The state herald., 1893-11-17

very sick.
The revolution in Cuba is reported to have
broken out afrcsh.
Cleveland, Ohio, is being visited by mn cpl.
demic Of influenza.
Weeks, the Now York cmbezxler, has been
sentenced to ten years.
The Salt Lake Tribune ndviscs the Liberal
party In Utah to disband.
The nations Of Europe nre united in efforts
Ia suppress anarchists.
II is declared that tho Brazilian Insurgents
Intend shortly to hoist the imperial flag.
The Sunday Rest Association at Kansas
CITY has begun crusade against open sa-
looms.
Mr.. Gladstone is trying to effect settle.
ment Of the coal miners strikes that are
causing such great distress.
A large church in Chicago caught fire dur.
ing the service Sunday evening, but the con.
gregation got out without harm.
Phil. Evans, n negro ravisher, Is on trial at
Bardstown. Kentucky. There Is great dan
ger OF lynching and race war us a result.
There was great fro In Memphis on the
10Th which caused n loss of SGO0,000. One
life was lost and several persons were In.
jurcd.
The chief Of the Osages and his executive
council have Issued an edlct ordering all ne
Rroes to leave the reservation within thirty
days, and stating that after that time any
negro found In the country will be given fifty
lashes.
The new cruiser Olympia, on her first trip,
has established her position us queen Of the
United states navy. The ship made a maxi.
mum speed OF 81 26-l00 knots, and averaged
slightly under 81 knots on a run Of GS knots,
with heavy sea and strong wind.
| The steamship China arrived at San Fran.
elsco on the 18th with advicos from Honolulu.
Minister Willis had reached the island and
had made mn appointment with President
Dole To present his credentials to the pro-
visIonal government Nothing was known of
bis Intentions.
As n result OF the carelcssness of chemists
disastrous explosion OF ether occurred Mt
Bresittovsk, town Of Russian Poland l3l
miles from Grodno. A whole house was
blown to pieces and twenty persons killed
and large number injured Several adjoin-
ing houses were badly damaged.
Sir Julian Paunccfotc, British ambassador,
has entered upon negotiation with Secretary
Gresham for the settlement OF claims for tho
British tcnlcrs seized In Behrlng Sea previous
to the modus vivcndi OF 1891. II Is said that
The amount OF indemnity claimed by the
Canadian government will not exceed $780,
300.
Sealing circles are greatly exercised over
uotices that hayo been received stating that
any vessel found sealing within the ninety
mile limit OF the Commodore group of islands
IN the Siberian coast would be confiscated,
together with all tackle. Officers and crews
II Is stated, may expect sixteen months i'm
prisonment In the mines Of Siberia.
The will OF A. Montgomery, who died at
San Francisco, has been filed for probate.
After bcqucathing S650,000 to his widow,
100000 In trust for his two minor children
and $4,000 for monument, the remainder
OF the estate Is left to the San Francisco
Theological Seminary. His fortune Is es,l-
mated at 81, 100000.
Official dispatches have been sent 10 Chi
hnahua city requesting that troops be sent
from !narez ut once to protect Polomas, Mex
leo, from the Tamochi Indian rcvolutionlsts.
ffty OF whom took possession OF the town and
how have control OF the cu.tom-house and all
the public buildings. Citizens are in a state
OF terror and fear the Indians will sack the
town.
There was head-end collision between
freight and passenger train on the Hooking
Valley road on the 9th Both engines were
reduced TO mass Of shapelcss Iron, and the
baggage car was smashed TO spllnters. The
smoker was also badly damaged aud n num-
Der OF freight cars were wrecked. The small
number OF faiallties-four-is remarkable,
and a number OF narrow escapes are reported.
The Chicago council chamber was the
scene OF most dlsgraccful fight few nights
ago, as result Of Republicans and Demo.
Gratis both being anxious to secure the office
of mayor pro TEN. A rough and tumble fight
was INDUCED In, and policemen had TO clear
the hall. Afterwards compromise was ar
ranged and u. b. Swift, Republican, was
elected. The election for new mayor will
be held next month.
General wnrnrr, pfv-,iru, Ut tho hu,rrioau
Bimetallic League, has Issued circular letter
stain: that, inasnluch rs the cxlgenclcs Gre
aied by the unconditional repeal Of the silver
purchase law render 1t important that u con.
ference OF active bimciallists be held nj an
carly day TO consider the changed situation
and determine upon the future course OF ac-
ton, such conference Il called to meet at
Washington on December u next
Secretary of State Gresham advises the
President that the present provisional govern
eminent In the Hawaiian Islands Is illegal be-
cause IL was brought into existence and IL
largely maintained by the moral and physical
support OF this country. lie thinks that Il
would never have obtained power II the war
ship Boston had not been In the harbor aud
sent marines ashore. lie therefore recon.
mends the restoration Of Lilloukslanl.
Thomas Barnes, aged IS, unmarried, a coal
miner employed at the Dugan mine two
miles from Durango, was instantly killed $50
fect from entry Of the mine. lie was work
Ing with partner 10 narrow room sud.
denly several tons OF rock and dirt fell from
slant. His partner was no; injured Barnes
hal Only worked for the Dugan company
since Monday and was n silver miner. He
had worked in sllverton for several years.
Hawaiian Consul Wilder Mt San Francisco
states that In cnsc the administration should
nsk the provisional government To step down
aud out, the request could not be granted,
but IN ease the use OF force should be threat.
cbei, the provisional government could have
but one course 10 pursue Resistance against
the United states would be useless, but Il
would protest with all Its moral force against
such high-handed outrage. Should the
United States protoctorate OF the monarchy
DC Withdrawn, that monarchy would not last
day. unquestlonably the next revolution
would not be as peaceful as the last, aud the
monarchy would surely be oyerthrown once
and forever.
A daring attempt made 10 rob the Society
OF Savings at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 10th,
nearly resulted In the murder Of Colonel
Myron 7. ilerrlck, the treasurer Of the instl.
tuition, Owing 10 the bravery Of Coloucl
llrrrck the robbcr was baked. although the
treasurer had narrow escape from death. A
stranger walked into his private office aud
drawing revolver ordered Colonel lIcrriell
To go Into the vault mud get $4,000 for hlui.
Colonel ilcrfick promptly struck the man In
tho face, knocking him down. The robber
sprang 10 his feet. shot nj Colonel Hcrrlck.
and sprsng out OF an open window into the
street The ball passed through the right
side Of Colonel llcrrick's coat. The robbcr
has not been found.
by a rcar-cnd collision on tho Chicago.
Rock Island n Pacific, "Wednesday evening al
feyrni) .ilrrt street, Chicago, three people
were Killed and many Injured. Passenger
irain No. II, known Ms the limited rc,tibuled
cxpr-ss, crashed into the rnd OF Bluc Island
accommodation, badly wrrcking tao coaches
aud the engine Of the limited. Owing TO fog
signals could not be seen. The engine Of
the express trnin plowrd its way 30 the rear
coach VI the accommodation. Tsr car was
picked up and carried forward, 40 great wns
ihe momentum. aud wns driven with terrible
force into ihccnd Of the second coach from
the rear. Tho explosion Of lamp ignltod
the woodwork IN the debris and the fire soon
began 10 rprcad rapidly. bat tho passengers
were hurrIedly removed A large number