Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
CAPITAL NEWS.
Wynan Oh the Danger Of
Cholera Coming.
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MGLyNN's CASE DECIDED.
Troops Nay Cross The Border in
Pursuit Of Savage Indians.
INAUGURATION or CLEVELAND.
secrttary Pastor VIII, RssIEu.-The
Revenue Cutters are
Men.ot. War.

wAsHINoToN, ID. O., Dec. 23.--jur-
geon General Wyman Of the Marine
Hospital service, In answer to qucs-
lions as to the danger OF the reappear.
nnce Of cholera IA the coming sum.
mer, said:
"rwO factors render the situation
serious; one is tho appearance OF fresh
cases In Hamburg, and the othor Ia the
continued prevalence OF the disease in
Russin;great caro- has been exercised TO
prevent It's getting u foothold this side
Of the Atlantic. The speedy passage
OF u bill giving clearly defined powers
TO make precautionary regulations,
with sufficient appropriations to make
them effective, In extremely desirable,
Despite the efi)r to stop Immigration
from the infected countries, 'emigranta
from those countries are persistent In
their efforts 10 reach the United States.
There " also danger Of cholera reach.
Ing the United States from the Island
OF Cuba because OF the close CONNER
cial Intercourse between Cuba and
Spain and other European ports"
The regulations Of tho circular OF
August 10Th, regarding tbs imporia.
ton Oi rags, Wyman said, had been
enforced, all reports TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
THE CASE OF McdLYHN.
The famous case VI Father McGlynn
finally has been decided by the rcstora.
ton to him OF authority 10 perform his
prlestly functions. The settlement of
the case comes within the scope Of tho
general power vested In Mgr. Satolli,
paphl delegate, and the decision was
promulgated by him ito night ut the
Catholic university. where he Is stop
ping. Father Burtzelle has been
pleading McGlynn's case for some
days and Mgr. Satolli presented a
statement TO McGlynn OF the conces-
sions required 10 be- made by him In
order that his plea might recoive n
favorable consideration. Mgr. Satolll
issued the following tonight:
"ro end the many contradictory
kilograms sent out IL 10 thought expe.
dent TO state that at O'Clock p. m.
DIR. McGlynn was declared free from
ecclesiastical ceneure and restored 10
his priestly functions after having
satiated the Popo's legate OH all points
in his case"
Whether or not McGIynn will return
to his old fold 10 not yet known.
HOSTILE INDIANS.
The secretary OF war has Issued n
general order announcing tho renewal
Of the agreement heretofore entered
into between the United States and
Mexico, whereby the federal troops OF
the two countries may cross the terri
tory OF the other In pursuit. OF savage
hostile Indians. This Ia because Of tho
raids recently made by the Apaches
under the "Kid" on the Arizona from.
tier.
DEMOCRATS RESIGN.
The trouble In the committee M.
pointed to take part In the arrange
men,s for the Inauguration OF Presi-
dent Cleveland eliminated to-day In
tho resignation OF twenty-ons Demo-
cratic members. a committee OF fifty,
with Colonel j. B. Berrett M chair
man, was appointed by Chairman
| Harrlty OF the National Democratic
committee. Chairman Borrett In
creased the committee by the addition
! OF eighty prominent citizens, including
many Republicans. Some Dsmocr rattle
members OF the orls inal committee OBJ
ected to this, and tho action OF to-day
was the consequence.
PRESIDENTIAL POsToFFicEs.
The following named fourth-ulass
postoillces will be raised 10 the presl-
Dental class January I, 1897. Black
| foot, Ida; Bancroft, Bonaparte, Nora
Springs, Parkersburg, Pringhat mud
Ruthven, To-; Culbertson aud OAkss,
Neb.; Cransiord, Cooperstown and
Cakes, n. ID.
FOSTER WILL RESIGN.
Secretary OF State Foster will resign
his portfolio before leaving tor Paris TO
act as agent for the United States be-.
tore the Boring Sea arbitrator, W no
meet on February 23rd. Az only three
weeks elapse between his departure
and the end OF the present administra.
tion, the vacancy will not be filled.
THE CANADIAN LAKE QUESTION.
The foil text Of the reports on the
Canadian Lake question, wherein the
statement that the so.called "revenue
cutters" recently built by the Canadian
government Were said to be In reality
warships, was made public to-day. The
report contains nothing new. The
summary sent In these dispatches two
days ago covered all tho salient points.
ALASKA SEAL RooKERIEs.
Captain Healey, OF the United
States revenue cutter Bear, reports his
arrival ut San Francisco from Alaska.
He says that the present system re-.
garding seal rookeries Ia Intellectual.
The rough weather that prevails about
the Islands prevents revenue cutters
from approaching the shore close
enough TO be- OF any service. II thoy
40 close enough for service they run
| Imminent risk Of being dashed to
pieces upon the shore and wrecked.
'rhe darkness that prevails for sixteen
TO eighteen hours OF the twenty -four
increases the risks run anu prevents
those anoat from seeking marauders.
Even with all these obstacles one
vessel can only guard one coast. He
thinks police patrol OF SUM Client