The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-12
DOTS AND DAsHEs.
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Washington, June n.-senator Sherman
today gave notice OF an amendments %
the tariff bill providing for a duty of 40
per cent ad valorem on wool.
| Washington. June u.-PreSident Cleve-
| land has been somewhat affected by the
warm weather, and the regular Monday
PUBLIC reception was abandoned. Or.
ORe1lly gave the president prescription
| Madrid. June n.-Don FREDERICK Mad
| is dead.
Paducah.. KY. June 1.-Kelly's commons
wealers, who were yesterday brought from
| Cairo by boat, expect to go up the Ten
neSSee river to JohnSonville by boat,
| thence to Washington.
| Omaha, June I'm. L. Andrews an
auditor of Cudahy Packing company
while bathing in the Platte river yesterdayA
was drowned as a result Of the food.
HIS companions were unable to recover the
Lincoln, Neb., June 1.-THE league Of
Nebraska Republican clubs will convene
mere tomorrow. The policy of the parry
| IN the state campaign, Will be the main
issue. Silver. will be a factor in the de-
| bate. Congressman Grosvenor will he
| present and address thee invention.
| Tangier,, June Traditional advices re-
| garding the death of the sultan saw he
suffered from fever for four DAYS previous
| to his death, and he died while giving
! orders. For some time before death he
began vomiting and continued to snffer
| in this manner till he expired. 1t is added
that the symptoms of his disease point
to poisoning.
Washington, June 1.-THE report of the
naval constructor, Hanscom, on the in
JurleS received by the Columbia on her
trial trip shows that twelve plates were
time Will be required to repair the ship
Washington, June 1.-THE Senate In
| executive session, today confirmed the
nomination M ma no d ct a. j White to be post
New York, June n.-Several persons
were Frustrated by heat today. Two per-
! sons died in Brooklyn.
! New York, June u.-At a meeting to-
| night OF the Republican state committee it
/ was decided to nominate a straight ticket
in the coming municipal campaign.
| Coney Island. n. Y, June n-NIlle
/ Beatrice. the young lion tanner who was
| bitten by q lion yesterday, this evening
| grew much worse The wound began to
/ iniame rapidly and there were symptoms
! 1t fills her mouth. She is unable to speak
and swallows liquid food with difficulty
| Thenton, n. J., June n.-Chief Justice
Beasley decided today that the legislatures
| of New Jersey could not confer upon W0-
men the right to vote for any public offi(
| GERS Under this decision women will bf
barred from voting for school trustees il
the future.
New York, June 11-Professor A. D,
Scott, of the. college City of New York, "a
dead, aged Y. 4
Washington, June n-senator 1acPhsyg
| son, of New Jersey, has recovered suf6c-t
iently to be able to attend the Senate to-
day
Madrid, June 11.-An earthquake shook
several districts of Andalusia. today. N
the towns of Granada and Almeria many
houses we're destroyed and several persons
We're killed.
Sioux City, Ia. June u.-News has
reached here that Sheriff McCapes. OF
Dixon county. Nebraska, has burned the
homes of squatters on an island in the
Missouri river opposite Vermillion. S. D..
after driving the settlers from their
homes. The ownership of the island has
been in dispute between the two states
Minneapolis. June u.-Bnly Slavin Of
Australia. met Frank c. Craig, the "Har-
lem Coffee Cooler" al the Twin City
Athletic club tonight and was whipped in
the first round.
Portland, Ore. June 11-Reliable election
returns show that Herman (RepubIicanl,
for Congress in the First district has
9O8l, plurality, and that Ellis (Republicam(
IN the Second district, has a plurality Of
$3.50. The legislature stands as follows
Senate--Republicans, 10; Democrats. 8;
Popuitst, 3. House-Republicans 81; Dem
/ ocTats. II; Populsts, Z. The Republican
majority on a joint ballot was %.