The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-30
TELEGR APHIC BRIEFS.
The Daily List Of Crimes, Casualties,
and Other News
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Al th" Important E,ent. ~ tho wsck
Condemned From the Latest rsiegraphic
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saturday, November atth.
lFiusimmou- was acquitted by the
couners jury
Hokc smith is ready To appoint the
uintah and Uneompahgre Indian com
mission.
Chez Foo, Nov. 23.-Dispatchos have
been rs,riycd here stating that the
lapancse captured Port Arthur ON Wed.
nesday last after eighteen hours eight.
ing.
Mcndon Nov. 23.-Rumors from
Washington that Great Britain il sup.
porting or cooperating with the United
states In the attempt TO mediate be-
tween Japan and China il declared in
official circles altogether Incorrect. The
United States government is understood
90 have acted with complete independ.
cncc Of the powers.
Chicago, Nov. 23.-The North Amerl-
eau Deposit and Investment company
oi Dubuque, Ia, was severely denounced
10y Judge Horton Ia open court to-day.
The methods Of the company were de-
clarcd TO be fraudulent, aud IT, officers
pronounced swindlers. while the court
expressed an opinion that its organiaa.
ton bad been effected for the purpose
Of prcying upon the innocent.
Denver, Nov. 23.-Proisssor Mason,
oithe Agricultural College at Manhattan,
Kan. arrived la Denver to-day In search
Of his father, Who left Lehl. U,ahu
November 10, Tor Manhattan, Kan,
over the Union Pacific road, aud has
not been heard Of since. Az he IL %
years old aud quite feeble, his son fears
some accident has bciallen him. At
noon, to-day, II was learned that man
answering the description Of Mr.. Mason
left the train at Mirage, Colo, while the
engine was taking water. Afterwards
the man was seen at Deer Trail nni Il l.
now wandering about the eastern par,
Of the state.
Washington, Nov. 23.-secreiary Of
State Gresham, in behalf OF the United
States, aud Minister hurino. Of japan,
In behalfof his country, have affixed the
signatures 10 new treaty Of Amnity and
commerce between this country aud
japan. The final iormalitics In the
execution Of the instrument occurred
at the state department Yesterday after
the close Of Office hours aud the fact that
It now awaited only the ratification Of
the two governments was exclusively
announced by the Associated Press yes
terday. Secretary Gresham will nov
transmit the new treaty TO tho United
States senate ~ soon a. II cDnyenes. aud
M. Knhno will forward Ii 10 the Japan
zee foreign Office 10 be approved by III,
Emperor Of Japan aud pnyy council
San Francisco, Nov. 23.-The steame
"Mariposa," which arrived to-day iron
the South Seas, brought up seven Nor
mon elders who have been proselytlnI
In the islands. They are en- route 4
Salt Lake. Their missionary work ha
boon done In Samoa, tho Friendly 1.
lands and New Zealand, and they hay
5000 followers In New Zealand. They
with twenty older elders, who rename
In the Islands, have been carrying O
their work for three years pas
Travelling with them In the steerag
sere little boy and T. little girl, az,
II and years respectively, who Al
siill detained on board tho stoame
The local Commissioner Of lmmigraiio
! refuses 10 allow the elders 10 land then
The children who arc whites, are irol
{ the Samoan Islands. The elders clail
to have been given custody Of Il
I children by their parents, They say
= was their intention to educate the lit
g ones In salt Lake. However this ma
= be, the local authorities threaten
}. send the children back TO Samoa.