The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-18
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Baltimore, April 17.-Ernest Knabe,
the well known piano manufacturer, is
dead.
Chicago, April 17.-Elections through
out Illinois today generally resulted in
Republican gains.
Cleveland, O., April 17.-In the pool
game tonight the score was: Clear
water, 200; D'Oro, 100.
Brazil, Ind, April 1.-THE 800 men
who went out at McIntoshs mine on
Wednesday returned to work today.
London, April 1.-THE Boring sea bill
was read today in the House Of Lords
for the third time. There was no
debate on the measure.
Carson, New, April 1.-THE governor
! today appointed George w. Richard
treasurer, to fill the uneXpired term of
John Egan, deceased.
Riverside school in Point St Charles
collapsed today. Three children were
/ crushed to death and several injured.
Mitchell, Ind, April 1.-THE Repub-
Leans of the second congressional dis
/ trict today nominated Colonel A. NJ.
Handy, a prominent lawyer, for Con-
gress.
Lexington, KY, April 17.-G. C.
| Lockhart, of Bourbon county, today
date for Congress against Breckin-
ridge.
Denver, April 17.-Specials from all
over the Rocky Mountain country re-
port severe and prolonged snow storms,
with high winds and drifting snow in
the mountains.
London, April lit is stated at the
foreign office that negotiations are in
progress or contemplated looking to
the modification of the existing ar
engagements in regard to the Samoan
Islands.
Denver, Col, April 17.-The new fire
the offices today peacefully. The mayor
will make application for warrants
against Orr, Martin and others for
storing dynamite in the city hail.
Dubuque, Ia, April 17-In the United
States court Judge Shiras sustained
the motion of the defendant for a con-
Itinuance of Van Leuven pension frauds
eases and ordered them continued IN
til the December term.
Chicago. April IA woman of about
so years of age, thought to be Mrs.
Land. of Philadelphia, died here sud-
denly today. She arrived in this city
| from San Francisco and was intend
ing to leave this evening for Philadel-
phia Nothing is known of her.
Washington April 17-Japan is to
have an exposition in 1895 at Hiogo.
1t will cover manufactures, fine arts,
agriculture, education, science, water
productions, mines, mining and ma
! chinery. Foreign goods will be eX-
hibited for the purpose of comparison.
Berlin. April ia dispatch from
Carlsruhe says the son of President
Rodriguez, of Costa Rica, became in
volved in quarrel with another stu
dent, named Mathes. The former drew
a knife and stabbed Mathes, inf1icting
a dangerous wound. Rodriguez was
arrested.
London, April IA dispatch to the
Daily News from Berlin says the Vos-
siche Zeitung, commenting upon Sa-
moan affairs, expressed the hope that
the German colonial department will
not increase the colonial difficulties by
trying to establish a protectorate in
Samoa.
Mexico City, April 1.-THE supreme
court of Mexico is preparing to take
action in the case of Edward Adams
of New Orleans. charged with the muir
der of Carlos LarQuetZ, this city, in
1890. This is the last step in the course
of justice, and if the supreme judic-
larry does not see fit to set aside the
ruling of the lower court, Adams will
be shot.
Palo Alto, Cal, April 17.-Ex-Presi-
dent Harrison delivered his sixth and
concluding lecture on constitutional
law before the students of Stanford
university yesterday The chapel was
crowded with students and visitors
General Harrison spoke feelingly and
with appreciation of his sojourn an6
the manner of his treatment at the
university. His lecture was entitled
state Institution"