The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06
NEWS SUMMARY.

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Seattle is threatened with strike
similar to that now on 10 San Fran
cisco.
The prospect Of settlement OF the
steelworkers strike Is further OH than
appeared last week
General Macarthur Is scheduled TO
arrive In this country from the fhiilp-
pines the last Of this week.
July was the hottest 10 New York,
for that month. since the establish
ment OF the weather bureau.
The Democratic state platform
Maryland declare the issue in the cleo
ton this fall is white upremacy.
B.F. Van vaikenburg Of Brooklyn,
assistant commissioner Of agriculture
OF New York, has been appointed In
spector OF dairy products for the port
Of New York
Seattle Is vitality affected by the
strike OF the longshoremen and sailors
which began In San Francisco Tues
day. All freight traac between the
two cities Is at a standstill.
The volcano Kilauea is breaking out
The crater has been quiet since the
period Of activity that followed It's
great burst on July 4, 1898, but recent
signs have indicated forthcoming ac-
tivity.
The resignation Of Charles F. Hern-
ley Of New Castle as chairman OF the
Indiana Republican State central com
mittee has been accepted, and James
r. Goodrich Of Winchester elected to
the place.
The labor difficulties which have
seriously crippled Hawaiian sugar
| plantations for year or more, will
probably be much relieved in the near
future by the arrival Of several thous-
and Japanese.
After waiting thirty-nine years for
a settlement OF his accounts as SOL
dier In the war between the states,
Edward Knott, veteran OF White
Plains, N. v, has received a check for
s95 in the quartermaster's department.
The monthly statement OF the di-
rector Of the mint shows that the total
coinage executed az the minis OF the
United States during July, 1901, was
s5.62i, $50. as follows: Gold lees, 900;
silver, si,3ie,O Ooi minor coins, s7i,s3O.
The Vienna Geographische Revue,
which confirms the report that the
Russian government purposes con-
structing a canal from the Black to the
Caspian, asserts that Russia desires
ALSO 70 connect the Caspian with the
Ural.
The minimum time in which the new
government OF Cuba can be established
under the law is four months, The
electoral bill provides guarantees for
all citizens, native born and natural
lied alike, no discrimination being
made
The United States gunboat Petrol.
the lastof Admiral Dewey's fleet at the
battle Of Manila bay to remain In the
Orient, arrived at Honolulu July Goth,
on her way to Mare island. The Petrol
has been in Asiatic waters for four
years.
The Constantinople correspondent OF
the London Standard, In the course OF
long review OF Great Britain's di-
minishing trade in Turkey, says
the United States are throwing In
large quantities Of machinery and
leather.
It Is expected that the military gov
ernor Of Cuba will grant full par don
to John Sheridan, convicted Of misap-
preparation OF Cuban postal funds.
The secretary Of justice has reported
favornbly upon his application for
clenency.
There are now $50 public schools
the children are being taught English
. as well as Spanish. Few Porto RicAns
speak English In the lower branch
! OF the legislature all the debates arc
In Spanish.
Mrs. Betty Mecray, her drughter Ida
and son Belheld, all colored, were Ia
ken from the Jail at cHrrolton, Miss.
Thursday, and hanged, They were
= accused Of the murder OF Mr.. and Mrs
Taliferro, prominent white people
a July 30.
A number OF radical changes Ia the
= methods employed in the New Yorh
State hospitals are contemplated 10y
! Governor Odell, who has just completed
a tour Of the state institutions. H'
expects to save 100000 year on stat'
n. hospitals alone.
!. -Four lock gates were carried away
b. in the Cornwall, Ont, canal Friday
q night aud navigation will be suspend
II ed until they are replaced. The waite
'e In the level, which is mile long
!, flooded the surrounding land to
depth Of seven feet