The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-25
member of the cabinet, with title of secre-

member or the CABINET, Win IlJle OF Secre-
tary of public health.
London, April 24-The Standard this
morning announces the discount corpora
ton of ireland has suspended payment.
The trouble IS the outcome of The recent
collapse of the Belfast warehouse COM
pany. Liabilities 100000.
Buenos Ayres, April A.-Advices re
eeiyed here from the city of Rio Grande
gents who are still in arms against the
government are concentrated at Bage, in
the state Of Rio Grande do Sui
Anderson, Ind, April 24.-An ordinance
council requiring all tranps found in the
city limits to be vaccinated. About fifty
were corraled last night and subjected to
the requirements.
Columbia, S. c.. April 2.-Carloads of
whisky are being received here and saloons
are opening as under the former regime.
Beer is on tap at all places. No effort has
been made SO far to stop the sale and no
effort is made to conceal the business.
Sydney, n. S. w, April 2t-The govern
ors of the colonies of Victoria, Tasmania
and South Australia, have cabled to their
representa- ives in London, instructing the
latter to support New Zealand in its re-
quest TO assume the administration of the
Somoan islands.
PittsbuFg, Pa, April PA glove con-
test tonight at McKeeS' Rocks a suburb
between Jimmy Dime, of Ohio, and Jerry
Marshal, OF Australia, resulted in six
round draw. Both men have national
regulations and the contest created con-
siderable interest.
London. April 24-The Sporting Life to-
day publishes an interview with Pugilist
Corbett, respecting the offer made him by
the Olympic club Corbett said there was
no doubt that the encounter would be de-
cided in June or July, but that he is in
10 hurry. IIe is having a real holiday.
London, April 24.-The correspondent at
ATLANTA of the Times says he has Wis
tied ChaIcis, the capital of the northern
part of the island of Euboena, which
was greatly affected by the recent earth
quakes. He found 200 houses destroyed
and the new cathedral badly damaged.
Washington, April 24.-The House COM
mittee on invalid pensions has decided
to report favorably a bill providing that
in the establishment of claims for PEN
missioned officer shall not have any less
weight than if such witness had served
as a commissioned officer.
Golconda, Ill. April 24.-John A. Fin
ney, one of the wealthiest farmers in
this county was shot and killed today
by Matt Layman, another farmer, who
fired both barrels of a shotgun at him.
The shooting was the result of a quarrel
himself up.
Pittsburg, Pa. April 24-This evening
an explosion of dynamite occurred in a
blacksmith, shop in Mount Washington,
iEiuring Michael Gallaher and his son,
Michael, jr., and hurting six others The
shop was destroyed and several houses
in the vicinity somewhat damaged.
Washington, April Acknowledgement
| Polk, of Calcutta, has sent the depart
ment of state a copy of the new tariff
law of India, and in his letter says: The
act is strictly for raising revenue. This
action. has been rendered necessary by
the increased revenue required to meet
/ the payments on the gold debt due from
India to England and resulting from the
fall in the gold value of silver, which is
| the mOneV of the counting "
Indianapolis, Ind, April 24.-There will
| be LOO delegates in the Republican state
convention tomorrow and the city is
already overrun with politicians There
! to be filled. The contest for secretary
of state attracts the widest attention, as
that office, by precedent, is the stepping
stone to gubernatorial honors. Aaron
Jones. of South Bend, who headed the
| ticket two years ago, is the most con-
! spicuous candidate. Ex-President Har-
rison is expected to address the conven-
| ton.
Washington. April 24.-William McGar-
rahan, the celebrated claimant to the
New Idria mine, died at Providence hos
has been a familiar figure at the capitol
for years and was well known to SEN
atorS and members, majority of whom
believed in the justice Of his claim. A
| bill to permit the trial of his case in the
court of claims was passed by Congress
and vetoed by President Harrison. Sew
eral other bills have been passed by one
house or the other and a score of COM
mittees have reported favorably on the
claim.
Washington, April 24-Consul-G General
Mason at Frankfort, in a report to the
state department, suggests that our
/ fruit preservers try fruit sugar made
from beet sugar. 1t is a limpid white
syrup of great density, containing from
20 to rs per cent. sugar, possessing which,
fruity flavor and a capacity to remain
fluid and free from granulation for an
indefinite period. 1t has the power to
assimilate, develop and preserve the nat
ural flavor of fruit It is sold at 81
cents per pound, and the consul-general
says any trustworthy American firm
can, by addressing his consulate, obtain
free of charge, except for transportation
100 pounds as a sample.