Salt Lake Times | 1890-07-28 | Page 1 | Morning Telegrams Condensed

BOBXIXO TKLKGKAMS CONDENSED. Base ball game at Butte yesterday: Butte C, Salt Lake 5. Martin B. Dunn was drowned while bathing at Focatella, Idaho. During a row at Mileuburg, Texas, three men were mortally wounded. Mrs. Hannah Sullivan died at New Castle, Wyo., at the age of 110 years. , Kev. Robert Collier, a1 noted Unitarian Unitar-ian divine, has died at Salisbury, Md., from paralysis, The governor of Texas denounces tho proposed boycot of the south against the products of the north. At Rossburn. Manitoba, two farmers were overcome by gas and died while engaged in cleaning out a well. Five persons, all members of one family, were killed by being struck by a railroad train at Grafton, W. A a Judge S. S. Marshal, a prominent detnocrat.died at his home in McLcans-boro, McLcans-boro, Ills. He served for fourteen years in congress. Tho remains of the lale Captain Emerson will be forwarded to Sweden for burial, and they will be received there with nil the honors usually awarded a Swedish duke or admiral. Women sobbed and the men were visibly affected at the forewell sermon of Rev.Ib". Buichell, the depoed Calh-olic Calh-olic priest of New York. He said he never did aught which he knew to be wrong. "No doubt I erred sometimes, but never knowingly. I will continue in the same path. I will try to do mv duty as a priest and a Catholic, and trnst that you will pray for me." Assistant-Postmaster General Clark-son Clark-son in an interview says this of the west- "What this country needs is t more light on the great west. 'The east j doen tlialf appreciate it. It does not I understand it and the government at j Washington has treated it according to j the methods by wbich it has for years deait with the east. West of the Mis- souri are two-fifihs of the railroad ser- j vice of the country. In that vast country coun-try is now slumbering the vote wlucb. in mi. will elect the next president of the United Slates."