The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-09
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Asway Notes from All Portion. .,
the Land Over Which the st.r
and Stripes Wave.
Chicago; Nov. s.-Freeburg's oper5
mouse on Twenty-second street was dam
above and nearly suffocated Mrs IncS
ffeeburg, Mrs. Charles L. Grobeck an3
two children. They were rescued bv fire. fire.
men. ~ -ti
Chicago. NOV. S-George r. Davis, di
rector OF the Worlds fair, is a Candidate
dor Cnlted States senator today Besides
senator fTsla TOR Culiom and General Davis the
gresham William e. Mason and ATTORNEY
George S. Willets -
Pittsburg, Nov. SIN clearing away the
sdins on }ba the heb B.. g. read at Rosenstee
man on the freight train, was found in
the debris. This makes a total of six
killed Mail clerks F. A. Williamson and
e. III. Hooten, of Baltimore, were severe
ly but not fatally injured. No passengers
were injured beyond slight bruises.
New York, Nov. s.-Frank P. Bellew,
Garlcaturist, best known as Chip" has
and SON Of Frank gelew % the yea aSti 9lo
New York, Nov. S-Claud Goldie, who
few. years ago was prominent In the
theatrical profession, is dead
Washington, Nov. S.-A formal order
day, retiring Major General o. o. Howard,
commanding the department of the east.
Washington, Nov. S.-The president has
Pa:doned A. S: Anderson, convicted in
Idaho Of unlawful cohabitation.
st. Paul, Nov. S-Colonel Andrew De-
graft, one of the earliest settlers in Min
nesota, and one of the best railroad build
ers in the United States, died last night,
aged So years.
New York, Nov. Sat Governors Is
today in honor of General Howard, retir-
ed. Howard will leave New York to-
morrow for Portland, Ore, to visit his
daughter. His future home will be Bur-
lington, VT.
New York. Nov. Sired T. Adams, the
broker who has been offering SO much
money and such heavy odds on Morton's
victorious he would have lost more than
$250,OO0. He is a grandson of the earliest
nent bankers in this city.
Bloomington, Ill, Nov, SEThe marriage
of Charles Stevenson and Miss Lottie Nc
Lean, both leading young society people
of this city, was solemnlzed last evening
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Carmichael. The groom is the nephew
of Vice-President Stevenson, who was one
of the guests. The wedding was attended
by distinguished company.
Washington, Nov. S.-The statistician of
the United States department of agricul-
ture states that owing to the compare
lively small number of returns as yet
received in answer to the special circular
in regard to the feeding of wheat to stock,
the department will not make statement
as to the same on the 10th nor until more
extensive returns are received.
Chicago, Nov S.-The board appointed
by the secretary Of war to inquire into the
mental condition of Lieutenant Blanton
IF ha i'm ia
handing the Fifteenth regiment, conven-
ed today. The only witness examined
was Lieutenant WEIGH, who denied in the
most positive terms that he was mentally
Documentary. evidence was
given showing that the lieutenant had
several years ago been sunstruck and that
attended him at that time the sunstroke
has affected his mind. The inquiry will
probably last for several days
Baltimore Nov. S.-Charles F: Pitt &
Son, importers of chemicals, assigned to-
day for the benefit of creditors; Assets
about S150,000; liabilities about. the same.
Inability to meet obligations given as the
cause.
Washington, Nov. s.-The president and
Mrs. Cleveland entertained Ambassador
and Mrs. Bayard at dinner at the White
House tonight.
agent of the Southwest India line,
Judge Pardee, in the United States court,
an injunction restraining the White
Screw men and longshoremen from inter
colored labor. Mr.. Sanders claims local
protection was not accorded him.
Nashville. Tenn, Nov. Sat the clos
ing out sale Of the Peytonia and Oak Hill
studs tonight thirty-eight head were sold
tinues tomorrow night.
Des Moines. Ia. Nov, S.-Dr; A. !.
Wright, S. C. KunkIe and A. S. Gokley,
Of Carroll Ia, were today convicted by
the federal grand jury here to pay each
flying to fees as members of the pension
examining board.
Chicago, Nov. s.-The shooting match
which was to have been held in this city
between Carver and Elliott did not come
off. There was some misunderstanding Of
the affair, as Carver is in Texas and did
not know the match was arranged for to-
day.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov S-Thousands of
dollars worth of property were DESTROYED
by forest fires in West Tennessee today.
The flames came close to Brownsville
and Obion is in peril.
Waco, Tex, Nov. S-Goverhor Hogg to-
lay delivered the address to the thou
Of the Texas Cotton Palace. Fully 10000
strangers were in the city and the asso-
citation anticipates much success. The
exposition closes Dec. 6.
New York, Nov. S.-Rear-Admlral Cher
ardi, U. S. NJ commandment of the Brook
yn navy yard, will be placed on the re-
tired list on Saturday. Commodore Mont
Sicard has been. selected to sue
3eed Admiral Gherardi in the command
Of the Brooklyn navy yard.
Cincinnati, O., Nov. S.-Supreme Chan
,ellor Walter B. Richie, of Lima, O.,
the executive department, is
here attending the meeting of the
supreme tribunal of the knights of Ply
-hias. The tribunal is composed of five
.ribunes, appointed by the supreme chan
,ellor, as follows: Judge George b. Seay,
,hief tribune, Dallas, Tex; John H. Alex
lnder, Leesburg, Va; Edward. A. era
nam. Montgomery, Ala; BENJAMIN I.
Chase, Lewiston, Me-; and Frank IL.
Clark Cheyenne, Wyo. Several officers
IF the supreme lodge are present. The
German question has not been consider
I'd. and only questions of lodge practice
are handled by the tribunal.
Baltimore. Nov S.-The Republican
state committee has announced its deter
nnation to contest the three Maryland
districts carried by the
Democrats. Today the committee, after
discussing the question resolved that,
Whereas, we have whipped the life out
IF our opponents, it would be both cruel
md useless to kick the party when 1t
les fiat on its back.
COLORADO IN GRAPE.