Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREWTIES.

yellow. fever is again spreading in
the South
The miners strike at Diamondyille,
wyoming. has been settled.
The German press is calling for an
enlarged navy to protect Germany's
interests abroad.
Ex-Congressman Godfrey W. Hun
ter of Kentucky is to be United States
minister TO Guatemala.
The bank of spain has refused the
government loan OF 100000 pesetas
wanted to carry on the Cuban war.
Prince Hohcnlohe has rendered his
resignation for the third time as
German chancellor. but 1t has not been
accepted.
The London Times says 1t would be
humiliation TO have Henry George
Tor the arst mayor OF Greater New
York.
owing to the organization Of a lodge
which does not believe in the Bible.
great schism is threatened among
the musonic order in Canada.
Henry George has accepted the
nomination of the silver Democrats aB
candidate for mayor Of New York. He
says he is JefersoniGn Democrat
The United States court Of private
land claims has cut down the Salvador
Gonzales claim of 10000 acres to 200
acres. The claim is near Santa Fe,
N NJ
The President today appointed Au-
gustus G. Seyfert Of Pennsylvania
consul at Strntford, ont. and William
j. Qddard postmaster at Delamar.
Idaho.
Hundreds of people are leaving Ska
quay, Alaska, and 1t is said the town
will be deserted as quickly us those
now there can get money to pay their
fare elsewhere.
The Pennsylvania Railroad train,
running between Louisville and In
dianapolis, on Tuesday. Travelled lO6
miles in l0l minutes, and made five
fun stops and two slowdowns.
A Boston dispatch says that the
trouble between the oregon Short Line
and Union Pacific has been settled.
and that officials Of the first road
will come west for three weeks' trip.
The directors of the asylum for the
insane in which Edward Langtry, the
former husband of Mrs. Langtry, the
actress is confined. believe he Is suf-
ferins from conclusion of the brain.
The German government has re-
fused TO recognize Mr.Ferdinand Neu-
mann Of Illinois, who was nominated
by President Mckinley on May 2sth
to be United States consul at Co
logue.
The allotment OF Indian lands on the
UnCompahgre reservation viii go on
rs contemplated by law. the opposi-
ton among the rod men not being
sufficient to defeat the operations OF
the plan.
L t.lr
from the courtroom at fernando.
Miss. at $3.50 o'clock this morning. by
q mob Of seyenty-five men. and
lynched. Grower accomplished the
ruin Of tho l5-ycar-Old Dovle Fergu-
son.
Yesterday the United States circuit
court OF appeals at san Francisco re-
versed the Judgment Of the lower
court In case of julia p. HOFFMAN, ex-
ccutrix of the last win OF Ice HOff-
man, deceased. appellant VS. John
McMullen, appellee.
Mai Moses p. Handy. the special U.
S. commissioner 20 the Paris eXposi-
ton Of 1900. has secured % per cent
additional space for the American ex-
hlbits. making the space OF the United
states equal to that Of the other big
nations Of the world,
The yellow fever excitement at
New orleans, which prevailed among
some classes, but was never general,
has completely subsidized. Less atten-
tlon is being paid to the fever subject
by the press and every effort is being
made to get freight moving, though
IN TO the present such Efforts have
met with Indifferent success.
Charles t. Rob. tho professor Of
pathology at the University OF Cam
bridge. England. since 1854, Is dead.
He was born in 1864, was a surgeon in
the Turkish army during the Servian
war, was professor and superintendent
OF the Brown Institution and was a
contributor to several medical jour
mails.
At the launching Of the Kaiser
Friedrich at Dantzic Germany, yes
terday, Emperor william said: q
ought to be Jealous OF the LlOyd's feet
as It Is larger than mine" his mai
eEty sent a long dispatch to eX-
Empress Frederick expressing his
rlaaQurp af having the ueu North