The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-12
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Mrs. Gladstone has suffered another re-
lapse and is now unconscious.
Admiral Dewey and wife had a warm
reception in Grand Rapids, Mich. yes
terday.
The steamer San Juan sailed from Sc
attic for Nome yesterday, carrying 300
passengers.
Work was resumed in the billet mill of
the Illinois Steel company at Joliet. Three
hundred men were put to work.
The court presided over by Captain
Pitcher, police magistrate and supervisor
of police IN Havana, is being investigated,
United States Senator Beveridge was
suddenly summoned to Danville N Y.
where Mrs. Beveridge is in a private san
itarium.
Coils Z. Huntington, president Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship company, denies
the report that the company will issue
bonds to meet certain obligations.
After years suspension, the arrange
ment between the United States and
Portugal establishing reciprocity on Ger
tain articles, went into effect yesterday.
Belle Boyd, the famous spy of confed-
crate fame, died suddenly of heart disease
at kilbOurne Wis tonight, where she
came to lecture. She was 81 years of age.
Owing to the serious illness of Presi-
dent ErraZuriZ of Chilli the minister of
the interior. Senior Fernandez Albano has
taken charge Of the government according
TO the constitution.
An enthusiastic audience heard Messrs.
Vessels and Fischer, the Boer peace en-
vOys, at Columbus, O., yesterday Envoy
Wolmarans addressed a big audience at
Grand Rapids Mich.
Owing to difficulties in Buffalo between
the Master TailOrS' Protective assocfa ton
and the United Garment Workers about
1000 men and girls were idle today. The
men claim il is a lockout
Two persons were seriously and eleven
slightly injured in a collision near Chi
cagO between a Cicero & Proviso electric
car and a farm wagon containing fourteen
hOmeward-bOund picnickers-
Total estimate of area in cotton planted
p, $4,000 acres. an increase of 2,036,0 900, or
81 per cent over last year A condition of
S2.5 is, with one exception. the lowest
June condition in twenty years.
George W. Goodwin and three mem
bers OF his household were murdered in
West Newfield, Me, and the house IN
which they lived set on fire by the MUIR
derer. whose motive was presumably
robbery.
and headed by William Fitzhugh White
-hOuse of Newport, r. l.. for the purpose
of exploring Lake Rudolf. safely returned
to Mombasa.- on the east coast of Africa
June 10.
The court of claims decided that the
crew of the United States steamship Fern
are entitled to a share in the distribu-
tons of the bounty money. The case was
contested by the attorneys for ADMIRAL
Sampson and others.
A batNtlion of infantry has been sent to
kOnitz West Prussia, where. owing to
the mysterious murder of a school boy.
there have been for several weeks Da st
anti-semite disturbances which culmin-
ated in serious excesses and destruction OF
a synagogue.
Judge w W Morrow. in the United
States circuit court, enlarged the re-
strainlrg order now in force against the
san Francisco board Of health by adding
2 prohibition against excluding ply
Sicians employed by the Chinese from at
tending autopsies
The police commission of ST Paul or
gained and elected J. J. O'COnnor chief
of police. but when the new chief tried to
take possession Chief Gelcheli refused to
yield the place. The case Will be settled
/ in the courts. For the present two
chiefs are at headquarters.