The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-25
DOTS AND DAsHEs.
Ne,ysy Notes Culled and Carefully
Condensed.


ALBANY. N. Y. May Ex-Governor Flower
has vetoed the bill prohibiting the dis
play of foreign flags on public buildings.
Ann Arbor, Mich. May 2.-Emma Juch
will leave tomorrow for the east she mas
cancelled all her engagements Tor the
coming season.
Chicago. May 24-It is stated that NJ.
C. Mcdonald, a well known sporting man,
is the candidate for Congress to succeed
Allen G. DurboroW.
FRANKFORT. XIV. May 24.-The Democratic
committee will meet here tomorrow to de
termine the time for the convention TO
rame Colonel Breckinridge's successor.
Tacoma WASH May 24.-Secretary of
last evening. The secretary leaves Friday
night at midnight over the Northern Pa
cific for Washington.
Des Noines, Ia, May. A,-Mrs. Maggie
Kreps fatally shot William Wilburn here
in an alteration last night over pasture
lot for cows. There are nine murderers
in the county Jail here.
Washington, May A.-The House COM
nlittee on public buildings today decided to
erect a new Chicago building on the site
of the present postoffce. 1t will cover the
entire block and be ten stories high.
Chicago, May 24.-The religious congress
was not largely attended today, the morn
ing session was devoted to the hearing of
reports. The afternoon was taken up by
the reading OF papers and discussions:
Cincinnati, May 24-The directors of the
DistilIing and Cattle Feeding company
have decided. after long experiment, to
adopt the Japanese discovery, known as
the Takamine process for making whisky
New York, May A.-The Herald's La
I.ibertad special says: A series of des-
perate battles has been fought. Over 5000
troops were killed and many wounded.
The decisive battles are now being fought.
/ 0lathe. Kan, May 24.-Mrs.. Lease is a
very sick woman. Several physicians have
| held a consultation in the case. She has
sciatic rheumatism of the left leg and in
a. her h1T1
Cape Girard, Mo, May 25.-Another
! earthquake shock was experienced here
this morning at 10, it was preceded by a
low runnbling noise, and came from the
southwest. It was much heavier than that
of yesterday.
j New York, May 24.-The Herald's
/ Buenos Ayres dispatch says: CORE
/ pendent at Rio biographies that President
Piexoto has sent a message to congress
announcing that the difference with Portu-
gal has been anicabIy settled.
/ London May 24.-Ciladstones right eye
was successfully operated upon for cat
aract today by Drs. Nettleship and Haber-
shon No anestheic was used. Gladstone
! bore the pain with fortitude. He is rest
ing in a. darkened room, and has no fever
ish symptoms.
{ Crown Point, Ind, May A.--Dominicl1
: o. MalIey's prize fight case. came to an
abrupt end today Thomas G. Stefins, one
ing cards and drinking with Billy Woods,
the pugilist Wednesday The jury was
discharged and the case put over to the
September term.
j Saratoga. N Y, May 24.-The American
Baptist Missionary society continued its
! annual session today in the First Baptist
church. Hon. H. z. Nelson Wake, of II
linois, presided. Addresses showing the
progress of denominational work were
made. A meeting was held this evening
under the auspices of the Home Mission
society.
Portland, Ore. May 24-The ]. K. Gill
company wholesale dealers in books and
stationery this afternoon made an as
sgnment Their liabilities are $4,000; as
sets are believed to be in excess of the liza
bilities. Gill & Co. were the heaviest deal
ers in books and stationery in the north
west and have been in business in Port
land for twenty-five years.