The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-17
TOLD In A TRICE.
News Notes Culled and Carefully
Condensed,

Governor and ex-senator James Har-
vey died at his home near this city at
u o'clock Sunday night.
Chicago, April 1.-THE selection of a
jury in the case of Lieutenant Nancy,
charged with killing Captain He'd
burg, at Fort Sheridan, began today.
Berlin, April 16.-The reichstag has
finally adopted the motion to repeal
the anti-Jesuit laws which prevented
the return of the Jesuits to Germany.
! Connellsville, Pa, April 16-Leaders
of the strike admit its failure, and the
men are ready to go to work at any
time.
San Francisco, April 16.-W. L. zool,
j of Oregon, Mo-, was sandbagged and
robbed this afternoon on Market street.
He lost gold watch and $25 in money.
| Omaha, Neb., April ia special to
the Bee from Gordon, Neb., says: Rev.
Angus McLennan, prominent Presby-
terrain minister of Ashland, Wis, died
today.
! Rome, April 16.-The pope expressed
to the Spanish government his pleasure
at the resolution adopted by the com
missions condemning the attack on
the pilgrims.
| San Francisco, April 16.-Four ostrich
chicks were Matched out in an incubator
at the Midwinter fair today They are
| the natural process
! Valencia, April 16-The government
has dismissed the civil governor of
! Valencia on the ground that he did
not give adequate protection to pill
grims on their way to Rome.
Washington, April 16.-The supreme
court today granted the motion to ad-
vance the case of McKane, appellant,
vs. Warden Durston, Sing Sing, and
it was set for hearing on April %.
Atchison, Kans., April 16.-The en-
gagement is announced of Ethel In
gals, eldest daughter of ex-senator
ingalls,, to DR.. Edward G. Blair, of
this city.
Washington, April 16-The comptrol-
Ter of the currency has authorized F.
H. Helsel, of Sioux Rapids Iowa, and
his associates to organize the First
National bank of Role, Iowa.
Ann Arbor, Michigan, April 16.-The
funeral the late DR.. Gordon Ford
was held today. Dr. Ford owned an
estate estimated at $250,000. He be
queathed $4,000 to the University Of
Michigan.
Washington, April .16-Attorney Wal
lace, of Pittsburg, failed to present
new evidence in the naval armor steel
contracts as promised. Good ground
exists for the belief that the informers
are in error.
Munich, April 16-Count Adolph
Fred Won Setback, the well-known
author and millionaire, is dead. He
left an immense picture gallery to
Emperor William on condition that it
be added to the Berlin museum.
Rostoff, Russia, April 16.-One thous-
Iane, eight hundred mechanics of the
Vladikavkas railroad have struck for
an increase of wages. There is con-
siderable agitation among the men en-
ployed on the Charkoff railway.
New York, April 16.-Johnny Griffin,
who has been training in Brooklyn.
Mass, for his fight with young Critic,
April %, has notified interested parties
that the match will have to be post
poned as he has an attack of the grip
Washington. April 16.-The report
that Dr. Edward McGlynn would be
sent to the Minnesota diocese, was de-
MED today, Mgr. Satolli, when asked
by an Associated Press reporter to
confirm or deny the rumor, said there
was no foundation for the statement
Vallejo Cal, April 16.-The United
States Snip Ranger has arrived at San
Diego and will proceed to Mare Island
on Tuesday, where she will be lifted
out for a cruise in the Bering sea. She
will also take on stores for the guIboat
Yorktown.
Washington, April 16.-The Lancaster
arrived at Naples today on her way to
New York The Chicago left Algiers
yesterday for Gibralter, the fish COM
mission steamer Albat ross, which be-
longs to the Bering sea fleets has left
San Francisco for Port Townsend.
Washington, April 16-Mr. Mulligan,
of Kentucky; who will succeed Mr..
Blackjack as United States consul at
Co. hos hon OF 40 ctto q f.
ment and took the oath of office. He
left yesterday for Kentucky, and upon
his return will receive his instructions
and depart for Apia.
Chicago, April 16.-The famous viking
ship, now lying in port at New Or
leans, has been purchased by an asso-
citation in Chicago, of which ex-Sheriff
Mattson, Editor Anderson, of the Scan
dinavian, and Captain Magnus Ander-
son are prominent members. The ship
will be kept in this city.
Washington, April ia constitu-
tional opinion of great Importance was
rendered by Judge Mott, of the court
of claims, today to the effect that the
president can lawfully approve a bill
after the adjournment of Congress,
provided the right be exercised within
the days allowed in the constitution.
Fort Scott, Kans., April 16.-Expert
investigation of the books of City
Treasurer Mrs. E.. R. Pulliam, the only
female treasurer in the state, makes
it appear that she is 81, 300 short in her
accounts 1t is not thought that she
has been dishonest, but that the short
age is due to some one having OBJ
tanned money by illegal means.
Niagara Falls, N. Y, April 16.-Geo.
Griffith, the Englishman> who left Lon
don, England, a month ago to go
ordinary means of transportation, ex-
poets to pass through in about two
weeks He will go to New, York and
then sail for England. He will in con-
sequence travel 1926 miles and lower
Nellie Bly's record by eight days.
Omaha, Neb., April ia special to
the Bee from Nebraska City, Neb.,
says the suit brought by Bishop Bona
cum to eject Father Corbett from his
parochial residence at Palmyra, came
up today The bishop, this morning,
showed the much-talked-of Satoli let
ter, which Corbetts friends say was
misinterpreted by his attorney. Thu
letter bears the official seal, and in
substance says Satoi has written
Father Corbett, telling him to obey the
Bishop and if there was any grievance
it could be heard later.
FIELDS FUNERAL.
Great Darlington, Mass, April 10
The funeral of David Dudley Field,
who died in New York, was held at