The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-02

for the recent attack made upon the
French missions in China.
NEW YORK.-A special to a local paper
from Guayaquil says: The British steam
err Condor has quilted the Sport, leaving
her and it's captain VINO is to answer for
gunboat Alert by collision in the river.
These. damages are estimated at $4,000
in gold.
LONDON.-The World this morning
says that in addition to Lowther park,
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard, the Well known
American horse owner has taken the
park lodge stables, Newlaarket, for
three years, and that he will have twenty
horses in training there next summer.
minister of commerce announced today N
the chamber of commerce of Calais, that
contract had been signed for laying
a cable from Brest to New York, which
will connect the French telegraph sys-
TEN with the Antilles.
CONSTANTINOPLE.- is reported in
official circles here that the ENJOYS of
the three powers, Great Britain, France
and Russia, will shortly receive instruc-
ton from their government to resume
negotiations with the Porte Degrading the
Armenian question.
NEW YORK.-A special to the Herald
from Paris says: l.. r.. Forban. new
torpedo boat constructed at Havre for
the French government. has just COM
pleted her official speed test at Cher
bourg. During the trial she accomplished
1892 knots an hour, which, so far. is the
highest actual speed record for this class
of vessels.
| NEW YORK.-A special TO the Herald
| from Berlin says: The dowager empress
of Russia will go to the Caucassius to
JON her r, Invalid son, the ,Czarowiteh,
| German specialist, who has been con-
( suited throughout the Czarowitz's illness,
has demanded that Prince Ischedische-
wanz shall be prosecuted for publishing
! q defamatory article upon him.
WASHINGrON.-Th Turkish legation
has received The following telegram from
! the minister of foreign affairs for Tur-
| key: II beg to inform you that acting
| under the instigation of certain Arme-
| MAN agltators, hostile gatherings were
patriarchal Thanks to the measures
taken by the city, perfect calm prevails. y
| LONDON.-The st. James Gazette this
afternoon referring to the defeat of the
Cambridge-Oxfor1 cricket team by. the
| Philadelphians, remarks: These defeats
of English athletes across the Atlanti,
mre becoming monotonous. II there j:
/ could play cricket. America is now tax
ing up that game, though it was nevel
1 popular there, yet even at cricket they
have contrived to beat US"
i SAN FRANCISCO.-The steamer City
of Pekin arrived today from China anc
Japan and went Immediately into quar-
antine. The Pekin is twenty days out
from Yokohama. When she left thai
port cholera was raging there. 1t is
4 feared that the disease will inger unit
late in the winter. In northern japan
there has been little change in the statu:
of the disease. About the same number o
4 deaths occur daily and there are no sign.
of the plague abating.
MADRID.-Volunteer to the numbe.
for service in the island oS Cuba. Tht
!, chief of the Cuban reform party had al
audience today with Senior Castellano
the minister of the colonies, to q ION h
renewed. on behalf of the reformlsts. hi
assurances of their patriotism and assist
ance in settling the insurrection in Cuba