The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-08
DOTS AND DAsHEs.
News Notes Culled and Carefully
Condensed.

man NJ. Price, of New jersey, died dat at
his residence in Oakland, N. J., today.
He was a participant in raising the
at Monterey Cal, July z, 1916, and also
a member of the constitutional conven-
ton at Monterey CAL. in September, 1S49;
He was formerly an officer of the United
States navy.
Philadelphia, June flames a. Wright,
head of the great shipping house of Peter
Wright's Sons, died today, aged 70.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, June News has
Lawrence river, that the steamer Ocean
collided with the barge Kent Both boats
sank. Two passengers are missing.
Chicago, Dune What few good apples
there are in Chicago, are held at $40 a
BARREL d price high beyond all precedent.
AS there are 400 apples In barrel this
makes the price 121a cents each
Washington, June THE president to-
day sent the following nominations to the
Senate: Postmasters..J james White, Oak
land; Howard H. Baker, Buffalo, n. Y.
W. S. Hamilton, attorney United States
Northern District of Texas. Charles F.
toms district, Boston, and Charlestown,
Mass. ---
Minneapolis, June 7.-R B. Langdonm
& Co. have secured the S2OOO,0OO canal
contract of Arizona The country to be
irrigated is 100000 acres, mostly in Mari
! tained from the Rio Verde The canal
will start above Phoenix and be Ito miles
Hong.
| Clay Center, Kan, June THE Populist
convention of the Fifth congressional dis
trict renominated Hon. John Davis by
reclamation. The resolutions endorse the
Omaha platform, free coinage OF silver
at is to /, and a service pension bill.
Rome, June 1T is said Signor Crispi
will form d reconciliation cabinet to in
clude the Marquis Di Rudini and Signor
! Zanardelli
| London June 1T is reported that the
arrests in Rio de Janeiro of Edward P.
Wilson, of Wilson Sons Co. and James
NJ. Florence, the manager of that com
pany, by the Brazilian government, are
! connected with the supplying of a portion
of a cargo of Australian mutton to Brazil
! ian insurgents.
Columbus, o., June THE Prohibition
officers today: Secretary of state, Mark
Garland, of Kent; judge of the supreme
court, j. Rosebourgh, of Emsdale;, state
! Columbus; member board of public works
! H. 7. Earles, Ironton
New Albany, Ind June 1.-The Republi-
cans. of the Third Indiana district today
for Congress. The Mckinley bill was en-
dorsed.
Marion, Ind, June THE Populists of
| the Eleventh Indiana district here, today,
nominated A. j. Bension for Congress.
st. Paul. Mimi, June 7-solemn
requiem high mass for departed members
were held by the Catholic Foresters this
morning. This afternoon, an address was
delivered by Archbishop Ireland on the
good being accomplished by the order and
| it's great future.
Chicago, June 1.-The general council
of the Reformed Episcopal church held
the second session of its trienniaI conven-
ton today. In the morning, John Helms
was reelected treasurer and several COM
mittee reports were made. In the after
noon, an animated discussion relative to
the revision of the prayer book now in
use in the Reformed Episcopal church
was brought up.
Paris, June THE ministry has decided
in favor of an annual fete in honor of
loan of Arc.
| London, June LIB. j. Babcock &, Co.,
of Liverpool, traders in wheat and cot
ton, have failed. Liabilities 100000.
st. Petersburg, June 1.-THE ministers
of the interior and of the husbandry
have advanced a scheme to organize a
Jewish colony in South Africa. 1t is pro-
posed to organize distinctly Jewish col
ony, in which all the Jewish farmers, now
scattered over South Russiar are to be
focused. Grants of land and agricultural
| implements are to be given them.