The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-10
NEWS SUMMARY.

livery system for next year are si2'-
$50, 800.
Plans for sixty million lead com.
bine have been completed in New
York.
The Spanish minister Of marine, the
Duke Of veragua, is considering meas
uros for the restriction Of emigration.
Twelve hundred schools were opened
In Porto Rico on September 20, the
attendance exceeding 10000.
The young women Of the Clerks
Union Of ST Paul have decided y"
marry no maa unless he is union
man.
According to news from bulgarian
sources upward Of 500 BulRarinns were
recently imprisoned In the Monastir
district
Numerous arrests Of Albanians vcro
made at Cons,antinople as precaution
during the visit Of Grand Duke Nieho-
las Of Russia.
The sheriff Of Columbia county, Pa,
arrested 100 strikers at Centralia in
sue night on charges OF rioting and
melting riot
In an elevator accident al the shoe
factory Of A. II. Little 4 Company, in
Lynn, Mas. two persons were killed
and four injured.
Wheat exports since July LIST ag-
gregate o7,4si,7i3 bushels, against
s4,4s7,o4o bushels last season, and
i7,2le, COZ bushels in 1000.
The schooner of Sybil Of sydney, a
recruiting vessel, left the Solomous in
April with ITO on board for Qeenslund
aud has never been heard Of.
Revolutionists under Galvez have
proclaimed at Napury the indepsnd-
ence Of the territory Of Acre and have
declared war against Bolivia.
After a week OF tranquility, La Sou
friers showed signs OF disturbance
again Saturday. There was Il slight
eruption at o'clock at night
The autopsy on the remains Of Emile
Iola has resulted In nm official declaru-
tion chat he died from RsphyNiation
caused by earbonie oxide fumes
News from Annoy, China, says that
the Dire there has spread to the British
concession. Three OF the warehouses
aud the oustom.house were burned.
Advices from1Boliviu say that a revo-
lutionnry movement in favor Of the
first vice-president Of that republic,
Lucio Pcres Nelasco, has been frus-
trated.
Brigands have captured Turkish
landowner NAMED sheaR hey at orisat
near vodenn, forty miles from Mona
stir lie is being held for ransom OF
| $4,000.
Many cattle formerly were exported
from Portugal to England aud France.
Now the tables are turned and oxen OF
English breed are beiog imported from
Buenos Ayres.
business failures In the United
States for the week ending October 2nd
number ia, as against ne last week;
40 In this week last year, l77 in 1900,
and i7s In 1899.
The steamer Quirang Of Sydney was
lost oil the Australian coast with all
hands, numbering thirty, never hav-
ing been heard Of after leaving Sydney
on u eoasting trip
II ia now almost certain that John
Mullen, a non.uniun man, who was
ran over by n trolly car at Smithville,
Pa, was stunned or killed and then
placed on the track
As an outcome OF newspaper attacks,
General Barges, eaptain.general OF
Catalonia, fought duel with pistols
with the editor Of Imperial Of Madrid.
Neither OF the combatants was injured.
II is reported from san Sebastian
that King Alfonso has refused to sign
certain DEGREES presented 10 him by
the minister Of war, General Weyler,
and the matter is receiving much com
mcnt.
In Cincinnati It is expected that the
coal famine will be relieved during the
coming week by the present rise in the
Ohio river, which will bring on album
dance OF fuel from Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Ohio.
Grand Duke Nicholas Of Russia had "A
long audience with the Sultan last
Friday, and discussed the Macedonian
situation. The Grand Duke assured
the Sultan Of Russia's friendly desire
to maintain order there.
Political crimes no longer carry the
penalty in the state Of Nuevo Leon,
Mexico, The state congress has passed
an amendment to the constitution
stating that crimes Of such character
shall not be punishable by death.
A special dispatch from Hongkong.
says an extensive fire has occurred in
the native quarter Of the city, and thnt
some foreign houses were damaged by
a