The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-12
DOTS AND DASHES.
Brief Dispatches and Cables Com
corning Events in All Quarters of
This Mundane Sphere.

several weeks The managers threaten
to bring in foreigners to nil the strikers
places.
Capetown. July 1.-THE American bark;
Mary S. Alma, Captain Knowles. bound
from Samarang, Java, Tor DeIagoa pay
South Africa has been ABANDONED a. at sea
were saved and landed at Mangdtaslotra-
Brooklyn, July 1L-Delegates to the dis
trict assembly No. IS Knights OF LABOR;
having membership Of 1,WO rallroad
employees, adopted a resolution expressing
sympathy with the Chicago strikers and
offering help. Secretary Donovan said
this was much better than TO order a
sympthetic strike.
Yokohoma, July 1.-THE government has
chartered sixteen steamers belonging to
the YuSen KaiSha company with the IN
tentiOn of landing 10000 troops IN Corea-
Japan has refused to withdraw the troops
War is regarded inevitable.
Brussels July 1.-THE Palais d Etc
theater, recently opened was burned Just
after the performance last night. The loss
is 100000 francs.
Chicago. July III. A. Postlegate, of
company z, First regiment, l. n G;; was
instantly killed last night on the Illinois
Central tracks while doing guard duty
He was struck by the engine and his
body was terribly mangled.
ployed by the Youngstown car lines struck
at midnight on account of obJecuonabIe
rules. They also want reimbursement OF
wages The strike causes great incon-
venience
Washington. July 11-Through the good
offices of Senator Smith of New Jersey,
about 1000 laborers in New Jersey was
settled and as a collateral effort, the
volving about 5000 men possibly will also
| he settled. The potters go back to work
] tomorrow at a reduction of 212 per cent
| from the scale paid before June l.
| Washington, July IA cablegram re-
| ceived at the navy department today con-
| firms the report that the United States
ste2--'hip Chicago was in collision this
morning at Antwerp with the steamer
Azof. The damage is estimated at $4,000.
end as the Chicago was at anchor at the
| time the owners of the AZoff must defrav
/ Austruweel. The bow of the AzOff struck
the. Chicago amidship on the starboard
| and her plates were bent and broken.
| Washington, July Ex-senator Ransom,
| chairman of the Commute on Commerce,
today reported the river and harbor bill
| as agreed upon by the committee. The
| total amount appropriated is s12626 $50, an
| increase of $3,0S7, 490 over the House bill.
Among the important increases is in the
| Columbia river to begin boat railway,
| $3.50, 900; lakes Union and Washington to
begin canal 100000.
Pierre, S. D.. July 11.--This was the
hottest day in the history of the city
/ 10 in the shade. A terrible prairie fire
| IS raging west across the Missouri river
| .Watervile, Me-, July 1.-THE. national
division Sons Of Temperance began its
| formal convention today. One hundred
delegates were. present There were none
| in attendance from west of New York on
| account of the railway troubles.
! Newport, r. l., July n.-General ]. b.
Frye, United States army. retired died
at p. m. tonight. He was the author
of some of the most notable military
| works of modern times.
/ Greenville, Miss. July u.-GeneraI S. w.
! Ferguson, secretary and treasurer of the
/ his accounts. An investigating committee
| went over the books prior to the election
OF new ofncers and today made the start
/ ling discovery General Ferguson was a.
| general in the confederate army and was
once secretary of the Mississippi river
i commission.
ance IN the treasury at the close of
business today was SIS, $751; 800 of which
s34SsO III was gold reserve. The engage
! ments of gold for export tomorrow
amount to 100000 of which 100000 will
/ so to Canada.
I Kansas City, July 1.-THE Kansas CITY.
For. Scott & Memphis railroad, the only
/ one in strike difficulties for the past few
/ today.
San Diego, Cal, July 1.-THE recent
| removal of Colonel Rafael Cara Mar
tlnez, governor of Lower California, it
! has been learned, was due to reports of
! his conduct forwarding to President Diaz
/ by Judge Hedso Rendon. The governor
/ was alleged to have been grossly i'm
4 moral, but the specific charges preferred
against him is that he attempted to pos
. lands
| belonging to the Mexican Land and Colo
| nization company. His abuse of exec
utive power by the imprisonment of citi-
| zens who had crossed his path without
! process of law was also made a part
1 of the complaint.
4 Cripple Creek, Colo, July 1.-THE rich
! est ore ever seen here was turned up in
one of the mines today. The streak va
! ris width from two to four inches
/ The free gold is malleable and is in
! sheets as large and fully as thick as a
five-cent piece.
j Washington, July n.-Colone1 Thorton
i A. Washington is dead. He was great
grandson of Colonel Sam Washington,
I Charleston, w. Va, was graduated from
! Princeton college and West Point, and
! signed to join the confederate army. He
was. employed in the general land Office
at the time of his death.
London, July 1.-THE Times says the
Prince of Wales and George Gould have
signed an agreement for a match be-
tween the Britannia and Vigilant over
| the Queens course on Aug. s. 1t is pro-
vided that the owner of the losing yacht
cup of the value of FOO.
Lawrence, Kan, July lion the 1,O59th
ballot Judge o. L. Miller of Wyandotte
county, was this evening nominated for
congressman of the Second district. He
received so votes out of a total of 120
cast. Judge Miller was a dark horse.
ScOttdale, "a, July u--InpOrteu ne
gro coke workers fired into the marching
strikers a Summit today. Eight men
are said to be shot.
Boston, July 1.-THE cruiser Minneapo-
lis was given her experimental trial to-
day over the official course She did all
that was expected of her by her builders.
She attained maximum speed of over
q knots an hour and an average speed
of 1887 knots, both under natural
draught.
Cleveland, O., July u.-There is mate
rial Improvement in the strike situation
today. The Big Four sw1tchmen decided
to go back to work in a body tomorrow
morning.
Cartert, n. J., July 1.-THE chemical
the largest in the world, were almost
totally destroyed by fire this evening.
The loss will be close to half d million
dollars
, YOUNGSTOWN, O., July r1.-Not a street
car was run on any of the lines in this
city today.
Huron, S. D., July n.-Lemon Bros
circus tent was blown to pieces here
this evening. Little Rosa, the snake
charmer. was seriously injured and four
show men badly hurt. The small at
tendance only prevented more serious
accident.
London. July n.-As a result of the
strike situation in the United States an
agitation has been commenced by num-
; the Australian mails now coming
. through San Francisco, sent east by way
of the Canadian Pacific.
Rothesay, July lin the ten-raters to-
day the American built yacht Dakota
was defeated by the Lilith, Rosetta and
Sula.
| 5oo,yor committees of pinetV-fOIr estimates