The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-05
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Vienna, April 4-Emperor William
and King Humbert, it is said, will meet
here on Saturday next.
indianapolis, Ind, April 4.-Twelve
hundred carpenters unanimously to go
on strike tomorrow against reduc-
ton.
ATegucigaipa, Honduras, April A
part of the Nicaraguan troops have /
been ordered to march Immediately to- |
ward Bluefelds.
Guatemala, April 4-The government |
has positively declined to Interfere IN
the Mosquito question, but has ordered
troops to be ready.
Warsaw. April 4.-ChoIera is raging
in Czenstochow, Poland place OF
5000 people on the Prussian frontier.
The town has been quarantined
Washington, APRIL Adverse &C
ton was taken by the House commit
tee on all pending bills appropriating
money to exterminate the Russian
thistle.
Montrose, Col, April 4.-The Hotel
Belvidere and contents, burned yester-
day. is a total loss, estimated at $780,
600; insurance, $22, 900. The inmates es-
capped unhurt.
st. Petersburg, April Am official
says the council of the empire regards
the conclusion of the Russo-German
commercial treaty as fresh pledge OF
| European peace.
! Cado, l. T.. April 4.-The Choctaw
council has adjourned, being in session
nearly two weeks. 1t passed reSolu-
ton refusing to treat with the Dawes
commission and favoring holding their
land in common.
Washington, April 4.-The navy de-
partment is making an effort to recover
the plate of the Kearsarge, carried to
Jamaica by native wreckers, as his
torical relics of the famous old ship.
London, April 4-The Welsh mem
bers of the house of commons decided
to ask for the appointment of a grand
commander for Wales, similar to the
one Sir George Treyelyn proposed for
Scotland.
Leipsic, April 4.-The old common
law court building, one of the land
marks of the city, was destroyed by fire
of incendiary origin. One man was
burned to death. Several persons have
been arrested on suspicion.
Frankfort ton the-Maine April A.
A fire early this morning destroyed
the upper portion of the house formerly
the Britannia Hotel, near the central
station. A number of inmates jumped
from the windows and three were
killed.
New York, April 4-The officials of
the Western Union Telegraph company
, have announced that Governor Tillman
has removed the embargo restraining
the company from sending any but
business messages from points in the
, state.
,, Washington, April 4-The Indian af-
, fairs subcommittee is considering the
annual Indian appropriation bill. 1t
proposes radical changes; one is to abol-
IL
ors who receive $4,000 per annum. Many
radical changes are proposed.
New York, April 4.-The New York
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church is in its ninety-fifth annual SEES
sion today. A resolution was adopted
postponing until after the next general
conference action upon the proposition
of women to send delegates to the gen.
eral conference.
London April 4-Nothing but the
vigilance of the engineer prevented a
2 fatal accident to the Prince of Wales
: at Marseilles station. The prince
5 stayed too long at the buffet and as the
t train started he chung to the railing OF
Y the saloon carriage. The station master
S saw the danger and signalled the en-
[ gineer, who stopped the train. The
$ prince arrived safely in Paris.
| Washington, April A long line OF
u department rulings in the administra.
ton of school indemnity laws are re-
: versed by a decision rendered today
S by Secretary Smith on application oil
{ the state of Oregon to select double
o minimum lands for lost single mini.
d mum lands. The decision holds tha
the selection of the double minimum
lands involved may and ought to be-
allowed to the school grant in lieu Of
single minimum lands lost.
o London, April 4.-The foreign offfc,
has no advices regarding the tension
! said to exist between the British re
II representatives. in Nicaragua and tn
e Nicaraguan authorities and the rumo
Y is discredited. Vice-Admiral Sir Johl
IF Hopkins, in command of the Nortl
! American and West Indies station
u u cabled yesterday. saying the excitemen
u on the Mosquito coast was caused b.
the shooting of an American citize
y named William Wilson by a Nicara
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