The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-30
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Newsy Notes CuIIed and Carefully
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waite was Tenominated for the sixth term
to Congress. The opposition was weak.
New York, May 29.-The steamer Gre
cian which reached port today from
Glasgow, sighted eighty-one icebergs in
passage.
London, May 29.-The oxford university
han, commander of the United States
cruiser Chicago, the honorary degree Of
D. G. L.
Springfield, Ills, May 29.-The State
Register has strong article in favor o.
the nomination by the Democratic staty
convention of Judge Murray F. Tuleys
Chicago, for United States Senator.
Port Townsend. Wash. May 29.-Frank
McDavitt, a restaurant keeper, lately Of
Port Angeles, has turned up here as az
long lost heir to an estate in Chatta-'
nooga, Tenn, valued at $4,000 He had
been absent from home fifteen years and
several thousand dollars have been spent
+ in vain endeavoring to ascertain his
whereabouts.
New York, May 29-NearIy all the
$4,000 creditors of the Equitable Mortgage
company, which failed last September,
have agreed to the reorganization scheme
proposed by a committee appointed for
that purpose and a special character has
! been obtained from the legislature to
start the Equitable Securities company,
which will assume the obligations and as
sets of the defunct corporation now in
/ the hands Of the receivers. If the scheme
proves successful the Equitable VIII be
the only one Of the numerous companies
of this character which went under in
the financial depression last year that
has so far been able TO resume.
Berlin, May ga dispatch from Brus-
sells, semi officially, says Germany has
protested to the government of the indie
pendent Congo state against the conven-
ton with Great Britain by which the lat
ter obtained a strip of territory which
gives her uninterrupted communication
between Cairo and Cape Town. The Ger
man government pointed ont that the,
frontier limits agreed uDon between Ge--
many and the Congo state in 1884 COULD
not be modified without the consent or
/ Germany.
West Plains, Mo, May 29-The Demo
cratic convention of the Seventeenth dis
l trict tonight unanimously nominated Con-
| gresham Arnold for reelection.
/ New York, May 29.-The Herald's Rome
dispatch saws the town of Viggianello, in
/ Basilicat. was shaken by an earthquake
today A number of houses were de
! stroyed, but, so far as has been learned.
nobody was killed; The terrlfled lnha ai,,
tants, fearing further shocks have fled
( from their homes and are camped IN =
/ fields near town
/ Clarksville KY May 29.-Much dana ge
/ is reported to have been done IN IrIgg
county southern Kentucky, by frost. The
/ frost is. said to have been unusually Sc
we're for this season of the year, damag-
ing corn, sweet potatoes, water melon
vines and tender vegetation generally
Paris. May 29.-M. Gambon has de-
clined to become minister of war.
Breslau, May 29-Asiatic cholera has
!appeared in the town OF M1SloWltz, Prus-
sian Silesia. There has been one oeatn
! from the disease and another person IS
i'll.
Baltimore. Nd. May Ex-senator Cor
mans condition today is less tavoraol Die
/ thon yesterday.
Rio de Janeiro, May 29.-It is reported
here that Admiral Da Cana will make
an endeavor to raise funds in Europe
with the purpose of reviving the reyoiu-
ton.
mittee on public buildings today approved
the bill for a 100000 public building at
| cheyenne, Wyo., and Oakland Cal.
Liverpool. May 29.-The coaling of the
J Cunard line steamer Campania has o9en
! temporarily suspended owing TO a strike
of 15O of the UnioniSt coal beavers VINO
/ were engaged in the work. The gr1eV-
ance of the men is that the Cunard conf
pany insists upon nalntalnlng us Ilsi-~
to employ nor-union Workmen.
Brussels. MAY 29.-The governor has in
troduced bill in the chamber OF deputles
proposing an import duty or . Ira ;
Ger 100 kilos on butter and oleomlaargsdTlIle
; francs ger 100 kiloS on oats; I12 francs
on flour: 10 francs on preserved Veget-
ables: francs on oat -four ana 81 francs
on preserves OF game ana poILe ed, Illed a.,
and poultry. Inc Dill impulses val iSUS 'iN
ties on textiles.
New York. May 29-Judge Lacombe has
issued a permanent injunction restraining
I
using cigar machines patented by the
Bonsach Machine company. The order Is
a victory for the cigarette trust.
Santa Margarita, Cal, May 29.--Freighi
Conductor NJ. 3. Haynes; Of the Southern
Pacific, was shot and killed this morning
by a tramp whom he elected from q
car. Haynes parents live at Saco, Maine
ST. Louis No, May 29.-Kelly's indus
trials were visited by at least ten thous-
and people at the camp today. Kelly
spent the morning in making his me1
comfortable, for their stay here, which
will be until Friday next, when they vii
continue their journey to Washington. vie
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. About
100 new members were recruited today.
London, May 29.-The house of COM
mons today agreed to a motion made by
o'clock adjournment rule tonight, to has
ten the budget discussion.
? Washington, May Ex-senator Villas to-
day introduced a bill making it unlawful
for any person TO send obscene literature
or any other matter OF an indecent char-
, acter. or any article intended for Ar
, moral use, by express.
washington, May 9.-Representative
3 Rayner (DemocraG of Maryland. today
4 presented a resolution calling on thC
PRESIDENT to make a demand on the Rus
sian government, that American citizen:
: shall have the same right Of entry, trave
and sojourn in the territory of Russia
that citizens of Russia have in the United
tons. The resolution grew out of thu
refusal of Russia to admit Rabbi Kraus
kopf.
chicago. May 29-The police today wer
of the South Dakota university, that thst
had learned that he was now on Z
ocean bound for Scotland
President of Bank-Has anything ur
usual happened during my absence? Clen
No, sir, nothing unusual has happeneC