The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-30
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Teemer won the race with Ross.
Time, So minutes.
Since the outbreak of cholera i'll Italy
Il, 225 persons have been attacked.
The entire business part of Rathdrum,
Idaho, has been destroyed by fire.
Butler, Grady and Blanton Duncan
addressed labor meeting at Albany on
Monday night.
Chief-Inspector Sharpe has ordered
that when deficiencies exist in p0stoffice
accounts the postmastersbe arrested.
Ex-Congressman Joseph S. Smith
died at Portland, Oregon, Sunday. He
was pioneer of 1915.
NJ. Barrene has summoned all French
officials in the Egyptian service to re-
turn to Alexandria Immediately.
A French paper represents that Ris-
mark is leading the movement against
the English policy in Egypt.
An incendiary fire in Cleveland, Sun
day, destroyed the barrel house of SEQ
field, Schurmer & Teagles. Loss S15 900.
In the French Cabinet council Sun
day, Triad expressed the hope that the
budget would be balanced without re-
sorting to loan.
A railroad collision near Wheeling,
w. Va. Both engines were going at full
speed. Two men were killed and sew
eral badly injured.
A cloud burst at Pachuca, Mexico. on
the 9th caused terrible inundation,
killing thirty persons, destroying much
property and drowning many cattle.
The freight agents in session at Com
missioner Fink's Office, at New York,
on Monday, ordered a restoration of
the western freight rates on the 1st
prox.
General Butler was in Albany Mon
day afternoon. He spoke at Capitol
Park, denouncing monopolies and ex
pressing the belief that he would be
elected.
A tribunal at the Fortress of SchIusel--
burg, Russia, has sentenced fourteen
political prisoners to hard labor. Nina
kow was condemned to death and was
executed Sunday.
An attempt was made Sunday to blow
up the council house at Salisbury. A
number of windows were smashed by
the explosion. Otherwise there was no
damage. No arrests.
Another incendiary attempt to fire a
stable at Allentown, Pa, on Monday.
The citizens have been aroused and q
heavy force OF extra policemen is on
duty.
AT Republican meeting at Fred
| eriekstown, Pa, on Saturday night
Alfred Douherty and e. r. Deems got
INTO difficulty, when Douherty fatally
stabbed Deems. Douherty was arrested.
l. I.
| Sunday 40S new cases of cholera and I'D
/ deaths were reported in the Kingdom of
Italy, including 116 new cases and
seventy-four deaths at Naples, thirty
nine cases and twenty-five deaths at
| Genoa.
| Courbet thinks that no advantage
short of a march on Pekin, and an ac-
tual occupation of the Chinese capital
| by the French troops, will compel the
government OF China to accede to the
demands made by the French govern
ment.
Fred Schults, hard drinking man,
shot his wife at their home in Jersey
vile, Ills, on Saturday evening and
then shot and killed himself. The wife
lieyed to be mortally wounded. Domes-
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Blaine at Sandusky reviewed the
fiattering progress of Ohio, as one of
the results of protection to American
labor and American capital. A torch
light procession, adjourned from Satur-
day evening, took place, at the same
time prearranged one of the Demo
Gratis was, moving; everything passed
off peaceably.
An enthusiastic mass meeting of Ger
man Democrats was held in the AGA
deny of Music, New York, last night.
The building was crowded, as were also
the streets in the neighborhood.
Speeches were made by General Franz
Siegel, Oswald Ottendorfer, editor OF
StGats Zeitung, Ex-Governor Solomon, OF
Wisconsin, and Joseph Pulitzer, editor
of the New York World. Rapturous
applause followed the very mention OF
the names of Cleveland and Hendricks.
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