The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-03
TELEGRAPHTC FLASHES.

COLON. Colombia. Feb. "A dispatch
public works and public instruction in
Ecuador have resigned.
LONDON. Feb "a Berlin dispatch to
the Chronicle says: 1t is stated that
Emperor William will attend the Olympic
games at Athens in April.
NEW YORK, Feb. AT the residence
of Colonel W. p THOMPSON. the t11-f-
man. tonight it was said Mr.. Thonp-
sons condition was unchanged. No grave
fears are entertained.
LONDON. Feb. "a Constantinople
dispatch to the Times s.iys: "Carefu
INQUIRY oonvinces me that the palace
party set af1oat the rumors of the Russo
Turkish alliance in order to increase the
distrust among the powers
BERLIN. Feb. 2-The Grand Ouch
ess of Oldenburg is dead. She was
born in 1926. and as Elizabeth, Princess
of Saxe-Altenburg. she was married in
1852 to the Grand Duke of Oldenburg.
SHANGHAI. Feb. 2.-Mr. Cheshire,
United States Consul Reid and Lieu
tenant Commander Merrill of the
American commission of inquiry into
the Cheng Tu outrages, have arrived
here.
LONDON. Feb. 8.-sir Philip Currie,
British ambassador at Constantinople,
writes to the Daily News denying a pub
lished statement that he was kept wait
ing for an hour in a cold ante-room
when he went to deliver the queens let
ter to the sultan.
LONDON. Feb. "a dispatch from
Cape Town to the Times says the Span
ish authorities have been asked to ar
rest Mr.. Leonard, who had embarked
from Cape Town before the warrant
which had been issued for his arrest
could be served at Teneriffe.
TTaI.
an editorial expresses it's regret at the
censure pronounced upon Mr.. Bayard,
the United States ambassador, DE
cause" says the Daily News, mo man
is better qualified to assist in a friendly
settlement of the difficulties between
England and America"
CHICAGO. Feb. Harry Watts, at
one time a civil engineer of some prom
inence. died tonight of heart disease in
a cheap lodging house. He is said to
have been wealthy at one time and to be
we'll connected in New York. His wife,
who procured a divorce from him, lives
in Washington, D. c.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2-Lieutenant
Commander Robert E. Carmody of the
navy died at his home in Georgetown to-
day. Lieutenant Carmody was appoint
ed to the navy from New York on Sep
tember 10, 1860 and received the rank of
lieutenant commander February IS, 1890.
He was retired June g. 1895
CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 2.-The
United States minister. Mr.. Terrell.
has demanded an indemnity of S1O0, 600
for the burning and pillaging of the
American missions at Marash and
Kharpoot He also asked for the i'm
mediate granting of frmans for re-
building them.
LONDON. Feb. S.--The Chronicles Ber-
lin correspondent learns that the out
come of the expulsion of Rev. DR..
Stoecker. late court chaplain, from the
Conservative party, on account of the
disagreements on the subject of Chris
tan social reformers, DR.. Stoecker will
resign his seat in the Prussian diet
BRADFORD. Pa. Feb. additionally,
the Era tomorrow morning will say:
Commencing today the Era will use the
Heretofore the United Press has served
Geographic news for this paper but of
late the service has not been satisfactory
and hence the change. The Associated
Press is recognized as the foremost news
gathering agency in the world.
LONDON. Feb. at is announced
that Mr.. Justin Mccarthy will resign
the leadership of the Irish parliament
tary party at the meeting of that
party which has been called for Sat-
urday next, as has already been ex-
clusively announced in the Associated
Press dispatches. When quest
regarding this report. Mr.. Mccarthy
admitted 1t was his intention to re-
sign. but he declined to give any de-
tails. 1t is understood, however, that
he feels that his health is UNEQUAL to
the arduous position But he win re-
tain his seat in parliament. It is be-
heved Thomas Sexton will be invited
to succeed Mr.. MCCARTHY and he will
probably accent. John Dillon and Ed
ward Blake are also spoken of for the
position.