The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-10
DOTS AND DASHES.
Newsy Notes CulIed and Carefully
COudeused

Prague, Bohemia, July "A bomb was
exploded last evening at Pilsen in front
OF a building occupied by the German
AtnIetlc association and German Trad
ers clubs. Two officers were slightly in
Jured, and one civilian seriously wound
ed. All the windows of the building and
those of houses near in were shattered.
Attempts were made the same hour to
explode bombs before the district court
and police court.
Minneapolis, July "a special from
Spokane, Wash. to the Journal says:
Word has reached here from Sprague
that riot was in progress there. Nom
union men have been stoned and an en-
CINE and several cars wrecked. Two
trains have left on the Northern Pacific
for the east guarded with soldiers. A
law and order committee have been
formed.
Vienna, July 9.-The Roman Catholic
hierarchy of Austria and Hungary have
received notice from Rome that the ply
steal condition of the pope is alarming
and the cardinals have been warned to
be In readiness to assemble at the vati-
can at moments notice.
San Francisco, July 9.-The United
States cruiser Charleston came into port
early this morning, from Rio Janeiro,
via. Bluefields and Acapulco. being nine
days from the latter point, The Charles
Island, and it is believed her force of
marines will be ordered to join the ma
rines that have been ordered to Oak
land. The Cherleston's bottom is very
foul after her long service in Brazilian
waters, and it will be necessary for her
/ to go into the dry dock.
| New York, July 9.-Copies of the resO-
lut1ons passed in the meeting at @ nj
cago, requesting that his presence in
Chicago was imperative, was shown to
! Mr.. Gompers today, and after he had
| looked at the question in every light
! Mr.. Gompers said to an Associated Press
reporter: Il am not going to Chicago
until l am sent for. My duty now IS
here, and here 1 shall remain until am
I called away.
| INDIANAPOLIS. July Word has reached
here of the death of General Daniel Nc
| Cauay at Genaoua, Nicaragua. General
| McCaulay was agent of the canal com
| laya has directed that he be buried with
military honors. General McCaulay was
an Indiana man and was at one time
mayor of Indianapolis.
! McAllister, 1. T., July 9.-The Usage
| Coal and Mining company attempted to
resume work this afternoon for the hrst
F! time in months but was quickly stopped
! by striking miners who threatened bodily
injury to the operators should the work
| not be stopped until all differences are
| settled The United States Indian agent
is on the ground trying to ar6Itrate pc
| tween the strikers and the coal company
| but with little effect as the strikers say
| they will not work or permit work until
| the former scale of prices is restored
Denver July eff the federal grand
jury which will meet in Chicago tomor-
row does not cause the arrest OF Eugene
! V. Debs, he will be arrested on war
rant issued by the United States district
| court in this city. Application for the
/ warrant has been made.
Denver, July 9.-Charles Woods, an en-
gneer in the employ ~ to Of b 5ng I'd Iif T the
explosion of q tank OF gasoline TO-DAY.
1t is supposed gas was generated from
the fluid and coming in contact Win dl.,I Ine
sion. Woods was burned from mead 10
foot.
Ashland, N. Y. July s.-The drum sheds
/ at the mouth of mine No. Z of the Ashland
/ Coal and Iron Railway company at Grant,
| were burned early today by strikers from
Carter county, owing to the announcement
property would be evicted.
| Spokane, Wash, July 9.-Twelve prison.
ers, arrested for rioting in the Northern
Seattle by the United States court. were
| secretly taken from the county Jail last
night by deputies and conveyed IN car
west-bound Great Northern this morning
and went west thereon. The train which
left here yesterday for the east, with
troops aboard, is tied UP at Hope. Idaho,
/ where several cars and engines have been
quiet the lawless element fearing the
tendent Neill, of the Gen mine, arrived
here today with his family; He was one
of the citizens kidnapped at the time
Kneebone was murdered
), st. Petersburg, July 9-The town of
Plunkan, Russia, has been destroyed by
fire. Three hundred and seventy-fve
houses have been burned and over 2,000
persons are without shelter Some chill
dren have persisted in the flames.
. Auckland. New Zealand, July Sew
eral of the hill tribes of Vanuleu, island
of the Fiji group, refused to pay COM
} munal duties, and armed with clubs, at
tackled the native police, who tried to
enforce their collection. Sir John B.
: Thursbylon, British governor of FIJI,
: ST. CnaH the uDTISIuR. and
: after a severe encounter was successful
Seven rebels were killed, and large
number wounded. Troops were also
New York. July 9-It is understood the
! January coupons of the Atchison general
mortgage bonds will be paid by the Mer-
: camille Trust company to all b3ndn3ld-
ers who are depositors under the plan
of reorganization. Under the foreclosure
, proceedings brought by the Union Trust
+ company trustees under the general
! mortgage bonds. the legal time for the
! payment of tine January interest expires
July 10, but 1t is not believed the uus-
} tees will insist upon the foreclosure just
: now.
, Odessa, July 9.-The passenger steamer
l VaIidymar, from Sebastapooi for this
t mort came into collision with an Italian
r steamer last night near Eupa tosld' q
r the Crinea The Validymar was so
: badly injured that she sank Some OF the
passengers were saved, but 1t is Deleyed
2 fully sixty persons were drowned anu d
2 large number injured.
st. Petersburg. July 9.-The number OF
I new cases of cholera reported yesterday
; was 66. II proving fatal
: Detroit, July 9.-Reports from various
= points in Michigan are all to the erect
: that the strikers are quoting down with
+ trains operating with increased reSu-
i larity.
e Boston. July 9-The freight handlers
V and knights of Labor met here tonight
e and adopted resolutions of sympathy
: with the American Railway union and
declaring for a strike, if necessary TO
: carry the American Railway union to
LIVERPOOL. July 9-The Weaver line
s+earner Lake Superior, Captain Stewart,
arrived here today from Montreal and
Tenorts having been struck by ice in the
Gratis of Belle Island The steamer S
fore peak is full of water.
Paris. July 9.-GeneraI Econ, who acct
IdenfaIIv shot and killed Lieutenant
D Scheifnaker, of Charenton, on June ii.
has been acquitted by court martial.
} New York, July 10.-The Herald has a
, sneciaI from Castle Rest, George n.
P1fIjrnan's summer home, quoting NJ.
> P1I1r1an's son-in-law, George West, as
Gazing that the former holds precisely
: the same views regarding arpltrstlon
that he had a month ago, viz: Nothing to
r arbitrate.
MIR, PETER ONCE MORE.