The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-22
DOTS AND DAsHES.
Newsy Notes CuIIed and Carefully
Condensed.


Nevvsy Notes CuIIed and Carefully
Condensed
Port Said, May 21.-Two thousand coal
porters on the wharves struck today.
London, May N.-A severe frost pre-
vailed throughout England last night
doing serious damage to crops.
New Haven, May 21.--The retirement OF
Oldest professor of Yale university, owing
to feeble health, is announced. Professor
H. S. Williams succeeds him.
Crown Point, Ind, May 21.-Judge Bigg' S
jury for the first Roby prize fight case.
The first suit is against Dominick O'Mal-
ley. charged with riotoUs conspiracy.
Buda Pesth, May 21.-The lower house
OF the diet adopted today, the. motion to
recommit The civil marriage bill to the
house of magnates, with the request that
the measure be passed by the latter body.
Indianapolis, May 21.-The testimony i'll
the bank Wrecking case will be completed
tomorrow and the arguments will COM
mence. These will be concluded Wednes-
day evening and the case will certainly
&C to the jury Thursday morning.
St; Louis, May 21.-The body of the late
William 7. Coleman arrived from San
Francisco today and was placed in the
vault of the Page family at Belle Fon-
tain cemetery. Mr.. Coleman married Miss
Carrie Page. daughter of the second mayor
of st. Louis.
Philadelphia, May 21-The excursion
steamer New York, lying at Camden
burned today. The fire is supposed to be
incendiary. Loss, $4,000, The schooner
yacht Esperanza, lying alongside the New
York, was also destroyed.
Washington, May PA delegation from
the Usage tribe of Indians in Oklahoma
appeared before the House committee or
Indian affairs today to advocate a. propo
sitlon for detaching the Usage from Okla
iona and attaching them to the five civil.
lied tribes of Indian Territory
Leavenworth, Kan, May 21.-The Leav-
to increase the price of mining 21b cents
on the ton, in order to make the men
to stand firm against strike agitators
hanging around here. Other mines will
make similar advances.
Washington, May 21-The great tele
scope for the Chamberlain observatory
for Denver, Colo, has just been completed
at the astronomical works of G. V. Saeg
muller in this city. The experts who have
its mechanical excellence as well as fo
the performance of its object glass.
Washington, May N.-Seventeen Lap
landers, en- route to Alaska, lave Madison
VIII take chartered vessel for Por
Clarence, Alaska, which they expect t.
reach on June 30. The head of the part!
is William a. Kjetman, the new superin
| tendent of Port Clarence station, who haC
l7ade contract with the Laplanders t.
manage herds of reindeer from Siberia.
Denver, May 21.-Archbishop ChapeIlt
| will arrive in Denver tomorrow to inVesti
gate the charges made against Rev. 7
n. Malone by Bishop Matz. A committe
OF over one hundred prominent Catholic
mas been appointed to present to the arch
bishop petition for Father Malone's re
lnstatement as pastor of st. Joseph
church, bearing 10000 names.
Providence, R. L, May 21.-One of the
most remarkable sessions of the house OF
representatives ever held. took nisce r.
day. At II o'clock, the doors were locked
and writs issued for absent members. bu1
It was o'clock before a quorum arrived
parts of the state. AS soon as, a ol1or1In
was present, Wheaton Cole was expelled
! from seat in the house. and Claude ]
Farnsworth substituted as second repre-
publicans We're present, the rest havina
disappeared from the city to avoid arrest