The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-10-25

feeling; Sir William Vernon H7r,o,y
rebuked by chairman; Irish tal,i1,-uI
part in debate; liberals united a-,siI no
| education bill. '''S'
Cuban distress increasing and b,,-,
| ness at a standstill; $4,000 men rer,-.a,
| idle in Santiago alone: municfnsr 10y
| ployes unpaid for months
British parliament opened ,f.,
| threats of armed revolt by Irish M
bers; Balfour obtained Suspension II,
/ all but government business over -
| tests by Irish and radicals -
ODonnell shook fist in Balfours s,.I
and was suspended.
Residents of St. Vincent island l.
manded recall of Governor Sir PoL
ert Llewellyn by British government.
former accused of holding back SIM
plies from volcanic sufferers to forco
emigration to Jamaica.
Lord Rosebery in London speech n,
posed educational bill and appealed fo,
nonconformist support; mUuici1ar CON
troll over school system advocated ana
purchase of all school property.
Venezuelan insurgents at la Vic
toria losing positions gained fu Wed
nesday's battle; TeinfOrcemeuts for
President Castro, reported SURROUNDED
theme, are expected from Caracas to-
day.
Cuban treaty submitted by United
States gives former 20 per cent CON
cessions; United States will paw pres
ent duties while other nations win got
20 to 20 per cent increase.
Archie Woodin, Mount Pleasant
Mich, farmer, murdered Joseph Gulick
his father-in-law, and latters wife
his 1S-months-old daughter. and tried
to shoot himself and failed.
Ohio legislative code committee gava
boards of public safety appointments IN
governor where aldermen fail TO CON-
firm; will turn most city governments
over to state.
German reciprocity treaties with
Austria Hungary, Belgium, Italv
Servia, Switzerland, ROumania and
Russia increased formers exports At
per cent in ten years, and imports 10
per cent.
Colonel A. L. Mills. superintendent
of West Point military academy, re-
ported only one case of haZing there in
a year: offender dismissed.
One million dollars found i'm New
York gamblers safes captured in Do
lice raid Tuesday night; 100000 in
"Shang" Diapers place alone; cash
believed to belong to bookmakers:
safes opened by District Attorney
Jerome.
United States military information
bureau. in review of worlds military
progress for 1901. reported field artil-
lery with rigid carriages preferred to
recoiI guns: French and German ar
tillery alone armed with rapid fire
guns.
Illinois Federation of Woman's clubs
convention planning to secure civic and
social reforms through ballot, demand
ing initiative and referendum; all will
go to polls in November.
Earl Whitney and Claude O'Brieu
arrested at Louisville, confessed muir
Ger of Asa 2. Chinn and wounding Of
his son at Lexington last Saturday
Robbery the motive.
Pittsfeld, Mass, trolley car crew
blamed by coroner's jury for accident
to President Roosevelt. conductor and
motorman under arrest on man
slaughter charge.
John W. Gates reached New York
from Europe and announced he had
bought forty-five horsepower auto
mobile; is financially interested in
MOrgan's steamship trust.
English anthracite supplies prac-
tically used up; 5000 tons only avail
able for shipment in November; Welsh
coal little better than American BIZ
luminous.
President Castro. Venezuela. with
400 troops, surrounded by rebels at
La Victoria; railroad from Caracas to
Valencia in enemies hands and sup
plies and reinforecements cut off: cap
itaTs fall believed certain
British national union of conserva-
tives adopted resolution for prefer
entail trade with colonies; national
liberal federation voted against edu-
cational bill; parliament will meet to-
day.
Ex-Governor Horace Boies making
vigorous race for congress; said he was
sorry Speaker Henderson had with
drawn from campaign. as he was eager
to measure strength with him.
Secretary of Treasury Shaw, in a
speech at Detroit, said he did not ap-
prove present subsidy bill. but favored
encouraging trade to the south.
Hall Game, who arrived from Europe.
discussed play of Eternal City and
other works.
Brigadier General George NJ. Moul-
ton said any members of trade unions
0C04A lis ~ DlI AAAlAllb WOulQ DE xiv
en- honorable discharges.
Illinois supreme court held that plan
to put names of three additional can
didates for Cook county judges on bal
lots is illegal.
Three days inaugural ceremonies at
tendant upon the installation of Presi-
dent James begin today at Northwest
ern university.
Hugh Mcdonald of Rock Island. ap-
pointed to position by Governor Yates
unable to get possession of place
George Burrus, a soldier, arrested in
Georgia on suspicion of being murder
er of Meeks family in Missouri.
Senator Dolliver of Iowa said Iowa's
ideas on tariff reform are not startling
nor dangerous.
Improved sanitary condition of Rome
shown by fact that 9,734 foreigners, Of
whom 1920 were Americans, visited the
city during summer.
Major Evans Gordon, NJ. P, who has
been investigating causes for Jewish
exodus from Russia, Poland and ROu-
mania, said prompt action is impera-
tive.
Premier Combes of France has de-
cided to follow up associations law vic
tory by forbidding teaching of Breton
language in schools of Brittany.
End of coal strike in United States
considered likely to break power Of
strike in France; public opinion there
enthusiastic over Roosevelt.
Consul General Bragg of Havana ex-
posed fraudulent land scheme in Cuba
whereby American company seeks to
sell swamps for farm lands
Official report on British remount in
quiry finds three officers guilty of ir-
Irregularities and praises quality Of
American animals.
England disposed to doubt reports of
proposed alliance between Russia and
Turkey for opening Dardanelles to car
only.