The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-22
TOLD IN A TRICE.
Newsy Notes FLASHED from Far and
Near.


Washington March 21-Senator Col
quits condition is still critical
Turin, March 21.-The papers left by
Kossuth were carefully examined today
by his two sons and his intimate
friends here. No will was found.
Turin. March 21.-Louis Kossuths
remains will be buried in Hungary.
Messages of coincidence have been re-
ceived from all parts of the world.
London March 2L-Glahstone this
morning consulted an eminent oculist.
It is understood he believes an opera
ton may be. performed without dan
ger.
Albany, March 21.-The Senate has
passed, and it now goes TO the COVER
nor. a bill providing for the taxing Of
racing associations five per cent on
their gross receipts.
Washington, March 21.-The national
bank notes received for redemption to-
day We're $24S,671. Government receipts
from internal revenue, $S53,0Si; customs,
$4O5. 73O; miscellaneous, $4,S75.
New York, March 21-Howard
Gould. son of the late Jay Gould, de-
MES the story that he is engaged to
marry Odette Tyler, the actress. Miss
Tyler's real name is Bessie Kirkland.
Patzcuaro, March 21.-While a boat
was crossing Patzscuaro lake the boat
sprung a leak and six of the eighteen
on board We're drowned, all young wo-
men.
washington, D. c., March 21.-It is
reported that Hon. Andrew y. White
will retire from the Russian mission
when it will be raised to an embassy,
and Levi 2. Letter, the Chicago mil
| lionaire, will be appointed.
ballots were taken in the chamber to-
! day for a president of the republic On
| the twentyseventh ballot the govern
ment candidate, Senior Don Idiarto
Borda, was declared elected.
London. March 21-Rev. Thomas
! Sturgeon was tonight elected pastor of
the tabernacle. No mention was made
of the Rev. Arthur Pierson, the Amer
lean minister who was a candidate for
the place.
Kansas City, Mo, March 21-The
! Kansas City homeopathic medical col
llege dissension which v as referred to the
state board of health was referred back
to DR.. j. w. Cartlich, the complainant
as the board decided it had not juris-
diction in the matter
Des Moines, Iowa, March 21-The
House, by vote of SO to IS, passed
the liquor bill. allowing sales under
severe restrictions in communities
where So per cent of the population pc
tition for it. The prohibitory law is
not repealed and if q saloonkeepei
fails to pay the tax quarterly in ad.
vance. it becomes operative against
him.
Trenton, N. j., March 21.-The SUI
lpreme court in the contested state
senatorship case of Rogers agains
Adrian has rendered a decision givins
the victory to the Republicans. I
finds the Republican Senate, the law
full body and Rogers its president A.
soon as he learned of the decision
Governor Werts, Democrat, ISSUED
commissions to the Republican treas
urer and comptroller.
Omaha, March 21.-The entire western
part of the stae was covered by yes
! terdaY's storm. Heavy snow fell il
the northern part. The rain cam
down in torrents in South Platte coun
try, and considerable DANCE was don
by wind and lightning. 1t is still
showing hard in the Black Hills an,
northwestern Nebraska, travelling cas-
on ahigh gale from the west The re
: ports indicate that the cattle lcsse
will be heavy: