The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28

BUTTE. Mont, April Ell. P. Mooney.
Northern Pacific railway. engineer re-
while switching at Stuart, Mont. His
| skull was crushed, but II Is believed he
Will live The man Is now in Butte
hospital
MUNCIE. Ind. April 27,-Delaware
| county today voted dry In a county op-
tion election. Muncie. the county seat,
gave the drys majority of 213. Muncie
is so far the largest city 10 vote on the
saloon question. Eighty-two saloons Will
| be closed.
WASHINGTON. April 27.-Justlce Har-
Ian denies that he intends to be a candi-
| date for the office OF moderator OF the
Presbyferlan general assembly, which
that he has no intention OF attending the
general assembly and has not been elect
ed delegate from his presbytery.
LEAD. S. D.. April FIT was an
nounced today that Bishop John Stariah
for the past seven years bishop Of the
South Dakota Roman Catholic diocese
has resigned because OF failing health
His resignation has been accepted by. the
pope. Starlah will return to his home
In Austria.
PITTSBuRG, April 27.-Giving az an
excuse the fact that II has a big busi-
ness and that there is sufficient tonnage
Tor the present. the Carnegie Steel COM
pany has advanced its prices on ttcel
bars. plates and shapes. The advance
on bars is from Sl-10 10 sl15 and that on
plates and shapes from sl.2O to sl.25.
NEW YORK. April T;--mvestisation OF
the alleged libelous publications by the
New York World IN connection with the
Panama canal purchase was resumed by
the federal grand jury here today, With
Col Alexander ). Bacon as a witness
Col, Bacon spent some time In Paris IN
Festigating the purchase and its Circun-
stances Mrs. ella Rawles Reader wss
also witness.
SEATTLE. Wash. April e7-Rev, n.
NJ y Matthews; pastor OF the First Pref
5yterian church who, according to a
candidate for moderator of the PresbN |
terian general assembly which will med |
ni,aDd an Denver ,is May z, says that he will mo-
and will not be eligible to election al |
moderator
HELENA. Mont. April 27.-M IT,
knowles, state veterinarian. and secre J
tary OF the state livestock sanitary board \.
today issued instructions TO all Montanal
railroads respecting tests of livestock
shipments into this state. All cattle. |
horses and sheep must have certificates
showing a clean bill OF health, these cma-
mating from government or state insncc-
tors or qualified veterinarians
Ell PASO, Tex. April IA general
walkout of conductors on the trains OF
inc National lines OF Mexico has been de-
cided upon. according TO railroad men
running out OF FL Paso into Mexico. The
mana cement OF the National lines has
aoso'utely refused 10 remove the inspec-
tors. whose presence on the trains ms
been strongly objected TO BY the conduc-
tors, and as result the conductors have
decided 10 walk out Saturday morning.
DURANGO. Mexico. April o7-Officlal
reports Of the recent rioting at Velar-
dina. toIowing. the stopping by the mu-
show that no less than twenty-flve men
we're executed, after summary trial by
court-Martial, for participating In the |
rioting. Besides these. seven men were
killed during the rioting and forty more |
hro stun In prison awaiting trial on |
charges OF participating in the riot |
VALLEJO. Cal. April 2I-The board NJ |
Inquiry appointed to investigate the |
cnarge OF Conduct unbecominG an officer |