The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-26
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

shooting himself. He was insane.
JOSEPH 81. LENHART, supreme re
oelver of the Ancient Order of Unitet
Workmen, died at Meadville. Pa, yes
terday morning, of congestion of tn
lungs.
KELLY d LYLE's great Touring mill
at Leavenworth. Kansas, containing
200, 900 bushels of wheat. burned vester
day morning. Loss, 500 900. Incen
diary.
CAPTAIN WIssMANN bias arrived q
Alexandria, Egypt, and proceeded II
Cairo where he will recruit severa
hundred blacks to accompany him OF
his expedition into the interior O
Africa from the east coast.
GOVERNOR Burleigh, of Maine, ha:
received letter from Mr.. Blaine, for
mally resigning his position as mem.
Der of the delegation to represent
Maine at the centennial celebration oil
the Inauguration of George Washing
ton at New York in April. This is con
sidered cabinet straw.
THE sheriff of Mendocino County
California, captured two men on Sur
day last, supposed to be the parties
on the night Of January 9Th. Both
I
vers. On them were found $3.50 and q
watch The men gave their names as
| Charles Manning aad Il. w. Hanlon.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has committed
to imprisonment for life the death
sentence of Kis-Ke-Da, alias Locate"
the New Mexican convicted Of murder
aud who was sentenced to be hanged
| Oh November 9, but respited. The
Communication was based on the recon-
mendation of the judge and district at
torney in the case.
THE House committee on appro-
priations has recommended concur
renee in the following Senate amend
ments to the sundry civil bill: For
making appropriations for statues of
Sheridan. Hancock and Logan; for
lighting Washington Sound, Washing
ton Territory; for survey of the Gulf
of Mexico, to select site for deep
water harbor.
A WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Associated
Press dispatch says that the north
bound passenger train was dereiled by
broken rail, near Raifston, on Satdr-
day night. About fifteen passengers
were injured. none of them seriously.
Conductor Dale was supposed to be
fatally injured. The passengers suf
fered intensely from cold during the de-
lay caused by the accident.
REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER of Illinois,
expects that New Mexico will become
State before the close of the present
session of Congress. The bill for that
purpose was favorably reported by the
House committee on Territories q week
ago; but Mr.. Springer has prepared
substitute which, he thinks stands an
excellent chance OF going through. 1t
IS SHOWN at last that three Republican
Senators are in favor of the admission
of New Mexico, and the Democratic
Senators will be expected to support it
as matter of course.
ASSOCIATED press dispatches from
Boston say: The widespread dissat-
isfaotion OF the boot and shoe workers
attached to the Knights of Labor
at the treatment they received at the
hands OF the general officers of the
Knights of Labor has eliminated in
powerful movement, in the larger shoe
towns, to sever connection with the
knights. The assemblies at Dover.
New Hampshire, and Haverhill, Mas
sachuselts, have withwrawn from the
order and have arranged to issue call
to members of the craft all over the
country to do likewise.
AN Ottawa Associated Press dispatch
says: A petition circulated by the Can
adam packers and signed by 200 farm
ers was presented to the Minister Of
Customs yesterday. 1t sets forth that
the exclusion of the American hog
product will revive Canadian industry.
The government reporter says their
representation will be successful
An amendment to the extredition
aetwill be introduced into the Canadian
Parliament by Welson. It is thought
he will be supported by government.
1t is liberal measure and il carried
will carry dismay into the ranks of
"boodler," as its provisions will prIb-
ably make it retroactive SO as to affect
American citizens already in Canada.
A ROME correspondent of the New
York Catholic NeWs cables that Cardi-
nal Charles Sacconi is dead. He was
one of six suffrrgan bishops of the
r oman pontiff and senior in the rank
of Cardinals. ~
THs steamer KongaH which arrived
at New York yesterday from Gonaives.
contradicts the reports of the routing
of Hippolyte's army. at Gonaives, and
of Hippolyte's death
a TABLE compiled from the dispatches
to the Boston Pest, from the mansgers
of the leading clearing houses of the
Uunited States, shows that the total
gross exchanges for the week ending
February %, were 1887 1896, 3O5, an in
crease of 10 8 per cent. as compared
with the CORRESPONDING week in 1887.
AT Monkey Ran, near Carbonate,
Pennsylvania. miners boarding
house burned Sunday night. Patrick
Sweeney and Sarah Ford, domestics, |
we're cremsted.
In marine circles in New York it is
believed that the vessel reported in dis
tress off South Hatteras shoals, on the
evening of February %, was the steamer
San Antonio of the Mallory Line. She
was due here on Saturday night. She
carries great number of passengers
and is valued in the hundreds Of thou.
sands.
THE Keller Zcitung, Of Berlin, says
that the German training SQUADRON
will proceed from Port Said to Zanzi
bar to replace thr Pacific cruising
squadron now engaged in the blockade
on the East African Coast and the lat
ter will then sail for Apia.
The statement will be published in
local paper in Chicago to-day that the
control of the Chicago gas trust, which