The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-05

MADRID.-The unarmored cruisers AL
phonso XII and Marques Ensenada, have
been ordered TO proceed 10 Cuba imme-
diately.
BUENoS AYREs.-A dispatch to Ell
Diaro says that England, France and
Italy have decided upon concerted action
with a view to securing satisfaction of
their respective claims upon Brazil.
er San Francisco sailed today from Mad
rid. Two new gunboats purchased by
the Spanish government for use in Cuban
waters, sailed during the day for the
cruiser.
Londor.-The Berlin correspondent of
the Standard telegraphs to that paper
Der of Turks killed on Monday in the
riots of Constant:nople was 43 and of
the AT-nTen:anS Ill. The number of
wounded on both sides was several hum
bred.
TORONTO.-A special to the Mail and
Empire from Winnipeg, s1ys: Aackett,
the rate portage man. has decided to go
fourth man. The crew will be Hanlon
fourth man. The ere wwil be Hanion,
Durham. Hackett and Peterson. They
leave for Austin, Texas, next Monday.
BERLIN.-The National ZeituDg says
that international negotiations. with the
view of bringing about a reduction in
and the ultimate abolition OF the export
premiums on sugar paid by some Coun-
tries still continue and that 1t is hoped
they will lead to some positive results
since the countries CONCERNED, especially
France, are interested, i'll view of the n
nancial situation, in obtaining the aboli-
ton of these payments.
LoNDON.-The Constantinople CORE
spondent of the Daily News says that
1000 uo 1900 Armenians have been i'm
priSoned at the capital 1T is now abso-
IHItely certain" the correspondent adds,
that 81 bodies of ATmenians have been
/ given up by the Turkish officials to the
Armenian hospital at Stamboul, All were
! in a fearful condition, some having as
/ many as thirty wounds.
| LONDON.--A telegram to the Times
/ from Cienfuegos, Cuba, details an inter
| which he says he believes 1t will be the
| best course TO continue the present hu-
| name methods towards the rebels. grant
! ing pardon to all who present themselves
voluntarily. He VIII not take personal
| command of the troops on the field I'M
! less the reoels concentrate IN great
! strength.
/ LONDON.-The Armenian CORE spondent
( of the Daily News says that the Pasha
| who has been appointed by the sultan to
carry out projected reforms in Armenia,
! mas granted DeTIHlSSlO4l " w imam -
! Sachtieben, the st. Louis bicyclist, to
accompany hinl- to Bayazid and has
promised to aiG him IL clearing up tho
| matter of the murder OF Frank l4enz, the
American bicyclist, for which purpose Mr.
| Sachtleben went to Turkey.
MoRELIA. state of M!choacan. Mexico.
! General Epifanio Reyes has been re-
cefved here with more than popular &C
clamatfon. the people cheering for him
and shouting Long live the future. gov
ernor of Michoacaal." The people desire
him for governor and continue to shout
against reelection of Governor Mer-
ca.ndo. No arrests have ben made on ac-
count of these demonstrations, though
| they were fully expected.
NEW YORK.-The Herald correspond
emit in Montev;deo, telegraphs that Cen
eral Estevan has started with a force
of cavalry for the frontier. He goes to
try to suppress a. revolution which was
started by the, Blaneo party, aided BY
the rebellion in Rio Grande do Sui, Bra,
IN The revolutionists are we'll armed
and it is said they are led by Apancic
| SaraVia.