The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

The New York court of appeals rendered no
| decision in the Sugar trust case yesterday
The Ontario Mills company, of Providence
has made an assignment Unsecured debts.
s335,O0O quick assets, Sl3i,000.
| The Western Passenger association has
elected J. F. Goddard formerly general man
ager OF the Santa Fe & California, chairman
The British bark Dinapore, from Middles-
borough for Bahia Blanca, is ashore at Cape
| Coriantes. The captain and five of the crew
were lost.
Alderman James Pierson was fatally injured
| by an Erie train at Jersey City Tuesday night.
Plerson is one of the doodle aldermen of
| New York.
| Strong efforts are being made to reconcile the
| d1f1erences between the old Czechs and Ger.
mans in the Bohemian diet. Emperor Francis
Joseph yesterday gave an audience to the
| leaders of the two parties.
The deal for the transfer of So 100000 worth of
Baltimore d Ohio stock, owned by Baltimore
was completed Yesterday. The papers were
| signed and half million paid. The remaining
| 100000 will be paid before July l.
The pilot who brought in the Stea mer Werra
| yesterday morning reports that Sunday morning
he spoke the steamer La Bourgogne, hence for
| HaVre, laying to with her machinery out She
would make niece ssary repairs and proceed on
| her voyage
Near Hannibal, Mo-, Tuesday, construction
train collided with freight on the ST. Louis.
| Keokuck & Western. Twelve cars were
wrecked. Fireman Arthur A. TAYLOR and Berry
! Nelson were scalded to DEATH Several other
tra1nmen were injured.
| A tough colored club held a picnic at Castle
Shannon, near Pittsburg, yesterday. at which
| shooting and cutting was the order of the dav
\ at the grounds and on the train returnin1
| Frank Morrison was killed and q girl shot in the
| thigh and many others hurt.
! Advices from the United States SQUADRON of
| evolution dated Gibraltar, May % give n de-
| tailed account of the dressing of the ships the
| firing of salute and other honors TO Oueen
| VictoriaS birthday, the parade and review of
| the British troops on shore, etc. The SQUADRON
was expected TO leave for Brazil on the follow
| ing Monday.
The remnant of the wrecked Wabash horse
| train arrived yesterday ut Kansas City In the
cobooSe were eight wounded colored men and
| boys, most of them belonging to Chinn & Nor
| gan's stables. The stable most affected nv the
wreck was that of j. Keller, of CynthIana. XIV,
who, with his son. persisted. They had five
horses, every one killed.
Treasury Agent J. G. Mccoy at Tuscon. who
has been on the trail of number of Chinese
landed at GuaymaS Mexico, d month ago. fol.
flowed them into Arizona and arrested tWentv-
four, overtalxing them on the desert when thew
had nearly persisted for want of waiter They
were taken before a United States commits
sioner.
Harry Mcbride and Frank Larue walters
quarrelled over q girl and adjourned to the
Golden Gate club, and fought with three ounce
gloves. Mcbride was knocked out. blood pour.
ing from his ears nose and mouth physi-
clan was called and said u blooo vessel was
broken in McBrides head. Mcbride died yester
day morning. Laure is under arrest.