The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-02
BRIEF TALES By WIRE.

Victoria is at Bamoral.
Ravages from disease continue in Cuba. |
Admiral Beardslee will soon go on the |
retired list
Edward Bellarny Is about to take up |
his residence in Denver.
Foreign consuls-i in Havana are besieged
by people demanding food.
There is to be a marked advance in the !
price of white pine lumber
Many runors. but. little news. come |
from the comhatants i'm Bombay
TramDs robbed the drug store of John
Pratt at Bold Bend. Ariz., and killed the
proprietor
1t is now believed that Miss C!sneros
will be released from confinement in
short time.
Rev Brown says the Bay conference
has not me. his proposition fairly, but
has trifed with it.
Comptroller Eekels is en-. route TO the
Yellowstone park, He Will visit Salt
Lake on his return. ~
Negroes WHO have attempted to acquire
residences at or near IGlWood, Ind, have
been forcib-y driven away
Mrs Lease threatens. to- go to Klondike-
Dehs addressed 400 people il CaGago
last night in his usual -ra-u
The Parker Sampson Adams com
pany, wholesale boot and shoe dealers of
Boston, has suspended business
The annual trade review Of the Calves
ton News for Sept. l. places the Texas
2, III, ops bales. ia
Enqique Mathew, the well known
banker and promoter of several gigantic
sssne1nes in Central America, has failed
for over 100000. r-
Mrs. Guthrie, of Walnut Grove, Ga.
was killed b. lightning. A child in her
arms when the colt fall was burned but
was not seriously injured.
Heavy foods in China lately have
snuffed out hundreds Of lives. Several
temples went down in the hood.
The London Mails B-.lin correspond
ent says it is stated that NJ has been prac"
ticaMy sertied that Prince Hohenlone. the
imperial chancellor, Will retire in Octo-
be-,
The London Times Buencs Ayres cor
respondent says that reparts from al 80
agricultural ceEters .T-.c-lc ri increase
ot fully 20 per cert IN the wheat. area Of
the country.
Henry Miller. near Metropolis. Ills. while
! insane, threw poison into, a we'll Thirteen
persons became seriously ill., three of
me girl VINO committed suicide at the
| Victoria hotel, Chicago, was Anna Mary
Esseman of Louisville she left home be-
marry an :atiael.
Ensign Harry Eaton Smith of the
/ United States navy and Miss Fannie
Hayes daughter Of ex,P .; IS
Fremont. o.. last eveninG.
The state bank Of Ambia. little town.
| lust over the indiana line, is snort of
cash estimated at any amount between
SO, coo and $4,000. Fred Mcdonnell. casn-
Ter of the bank IS a.so missing.
The Central Labor Council of Cincinnati
has adopted d resolution approving the
course of the St. Louis conference in set
ting aside the earnings of labor on Sep.
3 for the assistance OF the striking min
ers.
The volunteers of America are con-
sidering the matter of sending men to
the Alaska gold fields in the spring The
Salvation Army has already decided to
send a band of workers UP among the
! miners
Little Emma Davis, the English girl
who was taken from her home by e. A.
as e slave ON their Fresno, Cal, vine
yard is on her way to her parents across
| the Atlantic.
Martha Margaret Craven, the pretty
/ and talented daughter of the woman who
! IS lighting for q million dollars of the
| Fair estate, was quietly married yester-
| day to Henry hoehler. IT.. rich brewer
| of St. Louis
The Postal Telegraph Cable coInpany's
| new route to South America VIII be open
| ed today with reduction IF Faxes Of %
per cent. This service extends to urusua
| and Paraguay, Argentine and Brazil, via
! Hayti and Para.
The :soI!ce Of Brussels have arrested
| German named Gustav Daubenspieck up
ON suspicion that ne is concerned in a plot
| to assassinate Emperor William. Dau-
benspeick was denounced by a friend who
learned of his intentions to leave belgium
| for Germany.
The Japanese papers state that a COM
! missioner is to be sent by the Japanese
government to the Washington sealing
! conference this fall and that he will be
instructed to side with the United States
as to the remedial measures for the
| preservation of seals and seal offers.
Fred Horton, a young -four miller of
| Los Angeles, has fallen heir 10 fortune
anassed by his father Phillip Horton a
| we'll known Californian, the news of
whose sudden death three weeks ago has
been received by relatives in Oakland
through the United States CONSUL at
| Guaymas.
A special from Brownsville Tex, says
| the Rio Grande is higher than for Is years
past. It has flooded many miles of ada
cent land and is still rising. On hhe Mex
! icsn side of the river. the track of the
Mexican National railroad has been
wasGled out near Reinosa and traffic ovn--
me road Is suspended, no train leaving
MatanloraS today