The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-19
FOREIGN FLASHES.

Auckland, n. T., July 1S.-Advices re-
celVed mere by steamer from Honolulu
| show that a republic was proclaimed in
| the Hawaiian islands on July 4. Sanford
9. Dole, the provisional president is the
first president of the new republic. When
the steamer bringing the adyices sailed,
many persons had taken the oath of al
legiance.
stated that the British consul at Seoul
Corea, who claims to have been assaulted
| by japanese soldiers. was stopped be-
| cause he was seeking to pass the Jap
anese ports and enter the bivouac of the
! troops.
Berlin, July IRA post norton ex-
animation of the remains of a cook be-
| longing to a ship which arrived at Luz
beck, from St Petersburg shows that
the death resulted from Asiatic cholera
| All vessels hereafter arriving from Rus
sian ports will be subjected to strict in
specuon.
Berlin, July 1S.-The Samoans have sent
Emperor William a petition praying that
Germany annex the islands.
Copenhagen, July 1S-The Danish gov
eminent has obtained satisfaction for the
! expulsion from Schleswig, Germany, of
eight Danish players, belonging to the
Royal theatre in Copenhagen, on the
ground that there was a prohibition
against the use of the Danish language
in Schleswig The German government
has dismissed the burgomaster at Schles-
wig.
London, July 1S.-At Newmarket today
the Zetland plate for three-year-olds was
won by Baron De Rothschild's StyX; Sir
! r. w. Grlffith's Sweet Duchess, second /;
| Henry Millions Mecca third. The handi-
cap for three-year- and upwards
was won by Beggar's Opera &), Ever
more "a second, Woolsthorp "a third.
| Berlin, July 1S.-Cholera is increasing
| among the raftsmen on the Vistula river.
London, July 1S.-Corbett will sail for
New York on July % on the Majestic.
Brussels, July 1S.-The official Gazette
announces the arrest in Servia of Won
Sternberg, chief of the international band
of anarchists.
| London, July 1S.-A dispatch from Ber-
| lin says: The London correspondent of
| the Vossiche Zeitung declares that both
Russia and the United States have done
| their utmost to avert war between China
| and Japan over Corea. The United
! States, the correspondent adds. has even
exceeded the limits of friendly persuasion
over Japan and China. A dispatch from
! Washington to a new agency here states
| that President Cleveland has offered to
mediate in the Corea question.
| Auckland. n. L.. July 1S-Advices that
have reached here from Apia, the capital
| of Samoa, read to the effect that a Skin
| mish between government troops and re-
| bells took place on June %. The former
| were victorious. The rebels lost twenty
! two killed.
London, July ia dispatch to the
Times from Vienna says that a number
| of cases of cholera is dwindling at Cra-
COW and increasing at Sealescyki. At
| the latter place there is on an average
of six deaths daily.
| London, July 1S.-In the queens cup
rife contest, the bronze medal for the
first stage was won by Corporal Bailey
| England with a score of 81.
London, July 1S.-A dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai gives additional de-
| tails regarding the assault of japanese
soldiers on the British consul at Seoul
| Corea, which resulted in the landing of
| thirty British blue jackets to guard the
| British legation. The consul was drag
| ged fifty yards and beaten by the Japan
| ese SOLDIERS with their fists. The consul
| wife was pushed into ditch The con-
| sui sent a formal complaint to the Jap
anese minister who made court reply
and made 80 apology.
New York, July 1.-THE Herald's Lima
dispatch: The authorities here declare
! that they have discovered a plot to blow
| up public edifices in Lima and Callao witt
| bombs. Wholesale arrests have followed
| New York, July 1S-The Worlds Man
| aqua dispatch: President Zeldyet sand
| that the Nicaragua Canal company shall
| have every chance to complete its work
] He feels confident that the present com
pany Will comply with the stipulation OF
| its charter. lie has received assurances
that the work on the canal will begin a.
an early date.
Paris, July 1S.-Cesario, the murderer o.
| President Carnot, has been indicted fol
| trial before Judge Brullac who is 10 pre-
| side at his trial when the Indictment will
be formally made.