The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-29
Flashes from the Wire

Eighty cent gas in New York seems To
have been profitable during the year to
the gas companies. according to state
ment just issued by the public service
commission.
Within the last twenty days ten
Colorado state banks have been incor-
po"ated with capital stock ranging
from $lO00O TO $4,000 each according
to State Bank Examiner Pfeiffer.
\ telegram Al the Colonial office in
London from the governor Of the, Fiji
islands says a disastrous hurricane
struck suva. the capital. last Thursday.
and that It is probable the whole group
suffered.
With the exception OF five, all pot
teries in the East Liverpool section are
closed as the result OF the strike OF $500
dippers and 5000 girls. The dippers have
been receiving % cents day and ask
for 10.
The Mobile wireless telegram office re
ceivcd a message yesterday saying that
DR., Frederick A. Cook was not on board
the fruit steamer Abanearcz, enroutc
from Colon 10 New Orleans. The in
formation came direct from the master
OF the vessel
Levi c. Weir. president OF The Adams
Express company. died i'm New York
yesterday. Mr.. Wcir's death occurred
only n few hours after the death OF
Dudley Evans. president Of the Wells
Fargo company. who died Sunday night
at a hospital
Secretary MacVeagh has directed the
summary dismissal from office of &. M,
Mckinney. cashier OF the office Of coll
lector OF customs at FL Paso. Tex, on
the ground OF INSTRUMENTATION and for
bringing groundless charges against his
superior officer, Collector Sharpe.
Emperor Nicholass manifesto extend
ing the authority OF the duma over Fin
land Is favorably received bv the legis-
lative body at ST. Petersburg, The
Russo-Finnish bin defining the legisla-
tive boundary between the duma and the
diet, and which Is TO be submitted to
the duma. is assured OF adoption with
minor amendments.
The Republicans OF the tenth congress
sional district, which includes the manu-
featuring district around Gary. yesterday
rcnominatcd Il. ID. Crumpacker for con
Gress and approved the Payne Aldrich
tariff act. In the same resolutions they
indorsed United States Senator Albert }.
BeveridEe, who voted against the bill.
A warrant for the arrest OF Captain
Timothy Murphy of the ST. Paul corps
OF the Volunteers of America was issued
yesterday by the county attorney. The
Complaint was made by John O. Neal. ad-
jutant general OF the Minneapolis corps
Of the organization, and alleges lar
ceny in the first degree" The amount
alleged to have been taken is $3.50.
Apparently having given up hope of
organizing the paper workers In the
Interna tional Paper companys mills AT
FRANKLIN. y. H.. President Jeremiah 7:
Carey of the International Brotherhood
of Paper Workers has departed for Troy,
\. Y The plant was in full opcrat tion
yesterday with the exception OF one
small pulp mill.
Luiri Lu2Zatti. minister OF agriculture
in the Italian cabinet which resigned
March 2l, has practically decided upon
the new ministry. the formation Of
which was entrusted to him by King
Victor Emmanuel It Will include the
Marquis a. Di San Cuiliano, foreign
minister. who held this office in 1906;
four members OF the Gicnui cabinet;
was minister of agriculture in the first
Sonnino ministry four wears ago.