The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-09

following nominations: Postmaster
Herman Wise, Astoria, Ore; John
Williams, Hepfner. Oregon.
Berlin. May S.-A dispatch to the Co
logne Gazette from ST Petersburg says
the czarewitch will visit the Princess
Alix, of Hesse, his betrothed, in Eng
land.
Washington, May S.-The president
has approved the act to protect birds
and animals in Yellowstone park and
to authorize the reconstruction of a
bridge across the Niobrara river, near
Niobrara, Neb.
New York, May S.-Tammany men
are all at sea regarding the successor
TO Richard Croker, and nobody seems
TO have any clear idea what will be the
action of the executive committee on
Thursday. Many are spoken of for
chieftain.
Washington, May S.-The report on
Judge Jenkins anti-strike injunction
was the special order before the House
Judiciary Committee today. but owing
to Representative Boatner's unexpected
departure for Louisiana, the subject
went over to Friday.
Springfield. Ill. May S.-Attorney-
General Maloney, on being asked today
if it was true that he had ordered the
Sugar trust to keep its goods out of
Illinois, replied, with emphasis, that it
was not true The sugar trust, he
says, is a New Jersey, not an Illinois
corporation.
Iron Gate. Va, May S.-The man who
assaulted Miss Pierson near Eagle
Rock, on Saturday, forcing her to swal-
low poison, from the effects of which
she is still suffering, has been captured
in the mountains He gave his name
as George Dotson of Louisville, Va.
He was hurried off to Findale strongly
guarded.
Washington, May S.-Senator Gordon
introduced in the Senate a joint resolu-
ton authorizing the secretary of war
w. o. Mcdowell, of the Columbian lib
erty bell committee, cannon, muskets,
swords, etc, not required for navy or
army uses to be cast into souvenir lib
erty bells for the use of the schools.
Washington, May Representative
English, of California, has been ap-
pointed to the committees on railways
| treasury department. Among patents
| which expired today were: Type dis
tributing machine, j. M. Howe, San
! Francisco; sewing machines, w. A.
Dawson, San Francisco.
Guthrie, May S.-The Usage council,
controlled by fuIl-bloods, has declared
| its intention of cutting off over 500
mixed blood Indians from the annuity
rolls and expelling them from the res
ervation. The half-breeds and the
adopted members are up in arms, and
serious conflicts will ensue, if there is
an effort to enforce the order.
New York, May S.-A special to the
Press from Amsterdam, N. Y, says:
Horatio Nelson Clark, the veteran who
discovered the spring of water in An
Jacksonville prison, and which was
named "Providential Spring" was
yesterday killed on the West Shore
railroad at Aurieville. He was driving
across the tracks when he and his
horse were killed. Mr.. Clark was GO
years old and leaves a family.
New York, May S.-Henry Waiter
son was tonight elected president of
| the Western Society of New York at
| its annual meeting. The society also
decided to hold an annual dinner in
this city subject to Mr.. Watterson's
convenience at an early date. The
Western society was organized here a
year ago. Its membership is limited
to those who have lived five years or
more west of the Allegheneys.
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