The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-25
DOMESTIC DOTS
Sewsy Notes From All Portions OF
the Land Over Whicl, the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Pittsburg, Sept. 2i.-The puddlers at
the Oliver Iron and Steel works, South
Tenth street, struck today against y
per cent. reduction. All but four furn,
aces closed down. The men gathered
about the gates and the firm asked for
police protection but there was no
trouble.
Washington, Sept 24-The weather
bureau, under the new system recently
put in operation in cooperation with the
postoffice department, gave timely notice
to seventy towns in Florida of the hur-
ricane that was first observed at Wind
ward Islands on September 20, and was
central today, seventy-five miles south
east of Havana. Storm signals we're
ordered today for New Orleans and other
gulf ports and due warning will be given
everywhere of the approach of the storm.
Cincinnati, o., Sept. 24.-Manager Seley
and all the other members of the Boston
from Louisville that their club had join
ed the National association and would
play In New York next season.
Baltimore, Sept. 24.-The Democrats of
Carroll county today passed resolutions
and advocating the election of senators
by direct vote.
Newport, Ark, Sept 24-Dr. R. p.
Wilson, one of the most prominent men
in Arkansas was shot and almost in
stantly killed by Robert Simmons, chief
of police of this city, this afternoon.
New York, Sept. 24-The first game
of the chess match between A. Albion
and G. Shoalwater was played this after
noon and evening at the Manhattan
club. Albion opened the game with a
ruy lopez, and after five hours he scored,
when fifteen moves had been made.
Washington, Sept A.-The cash balance
in the treasury today was Sl24, 644, 5S1 OF
" hich S5S, 2S9, 300 was gold reserve.
Washington, Sept. A.-The shipments OF
standard silver dollars during the last
week amounted to $685. SSS. The shipment.
n raN | ell in 61ir he
month to date aggregated Sl.0iA.015.
Washington, Sept. 24-Archbishop Sa-
TOLL, on behalf of Pope Leo, has conferred
on the Rev. James McAIahon, of the Cath
late of the holy see. with the title of Mon
Seignor.
Denver, Sept. M.-John t. Bottom was
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
of the First Colorado district this after
noon.
:, Vallejo. Cal, Sept. 2l-The United
William Folger, arrived at Mare Island
noon. That the yorktown docked at the
coal bunkers is an indication that she
will soon put to sea again.
Washington, Sept 4-John L. Sullivan,
while driving about town today. dropped
in at the White House The place was
closed for repairs, so the eX-pugilist was
not admitted, although he explained to
the Waterman at the main door that he
cupied the mansion.
Portland, Ore, Sept. 24.-The burning of
the. Pacific Coast elevator will seriously
int9-ere with wheat shipments from this
point. The companys property is well
insured, though at present 1t is impossible
to ascertain the exact amount Another
elevator will be constructed Immediately,
but at this season of the year the loss of
the elevator will greatly retard shipments.
Brooklyn, Sept. 24.-The corn ship Glen
eSslin is lying at the bottom of East Riv-
er, where she was sunk shortly after mid
night to eXtinguish the fire that broke out
last night. The loss on the cargo is S25,-
Gee, while the vessel is thought to be dam
aged to the amount of $4,000.
Boston, Sept. 24.-Eight clothing con-
tractors today signed the agreement sub
United by the striking garment makers
will sign this afternoon.
Washington, Sept. 24.-The orders to the
two cavalry troops at Fort Myer have
been changed. Troop a, First cavalry,
Captain Bemus, goes to Fort Stanton, n:
Nj, instead of to Fort Apache, Ariz., and
Captain Bells command, troop f. Seventh
cavalry, goes to Fort Sam Houston, Tex,
instead of Fort Stanton, n. NJ.
Providence, r. l., Sept. 24.-The Nara
ganSett racing association today offered a
special purse of $1,000 for a race between
Henry of Navarro, Domino and Clifford,
or between any two of the horses named,
to take place in October.
Washington, Sept. A.-George F. Ander-
son, of the District of Columbia, secretary
of the legation at Rio Janeiro, Brazil, who
is at home on leave, has resigned on &C
count of ill-health