The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-19
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Brief, Breezy News Notes of the Lane


DOMESTIC DOTS.
Brief, Breezy News Notes of the Land
Over Which Old Glory Waves.
Logan, o.. July 1.-THE Columbus,
Hooking Valleys. Toledo strike has been
declared off. All men at this place re-
turned to work today.
st. Louis July 1S-U. S. Secret Service
Officer John e. Murphy has secured the
bank note plates from which the Missis-
sippt warrants were printed. Inc plates
were defaced when the issue was COM
pleted The warrants are of the de-
nomination of S. $40 and $40. Murphy said
they could easily be mistaken for cur
Iency notes.
Chicago, July 1S.-The American turf
congress today admitted Hawthorne, New
Harlem, Oakley, and Crescent City
tracks.
Chicago. July 1S.-The Milwaukee & st.
Paul suburban train today was wrecked
at Kinzie street. No one was hurt. The
officers of the road deny that strikers
caused the wreck
Washington July 1S---First Assistant
Engineer Alfred Hoyt to be chief engineer
and Second Assistant Engineer William
Robinson to be first assistant engineer in
the revenue service.
Philadelphia, July 1S.-The cruiser Min
neapolis, on her way to the dock, today
received the greatest ovation ever given
to boat on the Delaware. Craft of all
description saluted the big cruiser, and
tie in response continued with scarcely
any intermission until she was made fast
| to the dock.
st. Louis, July 1S.-A slight shock, sup
posed to be an earthquake, was felt in
this vicinity about Z a.. m. today. The
suburb houses were shaken.
Louisville, July 18.-Mrs. F. T. Meacher,
30 years old, shot and killed Father John
/ Ashbaker today when he was abusing
his wife. Mrs. AShbaker is said to be
dying from kick in the stomach inf1ict-
ed by her husband.
McKeesport Pa. July 1S.-After nine
weeks of idleness the workers at the Ma
tioLal Tube works today declared the
strike off.
Memphis. July 1S.-Three distinct earth
bis ornn were fe mere at o'clock clock
| north to south.
Monmouth, Ill, July 1S.-Truman Plant
vas nc nominated for Congress by the Dem
trict on the Booth ballot
bark Emma T. Groweii of Searsport,
Nam, IS, sailed yesterday for Shanghai
a aS i with so, case oil Last evening about
| crew noticed smoke coming from the for
ward deck. The hatch was battened down
dored; The White Star steamer Runic
picked up the crew and took them to the
Scotland light ship
Oswego, July 1S.-Rioting longshoremen
entered the houses of James Sexsmith and
Isaac Densmore, non-union men, during
! the night, and brutally assaulted them.
Se&SmlthS wife went to her husband :;
assistance and was also beaten. The
| longshoremen then stoned the non-union
mems houses and threatened to hang the
men II they should unload the barges to-
Gay: Mallltary are now occupying boats
Surrounding the company's property and
preventing the iongshoremen from ap-
preaching.
st. Louis, July 1S.-The new union sta
non' which has the largest train shed in
the world, will be formally opened on
Sept: |. This date was decided on at a
special meeting of the board of directors
OF the St Louis Terminal Railroad asso-
that the Terminal association had decided
10 open the union station on the date
mentioned with ceremonies commensur-
| ate with the prominence of the institution
and the amount of capital involved.
| Buffalo, July 1S.-The grand jury has
| reported an indictment against Henry J.
| warden superintendent of the Barber
Dor in this city which is prohibited by
! law. ~
! Fort Scott, Kan, July 1s.-Democrats
OF the Second Congressional district to-
| Lawrence, for Congress-
| Columbus, Ind, July 1S-Whitecappers
! IN Brown county have terribly beaten
Perry E. Bloomfield, his wife and father,
and three brothers named Stephens and
| tempted to escape, but was shot through
the leg, captured and numerically whip
| ped. Others were warned to leave the
| county
in the treasury at the close of business
| today was $121. $50 1874, of which 1884, 428 72S
was gold reserve.
Boise, Ida. July 1S.-It turns out that
were here a few days ago Mrs. De La
mar lost brooch valued at $500. 1t
was lost at De Lamar, at Boise, or on
the road between the two places. A re-
ward of $1,000 is offered.
st. Louis, Mo-, July 1S.-The trial of
| Collector of CITY and State Revenues
| Henry. Zeigenheim, of this city, came to
an end today. technical demurrer being
sustained by the court and the jury or
dered to acquit the defendant of the
| charge of ENLIGHTENMENT of city funds
upon which he was indicted.
Council Bluffs, Ia, July 1S.-Congress--
man A. l.. Hager was today renominated
by exclamation by the Republican con-
vention in the Ninth district.
Washington, July 1S-A resolution re-
sulting from the part taken by the
United States courts IN the recent strikes
has been introduced by. Representative
Pence, of Colorado. 1t is to direct the
committee of judiciary ito report to the
House bill definitely fixing the power
matter of punishment of persons charged
with contempt of court and giving to
such persons the right to trial by jury y
Washington, July ia bill for the
purchase of all railway and telegraph
lines by the government has been intro.
duced by Representative Wilson, of
Washington, at the request OF It's author,
DR.. f. S. Lewis, of Port Angeles, Wash
ington.
The House committee on coinage failed
to appear today in response to Chairman
BANDS call for meeting, to report a
free silver bill. The free silver men are
not sanguine of their abaility to report &
| fraa silver hill this session.