The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-21
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The Daily List OIL Grimes, Casualties,
aud Other News
FROn ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Al the Importsnt Esssts of the Week
cosasnssd rfsaa Oh. Latest rslssrsphls
dispatches


rIida,. aeptsmbss iaih
silver. $3.50 lead, $500.
The health VI the CIar Is In preca.
rious condition. presumably nervous
proslniion combined with kidney
trouble.
Emperor William isagilating an Inter.
national conference with view 10 the
disbandment 81 the armanrnis that are
-npping the energy II Europe
Colonel rhoma. Lawyer WIS elected
COMMANDMENT Chief vi the q. \. X. bya
vote Of $50 against $40. Colonel Walker
Withdrew, and II was made unanimous.
The crowds are locking home.
In naval circle. II l. claimed thsi
Britain performed her part In the patrol
oi the lieriTg sea fisheries In very
gingcrly aud unsatisfactory manner. and
that the United States has bcen bunkocd
throughout the entire deal.
4 great number Of brick hooks and
stone relies have been exhumcd from
near Babylon that may throw additional
light on the history Of an age six thou.
sand years removed from the present
Particulars wilt awaited with much In.
tereat.
A conspiracy Of incendiaries To burn
MERGED, Cal, has been unearihcd.
After several straw stacks and barns had
been destroyed nearly every other stack
was found 10 be saturated with ?hos-
phorus. The mayor has ordered every
idler TO leave the town. and lynching ID
In prospect.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. lS.--G. y.
Hanson president Of the Citizens Bank
4 Trust company. on trial since Monday
for killing 0. ~ wcu. who no clainss.
ruined his vile aud destroyed HE do
nestle peace, was to-day acquitted BY
the jury.
Alpena. Mich, Sept. l3.-An unknown
steamer barge went ashore In last nights
gale at Northpoint Her signals we're
seen this msrning aud tho tug Ralph has
gone TO her assistance. There lea Leayy
gale aud heavy sea running.
Murpheysboro, H., Sept. l3.-Mrs.
Anne Rogers, sister OF the late Gel eral
John 4. Logan, took morphine yesterday
With suicidal intent II il thought
her life WILDE saved. Dependency IL
supposed To l- the cnusc.
saturday. september is,h
Silver, 81, cents lead, 500,
lioberl paced the fastest mile ever
made In harness at Torrs Haute yester.
day, In 2Olp
nighwaymen held up the Idaho stage
In California. aud the thieves got away
With the Well. Fargo express box.
nJamestoNn, Il. l., Sept, l4.-ks Al
miral Edward Y. McAlley, died at hi'
summer home here to-day. lntermenl
will take place In Philadelphia.
Its reported the Japanese are al
hemn,cd Ia Korea Probably the bel
, ligefents IRE employing the tactics sug
, ge-ied by John Phoenix, deceased,
, Denver, sept. lA.-'rhe Republicar
Congressional convention Of the secon'
district this afternoon nominated ca
Senator Thomas NJ. Bowen ior Congress
n Washington, Sept. 1.-THE presiden
= has made the following appointments
' Richard W. Mead, rear admiral u III
" navy Robert l.. pyihian, commodore d
e the navy; James Adams, lienlenan
= commander Of the navy.
n The Attorney for Henry Willard bi
2. terly complained OF the Injustice nn
y. malice Of the recent report Of Masler-il
\. Chancery Cary, In rsierenc. 10 III
10 charges OF having realized uni.ir proh
d Ia the Northwestern management.
~ indianapolis, Ind, sept l4.--GeorI
ct scholir, president Of the Terre Hau
~ branch Of the A, Il, u. and II. Danisl
~ who was cliei Of the grievance commi
~ tee OF the union at rsrrs llaute durlI
NJ. the recent railroad strike, were bo
TO- found guilty Of contempt Of court
hs Judge Baker, OF the United States cou
~, to-day. The court released The men
Tor good behavior.
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