The state herald., 1893-06-09

Ono victim died on the Goth. There 10 ulso
cholera In Marseilles.
Tho Presbyterian General Assembly by a
vote OF 1888 to 1l0 has sustained the appeal
against DIR. Briggs.
A congress of homeopathic doctors opened
ut the World's Fair on the Goth. large
number Of them were present
The work Of the Behrlng Sea arbitration
| commission will probably last late Into the
fall as the speeches are very long.
Four iremcn were crushed TO death under
falling walls ut Omaha on the 3rd. A big
furniture warehouse was burned down at o
loss OF ta0O, 600.
Mrs. Mary Ncvins Blaine, the divorced wife
| OF james q. Blaine, Jr., was married to DR..
will take trip to Europe.
The steamer Tacoma, which arrived from
Yokohama on the lat brings news that the
Russian corvette Nitiaz went ashore on the
Corean coast May Is and became total
wreck. Nine lives were lost.
Lloyd,s sanitary inspector at Bagdad,
Asiatic Turkey, announces the outbreak OF
cholera nj some Of the stations on tho Tlgris
and at Busorah, a port on the Shat FL Arab,
In consequence Of which river traffic has been
suspended.
The Spanish government has declared five
days quarantine against all vessels arriving
from Cette and Hamburg. Spanish consuls
10 France report cholera prevailing In Cctte,
Mediterranean port. Several cases have
| ended fatally.
| II appears that the president Is INV Hing to
permit Senator Allison to terminate his ser.
vices as a member Of the International None.
tnry Conference, In spite OF the senator's oft.
| expressed wish Of 80 doing, and the senator
may yet consent To serve.
The Russian persecution Of the Jews Ia cx.
tending to Poland. 1t says that $50 families
ali Nx<.An I>I
the heads OF families thus expelled wcro en-
gagged In trade and possessed more or less cs-
tate which they were forced 10 abandon.
Tho western railroads have apparently nc.
cepted tho Santa Fe's demand aud they all
began selling tickets on the 5rd at the follow
Ing rates: Denver to Chicago aud return
| 1880, Denver to st. Louis and return $50,
Denver to the Missouri River and return SO
The Antl-Slavcry society reports that the
slave trade In Morocco continues TO flourish,
| although there Is no open market for slaves
| In the coast towns. Batches Of young girls
arc often brought to Tanglrr Itself AMI sold
| 10 wealthy Moors ut prices ranging from sl3C
| to $3.50.
On the End the Missouri Pacific made stu
gle rate from Denver OF Sal75 to Chicago, SIG
| to st. Louis and Sl2.50 to the Missouri River,
to go Into effect June 4. The Santa Fc met
these rates, aud closely following II the Bur.
llngton announced the same fares. There
| may be further cuts.
The monk Dom Sauton, who has high
reputation in the medical world, Is about 10
start, with the approval Of the pope and ere
dentiais from the French government, TO
visit the lcprosy hospitals throughout the
world In order TO secure the general adoption
Of the most cfiicacious treatment.
The Sultan Of lahore will visit the Worlds
Fair In July. The sultan is famous for his
great wealth, and Is said to possess the finest
collection Of diamonds, rubies and pearls In
the world. He will bring rctinue Of ten
servants and two English physicians, whom
he carries with him TO look after his health.
Ex-Consul Alex Webb has practically com.
pleied his plans for the Importation OF Mus.
sclmcn colonists to settle In the south and be-
come American citizens. IL Ia proposed to
reproduce In America some Of the beautiful
mosques built In India during the palmy days
OF the Mogul emperors. The first mosque OF
Importance VIII be built IN New York city,
and 1t will be very elaborate and impressive
structure.
The official figures show that during May
l,03O, O31 people went to see the Worlds Fair,
Of which number 22,s25 wcro children and
ai6,3gl persons admitted on passes. This
represents t5l0, 3la.l5. The total number Of
tickets sold during the month was ,3ai, 46),
OF which 23,:2S were childrcn's tickets, en-
rleh!ng the exposition TO the sum Of SIJi.i9S.
There arc now outstanding ISL ,i2i tickets
bought during May.
A dispatch from Arkansas City say.. "Thc
break In the levec thirteen miles above here IL
stu widening. II is now over 100 feet wide,
and the water coming through II Is added to
the food ut the end Of the lcvcc and I. flood.
lug the country rapidly. The outlook now Is
that about all the territory OF the Tcnsas dis
trIct reached by the food OF last year VIII be
flooded. In fact the food may even go higher
than the food Of last year.
Advices have been received that President
sscasa has abandoned the struggle with the
revolutlonists In Nicaragua. Last night the
president signed treaty Of peace with his OPP
ponents. The members Of the provisional gov
crnment have entered Managua aud assumed
control OF affairs. The transfer Of the reins
Of the government was Effected quietly and
there has been no dlsor'ler OF any kind.
A second Homestead, probably without its
record OF bloodshed. seem. TO be an lnevlta-
bic result Of the forces which are working In
the iron Industry Of PiusIurg, the Mahoning
aud shenango valleys Next Tuesday the
Amslgamnicd Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers begin tbrIr annual conference In
Plttshufg. Whatever conclusion may be
reached In that convention, tho big Iron
men have determined that wages shall come
down.
The coast defense Monterey has returned
from successful trial trip nj sea, having
proved herself To be n magnificent sea boat,
aud having clearly demonstrated the excel.
lrnee of her engines and her boilers, which
have been 30 much criticised, The four great
rides were fired and found TO be perfectly
mounted. The only mishap was to n machin.
1T Of the Mare Island navy yard. who had
Two fingers taken OIL while attending the gun
machinery.
Mragrc reports from Memphis state that
wind storm nearly destroyed the town OF
Rosedalc, Mississippi, on tile 3ist A colored
minister and his wife were killed and mum.
Der injured. Twenty hou.es were either
wrecked or badly damaged, Among them
were the Baptist aud Methodist churches and
the City bark. Many cabins occupied by
oolored people were blown down, and trees
and fences were carried by the wind like
straws.
The steel steamer Corsica collidci with an
unknown schooner fifteen mile. on Thunder
lay Island, Lake Michigan, Friday morning.
ut daybrcnk In fog, The schooner wns cut
In two and went 10 the bottom Instantly. Her
entire crew were lost. The Corsica had no
time To walt for the rescue Of any Of the sur.
yiyors who Nigh, be floating around IN tho
mass Of wrcrkaHe, as her bow wa. stove Ia
and the water was pouring IN faster than her
pumps you'd throw II out The Corsica WIS
run on the beach IN Thunder lay, Just below
osslnecke. Her bows nrc nil crushed In for q
considerable distance.
A decree that will prove Of great interest To
the slaughtrrlng establishments of kan,ns
City. ST. l.ouia and Chicago has Just been IL.
sued by President DlM. The decree pcrrmp.
toriy forblds the shipment Of Slaughtered
hogs Into the City Of Mexico. Hereafter all
hogs for consumption must be brought IN
alive. This action WINS taken In view Of tho
fact that IN cnsr Of alleged fresh pork shipped
here frtm the United states and from polnts
In Mexico II Ia not always possible 10 decide
whether or not the animal died Of come dis.
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