The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
NEWS SUMMARY.


tations and buildings.
Troubles In Morocco have taken a
fresh start and fighting Is being con
tinued VITA heavy losses.
The plague epidemic at Mazatiln.
Mexico. has about ended. there being
only two patients In the lazaretto.
Hallstonos as large as walnuts fell
at Grand Rapids, Mich. on the 18th.
breaking thousands Of dollars Wsgth OF
glass.
In an explosion at the Canton. China.
arsenal powder factory. fifteen hun
dred people are reported to have been
killed.
At Amsterdam the workmen's de-
Tense committee has decided to call
on the general strike which has boon
on for some time.
In a collision between a street oar
and lumber wagon in 81. Louis. six
passengers on the car were injured.
one probably fatally.
The now Chicago city council will
be composed Of thirty.hye Republicans,
thlrty.three Democrats. one lndepond-
ent and one Socialist
A tornado which passed over West
Dodge. Iowa, wrecked n number OF
houses and did considerable damage
to farm property and livestock.
Tho United States Philippine com.
mission has appropriated $1,000. 900 for
the purchase Of silver bullion and cop
per to make the new subsidiary coins.
AS the result OF row over a card
game at Athens. Ohio, four people woro
shot, one being a woman. There were
no fatalities, but ono OF tho injured .
may die.
At Jersey City. Arthur c. Holden
jumped backwards from the top OF
pile driver nlnety.two feet high into
the Hudson river without sustaining
any injuries.
Tho Hawaiian legislature has passed
over Governor Dolcs' veto n Joint roso-
luton making the Hawaiian language
tho official language OF the territory.
as well as English.
The number of case OF yellow fever
at Meroda. Yucatan. is increasing.
and the disease is unusually fatal. A
number of foreign residents In the city
are preparing to leave.
A double murder is believed to have
boon committed at South Dix hills. l..
l., where Frank Latour and his wife.
negroes, were found dead in bed with
bullet wounds in their heads.
Tho conference of Latter-day Saints
in independence. Mo-. denounced pc
lygamy In resolutions which called for
an amendment to the constitution q
the United states which would pro-
hlblt It.
Strikes have broken out at the Nor
nine shoe works OF tho Russo-Amerl-
can Rubber company at 81. Peters
burg. and bloody encounters have
taken place between the strikers aud
the police.
Tho supreme court Of Kansas has
decided that the Topeka board OF edu.
cation can maintain separate schools
for white and negro children. and can
compel tho negro children to attend
the negro school.
News has been received OF an erup-
ton OF the volcano Del Tierna Firma.
in Colon, near Gatera Gamble, on
March 20. Tho village Of Tlojo was
destroyed and from 90 TO 100 persons
were killed and wounded.
Mandhlakayi DUDE. one of tho two
college students from Zululand In this
country. has been called back to
Africa to Inherit tho chieftalncy OF the
two most important tribes OF his coun-
trymen in Natal. South Africa.
A shooting ARRAY In which a nine
year.old boy was killed and a woman
MORALLY wounded. an attempted muir
dor. two suicides and two attempts at
suicide that may result fatally oc-
CURED in Buffalo, ~ Y, Sunday night.
John T, Larsen, a sailor on tho
schooner Mary Hall, became violently
insane at Newark. ~ j., and tried to
murder the crew. He slashed Andrew
NJ. Johnson so he may die. In running
to escape from the captain and mate
Larsen fell overheard and was
drowned.
The inhabitants OF some OF the viii
lagos In tho district of Petrich have ro-
volted. A detachment OF $50 Turkish
troops has been engaged with the In
surgents. Reinforcoments have left
salonlca for the scene OF the disturb
ance.
The attorneys for Jessie Morrison
appeared before the supreme court at
Topeka, Kans., last week, and made
arguments In behalf OF a new trial for
their client. Miss Morrison was SEN