The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-28
DOTS AND DASHEs.
Newsy Notes CuIIed and Carefully
Condensed

London, May Fit is announced that
Brazil has accepted the mediation of Eng
land in her dispute with Portugal
Brussels, May 27.-An explosion occur
RED today in mine at Anderlues, killing
SIX miners and Injuring several others
Berlin, May 2.-It is reported that the
emperor has invited Rear Admiral Err
ben and Captain Mahan, of the United
States Flagship Chicago, TO visit Ger
many.
Madrid, May 27-Many districts in the
north of Spain and south of France are
under snow Two tramps died here of
exposure and cold today
Kansas City. Mo, May 27.-Elder T. W.
smith, one OF the quorum of the re-or-
ganized church of Latter-Day Saints,
died at independence, Mo-. this after
noon.
London, May 27.-Heavy storms were
the south of England coast. Much
wreckage. has been washed ashore at
Illfracombe.
Stanberry, Mo-, May Ell. z. Shattuck.
the breeder of first merino sheep i'll the
United States, died tonight at his home
near Briggs.
London, May IA farewell service was
with the departure from England OF Miss
Frances Willard, the well-known Ameri-
can temperance advocate.
New York, May 27.-The Herald's Lima,
dispatch says: The scarcity of silver
COINS and the limited discounts allowed
by the banks are causing difficulties
among the merchants here.
London, May IA dispatch from Paris
to the Standard says that the report of
the Panama Canal company lust issued.
recommends the payment of annuities 10
De Lesseps and each member of his fam
lily.
Vienna, May 2;-The steamship Macy
LaJos, which sailed from Pernambuco
at vi
During the voyage her captain, machinist,
engineer, stewart and stoker died of yell
low fever.
Nashville, Tenn, May pa kindergar-
the Charities and Corrections ASSOCIATE
in McKendric church, which was we'll at
tended by visitors and local supporters
OF the free kindergarten system.
Peru, Ind, May 27-Hon John Am
brose Graham, one of the best known
and most widely known men in Northern
Indiana, and of national reputation, died
today aged IS, after a lingering illness
He was called the Horace Greeley of the
west.
Boston, May 2z-The police declare
there is no truth in the report of a duel
with foils last night between Delos f.
and John Crowley, of the Globe. 1t is
said the two principals concur in the
statements.
Meyersdale. Pa. May 27.-The annual
convention of Dunkards is in session here
and will continue in session next week
About 1000 are present from all parts
of the country and hundreds are arriving
on every train. By tomorrow 10000 visi-
tors are expected.
New York, May 27.-The White Star
steamer Bowie arrived tonight from
Liverpool with consignment of fine rae
ing stock for John Morris, OF Morris
park Among the number are the z-year-
old Sister Cheerful by Patrach, X Nun,
with fOal by Marion.
Chicago, ILL.,, May 27.-Ars. Browley
mot BraWley) of San Francisco, who was
found wandering about the streets yes
terday morning in demented condition,
was much better today Friends took
her to Plano, Ill.,, where her relatives
reside. 1t is thought rest will completely
restore her health and mental faculties.
New. York, May 27.-The World prints
patches: San Salvador, May 27.-Antonio
EZeta advanced from Coatepeque with
his entire army and attacked the rebels
fortified position south of Santa Anna
liant charge, routed them. The rebels
lost over 800 men.
Fonda, y. Y, May CIV. J. Arkeu has
just placed an order for a Naptha yacht
seventy-two feet long and guaranteed to
run 80 miles an hour. The yacht will con-
test against all corners in any waters and
The first challenge will be a match with
thousand dollars, to be paid to some New
York charity institution.
New York, May 2S-The Herald's Lon
don dispatch says: The following tele-
gram from Emperor William has been
ueman: Il am just now, not reading,
but deyouring Captain Mahan'S book,
and am trying to learn it by heart 1t
is a first-class work, and classical in all
constantly quoted by my captains and
officers