The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-22
BRIEF TELEGRAMS,

PARIS papers of yesterday state that
the new Cabinet is almost com pleted
and that MeIine will be Prime Minister
and Minister of Agriculture; De
Frecynet, of war; Barley, of Marine !;
Constans, of the Interior; Rouvier, Of
Justice; Loubet, CT Public Works !;
Doutresme, of Commerce. 1t was later
reported that Meline had abandoned
the attempt to form the ministry; be
cause r bat would have nothing except
the Ministry of the Interior.
A RIOT occurred at Kilkenny last
night on the arrival of James Lawrence
Carew, arrested in Scotland Tuesday.
The mob attacked the police and were
charget upon. Several persons were
injured.
The North Germ IN Gazette, Bismarck S
organ, reprints the report of the pro-
ceedings of the foreign committee OF the
United States Senate in relation to Sa-
moa, and speaks creditably of Sher man
and Bayard.
The Chicago and All-American ball
teams were given hearty welcome at
Rome yesterday. They play Saturday
Monday and Tuesday, and on Tuesday
even no they start for Florence, thence
to Pa They return to the United
States IL -. :il.s
GNEWs from Zauzibar says the Sultan
has forbidden the import and export of
arms and ammunition into Zanzibar
and Pemba. The British consul here
eDjoins British subjects under pain of
heavy penalty to obey the Sultan's or
ders.
George Smith, aged 60, foreman of
81 ah in
instantly killed, yesterday morning, by
explosion of dynamite.
At Grand Forks Dakota, yesterday
morning between and o'clock, gale
of wind reached a velocity of nearly
sixty miles an hour. The citizens were
expecting their house to be blown
away, but the storm subsidized without
serious damage.
Kenna was Yesterday elected United
States Senator of West Virginia by q
strict vote. amid great applause.
CARDINAL NEWMAN yesterday OBJ
served the 88th anniversary Of his birth,
celebrating Pontjfical high mass. The
Cardinals health is improved.
A NEW York grand Jury found III
dictments yesterday against Ives and
Stayner for grand larceny in connec-
ton with their doings with the gecur-
tiles of the Cincinnati, Hamilton q
Dayton Railroad.
The Secretary of tbs Navy has con-
tracted with M +, Pickering & Co.. of
New York, for tina delivery of 1000
tons of coal at the coaling station at
Apia, Samoa, at .$f3.25 per ton. The
ship Sachem is being laden at New
York. The shipment will cost the gov
eminent about $34 900.
M. DE CoURCEL has been appointed
minister on foreign affairs. The new
ministers will take the oath of Office in
the morning. This evening President
Carnot said the decree appointing the
ministers to day was decidedly anti
Boulangists.
AT Ottawa the Conservatives of Par
lament Will sbo, tlv introduce Tesolu-
ton authorizing the government to
make purchase in the Eastern Stat in
the United States.
Snow began falling at Columbia at
about $50 o'clock yesterday morning,
and was two and half inches on the
level and falling thick and fast this at
ternoon. 1t is the heaviest fall of snow
at that point within recollection of the
citizens.
| LOWER house of Diet, at Pesth, yes
terday, by a large majority, passed
paragraph IA of the army bill, with all
| Premier Tisza's amendments.
RELIABLE information from Indian
apolis received at Washington makes it
safe to say that Thomas, of Illinois
| will not be q member of the new
cabinet.
FRANCIS WHARTON, solicitor of the
State Department and legal writer, died
yesterday morning al Washington
aged 49,
YESTERDAY morning Oscar Evans, {
bark contractor, shot and killed jacob
Kirby and MORALLY wounded A. l.
Hoke. near Romney, West Virginia
About a week ago Hoke horsewhippet
Il Evans, and to-day two men attack
i Evans, and he used his revolver in sell
defence.