The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-21
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President CLEVELAND rec> ption yes
rerday afternoon was artsnded by over
500 persons, mostly Iadles. The Presi-
dent looked wei and seemed in excel
lent spirits
s KEW trunk line agreement went
Ito effect yesterday. 1t is designed 10
meet the position taken by the ban kers
and western railroad presidents. and
largely increases the power OF aroltra-
tors. and takes decided steps toward Sc
enring the corporation of the roads in
the work of the interstate commits
sioneH.
PRINCE GEORGE GUsToTP De GeURKE
was arrested in New York yesterday on
the charge of grand larceny In pawnlng
a sealskiR coat which he had bought
and failed 10 pay for. A number OF
naWn tickets were found upon him.
This is the prince who followed Mrs.
Frank Leslie about London and wanted
her to marry him.
AEerHzR body, supposed to be that
of the night clerk Perry, was taken from
the ruins of Park Central Hotel at
Hartford yesterday morning.
In the Qaebec Legislature on Tues
| day night Trudell created a sensation
/ by giving notice of resolution OF SYM
| patty with the Pope. embodying sug-
esstiOn that Queen Victoria be urged to
use her influence to restore the tssa-
poral power Of the Pope. The
notion was subsequently withdrawn,
and, it is supposed, under pressure
| from the Premier.
| Ole of the most atrocious murders
aud suicides occurred at Epson, near
Ashland, Mich, yesterday morning. A
laborer named j. l.. BregaE, crazsd
with drink, killed his wife and two
children aged 5 and and then COM
mitted suicide with dull razor.
IT 10 rumored at Tangiers that the
Sultan of Morocco has granted request
of Germany for q piece of the coast near
the Algerian frontier for o naval sta-
ton.
TH1 Cologne Gazette says that Gez-
many will demand of the United States
the arrest and punishment Of Klein,
the American correspondent, on the
eb srge of leading the Samosns against
the Germans.
EEvs comes from the city OF Mexico,
via Galveston, that arrangemsnts have
heen perfected for q quicker mail ser
| vice between the United States and
Mexico, via Laredo.
THB President has signed the Eiear-
aguan canal bill.
SENATOR STAEFeRD yesterday pre-
sented resolutions, in the senate
adopted by the Legislature of Cali.
fernia, endorsing the action of Con
| cress, and of the President in the en-,
actment of the Scott Chinese exclusion
bill, asking rigid enforcement and sd
ditional effective legislation; and i
necessary treaties with Mexico ant
Great Britain to prevent the transit o
Chinese through those countries to tn
United States.
THERE was an exciting scene in th
State Senate at Indianapolis, yesterda
h morning. Republicans claimed tina
! they were subject to gag rule an
Senator johnson protested that th
sergeant-at-arns had threatened to re
move him. Other Republican Senator
gathered around him and defed tn
sergeant-at- arms. A general confic
seemed iminsnt. Quiet was fuall
restored. It is rumored that all til
Republicans will resign and leave tn
Senate without a quorum.
THE will of the late Charles ]. Hui
the wealthy real estate owner of Chi
cago, bequesthing his estate. estimate
at from 81 600 coo to SIS 100000 to Hele
Culver. relative of the deceased, ws
filed yesterday for probate. Ths'wi
will be contested by relatives who al
lnephews, nieees, grand nephews an