The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-03
DOTS AND DASHES
Brief Dispatches and Cables Con-
corning Events in All Quarters OF
This Mundane Sphere.

Rome. July 1.-The pope has appointed
a committee of cardinals to consider the
policy pursued by Mgr. Satoln IN the
United States and an early decision in the
IJ1atter is expected
London, July 2-Professor- Deane, of Ok
ford university, was found dead in his
bed today, having died in the night from
apoplexy.
London, July 2.-Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone. the former wearing blue goggles,
accompanied by Miss Helen Gladstone and
George Armistead, left DOLLS Hill today
for Mr.. Armisted's estate in Scotland
ST. Adams, VT, July 2.-The Vermont
n arble mills at Proctor, Vt, valued at
nearly million dollars, containing large
quantities of finished work, caught hre
about II o'clock this morning. presumably
caused by hot box in the machinery.
WIN be heavy loss: half gone
Louisville; Ky, July 1.-The Jars large four T
Stestge. at Bank and Duncan streets, was was
completely Quilted by fire tonight. Loss
on building and stock of stoves ana TN
ners goods, $4,000: insurance, $IS.OOo.
Iuiontown Pa, July 1.-The strikers
were more active today. and outbreaks
are reported from different parts OF the
region. AT Leith a number OF HunSar-
ians attacked the wori1men, and two OF
the latter were seriously injured. Later
the men returned to work Information
has been made against the dungarians
for riot. Raids were also made at Mo 1l
and Atlas plants, and the workmen driven
from the yards. Deputies have been en-
rolled to protect the new men.
Washington, July 2.-Senator Kyle to
day introduced a resolution calling on the
secretary of the navy for information as
to what Admiral Walker had done or is
instructed to do at Pearl Harbor, in the
| Hawaiian Islands.
Washington July Representative Eng
lish of California, will introduce a reso-
| luton to make Immediately available APP
preparations for the fiscal year which VIII
be necessary to continue the employment
lf,fr in h0 eaT.fc v1y1i
| cent order of Secretary Herbert dismissed
| Saratoga, N. Y, July 1.-The Music
! Teachers National association held a
meeting and was given reception at
| Congress this evening. The regular ses-
sion will begin tomorrow.
Glasgow, July 1.-The Vigilant was
cruising about the Clyde today in order
to stretch her sails. She will be docked
| tomorrow in order that her bottom may
receive its final polish.
| London, July IA dispatch from Paris
! saws a placard was found last evening
which threatened President Casimir-Pe-
! rier with death. Placards similarly got
| ten up were found a few days prior to the
assassination of President Carnot.
London. July 2-The stud of the Duches:
of Montrose was sold at auction TODAY
! at New Market. Fiftytwo lots were dis
POSED of, realizing a total of f42,405-
London, July "A dispatch to the Time:
| from Paris says Jean Carries sculptor
| and porcelain decorator is dead.
London. July "A dispatch to the Time:
from Constantinople says: Information
| has been received of fighting between the
| CircaSsian settlers and 1ruSeS in Syria
| in which 400 were killed and wounded
| The Druses We're badly armed and vert
| the greatest sufferers.
New York, July I'm accordance will
i INSTRUCTIONS from the department. Ad'
miral Gherardi, commanding the Brook
| lyn navy yard, has discharged 500 men
| This is one of the greatest cuts eve
| made in the force. The reason was th'
failure of the appropriat ton.