The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-10
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions a
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Wabash. Ind. Oct. "a tremendous oil
ert CANNED farm, south of Bluffton.
When the drill penetrated the rock the
oil came with rush and it is estimated
barrels, all of which was wasted, no pro-
vision having been made TO care for it.
1t is good for LOCO barrels every twenty
four hours.
New York, Oct 9-The gross earnings
of the Atchison system in September
were S3,SO5,514, a decrease of $752, 107.
Washington, Oct 9.-Secretary Carlisle
today appointed George Fort, of Virginia
chief Of the division of national banks in
the office of the treasurer of the United
States vice Banker, resigned.
Bristol, Tenn, Oct 9-The wreck on the
Washington 6, Chattanooga limited. on
sunday, has proven more disastrous than
anticipated. Engineer Sam Smith died
today. Mail Agent Tucker cannot live
through the day. Three others. thought
to be only slightly injured. are in criti-
ca9 condition. The property loss viii ex-
coed 100000, including a diamond drum
mer'S case valued a $4,000.
Washington Oct 9.-Second Lieutenant
Robert 3. Wallace, Second cavalry, has
been detailed for temporary duty per-
tanning to the national guard Montana,
and ordered to report to the governor at
Helena.
New York, Oct. "a general strike of
the cloak makers, numbering nearly TO- 000
was Inaugural ted. today About 1900 fin
ishers and operatives will be forced out
OF work within a day or two. The strike
committee has agreed that no settlement
VIII be made with the manufacturers, I'M
til they. sign bonds giving real estate Sc
curity for their good faith It was fur
Their agreed that no union man commence
work until all the manufacturers come
to terms.
Cambridge, Mass, Oct 9.-University
Press, John Wilson & Son. have assigned
na hnr off nf frr-c NJ
is one of the oldest and largest printing
houses in Cambridge, having been estab-
ished in 1889, and was believed to he
very strong financially. The company EN-
plcys nearly $50 persons. The assets and
liabilities are not yet known.
Chicago Oct. 9-Chicago day. the an
niyersary Of the, great fire of 1871, was
celebrated today by ringing the Columbia
iment of the Illinois National guard took
possession of the new armory and began
three days military fete with parade.
The Marquette club. Union League club
night
Washington, Oct. 9-The Gillian gov
eminent has paid into the state depart
ment $245, 564.35, the amount of judgment
rendered by the CHILEAN claims commits
sion. The awards will be paid by the
state department Immediately as follows:
Central and South American Telegraph
company, S3S,6s76o w. S. S. WriRley,
WeIs 50 F sssFs B Gem BS2sn 5e sa &
Read, s1,0S10S; Edward C. Dubois, s147,-
47c.4O.
Chicago, Oct AT the conclusion of
today's firing on the FortSheridan range,
Sergeant H Hester of the Second cav
competition. with 2 total score of 429.
This is with the Springfield rifle, the
highest score with the Krag-Jorgensen,
the new army weapon, being 376.
committee of the proposed ship canal met
today to hear the report of the engi-
neering committee. The latter reports
that the building of the canal is entirely
The chamber of commerce decided to at
once issue 100000 in bonds for the pur-
pose of surveying the proposed routes.
It is said English capitalists are willing
to invest $50, 900 in the scheme.
Fall River. Mass, Oct. 9.-Mayor
Coughlan has sent letter to the print
manufacturers of this city. saying there
is great suffering throughout the city
A meeting of the manufacturers will con-
slider the question of compromise.
Philadelphia, Oct. 9.-New York defea t
ed Philadelphia by five goals to two in
the association football game today.
Middletown,, Conn.,, Oct. s.--Amherst
score of 20 to s.
Boston Oct. 9.-Brooklyn defeated Bos-
ton in the associate football at the
south end ground this afternoon.
New York, Oct. General Ele S. Par
ker, who, during the war was a member
Of General Grants staff, has been strick-
en- with paralysis and little hope is enter
tanned for his recovery.
New York, Oct. 9.-After one of the
liveliest times witnessed in this city, the
New. York state Democracy this evening
nominated the choice of the committee of
seventy, Colonel William Strong, for
mayor, John W. Golf, for recorder. and
Henry r. Beekman for justice of the
supreme court
Iseavenworth, Wash, Oct. 9-'Jeather
Lip George" and another gambler named
Herb fought a duel in the Red Front sa-
ouarreled over a woman. Nine shots
were fired and both men are fatally
wounded: Both men, it is said, were
'gun fighters" with records.
ton in this city today was 10, sos. as
compared with 1884 for the first day of
registration of 1893 and 90, 69i in 1892. To-
day was also the heaviest first days
registration in the history of Brooklyn,
the total there being 75,S5s, against 67.-
46s in 1882, the next heaviest first day.
New York. Oct. 9.--The American Au-
thor's Guild. an association of authors
organized to protect authors in their deal
ings with publishers. held its annual
meeting today. Rudyard Kippling is the
choice for the next president.
occurred in New Castle mine this after
noon. One man was killed and two badly
injured, probably fatally.
MAY MEET PRICES.
Fresno, Cal. Oct 9.--The board of di-
rectors of the California raisin growers
committee has granted the packers of the