The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-13
NEWS NOTES.

Five new cases of cholera aud four
deaths from the disease, occurred in Tou-
Ion, France, yesterday.
The comptroller of the currency has APP
pointed q. r. Fogg receiver of the Ne
braska National bank of Beatrice.
Lord Chief Justice Coloridge of England
has entirely recovered from his indisposi-
ton, and is again upon the bench.
The trustees of Lane Theological semi
nary have accepted the resignation of
Professor Henry Preston D. Smith.
The remains of Justice Samuel Batch
ford were placed in the family vault at
Greenwood cemetery at noon yesterday.
The total value OF exports of domestic
breadstuffs from the United States dur
ing the month of June, was SIS, 912, 751.
Offers of silver to the treasury yesterday
aggregated 375, 600 ounces at $0.72 to
so. 735; all were declined and S0.715 ten
dered.
The town of Luckey. o., near Toledo,
last night suffered from fire which de-
stroyed the entire business section. Loss
$50 600.
An incendiary fire destroyed large
part of the business section of Maxwell,
CAL, yesterday morning, involving loss
OF S10O,0
discovered among emigrants who arrived
at Philadelphia from New York II the
last ten DAYS.
The Bank of Commerce of Springfield,
Mo-, has failed. The last statement
showed assets OF S256, 900; surplus $40, 900;
deposits, S176, 900.
The main building of the John Morrell
company packing house at Ottumwa, Ia,
burned last night. Loss $500, 600, fully
covered by insurance.
In letter to A. ]. Richard OF Fort Scott,
Attorney-General Little of Kansas init
mates that the state administration has
thrown prohibition over.
The negro Henry Fleming who stabbed
to death Mr.. Mincher, Monday night was
taken from the officers at Columbus,
Miss, on yesterday and hanged.
The government of India has agreed to
accept silver of the exchange banks which
will lose the insurance, freight and
charges, but will save seignorage.
A negro named Robert LarkIn was
| lynched shortly after noon yesterday by
citizens of Citria, Fla, and vicinity, for
ravishing Miss Fannie Alexander last
Monday noon.
| The Bank OF Garnet, Kan, one of
the leading institutions of Anderson
county, has failed. The bank held S13, 900
of county funds. 1t is believed it will be
able to pay in full.
Charles w. Barnes, stationer and book
seller of Chicago, made an assignment
yesterday. Assets, SIT. COO; liabilities,
S113, coo. Judgments entered against him
caused the assignment.
The gold reserve yesterday was in
creased $500, 1898, the total amount being
s97, 1856. 575. The currency balance re-
mains at about the same figure, S27, 1853, :
ISL.
Oscar Neebe, the anarchist recently re-
leased from the penitentiary, was mar
ried yesterday afternoon to Mrs. Eliza
Hepp. The bride is the owner of a
hourishing saloon.
Two men were killed, two fatally
injured and two badly hurt by an ex-
plosion of gas in the Ettebone mine,
operated by the Lackawanna company al
Wyoming, Pa, last evening.
The National Retail Liquor Dealers
association in Chicago spent yesterday in
the adoption of a constitution and the
election of officers. w. e. Beatty of In
dianapolis, was elected president and r.
J. Hall of Chicago, secretary. After
which they adjourned to meet in ST. Louis
at the call of the committee.