
sidered to have no political significance :
RIGHT Rev. HOLLAND NoTYErNE,
senior bishop of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church south, died at Nashville,
Tenn, yesterday.
A CHICAGO dispatch. of yesterd ay's
date, says that McAuliffs must fight
Mver again or forfeit his share of the
IS 900 stake money. Myer and his
hacker, Alf Kennedy, came up from
Streator this evening, and entered q
formal protest from taking down the
money at stake on account OF the
worlds lightweight championship.
DELEGATE JOSEPH. of New Mexico,
yesterday, introduced q bill in the
House TO enable the people of that Ter.
ritory to form a constitution and State
government and to be admitted to the
Union on equal footing with original
States.
IT is said that the complainant, DR..
Rogers, IN the Pan Electric case Intends
to summon President Cleveland after
the 4th of March, to testify as to the
statements in gard TO the Pan-Elec
trio Company, alleged to have been
made to the President by Messrs. Gar.
land, Casey, Young, Senator Harris and
others.