The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-07
news Of the WorId.

y German company has offered $i5OoO-
coo annually to the Chinese government.
for the exclusive right to sell opium
throughout the empire.
The French will not abandon Mdrtf-
nique because of the recent terrible dis
aSter, as was rumOred.
Senior Corea, the Niciraguan minister
called on Secretary Hay May %, dis as.
sured him of the willingness of his gov
eminent to make any changes required n
the canal treaty recently negotiated and
sent to the senate.
Tammany Hall will in future have three
leaders instead of one. The three who
succeed Lewis Nixon now are Charles
Murphy, d. Mcmahon and Louis f. HAT
fen.
one hundred and ten men were killed
on May % by an explosion i'm the Coal
Creek mines in British Columbia.
The flood of immigration from Europe
continues strong. In January were land
ed in New York. 1928; February. 295lg;
March 57175; April 1861, and during tho
first week in May. 25,l2(. Thirty-four per
cent remain in New York City. One
fourth of all the recently arrived were
Austrians and Hungarians
1t has been decided by representative
Catholics during a meeting at the Catbo-
lie club in New York to hold the memo
rial meeting for the late Archbishop Cor
rigan at Carnegie hall next Sunday. w.
Bourke Cochran win be the orator.
An imitation "Lourdes grotto'' was in-
augurated in the vatican gardens Sun
day. \ superb garden party wis given,
which was attended by the pope in state
Senator Platt of New York, the leader
| of the Republicans. says that Richard
/ Croker must come back to take command
of Tammany Hall.
Mr.. Vi s. Quay. senator for Pennsyl-
! Tanla. his son, and Don Cameron, on May
"a. sold their interests in the Newcastle
| 600, 900
At Kingston, y y. May a. were filed
| in the county clerks office the fOreClos-
ure of a mortgage on the famous RID
Van Wrinkle Inn at Pine Hill, in the Cat
skills.
William ]. Bryan attended the ceremo-
MES which made China a nation. On his
way home to Lincoln, Neb. March o. he
said that the United States would give
! the Ph--ppines government of their
President Castro of Venezuela has or
dered of a German firm 1000 Mauser r.
files and 100000 rounds OF ammunition,
saws a Willemsted, Curacao. dispatch.
| This year is the most successful theat-
ricaI year in the history of the United
States. Those who like the plays spent
$25, 1900 to see them. OF this. the peo-
| pie of New York spent Sl2,O00.G0O.
One hundred students from 81. Jp-
| seph's college. DunwoOdle. and from Sc
ton Hail. n. J.. were given degrees oc
| priesthood in St. Patrick's cathedral.
! New York, on Nav q. Bishop OConnOr
| of Newark Officiated.
The United States government, IL is re-
| ported will send the remains of British
| in an American warship.
Emperor William of Germany has di-
| rected that Adjutant General Corbin, Cen
| eral S. NJ. b. Young and General Leonard
| Wood be his guests at the German mill
| tary maneuvers next fall.
Jose and Tomas Palma. two of the pres
idents sons, have sailed for New York.
| says a Havana dispatch. Jose will take
| his examination at Columbia law school;
| Tomas attends school at Newburg
The Countess de Rochambeau, on May
| "a in Lafayette square, Washington OPP
| statue to Rochambeau. who assisted
| Washington to achieve the independence
of the United States.
Captain George COwie of the United
| States navy died at his home in Railway.
| n. J.. May %, after being struck Thurs
| day night by a fast train on the Penn
| sylvania railroad at the Milton avenue
] end of the station there.
Rev. Alfred Willis, for over thirty years
! bishop of Honolulu, leaves this week for
| Tonga islands. where he will establish
the Anglican church, and Will probably
remain in charge thereof.
A dispatch from Monaco confirms the
report that at the instance of the prince
of Monaco the courts of the principal city
| have decreed the judicial separation Of
formerly was Alice, dOwager duchess u
Richelieu, a daughter of Michael Heiue,
a banker of New Orleans, La.
A statement of the resources and Ia
bilities of 4.426 national banks in the
United States, compiled from reports to
dition April 90. last, follows: Capital
stock, S671, 1882; individual deposits. 50
Ill, So, 1876: outstanding bank notes, 500
Isl ,T59; loans and discounts, S31T2.751. 4Sj:
total resources. IS, 1852, 135, 451; average ratio
of reserve he'd. 21.20 per cent.