Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
CAPITAL NEWS.
Vyman on the Danger Of
Cholera Coming.
MGLYNN'S CASE DECIDED.
Troops day Cross Tho BO7ier IN
Pursuit Of SlVdSl Iallou;.
INAUGURATION OF clrvEL,sD.
secr. tary FASTER WIN nssixn.-The
Revenue Cutters are
Men.of War.

Men.of War.
WAsHfSoroS, ID. g., Dsc. 2s.-Snr-
geon General Wyman OF the Marine
Hospital service, In answer to ques'
tons M TO the danger OF the reappear.
nnce OF cholera In the coming sum-
mer, said:
"rwo factors render tho situation
serious; ono ie the appearances OF fresh
cases In Hamburg, and the other Ia the
continued prevalence Of the disease In
Rnssla;great care has been exercised TO
prevent Its getting foothold this side
VI the Atlnutic. Tho speedy passage
Of a bill giving clearly defined powers
TO make precautionary regulations,
with sufficient appropriations to make
them effective, ID extremely desirable,
Despite tho eli )rts TO stop immigration
from the infected countries, cmigrants
from those countries are persistent In
their efforts 20 reach tho United States.
There Ia also danger OF cholera reach
Ing the United States from tho Island
OF Cuba because OF the close CONNER.
cIal intercourse between Cuba aud
Spain and other European ports"
The regulations OF the circular OF
August 10Th, regarding tbs impor;a-
ton OF rugs, Wymnn said, had been
enforced, ali reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
THE CASE OF ncdLYNs.
The famous case OF Father McGlynn
finally has been decided 10y tho restora.
tion 10 him of authority to perform his
pTlestly functions. The settlement OF
the case comes within tho scope OF the
general power vested In Mgr. 5atolli,
papal delegate, and the decision was
promulgated by him ITO night at the
Catholic university, where he IL stop
ping. Father Bur,zelle has been
| pleading McGlynn's case for some
days and Mgr. Satoili presented u
statement TO MoGlynn OF the conces-
sions required to DO made hy hun In
order that his plea might receive y
favorable consideration. Mgr. Satolli
Issued the following tonight:
"ro end the many contradictory
kilograms sent out It Is thought expe.
dient to stnte that ut o O'Clock p. IN.
Or. McGlynn was declared free from
ecclesiastical censure and restored TO
his pri.stly functions after having
satisfied the Pope's legatc on all points
in his case"
Whether or not McGlynn will return
to his old fold Is not yot known.
HOSTILE INDIANS.
The secretary OF war has issued a
general order announcing the renewal
| - A.. al haFesfAfAeR al
into between the United States and
Mexico, whereby the federal troops OF
the two countries may cross tho terri.
tory OF the other in pursuit OF an wage
hostile Indians. This because of the
raids recently made by the Apaches
undor the "Kid" on tho Arizona from.
tlor.
DEsooRATs RESIGN.
The trouble in tho committee ap.
pointed TO take part In the arrange.
ments for the Inauguration OF Presi.
dent Cleveland illuminated to-day Ia
the resignation Of twcnty.one Demo
cratic members. A committee OF tlfty,
with Colonel j. Is. Berrett rs chair.
man, was appointed by Chairman
Harrity Of the National Democratic
committee. Chairman Berrett In
creased the committee by the addition
o! eighty prominent citizens, including
many Republicans. Some Dsmoc ratil
memberao OF the original committee OBJ
jccted ~ this, and the action Of to-day
was the consequence.
PRESIDENTIAL posToFFIcEs.
The following named fourth-ulas,
postoillces will be raised 10 the presi
| nj In nj a
foot, Ida; Bancroft, Bonaparte, Nora
Springs, Parkersburg, Pringhat aud
Ruthven, To-; Culbertson and OAkas,
Neb.; Cransiord, Cooperstown ant
Cakes, N. ID.
FOSTER WILL RESIGN.
Secretary OF State Foster will resigl
his portfolio before leaving tor Paris Il
act as agent for the United States be-
fore the Berlng Sea nrbilrators, W
meet on February 23rd. As only thre
weeks elapse between his dopartur
anu the end OF the present administra
lion, tho vacancy will not bs filled.
THE CANADIAN LAKE QUESTION.
The full text OF the reports on tn
Canadian Lake question, wherein tn,
statement that the so.callod "revenu
cutters" recently built by the Canada
government were said to DO In realit
wafships, was made public today. Tn
report contains nothing new. TIL
summary sent In these dispatches tw
days ago covered Nil the salient poll
ALASKA sRAL RooIiERIEs.
Captain Healey, OF the United
States revenue cutter Boar, reports hi
arrival at San Francisco from Alaski
He says That the present system n
garding seal rookeries Ia Intellectual
The rough weather that prevails abou
tho Islands prevents revenue cutter
from approaching tho shore olot
enough to be OF any service: II the
go close enough for service they ru
Imminent risk Of being dashed /
. pieces upon the shore and wrecked
b rho darkness that prevails for sixteei
d to eighteen hours OF the twenty fo,i
4 increases the risks run anu prevent
! those niioat from seeking msraudcrs.
u Even with all these obstacles on
n vessel can only guard one coast. II
tninkB y police DatrOl of sufil oiay