The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

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tihcations OF Talcahuano were inaugu-
rated yesterday by President Monett
With completion OF these works. Talca-
huano is the strongest port on the Pa
citc coast OF South America,
TROITSKOSAVSK, Russia, Nov. 2S.-
4 local mail train was attacked today
by band Of robbers while running be-
got away with Sl25.00O Three of the
train escorts were killed and one Sc
verely wounded.
BERLIN. Nov. 2S.-The statement that
Count Palavicini. the Austro- Hungarian
ambassador at CoRstantinoplc, was about
10 be recalled does not find credcnce here,
II is considered possible. however. that
the count Will proceed shortly TO Vienna
10 report, probably to his government, on
the situation in Turkey and to discuss the
boycott ON Austrian goods.
SOFIA. Nov. 2S-The Bulgarian cabi-
net resigned today, but the emperor has
not decided whether or not he Will accept
the designations OF his ministers. They
Will remain in Office at least for a few
net is formed 1t Is probable that NJ. Da-
neff, the leader Of the opposition. will
unite with the Nationalists in a coali-
tion ministry,
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. Ex-senator
Garin. who on the order OF Emperor
Nicholas has investigated the police de-
partment Of Moscow. has recommended to
the senate the indictment OF General
Rheinbol. former prefect OF police there,
on thirteen charges Of violating the crimi-
nal code. The ofrenses include arbitrary
abuse OF power. neglect OF duty. accept
ance Of brlbes and misapPropriation OF
funds.
PETIING, Nov. 2S.-An cdict was is
sued today ordering the necessary sacri-
TAfs.. aFa1
December 2, TO mark the ascension TO the
throne OF the infant emperor. Pu VI. An
other edict Of today fixes the beginning
Of the Hsun Hsuang Tung era (the reign
forth that Pu VI makes his ascension to
the throne Immediately because having
TTeeceiyed this great responsibility from
lose no time in undertaking It,
VIENNA. Nov. 2S.-Emperor Francis
officials OF the empire. including the Aus
trian premier who congratulated him on
his diamond jubilee. The premier made
a speech. in which ne assured his majes-
y of the stead-ast loyalty OF his officials
His majesty replied that the work Of the
servants OF the empire must always be
based on the law, and they should never
be identified with any political party
Both houses of the Austrian parliament
were In session today and speeches ex-
pressing loyalty were made in each.
THE HAGUE. Nov. 2s.-The official
journal publishes the correspondence be-
tween the Netherlands government and
Venezuela. The Venezuelan foreign min
ister complained on October IL as to the
Netherlands treating as a trifle the tear
ing down OF the Venezuelan arms at VIII
lemsted and expressed surprise at this
governments threat 10 abolish the pro-
tocol OF 1894 merely because Venezuela
took measures that she was fully entitled
to take. He asked for the dispatch TO
Caracas Of a plenlpotentIarv TO negotiate
q settlement OF the difficulty.
ROME. Nov. 2S.-The pope has been
under the idea OF holding a consistory
IN December. This decision has been
reached partly because Of the difficulty
OF choosing the new French cardinals
and partly because the pontiff desires the
termination Of the discussion Of the edu-
cation bill In England before he creates
British cardinal. In the meanwhile, the
pope VIII profit by the presence in Rome
OF Archbishop Glennon of st Louis. and
the forthcoming visit OF Archbishop Ire
land. to study the matter OF the Ameri-
can episcopacy with view OF creating
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