The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-30
FOREIGN FACTS.

BERLIN. Aug. 29.-The death is an
Wisckersheimer.
LONDON, Aug. "a dispatch from
MarsellieS to news agency says that the
ArmenianS and Greeks residing in that
city and vicinity intend TO give q triurn-
phant reception and banquet to the Ar
menians who were expelled from Constan-
thople Tor their connection with the rot
ing there
sKIBBEREEN. Aug. 29.-some of then
underc!Otning worn by Whitehead, the
Irlsh-American dynamiter recently re-
leased from Portland prison, who escaped
from the home Of relatives the night after
ms arrival, have been found in the d.
rection Of Bantry
CONsTANTINOPLE. Aug. 29.-The Ar
menlan revolutionary committee has is
Sued another manifesto, in which are en-
bodied twelve demands, the chief of which
Is that autonomy be granted to the Ar
menlanS After enumerating their de-
mandS the manifesto goes on to declare
that the Armenians will fight for their
rights until the last Of them shall have
been killed.
ROME, Aug. 29-The italian government
mas arranged to send Senior De MARITIME
former minister, to Brazil, to demand
Satisfaction from the Brazilian govern
ment for the claims made by Italy. Senior
De MARITIME will start for Rio Janiero on
board the steel cruiser Piedmonte.
LONDON. Aug. 29-At Hurst Park to-
day, the Priory handicap for 3-year-oIds
ana upward, one mile, was won by Hon
Richard Cookers Santa Anita. Favor
sham was second and Golden Slipper third
HAVANA. Aug. 29.-According to the
official reports received here no battles Of
Importance have been fought recently be-
no rahl Ale ND
troops. There have, however, been a num-
Der OF skirmishes in different localities.
In these engagements the rebel losses
amounted to fifty killed and three wound
ed while the Spanish lost only four
hnIed and thirty-hve wounded.
YOKOHAMA, Aug 29.-The ministerial
crisis which resulted in the resignation Of
the premier, the secretary of the cabinet
and the minister Of the interior arose
from q difference between the members of
the cabinet regarding the appointment Of
minister of foreign affairs All the
principal minister's following the examplek
OF the premier, have rendered their resig-S
nations to Count Kurod, acting premier
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 29.-Dr. GaIlagh-
er, the Irish-American dynamiter re-
leased from Portland prison yesterday,
sailed for New York on the steamer st.
Paul today, accompanied by DR.. Mcbride.
his physician. Gallagher looked emaciated
and seemed mentally depressed
COLON, Colombia. Aug 29.-The trou-
bic between the Carthagena & Magda-
lena Railroad company and the govern
ment is increasing and is likely to result
in the stOppage Of all traffic over the
road. Manager Ford Of the railroad
company has been threatened by the au-
thOrities with arrest for refusing to obey
the order of the governor of the province
TO transport freight by weight, but he
has received orders from the headquar-
Il1 ny n Tac-
resist the demands made upon him by
the government
The congressional committee having in
charge the matter Of government con-
cession to Mr.. ]. L. Cherry for the con-
struotion of the Caucau railroad in the
republic of Colombia has made its r.
port. The committee advises the cancel
lation of Mr.. Cherry's concession The
general feeling among members of con-
greSs is adverse to the holding of any
railroad concessions by foreigner.