The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-29
DOTS AND DASHES.
Neyvsy Notes Chilled and Carefully
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ernment has ordered the general arrest of
the supporters of the revolution. Great
Britain has officially recognized President
Borgona's government.
Loveland, Colo, June 28-Theaddeus
Cuzzle, who eloped last January with
Mrs. c. J. Chapmans, who deserted seven
children, was tarred and feathered last
night by masked men. He promised to
leave the town.
Lincoln. Neb., June 2S-Father Corbett,
weary of the delay in obtaining hearing
of the priests charges against Bishop
Bonacum and of the bitter warfare be-
tween the bishop and himself, has decid-
ed to go to Rome and preSen the griev
ance of the priest to the Vatican in per-
son.
San Francisco, June 2S.-The Examiner
says that the great stallion Maxim is dy-
ing at Rancho del Paso. A short time
ago he cast himself in his stall and the
injury received is thought to be fatal.
Maxim is the only son of the great Aus
tralian racer Musket ever brought to this
country, and he cost $4,000 Although
Maxim in this country is an untried sire,
his colts and FLIES averaged over $1,000
Paris, June 2S.-The liquidators of the
Panama Canal company have signed an
agreement with the new company by
which it will have a capital of 60,0O0,000
francs to complete the canal.
Anderson. Ind, June 2S.-Isaac Good
man, the S0-year-old leader of the notori-
Gus gang of robbers that have for years
fenced today to four years IN the penn.
Tertiary During the war he was one or
the band of famous guerrilla Quantrell.
Goodman is worth 100000.
New Orleans, June pa number of the
leading planters of Louisiana. Arkansas
and Mississippi have called a convention
to meet in Vicksburg, July T., to devise
ways and means for selling this season s
plain that the oil mills have been COM
bined against them and in consequence
the price of the crop has ranged very low,
in spite of the fact that the supply mas
been very short The planters combined
three years ago against the mills ana
forced up the price considerably and Will
try to do so again.
Keokuk, Ia, June 2S.-S. A. Clark. of
+he Gate CITY. was nominted for Con-
gress by the Republican convention of the
First district of Iowa. at Mount Pleasant
today on the 195tl ballot. The nomination
was notly contested.
North Yakima. Wash, June 27.-The
Populist state convention convened here
this morning. One hundred delegates are
in attendance and one hundred more are
stranded on tied-up trains.
Harrisburg, Pa, June 2S.--A9iutant..
General Greenland and Colonel Wiley. of
the governors staff, left for PunZsut,
saws General Wiley has orders to with
draw the troops from Jefferson county
as soon as he believes their presence is
rot needed.
N. Il,
constitutional convention has unseate1
Delegates TrapDer and Beckwith. of Buff
falo Oemocrats), and seated the contest
ant in each case.
Colon, June 2S-An official cablegram
has been received here stating a new COM
pany has been formed in Paris for the
completion of the Panama canal.
Queenstown, June 2S.-Richard Croker
and his two sons embarked today for New
York on board the White Star liner Ma
jeStic.
Edinburgh, June 2S.-Only 500 Scottish
miners are now at work The strike is
seriously affecting the shipping and stock
trades.
Montreal, June 2S.-The Pullman strike
will not affect Canada officials of var
ious brotherhoods say they intend to take
no action whatever.
VIENNA June 2S-A house in the course
of building at Reichenburg, Bohemia col
lapsed today and a number of workmen
were buried in the ruins. Three are dead
and nineteen were severely injured.
Burlington. VT, June 2S-The Demo-
cratic convention today nominated: Gov
eTnor, q. w. Smith; lieutenant-governoT
2. n. Billiard: secretary of state, ]. w.
Gordon; auditor, Z. Sargart.
Brooklyn, June 2S.-There was a murder
and suicide at the residence of j. Sautler
this afternoon. Michael Censor, an en-
p2oyee of Sautler, murdered Sautlers
shooting the girl twice, Genzer shot him
self in the forehead. The girl and her
assailant both died shortly after, without
regaiDing consciousness. Annie refused
to accept attentions from Genzer.
Omaha, June 2S.-Flying Jib went the
fastest mile ever Travelled by a horse
west of the Mississippi river. He was
started at Union Park against his record
of 2:04. Fully 5000 people watched him
rake the journey without a pace maker
He went from wire to wire, without a
skip in 2:0515. Salisbury, his owner is
confident Flying Jib will lower his last
seasons mark soon.
Little Rock, Ark, June 2S-The Demo-
cratic state convention reconvened this
morning and after adopting a platform,
proceeded to ballot for state land commits
sioner, on which the convention is dead
locked.