The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-25
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Brief and Newsy Cables From all
Portions of This Terrestrial
Sphere.

Naples, Sept 24-While leaving the
port yesterday for New York, the North
German Lloyd, freight steamer Kron
Later she was floated and put back
here leaking. She will be surveyed be-
fore proceeding.
London, Sept. 24-The Associated Press
correspondent had an interview today
with NJ. Miabara, a Japanese naval con-
structor, who is, here experimenting the
building of two first-class men-of-war for
the Japanese. Each of the vessels is to
be of 12,300 tons and is to be completed
in four years. With regard to the cam
paign, he thought everything pointed in
the direction of a japanese march to-
ward Peking. Beyond that he was not
inclined to say much. Personally he be-
Heved the war would terminate before
winter. II
The Hague, Sept 24-Dispatches re-
ceived from Batavia, Java, say that
Matarm, capitol of the Island of LON
bombardment of the Dutch fleet. The
beseiged Balinese are beginning to suf-
fer from famine and are expected to
capitulate today.
Melbourne, Sept. 24.-The premier. Hon.
B. j. Patterson. has resigned, owing to
the result of the elections, failure OF
which is the humiliation of the free
trade party. Mr.. Patterson was re-;
elected but his party and his policy did
not receive the support he expected.
The leader of the opposition, however,
was defeated.
Paris. Sept. 4.-It is reported that
Colonel Colville, the administrator of
Uganda, has been instructed by the min
lister of war to gather. the remains of
Emin Pasha's Soudanese troops for a
march on Bar FL AChasal on the Nile in
order to prevent the passage of the
Colonel Colville will be the signal for a
joint Anglo-Italian expedition from
Suakim and Kassaia to Khartoum.
Vienna, Sept. 24.-It is senai-officially
stated here today that the car is suffer
ing from Bright's disease of the kidneys.
Victoria, B. c., Sept. 24.-The British
man-of-war Royal Arthur was the scene
of a distressing accident Two midship-
men had been hunting and sent the guns
local office. foolishly failing to extract
the charges. The messenger took the
guns to the ship and in the gunroom one
of them was discharged, instantly killing
Gunroom Steward Reece. The case is
beiEg kept quiet by the naval officers
pending investigation.
Sofia, Sept. 24-Returns from 1913 dis
tricts show the election of ia Ministerial
lists and So members of the opposition.
Fifteen returns are still awaited.
Paris, Sept 23.-The result of the second
ballot in the district of Nugent Sur Seine
to fill the vacancy in the chamber of dep
mir Perier to the. presidency. has result
Republican, 4,5S2 At the balloting on
September g. Robert received 4.0S4 and
Bachimont 1851 The second ballot was
necessary, as Robert did not receive
majority over the two competitors.
Sofia, Sept. 24-The special elections
have resulted in the success of the Russo
philes. NJ. Radislowoff. minister of jus
tice, and Tonchoff, minister of commerce.
have resigned. NJ. Zankoff, the leader OF
the Russophiles, was elected and M. kar-
aveloff defeated
Montreal, Quebec. Sept. 24.--Count Hon
ore A. MERCER. Quebec's ex-premier, is
sinking rapidly, and it is believed ne can
not outlive the week.