The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-15
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Washington, 14.-G. W. Manypen
ny, chairman of the Ute commission
lrecently resigned, has consented t,
serve as a member of the commits
sion until relieved by his successor
Manppenny is at his home in Co
llumbus, Ohio.
New York, 14.-Tri6tLae: A re
port that the Rev. DR.. Stephen H
Tying, jr., was about to Join thu
Catholic Church has been circulated
of late, and his retirement from the
rectorship of the Church of the HOLY
Trinity has been incorporated as 3
step in that direction. Nothing is
more absurd, said DR.. Tying. l have
no thought whatever of joining the
Roman Catholic Church. If l had
[ should have left the ministry long
ago. No honorable man would re-
main under such circumstances.
The story is based on his sermon on
modern miracles.
New York, 1.-the Tribune saws
In imposing the sentence, Judge
Cowing spoke as follows: The case
IS one in which the perjury was of
the most dangerous character, and
one which affected the result of a
national election. In imposing such
a heavy sentence for the offense, I
do 1t to serve as warning to others
against going upon the stand in a
court Of justice and deliberately per-
JUring themselves, where the act in
wolves such enormous interest. As
sistant District Attorney Bell says
OBrien is a miserable, worthless
fellow, who would swear to any
thing for SIS.
The court might, under the
have imposed 4 ten years
Galveston, IA heavy frost is
reported throughout the state. doing
considerable damage to corn. cotton,
fruits and vegetables.
Chicago, 14.-InteT-O Oceans Cresco,
Iowa. special: Last night a fire de-
'trOyed about a dozen buildings,
causing a loss of $4,000; insurance
lbOut One-third.
Rock Island, 14.-The city is still
trembling lest flood from the gorge
ring great disaster. The water is
welYe inches deep in some parts of
he city now. A very little change
Il the height of the river would
ause immense destruction of pro-
erty.
st. Petersburg. 14.-A number of
ihiliSts attacked the troops guard
lg the prison in which the con-
emned nihilistS are detained.
'wenty nihilistS were captured {
nth bombs in their possession.
New York, 1.-THE new trunk :
ne from New York to Chicago )
Ill, it is claimed, be in operation
1st. 1t will be built new t
ON Buffalo to Chicago. 1t has i
b, 100000 in stock, of which $12,- a
10000 is preferred. "a
Cincinnati. 14.-The car drivers
Id conductors strike caused a COM
etc suspension Of inter-mural car
afic.
Y ankton, Dakota, 14.-River sta a
1nary. Those drowned out are &
'cking hither and getting govern v
ent rations and aid. Two thousand G.
e hundred received aid here aud v
100 below Vermillion. The food Ii
the Dakota side covers 227 900 al
res, the whole region being thickly k
tiled. Yankton is drained only on al
2 levee, where there has been a d
eat deal of destruction of steam SC
ats and warehouses. Captains a
.vender and Noble returned from an
our days cruise over the bottoms, ds
wing saved 40 people. They have pa
'rked night and day with personal 10
I'll, amid floating ice, and deserve pa
heartfelt thanks they got. w
Obably not over six lives have ma
N lost by the flood, and the great on
aster IS shorn of the horrors of a va
at loss of life by the heroic efforts sh
worthy citizens. co