The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-16
FOREIGN FACTS.

NEW YORK, July ia special to the
Herald from Athens says: Dispatches
from Canea state that the assembly met.
Present were consulS, archbishopS, coun-
sellors and deputies. The Christian depu-
ties protested strongly against the sui
tan'S message to the encouragement,
and VIII not reply. The impression pro-
duced is lamentable, the message merely
saying the sultan would take into con-
sideration the wishes of the assembly.
The consuls consider the message very
unfortunately worded.
There vas lighting yesterday at
Kalyoa.
NEW YORK, July ia special to the
Herald from Berlin says as soon as En-
peror William heard of the attempt
AGAINST President Faure he telegraphed
his warm congratulations upon his escape.
LONDON. July 15.-In the all-England
tennis championship tournament at VIM
biedon, today. r. Baddeley beat w. A
In the doubles, NJ. L. Dougherty and
Scott beat Foote and Hallward, three
sets 70 one. In the consolation, h. l..
Dougherty beat Foote, 81, 81.
Only two sets are necessary and thus
both of the Americans, Larrled and
Foote. are out Of the Tournament.
Of the Sacred college is dead at the age of
20 years
LONDON, July 1.-THE judicial COM
mittee of the privy council has refused to
give the attorney general OF Canada per-
mission 10 appeal TO the priVy council
against the decision of the supreme court
of Canada in the Emmanuel st. Louis
case.
WASHINGTON. July 15.-According to
the report of United States Consul Mills,
at Honolulu, the Hawaiian legislature
has passed an act admitting wines con-
tanning less than Is per cent alcohol free
of duty, and increased the duty on
spirituous liquors. In consequence, Cali
fornia wines which have been taxed 10
cents per gallon will escape import duties.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The Japanese
government has established a silk inspec-
ton. port at Hiago and a meeting of the
Japanese silk manufacturers nave been
called al Kobe TO effect the diversion to
that port of the silk export trade now
centered at Yokohama.
LONDON. July l6-A dispatch from Bull
uwayo to the Daily Telegraph says 100
friendly natives have joined the revolt in
Northumberland.
The news received at Buluwayo from
Salisbury is very bad. 1t is said that the
camp fires of the Mashonas are visible
close to the laager and that an attack
is expected
NEW YORK, July IA special to the
world from Colon, Columbia, says:
Costa Rica has decided TO adopt gold as
the basis OF the currency. The inhabit-
ants of Port Simon. are preparing to
celebrate the event on a grand scale The
entire country is pleased because the pres
emf silver currency is to be called in
LONDON. July 15.-The political situa-
ton growing out of the critical status of
the Irish land bill continues TO absorb a.
large share of public attention.
The Times, in an editorial on the out
lock says: Yesterdays proceedings in
parliament do not specially rebound to
the credit of the government 1t would
an objectionable bunder to persist in the
deluston that important and difficult work
which could not be done in five months
can be squeezed into single month"
LIMA, Peru, July 15.-Cvia Galveston
Texas 1.-The leaders of the revolt AZ
IQuitos. in the province of Loreto. on the
headwaters of the Amazon have fled leav-
Ing an annntv treasury AL is na1iat r,o..