The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-13
FOREIGN FACTS.
Brief Cables From the Principal
European Cities, the Far East,
and the Lands of the Heather.

and the Lands OF the Heathen.
| Bilboa, July 12.-Twenty fishing boats
which were out during recent storm are
missing. Two of them, seventeen men on
board. are known to be DIST.
Paris, July 12.-Elize Reclus' latest
hook, My Brother, the Peasant" has
been seized by the authorities on account
of its anarchistic tendencies.
Antwerp, July 12.-Admiral Erban, of the
United States steamship Chicago. referr-
ing, to the collision which occurred yes
terday between the cruiser and the tank
steamer Azoff, informed the Associated
Press correspondent today the damage
to the war ship will probably only amount
to $1,000
London, July 12.-The Sportsman of this
morning predicts the Yale athletes will
be victorious in the contests of July 10.
Among the guests at the dinner after
the game will be the Maharajah of Clutch
Bahr, Consul General Collins, w. w
Astor, Lord Chief Justice Russell and
George j. Gould.
London, July PA dispatch to the
Times from SEQUEL the CAPITAL of Corea,
says: A conference of foreign represent
tauveS today proposed the naturalization
OF the Corean treaty ports. The Japan
ese minister accepted as far as Che
mullpo is concerned, but reserved his an
swer in regard to the other ports, pend
ing instructions from the government.
Later the japanese government appoint
ed three commissioners to discuss the in
ternatlonal administration of the coun-
try. Japan still insists upon retaining
the troops within the settlement The
foreign representatives have reminded
the japanese government that note re-
Gently sent to Japan requesting the
withdrawal of the troops remains I'M
answered.
London, July 12.-The viglant's next
race Will be in the Bangor regatta at
Belfast on Monday The Britannia is
also entered in the race
London, July PA large crowd wit
messed the, practice work of the Yale
athletes, today, Hickok hurt his knee cap
while throwing the hammer, and was
disabled from further practice for the
day. Much sympathy is expressed on
account of the repeated mishaps to mem
bers of the team.
London, July 12-The Standard says it
believes the Russian and United States
governments have urged China and ia
pan not to resort to hostilities in Corea.
beginning of a new eastern question in
which the United States would also be
involved.
London, July 12.-The Spanish Cortes
having closed without voting a treaty
of commerce with Germany, the German
government has notified Spain that COM
mercial relations between the two gov
ernments must be regarded as severed
and that it will not entertain SPANS
proposal for a modus Vivendi.
London, July 12.-The Times announces
the failure of Ernest Hansen & Co., East
Indian merchants. The liabilities are be-
neVed TO be under tlO0,000
London. July 12.-George Gould for the
Vigilant has challenged the Victoria cup.
London, July 12.-The earl of Kimberly,
secretary of state for foreign affairs, has
proffered Great Britain's good offices with
a view of bringing about a settlement of
the Corea dispute Japan haes accented,
and there is every reason to believe China
Will do likewise.
London, July 12.-At a meeting of the
National Rifle association, today Martini
Henri rifles ladies' prize, seven shots, at
500 yards was won by Mitchell, with
score of S5, the highest possible number.
New York, July 12.-The World this
morning prints the followng Guata-
mala, July IA courier reports a rising
among the Indians near Laguna Dulcet
Several officials were killed.
San Salvador, July 12-Manual Rivas
tells the World correspondent it is not
his intention now to be a candidate for
president. He says he shall be a friend
to the government, whoever is elected,
Carlos Melendez and Jacinto Castellanos
are avowed candidates.
Paris. July 12.-After four days trial
for having murdered Able Fricot, at
Entrammes last January. Bruneau was
proved also to have killed Nine Bour-
daise, his florist. Bruneau is cool and
protests his innocence. He admits that
he once led a loose life but reformed
some time ago.