Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-31
TELEGRApHlc BREvITlEs.

captain-G Blanco sailed today
from Santiago de Cuba for the north
const OF the island.
The Canton. Mass. postofiice was
broken into early this morning. Blow
ing open the safe, the robbers carried
off $1,000 worth of stamps. There Is no
clue.
c. w. Miller of Chicago, winner of
the last six-days' contest in Madison
Square Gordon, New York. is eager to
race Cordang. THE Dutc: hinan." in
"a hours paced race.
The International Paper Co. OF Cor
inth, Saratoga county. New York, u
combination of all the big firms In the
country. filed articles of incorporation
today with a capital of s450oo,0o0.
The engineering work throughout
England re-opened today owing to the
settlement of the great strike. About
% per cent of the men were employed.
The others will be given work gradu-
ally.
George C. Howard, superintendent of
schools of West Bridgewater, Mass,
moderator of the last town meeting
and ex-state representative. Is q self
confessed forger to the extent OF S6O0.
and is under arrest for the crime.
Albert l.. Sales. n prominent woollen
manufacturer or 1Snpue lsltHu, is utuu
at his home in Pascoag, aged ~ years.
He was one of the pioneers of the wool
Industry and for a years was engaged
in the business on his own account.
The German Reichstag today adopt
ed the measure increasing the salary of
Prince Hohenloe, the imperial chan
cellor. to 100000 marks. The social
democrats, freisslnnigs and the south
German peoples party opposed the
proposition.
Chairman Jones of the Democratic
national committee says there is no
truth in the statement that he had re-
moved William Harrity and substitute
ed the man designated by the Pennsyl-
varja Democratic state committee as
h.s successor.
The students reassembled today at
Madrid Spain, with the object of max
ing n demonstration against the Pro-
gresso office. but the precautions adopt
ed by the police prevented the young
men from approaching the offices or
the newspapers.
Dr. C. a. Simmons, famous through
out the country as the originator OF
simmons liver regulator" died in
Atlanta, Ga, last night at an advanced
age. He was native Georgian and
expired at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. w. ]. Leehbaut.
The New York Tribune says: The
committee which was appointed by the
members of the Broadway Tabernacle
to select and recommend a pastor, has
unanimously decided in favor Of Rev.
Charles jefferson. OF the First Congre-
gational church of Chelsea
At $50 Il. M today (Monday) three
miles from Greenville, Ohio, Dayton
d Union passenger engine caught c.
II. Young, wife and 4-year-old girl in
n top buggy. killing father and child,
md terribly injuring the mother.
shed INSTRUCTED the view OF Engineer
Cragn.
Rev Martin Gessler, the pastor at
ST. Patrick's church at Elizabeth. N, j.,
who disappeared on Friday has not
yet returned. He Is known to be in
convent in Canada and is said to have
left Elizabeth to avoid his receiving a
purse containing s2,500 in gold in honor
of his 18th anniversary as priest.
The First National bank OF Larimore.
n. D., did not open Its doors today. IL
appears that the bank has not been In
easy condition for some time owing 10
slow collections. During the last sixty
days there have been Withdrawals OF
deposits amounting to $4,000. the
assets of the bank are said 10 be large
ly in excess Of the liabilities.
ON board the steamer Alexandria
which arrived at New York last night
from London. was Lieutenant Henry
Thomas Walsh. U. S. A., who mas been
sent home in the care OF Captain Mar
shall on account of alcoholic mania.
At Quarantine, Walsh ATTEMPTED 70
Jumq overbord. He was secured and
locked in his stateroom, where he
is in the care of friends.
The Australian cricketers, in the
fourth test match with the visiting
English eleven, at Melbourne. Aus
tralla, made 32S runs in their first in
nings. The Englishmen We're all out
for ia runs in the first innings and
followed on. At the close of the play
today the English players had scored
seven runs for one wicket down.