The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-25
TELEGRAPHIC
miscellaneous.

Portland, Me-, 23.-The convention Of
Patriotic Sons Of America adjourned to-
day, after mixing bottle of the water:
of the Pacific with like quantity Of the
Atlantic aid distributing the waters in
smaIl phials among the delegates
Baltimore, 23.- The democratic state
convention, to-day, nominated ThoRas
j. Keatun, as COMPTROLLER.
New York. 23.-Chas. Schseffer alias
Smith, the not rious confidence man,
arrested for defraudlng a cigar firm out
of 10000 cigars, belongs TO the band
which has swind ed the merchants of the
country out Of 81 600 600 by means Of
open accounts at stores in various cities,
where they get large quantities of goods
and send them to New York to sell at
auction. They made $50, 900 at Syracuse
In four months. .H.
Zolki, blackmsier, when arraigned
wept and denied his guilt He was held
in So, QUO bail.
Charles F. James, son of Postmaster
General James, and a. R. ConklIng,
nephew of tx Senator Conkling, have
been appointed assistant district attorneys
by District Attorney General Woodford.
Washington, 23.-The treasury depart
meDt purchased 36z 600 ounces OF fine
silver to day for the Philadelphis, San
Francisco and New Orleans minis.
Chicago, 23.-Keoyon alumni here
are gratifed that one Of their number,
Abort Hayden, has baen elected trustee
of Kenyon College, over ex-PresiLent
Hayes, who. on the first ballot received
81 votes 10 90 for hayden, and on tec-
ond ballot moved to unanimously elect
Hayden.
New York, 23.-The Sun says; At
meeting of the anti monopoly league,
Conkling made severe attack on legis-
latlVe monopolists.
Plainfeld, n. j., 24.-HerrinE, safe
manufacturer, has died
Cleveland ,24.-Dr. Boynton trepanned
Mrs. Arnold, President Garfeld's sister.
She is still alive, but in q very critical
condition.
ST. Louis, 24.-R. S. Hayes, mana ger
Of Gould's southwestern system of rail-
roads, will remain president Of the In
ternstional and Great Northern, of Texas,
this to be his headquarters.
Washington, A.-In the Christiancy
case the defense was allowed sixty days
more to prepare Eeviience. Counsel for
the defense gave notice that he proposed
to rip up Christiancy's character here
and in Peru.
1t is stated that important changes in
the head othcialr here of the interior de- |
psrtment are pending, and that Commits |
sioner Of Patents Marble will be made |
assistant secretary Of the interior, vtce
Bell
Congressman Chostes, of North Caro-
lima, says the democracy divided on the |
question as well as the re-
publicans, and that politics will be badly |
mixed up there.
New York, 24.-The Michigan Central |
only declared l per cent. dividend in |
place OF 4, and the Canada and Southern |
declared none.
Judge Donohue has fixed Agnes Bou-
cicault $500 year temporary Allmouy in
The divorce suit against Dion Boucicault.
Chicago, 24.-The will of E. H. Had
dock. a wealthy citizen, was probated |
his morning. II leaves his entire prop
erty, 81 600 600, to his widow.
Cincinnati, "a Prof Ston3 says the
comet is moving rapidly north, and is
not that Of 1872, but may be that of
Le07.
St. Louis, pa rchbishop Kendrick
las letter from the cardinals secretary
1t Rome, that the pope has appointed
DR.. McMullen, of Chicago, bishop of
Davenport, and q new diocese out of the
outhern half of Iewa, and Including
keokuk, Des Moines, Davenport and
Council Bluffs.