The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
Foreign News in Brief

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PARIS. June 15.-The Franco Aneri- |
ian ian treaty OF cxtradition has been rau-
ned and was today promulgated here.
MADRID, June 15-William III. Buck
ler. secretary OF the American iegntion
here, has rendered his resignation from
the diplomatic service
PARIS. June 15.-The debate on the
bill revising the French tariff opened in
inc chamber Of deputies today. The dele
ure the right Of way.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 15.-Three
new cholera hospitals have been onenod
IN st. Petersburg to accommodate the
Increasing number of patients There
were nfteen new cases today and forty-
one new cases in the last three days.
LONDON. June ia special dispatch
received here today from ChrIstiana saws
mat BJornstjerne Bjornsen. the Nor
III at Laurvik. has suffered a relapse. He
had a paralytic stroke on June 5.
TOXIC, June 1s.-Count Mitsui-Aki
Tanaka, minister OF the imperial house
hold. resigned today. Prince Iwakura,
Vice grand chamberlain, will succeed him.
thanking Count Tanaka for his long and
faithful service.
AMoY. June 15.-One hundred and
thlrty-one deaths from bubonic plague oc-
CURED III Annoy during the fortnight end
ing June II. Official native reports from
interior towns indicate a great increase
In The disease. Chang Chow reports up
ward OF 200 deaths daily.
TOULON. June 15.-The death is an
nounced OF Duclen Bonaparte Wyse. the
French engineer and explorer Nj Wyse
was noted for his explorations In Central
America and his activity in obtaining
the concession Of the French Panama
canal.
BERLIN, June 15.-Emperor William
left here at 10 o'clock this morning on
embark on the imperial yacht IIohen-
zollern and proceed TO the Gulf of Fin
land to meet Emperor Nicholas OF Rus
sja.
VIENNA. June 15.-Because Of the
strained relations between Austro- Hun
gary and Great Britain. which necessi-
ambassador at London. Count Mcnsdorfr
has resigned. EIe Will be succeeded by
Marquis Pallavlcini, Austro Hungarian
ambassador TO Turkey
PARIS. June 15.-The government is
Celebrating plan for rebuilding the vii
lagos in the south OF France destroyed
by the earthquake of few days ago. 1t
Will contribute part OF the expense out
right and arrange loans on easy terms
for the balance. President Fallieres has
contributed $4,000.
SEBASTOPOL. June ia committee
has been formed TO collect funds for
which was sunk in collision with the bat
tleshIp Rostisav. and In which the
bodies of the crew are still imprisoned.
The two divers who lost their lives while
engaged in rescue work were. given a
public funeral today The entire garri-
son and the civil and military officials
attended.
PARIS. June l5.-The campaign by
some of the French papers against list
ing on the Paris bourse the common
stock OF the United states Steel cor
poration. as the American congress Is
about to pass new tariff law. together
with hostility by French steel interests.
who fear French ownership OF American
steel shares threatens to delay listing
these securities longer than was at first
anticipated
CONSTANTINOPLE. June l5.-rour
marshals. who included the ex-ministers
two generals. a former councillor of
state, former vail. and sixty other high
officials, have been sentenced by court
martial to Imprisonment in the provin
cial fortresses because of completely in
the recent revolutionary movement. An
imperial trade has approved the SEN
tcnccs.
LONDON. June 15.-Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle's new play. Fires OF Fate was
given a hearty reception at the Lyric
theater tonight II tells the story OF
colonel who. condemned BY his physician
TO die within a year of an mCurabe spi-
nal complaint and being dissuaded from
suicide. lives. TO rescue an excursion
party from death during an Egyptian
tour. and is himself cured OF the COM
plant by a blow on the head. dealt in
an encounter with Deryishes Lewis
company, gave n good performance.
BORDEAUX. France, juno 15.-Cardi-
nal Andrieu. who has been summoned 10
court, charged with having melted Il
breach of the laws by the allocutIou he
pronounced at The cathedral on the occa-
sion OF his enlargement, has sent n let
ter TO the judge in which ne formally re-
fuses 10 appear IN court 10 answer to any
charge in connection with the separation
law. The cardinal writes: THAT law
became non-eXlstcnt for Catholics the
minute their supreme chieG the inCor-
ruptible guardian OF the morals OF indi-
viduals and nations, condemned IL as in
imical 10 the property, authority and lib
erty OF the church.
LONDON, June 15.-Wiiam James
Thorne. the rabid Socialist member from
Westham. in the House OF Commons. to- |
day gave expression to q heated deDun- |
nection with this soverciGn's proposed |
visit 10 King, Edward during the Cowes |
regatta. Mr.. Thoruc declared there was
In tense feeling In this country against !
the visit. The speaker called Mr. Thorne
To order. but the member shouted out:
at will he a good Job if the Russian En-
peror gets his deserts when he does
come: he is an inhumap brute" The
speakers efforts to stem this abuse were
quite Intellectual until an uproar OF pro-
tests from the other members drowned
Mr.. Thornc's inveCtiNe,
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