The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-27
miscellaneous.

Ooon appointed receiver OF the City
Bank, Rochester.
VIM. M. Evarts has accepted an
invitation of the joint committee of
Congress on the NeWburgh, N. Y.
centennial, to deliver the Grafton.
Indianapolis, 26.-The democratic
committee of the Ninth Congress
sional District has nominated Judge
Ward congressman-elect to fill the
vacancy occasiOned by the death of
e. S. Orth.
Cincinnati, O., 26.-The differ
ences between the manufacturers
and employees in the shoe trade.
with reference to the sche Iule of
wages for six months, ending June
2Oth next, is amIcably adjusted by
arbitration.
East Liverpool, O.. 26.-Owing to
the disturbed condition OF affairs
growing out of the potters strike.
The mayor has issued proclama-
ton that all persons assembling on
the streets or highways, or unIaW-
fully congregating in buildings, or
insulting citizens pursuing their
work will be arrested and dealt
with. Extra policemen are sworn
in.
New York, 26.-The committee
on grain, Of the produce exchang4,
gave a decision upon the points in
controversy between Lane s. Son
and Hustled & Hazeltine, on the
issue arising out of the late corner
IN grain. The decision states thai
the deliveries were made in accord
ance with the rules Of the produce
exchange, and that Hustled 81 Ha-
zetlne must pay Lane the full
amount Of the claim, S1T,S36, with
interest from Nov. 10Th, 1852, and
that the charges of fraud and con-
spiracy against Lane s. Son have
not been sustained.
Boston, 26.-It having been re-
ported that the California Southern
railroaad will be operated in con-
nection with the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe road, the latter COM
pany states that the report is not
correct.
Philadelphia, 26.-The suspension
of Heidel, London, stock broker, is
announced. Liabilities not heavy.
Toronto. 2tii--PattersOn Bros,
whOles tie millinery. have made an
assignment. Liabilities are said to
be lalge.
New York, 26.-The match game
of rackets for the championship of
the world and $a00. between Joseph
Gray. English champion, and Henry
Bookes, champion of America, was
won by Gray.
Montgomery, Ala, 20 All quiet
at Opelika. The sheriff has force
sufficient to maintain order and
sustain the commissioners.
Montreal, ga local paper as
serts that Vanderbilt has taken III
interest in the Canadian Pacific
railroad.
The boot and shoe factories are
all at work again.
Washington, 26.-The president
has issued an executive order settii g
apart certain lauds in Dakota TERN
tory for the settlement of a band of
Chippewa INDIANS and such other
indians of Chippewa tribe as the
secretary of the interior may see fit
to settle thereon.
Savannah, Ga, ga fire in
Wellman's warehouse damaged SOC
bales of cotton about 40 per cent.
New York, 26.-At meeting of
the creditors of J. a. and w. H
| Sweeney, suspended bankers, JAS.
A. promised that every cent due
should be paid.
| North Adams, Mass, 26.--At
Hartwelville, to-day, while Fred
Williams and Marshall Mason were
looking at an engine, an explosion
took place. They were instantly
killed, the bodies being horribly
maugied. Thirty tons OF rock were
removed; a thirty pound rock with
the body of the boy were lifted int
the air and carried four rods.
i Hars ford, CT, ga meeting o.
about 400 tobacco growers Of Con
necticut and Massachusetts wa'
held mere and organized the New
England association for mutuA
benefit and protection. Speeche
were made faYoring higher duty OF
Sumatra tobacco, which is serioHsl!
. injuring the New England grower
= of cigar wrappers. Chairman Phelps
/ | favored tax OF 81 pound on for
+. eign tobacco, with rebate or filters
: the aim being to shut out foreign
9 wrappers. The resolution wa
5 finally adopted, asking Congress t.
g place 81 pound on all foreig
I tobacco imported into this countr.
e except the tobacco raised in c
!, shipped from Cuba, and urgin
q Congress to take such action as wi
!. either relieve our tobacco-gr0win
j; Industry from the burden of the ia
t. entirely, or SO reduce it, as in tn
judgment of Congress may best az
pear. The convention lacked hal
:. mony. :,
= Bellaine, Ohio, 20. The republ
:. cans of the seventeenth copgre
ie sional district have nominate
N Colonel j. d. Taylor, OF Cambridg
ID for the vacancy in Congress- cause
al by the death of j. d. Updegraf.
Cleveland, O., 26.-A special q
nounceS that the stockholders OF &
Second National Bank at JefersC
met and voted TO go into volunta
no liquidation in consequence OF t
in defalcatlon of the cashier and
an sistant cashier. DepOsitors are
be be paid in full, and the stockhOlde
will receive about 80 per cent.
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