The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-04
NEWS SUMMARY.

ing OF and the crops whitening.
Arrivals at san Francisco from Cape
Nome declare that district rich In gold.
According TO all accounts the expert
mcnt Of using native troops in Porto
Rico has been successful.
Severe storms ragged OF the Austria
liam coast during June aud the early
days Of the present month.
No more eases Of rellow fever are
reported among the troops or govern
mcnt employees ut Santiago.
Upon one scaGold aud Simultaneous
ly four negroes were hanged la the
baltimore, Md, city Jail yard.
There were s53 cases aud ~ deaths
from the plague at Poona, India, on
the goth ult The eases include four
Europeans.
officials Of organized labor Ia Chi
cago state that the briclSmakers' strike
is likely TO precipltate a general walk
out in the city.
The secretary Of agriculture has de-
cidcd to change regulations recently
issued for the free admission Of cattle
into Cuba next year.
At Bramwell, w. Va, Howard H.
Samson, an emissary seeking miners
for Missouri and Indian Territory coal
fields, was fatally stabbed in the coal
6elds.
+. l.. Stocking, assistant postmaster
at Tacoma. Wash, has been appointed
assistant director.general Of posta AT
Manila lie will be next in rauk to
Director General Vaillc.
A mortgage for 1000 900 given by
the writing paper trust required inter
nal revenue stamps TO the amount Of
$500, which were placed upon II aud
cancelled.
Jefrords, the San Francisco heavy
weight pugilist, who is now in Port
land, Ore, has practically concluded
negotiations for II tght with Peter jack
son, who il now In Victoria, Il. q.
The anthracite companies announce
that all orders for coal at prices prior
TO July /, not filled on July 81, will
be flied at nm advance Of % cents per
ton which will then 90 into effect.
Twelve Spanish gunbonts recently
put on blockade duty have done re.
markAbly good service In cutting of
supplies for insurgents between the
different islands Of the Philippine
group.
II is the intention OF the war depart
ment to send all cavalry horses to tho
Philippines by way OF UnalaslSa aud
Nagasaki 80 that they may be taken
of the ships at both these places and
given rsat-
James VI. Garlinton. alias Darling
ton, was hanged at Fort Worth. Tex.
darlington was the leader Of II band
who ON the night Of July 81, 1898, rob
bed Santa lie railroad train near
SawlnHw.
by the assassination OF President
HeAureux OF san Domingo, Cuba may
lose one Of It's central figures, ns II Is
well known that General Maxine Co
meg nspires to the presidency Of the
black republic.
Albert Ballinger. who is in the re-
eeiving hospital, san Francisco, await
ing examination as 10 his sanity, is un-
der confinement because Of his wild
wooing OF Blanche Bates, the San
Francisco actress,
Al Westchester, Pa, Il revolving muir
der has come to light. II Is alleged
Mrs. Fannie Stevenson, eolored,
crushed her infants head with an AK
and then threw the body to some hogs,
which devoured IL.
Charles Walfangle, OF Brazil, Ind,
became suddenly violently insane and
with Ratchet chopped his two daught-
ers and wife to death while shey were
sleeping. He then took knife aud
cut his own throat
General Roy Stone, director OF road
inquiry OF the department OF Agricul-
ture at Washington, who is in New
York, says that more activity is being
displased in road improvement than
has been shown for years.
The Privy council OF England has
decided in the case OF Briden VS.. tho
Union Colllery company that the prov
ince OF British Columbia has not tho
power to prohibit Chinese working
underground in coal mines
A good deal OF surprise has been
caused in Official circles in Washington
by the unexpected opposition develop
ing in France to the ratification OF the
reciprocity treaty just negotiated by
Mr. Kasson aud NJ. Cambon.
Notice has been given in the state
department at Harrisburg, Pa, that an
application for charter for the Amer
I lean Iron and Staal Misunderstanding