The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-18

noon. Five moulders were hurt, John
Schneider will die.
New York, May 1.-THE jury in the
case OF DR.. Henry Meyer, on trial for
O'Clock. A disagreement is expected by
counsel for the accused.
Berlin, May 1.-THE Vossiche Zeitung
reports the arrest at Maence of two we'll
dressed Frenchmen who were engaged in
sketching the forts at that place They
would not give their names.
Little Rock, Ark. May 17.-Reports
come from all over the state that To-
Gusts are abundant and many fruit grow
ers are making anxious inquiries regard
ing the destruction and their probable
damage to fruit and crops.
Orange, N. Y, May 1.-THE Presbyter-
ian general assembly met in biennial ses-
sion here today. Professor Willis c.
craig, retiring moderator, in his sermon
took decided stand for the doctrine of
liberal Interpretation of the scriptures.
! Chicago, May 1.-THE Western Unfair
ian conference adjourned today. The bus
mess OF the day consisted of addresses and
the election Of the following officers for
the ensuing year: President d. L.
Shorey; secretary, Allen w. Gould; treas
urer, William McFadden.
TuscoIa, ILL.,, May 17.7Joseph Young.
eolored, is dead at the age of lis years
he claims to have been born in ST. Au-
gustine, Fla, in 1779. and was accounted
the Oldest man in this part of the state.
He served in the late war, and took his
second wife when at the age of 105 years.
Boston, May 1.-THE directors of the
Boston and Montana Consolidated Silver
clared a dividend of 81 per share payable
June q to stockholders of record on Nav
y. The directors of the Tamarack Min
| ing company have declared a dividend of
I 81 per share payable June 20 to stock
holders of record on May q.
| Danbury, Conn, May H.-Mgr Satolli
was interviewed by an Associated Press
correspondent this afternoon, in regard to
! the dispatch to the London Chronicle from
Rome, that the pope would interfere be-
tween him and his alleged enemies in this
country. Satolh said he did not know any
thl1g ABOUT the matter. There was no oc-
CASTOR for the pope taking any such action
and the whole matter was incredible.
! New York, May 17.-When George J.
G C3 reaches southampton next Wednes-
| day, he will learn that the Earl of Dun
raven is willing to race the Valkyrie
| against the Vigilant. The former agrees
to give the Vigilant two special races,
one over the Cape May and Breton Reef
courses and the other during the Clyde
regatta Two gold cups will be the
prizes.
Alton, Ill. May 17.-MonticelIo semi
queer law suit on its hands Some weeks
ago Miss Harriet n. Haskell, the princi-
pal, learned that the students were re-
ceiving surreptitious notes and packages
! left at the store of John Roberts. She
therefore prohibited the young women
from going to the store. This boycott is
the basis of Roberts suit for SIS, 600 dam
ages.
tomorrow the following prelates will be
created vardinals: Manager Sanchay Per-
vas, archbishop of Valencia, Spain: Man
| ager Ferrari, new archbishop of Milan:
| Manager LeOmpa, new archbishop of Bo-
/ logna; Manager Mdueri, archbishop OF
Ferrara; Manager Zeegna, assessor of
holy office and cousin of the pope; Father
| Steinhuber, German member of the So
| ciety of Jesus.