The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-13
FROM THE FOUR WINDS.
News Notes Flashed from Far and
Near.

Near.
split in the church will doubtless take
place.
Denver, April PA heavy snow has
been falling tonight pretty generally
over Colorado.
Rome, April 12.-French and Span
sh prelates will be cardinals at the
next consistory.
Buda Pesth, April 12.-The civil mar
riage bill was passed today in the Diet
fort he first time by a majority of los
votes.
st. Louis, April 12.-Dean W. G. Ham
mond, of the st. Louis law school, one
of the most noted common law experts,
is dead.
Berlin, April 12.-In the reichstag to-
day the commercial treaty with Uru-
quay was read for the third time with
out debate.
Portland. Oregon. April 12.-Republi-
'cans of the Second congressional dis
trict today renominated w. r. Ellis for
Congress
Los Angeles, April Fit is reported
here that Fritzsimmons, the third Ros-
coe train robber, has been captured, and
is on the way to Los Angeles.
st. Paul, April I'm N Erickson,
business partner of United States Sen
ator Powers, died today at the Mer-
chants hotel of typhoid pneumonia.
Muncie, Ind, April I'm the sixth
district, Republican, today. Congress
man h S. Johnson, of Richmond, was
renominated. Mr.. Johnson was pres
ent and made a speech.
Denver, Col, April 12.-Information
from headquarters of the department
of Colorado is to the effect that prepar-
ations are being made to muster out
the Indian troops in the near future.
Denver, April 12.-Captain w. L.
Grayson has made a call for ali unem-
ployed men and women to meet to-
morrow to organize the Colorado indus
trials and join the army from Cali
fornia.
London, April 12.-The Sportsman an
nounces the sale this summer of Queen
! Victoria's famous stud at Hampton
Court Persons interested in blooded
stock regret the disposal of this famous
stud. Many noted horses were bred
there.
Washington. April 12.-The United
States consular agent at Mayenar re-
| ports the Rhine wine from the crop to
one-half vintage in the Rhine-Gar and
about two-thirds vintage in the Rhine
| Hesse. The quality is nearly equal to
that of 1885,
Chalk Hill, Pa, April 12-Coxey's
army started reluctantly on its walk
of twelve miles through the snow. At
noon the men stopped at Somerield
and will camp at Petersburg tonight.
The army will cross the line into Mary
land on Friday.
| Portland Ore, April 12.-The Repub-
lican state convention reconvened this
morning and completed the state ticket
by the nomination Of w. H. Leeds. of
Ashland, for state printer, on the
| fourth ballot. Then the convention pro-
ceeded with the district nominations.
Washington. April 12.-The Nicara-
eguan canal question is receiving some
attention at the hands of the House
committee on railways and canals. 1t
| has been passed by the committee at
its last two meetings and the opinion
was expressed that the subject was
properly within its jurisdiction
Port Townsend, April 12-Fire has de-
stroyed the United States Marine hos
pital here. There were no fatalities.
The loss is $4,000. The fire originated in
an clubhouse used as an oil room, and it
is supposed it was the work of an in
cendiary. The hospital was built in
1852
Rome, April 12.-The archbishop of
Bologna, Milan and Werrari, Mgr.
Segna, assessor of the congrega ton of
the holy Office, and Father Steinhuber,
| BaVarian member of the Society Jesus,
have received official notification that
lthey will receive the red hats of cardi-
nails at the next consistory.
Guthrie, o. r., April 12.-The old
Presbyterian ministers and followers
assert that they are being displaced by
late seminarians, headed by synodi-
cal missionary claimed to be elected by
fraud. The old ministers are voted
out by the session and undergraduates
are recommended for their places. A
Dennison, Tex, April 12-Capt Reemer
of the Galveston and Great Northern
has accepted the proposition of the bust
ness men here to run a line through
the city, and make DenniSon head
quarters. The railroad will run from
Niobrara, Neb., through Kansas, Ok
lahoma, and Indian Territory, to Den
nison, and thence to Galveston.
London, April Pin accordance
with a resolution adopted April 8, rep
resentatives of all British continental
steamship companies met in confer
ence here today The object of the
meeting was the unifying of passenger
rates. After considerable discussion
the meeting was unable to come to an
agreement and adjourned sine die The
negotiations viii be continued.
New York, April 12.-The storm has
abated somewhat, but a heavy sea i!
running outside. Incoming steamer!
report terrible experiences but n
further casualties are noted. Wore
lcomes that the Vigilance, Havana, los
her starboard for castle rail- The decl
was washed fore and aft by the seas
The storm has gone out to sea and /: