The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-06
miscellaneous.

NhANstE5Os - KIT 1TesS cIUO, last
might, elected as president w. r.
Curtis, of the Inter Ocean.
Herr Most's efforts here were NOT
successful, most of the former
socialists being now property own
Preparations for the railway expo
sltlon here are going rapidly for
ward, there IS every indication of
It's being a success.
Chas. GOssage, pioneer dry goOds
merchant, died early this moFnin1,
New York, Sit is rumored that
LakeShore directors are consideripo,
the proposition to issue 6.OOO .0O3
bonds TO pay for the Nickel Plate
Ihls is denied, but repeated AGAIN
and believed or at least that some
corporation will have to issue bonds
the Nickel Plate was bought in the
Vanderbilt interest. The Nickel
Plate elected directors, H.Devereux.
Cornel1ns and W. Z. Vanderbilt.
I;lW,om6ly, Aug. Schell, HickOk.
Tlllinghast, Arson Stager and
Others. Il. DeYereux was elected
president.
DesMoins, 5.-Jay Gould was
elected director of the DesMoins
and Northwestern R.R. Co. and the
road IS to be pushed to q Connection
with the Northern Pacific and made
broad guage.
Port Huron, 5.-A good vein Of
oil has been struck in Sarnia town.
| ship at Sos feet.
New York, 5-Gould denies that
he has any intention of making the
mobile ana Ohio Railroad any part
of the Wabash system. It is ru-
mored that the Lake Shore directors
are considering the proposition to
issue S6,006,000 in bonds to paw for
the Nickel Plate road,
The United States District Court
has issued an order, returnable A
week hence, when an argument will
be heard why a provisional iniunc-
tlon should not be issued restrainin
the lease of the Gold and Stool,
Telegraph Company to the Western
Union Telegraph Company, exc
cuted . year ago. The stakeholder
who brings the action, Frederick
Bells, OF Connecticut, reciUes in tie
complaint that the consideration for
such lease as is undertaken on the
part OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company to pay the Gold and
STOCK Telegraph Company 6 pei
cent. per aEnum upon S4,4S9, 400 OF
its stock, and Z per cent. on S437..
700 OF bonds, the Gold and ,StocI
Telegraph Company would then
S32, 400.
Denver, 5-Repu61iean's Abe
querque, N. NJ: Alejo Garcia, g
Mexican, living near Mesilla, died
on Tuesday from the effects of poi
son placed in his food by his wife
Reperta Artella Garcia and Jot
Matiseta, her paramour. Report;
/ is an attractive young sonora of OK
/ cellent Mexican fBmily, Both ART
in Jail.
London, 5.-Harry Stevens
2 collection of documents relative tt
DIR. Benjamin Franklin, has beer
: purchased by the United States
{ government.
! A note of Lord Granville to TIT
r British representatives abroad pro
g poses that the Suez Canal be treateC
: virtually as an arm of the sea
i freely open to navigation but sub
ject to rule forbidding belligeren
2 operations 10th in its canal ant
> within a certain distance of it's ex
t tremities.
:. The operation of the imperial o
i eXtraditiOn act in Canada is sus
s pended, the Canadian statute cover
e ing the subject.
t Baltimore, 5.-I4ast Sunday, a
e the Catholic cathedral, Miss Lizzie
n Mcdonald, eleven years a sister o
T charity and teaching in Mobile
] Chicago, Northumberland elsewhere
/ was married to Patrick Moore, Q
3 Washington. BY permission, beinj
: i'll, she left the convent a few year
: ago; after recovering she nurse,
{. her father through protracted Ill
ness and going to Washington me
Moore-love at first sight-and dir
not return to the sisterhood.
81 Belvidere, n. j., 5-Congressmal
J, Harris, of the fourth district, Ia
?, Served upon congressman-elect
S | Howey, a notice of contest. Tn
}, ground of the contest is that Iargt
/; sums of money were spent 70
Howey that had been collected from
: United States officials contrary t.
J, law.
t Philadelphia, 5-P. P. Cuisine 4
: Son, wholesale and retail furnitur
G dealers, failed to-day. Liabilities
j 100000; assets not known.