The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-28
DOTS AND DASHES.
Brief Dispatches and Cables Con-
corning Events in All Quarters OF
This Mundane Sphere.

J Little Rock, Ark, June 27.-The Fourth
congressional district Democratic conven-
Terry unanimously for Congress.
Chamberlain, S. D., June IA num-
Der of Lower Bruie Sioux concluded that
they wished to visit their brethren at the
lower agencies, so they left their reserva-
ton without permission. A strong force
of Indian police is now in close pursuit
and will force them to return to their
reservation.
London, June A.-General John Hews-
ton, of California, was today formally. re-
leased from the charge of manslaughter,
having caused the death of George Bur
ton, d street musician, on May 80
Cripple Creek, June 27.-Oscar Peterson,
James Daggett and Daniel Connors, min
ers were suffocated to death IN the JEFF
ferson mine at Victor today, by foul air
Peterson was first overcome and the
other two men went to his rescue.
Philadelphia, June IA dispatch from
Florence, Italy, announces the death OF
e. P. Fabbiri, formerly a member of the
Drexel banking firms. He is reported to
have amassed 900.
Denver, June 27-The Denver mint yes
terday received gold bullion to the value
of $126. 900, the highest figure ever reached
in a, single day.
Kirksville, Mo-, June 27.-The Populist
congressional convention of the First dis
trict today nominated John H. London,
of Macon, as candidate for Congress.
ton today is much improved. Mrs. Edi-
son says she thinks that all danger has
passed.
Washington, June Superintendent
fore the armor plate Investigating com
mittee 1t was a brief correction OF the
details of yesterdays testimony, and
brought out nothing new
local Populist paper, declares that sue
cessor to Bishop Martin of the Sioux
Falls diocese, who has had considerable
trouble with the priests, has actually been
appointed, and viii take charge of affairs
soon. The paper does not give the name
of the one elected
London, June 27-A dispatch from Wen
ma to the Standard says trial at Prague,
Bohemia, disclosed the fact that thTe7
members of a secret society, known as the
Avengers of Czechiah, who were arrested
were about to make an attack upon the
! members of the imperial family.
Edinburgh, June 27.-At meeting OF
it was definitely announced that Mr..
Gladstone would not again stand for cleo
ton to the house of commons SIR Inomas
Gibson Carmischael Will succeed Mr..
Gladstone in Midlothian.
Cardiff, June 27.-The list of those killed
by the explosion in the Albion collfery on
Saturday night continues to swell and
the number is now far ahead of the first
estimates. Thus far 26S bodies have been
brought to the surface.
Minneapolis, June 27.-Jack Slavin, OF
Australia, and Paddy F. Cummings, OF
ST. Paul, met at the Twin City Athletic
club tonight in a twenty-round contest.
The decision was given 20 Cummings, al
though the match was even
Lewisburg, Pa, June 27.-Ex-Judge
Butcher, who was today nominated by thu
Democratic state convention, as one of the
candidates for congressman at large, has
forwarded to the state committee letter
positively declining the nomination.
| London June ga dispatch to the
! Daily News from Berlin states Emperor
William has ordered Count Won Muster,
| the German ambassador to France, t
represent him at the funeral of NJ. Carnot
His majesty will send a splendid WI eath
| to be laid upon the coffin.
| Chicago. June 2-Joseph Imigin and his
wife, of Palmyra, Wis, testified today in
| the Prendergast case that the pr ner
| had been in Wisconsin last summer and
| had acted in manner far from ane
| Prendergast has, they said, preached in
| open fields without an audience, and
| otherwise behaved strangely.
Caught in Time.
| Rome, June 2Z-The police arrested
three anarchists today, in the precincts
of the chamber of deputies. They were
taken to the police station and searched.
Each of them had upon his person an ac-
curately drawn plan of the hall, Hobbies,
| entrances of the chamber, showing al
most conclusive evidence that their design
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