The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-10
FLASHED FROM AFFAIR.

Thirty new cases of yellow fever at New
Brunswick, Ga. yesterday.
The conference OF the Latin Monetary
union opened at Paris yesterday.
Ferdinand De Lesseps is said to be dy-
ing at his country home near Paris.
1t is not yet known when the new bat
tleship Oregon will be fit for sea.
The Kansas City National bank, which
failed last summer, has again opened for
business.
Marshal Mcmahon, of the French re-
public, is suffering from an attack OF
acute bronchitis.
1t now safe to number the deaths caused
by the late storm and floods in Louisiana
and Alabama at 1000.
The first congressional convention at
Detroit has nominated l.. t. Croffin to
succeed the late Congressman Chapman.
New Orleans has raised storm fund of
about $50, DOC, and trains, luggers and
skiffs are being sent in every direction
with supplies.
Twelve thousand people assembled IN
Victoria park, London, on Sunday, and
heard violent speeches in favor of the
striking miners.
The wool growers of Rawlins will meet
on October q at o'clock. Business OF
Importance to the sheep men of the state
will be considered.
The California veteran fireman arrived
in Chicago yesterday, and were most
royalty entertained.
Advices from Japan are that sailing
vessel was wrecked off that coast and
twenty two passengers were drowned.
| The South Baltimore car works has
gone into the hands of a receiver. The
company, however, is said to be perfectly
solvent.
There are reports of heavy defalca-
ton in the New York branch of the Ell
gin Watch company. The amount is
placed at $4,000.
j. S. McAble, proprietor of the Hun
garian bank, at Connelsville, Pa, made
an assignment yesterday. Liabilities,
Sl2, GOO; assets, $50, 600.
Sir William Smith, for many years edi-
tor of the Quarterly Review, in London,
died on Saturday, aged 81 years.
Samuel Sherman, one of the Northern
Pacific train robbers, captured in Mon
tana in desperate fight on Wednesday
last, has died from the effects of his
wounds.
1t is said that the czar will issue ukase
expelling every wealthy Hebrew from ST.
IBERIA. This will involve %, 900 Russian
Jews, and it is said large proportion of
these will come to the United States.
The firm of Canada & Kane, New York
dealers in masons' building materials. has
hailed. 1t was the heaviest in that line
in the United States. The liabilities
will probably reach 100000.
1t is currently rumored among New
York investors that William Waldorf
Aston is about to build in London the
largest and most costly hotel in the world,
which it is estimated will cost more than
81, 900. 600.
The senate committee on public lands
has authorized favorable report on the
bill to aid state schools of mines in Cali
fornia, Colorado, Oregon, Washington,
Montana, Idaho, Nevada. Wyoming and
South Dakota.
The Nashville, Tenn, Safe Deposit,
Trust & Banking company has made an
assignment for the benefit of it's creditors.
Liabilities, SPA, 056; assets estimated
about the same. Lack of business is given
IS the reason.
Several thousand people attended
meeting held in Glasgow on Sunday, at
which the authorities were denounced for
sending troops into the mining districts,
and for killing the men who only, it is
claimed. were trying to obtain what is
justly due them.
Irishmen from all over the world as
sembled around the grave OF Charles
Stewart Parnell, in Glasvenin cemetery
on Sunday, and did reverence and honor
to the memory of the great Irish leader.
The procession of mourDers through the
streets of Dublin far exceeded that of
year ago.
At Savannah, Ga, the 1S-year old
daughter of Mrs. Jane Young was raw
ished in her home Sunday by March
Walker, a negro. The police were not
notified till several hours later and
Walker in the meantime escaped. A
negro resembling Walker was arrested
but released upon the failure to identity.
Several committees Of the House will be
busy during the week. The Committee
on Territories will try and get quorum
together to consider several bills for the
admission of Utah, Arizona, New Mexico
and Oklahoma. There has been more
pressure for the Utah bill than the others,
and it will be disposed of first.
A report has reached Buffalo, Wv.
that the Sioux Indians at Pine Ridge
have broken out and are on the war path.
A courier from Fort Mckinney was sent
with dispatch to the troops encamped
at Ten Sleep lakes in the Big Horn basin
recalling them to the post in hot haste.
If the report is true it is apt to be more
serious affair than the last outbreak, as
the weather is more propitious than it
was at that time and the Indians can
travel about the country with ease.
Representative Doolittle, of Washing
ton state, has introduced a joint resoln-
ton providing for a commission consist
ing of three senators and six representa-
tives, to go over the entire route OF the
Nicaragua canal and make a thorough
examination with a view to submitting
to Congress comprehensive report of
the existing conditions and furnishing
information upon which future legisla-
ton may be had. The resolution was
referred to the Committee on Interstate
and Foreign Commerce.
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