The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-01
DOTS AND DASHEs.
Newsy Notes CulIed and Carefully
Condensed.

Condensed.
st. Petersburg, May SIN. Iswelsk has
been appointed Russian minister to the
vatican.
Washington, May S1.-The president has
New Whatcom. Wash.
New York, May s1.-Count Herbert Bis,
marck, son of Prince Bismarck. arrived
On the Normannia here tonight
London, May 31.-The Daily News vi
emma correspondent announced the resig-
nation of the Hungarian ministry.
San Francisco, May 31.-Rev. T. Dewitt
Talmage and son left on the steamer
Alameda today for Honolulu and Aus
tralia.
Norfolk, Va, May 31.-The Gibbons
Johnson contest, twenty-four rounds, was
declared draw. 1t was stopped by the
sheriff.
Washington, May 31.--The president has
approved the act providing for the sale
of the remainder of the Otoe reservation,
Nebraska and Kansas.
Maysville, Mo, May 31.-Early this
morning, IRE destroyed the greater portion
$4,000; origin Of fire unknown.
Amesbury, Mass. May 31.-Captain
Nathan Peters, the oldest Free Mason in
the United States, died this afternoon. He
was born in Coschen, N. Y, in 1903, and
Joined the Masons in 1925.
Chicago, May 31.-The trouble between
white union grain trimmers and colored
non-union men eliminated today when
John Church, a colored contractor, was
shot by James Mcnamara, a union man,
at the entrance of the board of trade.
st. Louis, Mo-, May 31.-At $50 o'clock
this morning, in drunken row at the
corner of Sixth and Elm streets, Guy
The former shot Clark, killing him in
stantly. Rothschild, who was not badly
wounded, was placed under arrest
Dubuque, Iowa, May 81. K. Graves
of this city. has concluded the. sale Of
Larrabee coal lands in Wyoming. The
transaction was made in Chicago, and the
purchasers are eastern capitalists. The
coal is of superior quality and very album
dant.
Paris, May 31.-The correspondent of
Temps at Brussels asserts that Turp1n,
who is in that city, denied in an inter
view that he had sold the exclusive rights
Of his rev invention to Germany. He said
he had come to Brussels to form a COM
pany to develop the invention. All the
powers were open TO profit by his dis
coVery.
Washington. May Representative
Jerry Simpson left Washington for
Berkely Springs, accompanied by Mr..
Pence of Colorado Mr.. Simpson was
so weak that it was necessary to carry
him aboard the cars.
Muscatine, Iowa, May 31.-W. A. Nico-
laus, husband of leila NicoIaus, today
filed petition in the district court, ask
ing divorce from his wife on the ground
OF deSertion and adultery. The case will
come for hearing in the June term.
Frankfort. Kentucky, May 31-The
state league of Republican clubs held
their annual meeting here today. About
500 delegates participated. Resolutions
adopted are an endorsement of the Min
rounded up tonight by a grand mass
meeting.
Cincinnati, May s1.-Judge Taft this af-
ternoon denied the application of the
road for an order. restraining Receiver
FELTON, from reducing their wages and
holding the reduction justihable.
London, May 31.-The match of the
royal Thames club was sailed yesterday.
Prince of Wales yacht Brittania beat
the Ivenia, and the CZarina defeated the
Vendetta. The handicap match was won
by the Namara.
New York, May 91.-The Herald's
Buenos Ayres dispatch says: Almost IN
bridled animosity seems to exist against
all known SympathiZerS in regard to the
revolution and the stimulatory party is
trying to induce President PeiXoto to re-
fuse to abandon his position to the
president elect.
San Francisco, May 31.-The Sandow-
Sandowe case was decided today by Su-
preme Judge Slack, who granted a perma-
Eent injunction restraining the defendant
Irving Montgomery from using the name
Sandowe in advertising his feats of
strength. In his ruling the judge stated
that SaDdow had begun to use the name
in Germany fourteen years ago while the
pseudo Sandow had first attached the
name to his handbills not earlier than
1888
Washington, May 31.-The official report
of the naval board, which conducted the
recent trial of the Columbia, was sub
mitted TO Acting Secretary McAdoo to-
day. 1t makes it evident the Columbia
is enc of the finest vessels afioat On heI
way down the Delaware she struck some
drift logs and as a result Several of hel
plates were dented The ship has gone
McAdoo says Captain Summer was free
from blame, as the vessel was in the
hands of a competent pilot, and that the
damage was trifiing