Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

The lnto Senator Chilcot left an
estate worth sl,O1O,OOO.
In Denver. 200 saloonkeepera are In .
dic,ed for selling liquor on Sundays.
Mn. Wilson. Of suakc River, Idaho,
u the mother Of sixteen children.
This total output Of tho Montana
mines for 1900, Is estimated nj 81, 900, :
900. This includes gold, silver, copper
and lead.
The Italian government viii take up
the New Orleans lynching caae. The
Italians have good navy. The shell.
Ing OF New Orleans may be the sequel.
The London I0s says Saturday
occurrence Mt New Orleans will form
deplorablc rage In American history.
Italians throughout tho country arc
aroused. Meetings have bccn held In
all the pElncipal cities Of tho east, de-
nouncing the New Orleans carnival.
This British arlstocracy IL agltated
by another scandal. No names are
given, but the parties are said 10 he
high up Ia government circles.
The grandson Of the famous Lord
John Russell IN In the divorce court.
His wife, the Countess, Is suing for
Judicial separation.
The salvation Army IL closely
watched 10y the police. Why not watch
The saloons In which prize nghs take
place ~ closely.
Old Sol came out yesterday TO add
his glory 10 our Salt Lake sabbath. His
healthgiving beams were received with
delight by all classes, creods and col.
ors.
Ed. Byrne, miner IN the Daisy
Mine, near Osburn, Idaho, dropped "a
spark from his pipe Into n box of caps.
The caps exploded, and Ed. viii not
smoke pipe for several weeks again.
One Of tho industries Of Nevada Is
gambling. The Legislature IN now
considering bill which provides n poll
tax ISIS n year for every male over
twenty'one, who plays Mt percentage
games.
Miss Ulmar the American actress
has broken or her engagement with
Lord Craven. She viii marry Ivan
Caryll the musical composer.
Miss Ida Bentley, n young lady from
Oakland, Cal, IL giving readings from
Dobsen, kipling and others, In New
York City. She Is woman Of promise
In the footlight world.
II Is thought that Bismarck Ia about
returning 10 public life. lie Ia seeking
seat In the Roichstag. A position Us
an ordinary private deputy would he
nh anomalous one for the old premier
and statesman.
The notorious baccarat gambling
case, In which IL involved the Prince
OF Wales, win not come up for trial
until after the long vacation. Great
efforts are being made 10 settle Il by
arbitration.
Charles Frohman's big New York
stock company are preparing 10 cross
the continent To San Francisco. The
company aud play would draw In
New York until summer, but II IL not
desirable 10 make any further post
ponements, two having been made al.
ready.
II Ia reported that prize fight took
place In a saloon on sunday night.
INV " NHldi WI. 'hlti " ibltcs
Speak, Mr.. Acting Mayor. The mayor
OF Denver lost his control over the
police because he made no attempt to |
keep saloons and gambling places |
closed on Sundays. Then board OF |
commissioners was appointed to do the
work.
And now comes sleep.fasting con-
test at Detroit, Mich, Andrew Hunt,
aged IS, Seotehman, aud William
Bomerman, aged %, an Irlshman, are
10 appear on the stage OF museum at
midnight ON the 30th Inst, and there
remain without sleep for los hours, or
until one falls dawn. They arc 10 70.
ceive s75 each and percentage Of the
receipts.
The Soclete Bank Of Paris IA In
trouble. II took 81, 200, 900 10 help II
out. The trouble is asoribed TO South
American difficulties. Perhaps the |
De i.esseps Panama scheme had some
thing TO do with II. VIII England be
afietDed by South American difficult |
ties hlso.l She lent 81 300, 200, 900 down
theres : .