The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-09
LATEST TELEGRAMS,
miscellaneous.

HnlldQ0lpuld, S.-IH0 Jug U6OI9o
w. ChildS and the steam yacht Dale
Hour, foundered off Hatteras in
storm on November I'D. All on
board lost.
Montreal, S.-Manufacturers re-
fuse to confer on the compromise
with the lasters 5 ,Ooe people are out,
of work.
Shenandoah, Pa, Son Monday
next all the collieries of the Phila-
delphia Coal and Iron Company will
be put on three-quarte1time.
Fall River, Mass, S.-Querque-
chan Print Mills, with capacity of
1900 pieces print clothes weekly,
will be closed for several weeks, the
result of an accident to the engines.
Springfield, Mass. S.-Joseph B.
LOOMS was sentenced to death on
March s, for the murder of Mr..
Leavitt in December, 1881.
st. Johns, n. F., S.-The steamer
British Groom, from Liverpool to
Philadelphia, passed Cape Race this
afternoon, reports rough passage.
Montreal, 8.-H. G. Brady, OF the
firm Of D. Brady, Son q Co., ship
liners, has disappeared. His private
estate was seized by his creditors.
Boston, S.-Royal o. StorrS,
wooden manufacturer, Denham, re-
Gently failed for a large amount,
furnished sureties in $1,000 to an
swer an Indictment of obtaining
money fraudulently from the Ded-
ham Bank.
In the cases of Harry Hill and
the managers Of the Atlantic Gar
den, whose sacred concert" was
stopped Sunday by the police, the
court holds such concerts not for
hidden by the penal code.
Grand Forks, d. T., S.-The wife
and child Of Russian Jew, named
Selonger, frOze to death on their
claim between here and Devils Lake
yesterday.
Cleveland, S.-There is no change
in the situation at Adelbert College.
The faculty is not disposed to rein
state the junior students who stay
from recitations.
Washington, 8.-The President
has recognized j. Moller as yice-con-
sui for Denmark at Galveston.
New York, S.-Investment OF the
Gold Mining Company of Nevada
and New York, with a capital of
| 100000, filed articles of incorpora-
ton at Albany to-day.
Atlanta, Ga, S.-The legislature
Adjourned tonight, to reconyene
the first Wednesday in July.
Philadelphia, S.-Geo. Russell, of
the firm Of Russell & Russell, loan
and collection agents, has disap-
peared.
Manchester, S.-Stilson Hutch
ms retireS from connection with the
| Manchester Union.
New Orleans, 8.-The independ-
ents are causing the ballot boxes in
supposed fraudulent districts to be
brought to the grand jury room for
investigation.
Washington, 9.-Indications for
the Northern Pacific Coast region,
light rains; for California region
fair weather.
Charlotte, N. c., GA. T. Dortch
is a candidate for United States
Senate to succeed Ransom. The
| legislature meets in January.
Gilliapolis, o., S.-NeWell, a jolly
old man, was burned to death in a
fire which destroyed bis own house.
The wife escaped, badly, perhaps
fatally, burned.
Des Moines, S.-The state can
wasting board is enjoined from
counting the vote in Taylor precinct,
Marshall County. If they obey the
writ it will seat Frederick, demo-
crat.
Harrisburg,S.-In the free colored
cemetery in the suburbs are at least
four layers Of dead in the enclosure.
The dead are only partially buried.
Many are ancofined, and dogs have
been feasting On the dead for many
years, and portions of the bodies be-
ing dragged to neighboring farm
houses.
New York, S.-The police cap
tains of Brooklyn have been in
sUructed not to interfere with the
BARRIERS next Sunday, unless they
sell cigars, and not to permit Jews
to do business. On the other hand,
twelve Hebrews of New York have
secured injunctions against the
police restraining them from inter-
fering with Sunday observance.
Parsons, Kan, 8.-The citizens
gave a banquet to the founder of the
town, Col. &. S. Stevens, who has
been elected to congress in the thirty
third district of New York. He was
builder of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad.