The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-29
miscellaneous.

! e,,...S 'Oh, Zo.-MerrlCk re-
Sumed his star route argument.
Chlcago, 2S.-S. A. Kicker, a
prominent packer, died last night.
W heellng, w. Va, 2S.-It is
learned that two nail mills are 90
Ing TO resume operations with0nt
signing scale. The mills named
are the Labelle Iron Works and tho
" neelIng and Bellaire Iron Works
Bellalre, Ohio, 2S.-Stockholdin0
wOrKmen are to inaugurate a re-
sumption by learning feeders to c,It
mans, ana instruct others in other
departments In case former EN-
piOyees do not resume their iobs bv
Monday. 'O00 W
Dubuque, Iowa, 2S.-Cautain r
ateS, one OF the best citizens died
TINS morning, with a eongsstiye
chill.
Wichita, Kansas, 2S.-Captain
Payne, with twenty seven monnted
men, encamped on Deep Fork. Can
adam River, Indian Territory "a
the colony Of Yokohama. August
18th. On the Esd of July an orSan-
lied body Of insurgent took posses
sion Of the streets of Scout capital
London, 2S.-Great fears are en-
tertalned regarding the condition of
the Archbishop Of Canterbury. IN
consequence of his continued serl-
Gus prostration.
Washington, 2S.-COlonel John E.
TourtellOtC, of General Shernan's
staff, is detailed to accompany the
Marquis Of Lorne on his trip across
this country. Tie governor general
MIL be accompanied by the Princess
Louise and suite. The party is ex-
pected to arrive in Chicago on Sep
TENDER 9Th. by way of Detroit, and
then proceed to British Columb ia
by way Of San Francisco.
London, 26.-The British assOcia-
tlon for the advancement Of science
has decided to meet at Southport in
1883, and Montreal, Canada, in 1882.
Chicago, 2S.-A private dispatch.
dated August oath, received here to-
day, states that General Sheridan
and party were at Barratt's Bridge.
Yellowstone Park. The party, up
10 that time, were all in good health
and had met with no accidents.
They are expected to reach this CITY
on their return in September.
Philadelphia, 28.-In accordance
with the wish Of Charles Stewart
Parnell the remains of Miss Parnell
will rest in America.
Galveston, z9.-The Nea1s Dallas
special: VIM. June Grant, alleged
cousin of General Grant, guilty Of
the defalcation of the funds of the
lodges of Catholic negro socie-
ties, will be indicted if he does not
refund.
ST. Johns. n B., 2S.-Hon. J. H.
Crawford, encouragement for this
died this morning at !
Hampton, aged SO years.
st. John. n. F., 28.-GIoomy re-
ports continue to arrive from the
shore. The fishery is a COM
plete failure and the people are des-
pOndent.
Huntington, Pa, 2S.-Martha and
Flora Crosby, aged IA and II, and |
Minnie Paddock, aged II, were
drowned IN Juniata River to-day.
Cincinnati, o., 2S.-Two British
officers were here today, buying
mules for the British army.
MaysVllIe. KY, ga heavy rain
this afternoon. filed the creeks un-
til the foundation of the bridge in
east Maysville was washed out. |
-Four or live bridges on the Ken
lucky Central railroad were washed !
out. Mrs. Deatly MAS killed by
montgomery, Ala, ga tele-
gram from the Pensacola Board of /
Health, says: Two cases of yellow
fever have developed in that city.
Quarantine against Pensacola has
been rigidly maintained.
Pittsburg, Pa, 2S.-It is generally
believed the iron strike is drawing
10 close. Before the week is out
} settlI ment Of some kind will be
made. There are numerous rumors
IF mutual concessions.