The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-21
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions Oh
the Land Ove- Which the stars
and Stripes Wave.

Lansing, Mich, Oct. 20-The resolution
introduced in the. Baptist convention.
pledg1ng all Baptist clergymen in the
state to support only those political party
candidates pledged to prohibition, has
been reported adversely. The resolution
was sweeping in character and recon-
mended that similar action be taken in
all Baptist churches
Washington, Oct. 20-The attorney gem
eral has received letter from j. Adam
Bede, United States marshal at St Paul
rendering his resignation on the ground
that he cannot consistently comply with
the Presidents letter of 1856. regarding
federal office holders taking part in po-
litical campaigns. The resignation has
been accepted.
Portland, Or Oct. 20.-Frank Decum
president of the Portland Savings bank.
died at midnight of Bright's disease. The
recent financial trouble which his bank
passed through is thought to have has
tened his death.
Chicago, Oct. 2o.-While Dr. McGlynn
was speaking to his Populist friends at
the Auditorium last night thief quiet
coat. The theft was not discovered until
the meeting adjourned. A good substitute
was found in the theatrical wardrobe of
the Auditorium and DR.. McGlynn went
away with his friends.
Portland, Or, Oct. 20.-The grievance
committee of the State Bar association
has filed petition in the supreme court
for the disbarment of o. P Mason, u. s.
neys of this city. The committee charges
that Mason was indicted by the grand
jury for libel, committed by publishing
seandalous articles in the Sunday Mer-
curry and also that he attempted to ex-
tort money from Major-General o. o.
Howard. The charges against Marquam
are that he fraudulently appropriated $500
acting as receiver of the Kelso, Wash,
Single mill company. Thompson is
charged with fraud and corruption and
violation of the rules of common deem
cy in formulating plan to unlawfully
prosecute a Chinese firm in this city.
Greenup, KY, Oct 20.-The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance of c. E.
Perry, two weeks ago, was cleared up to-
night when his body was found in the
Tygart creek at Burnett's mill, weighted
down with a large stone and his head
crushed in. w. B. Secrest, a prominent
farmer, is suspected.
Cincinnati, Oct. 2O.-Mike Gillespie, of
Cincinnati, and Johnny Van Heest, of ST.
Fountain theatre here tonight. Giles
pie had very much the worst of it, and
would have been knocked out in another
round had the R1lice permtfd the fight
giant, and Con Reilly, of Middletown,
were the next pair to enter the ring. Con-
ley won by a foul.
Boston, Mass. Oct. 20.-William A.
for Corbett the article containing the lat
est stipulations by Fitzsimnons, for
warded them to Phil Dwyer, of New
York
Columbia, S. G., Oct. 2o.-Robert copes,
treasurer of Orangeburg county, while
returning in his buggy from a tax col
lection tour in the county this afternoon
was ambushed and shot, receiving three
buck shot in his head. The governor has
offered $500 reward for the capture of the
murderer.
Washington, Oct. 2O.-Mrs. Q. H. Spot
ford, wife of the late Judge spoffard, of
this city of gastritis. The funeral will
take place in Pulaski, Tenn, on TUESDAY,
October %.
Indianapolis, Oct pa train on the St.
Louis division of the Big Four, leaving
this city at. 115O a; m. today, ran into a
buggy at the Rockport road crossing of
Mount Jackson, on the edge of this city,
and killed Mrs. Charles Williams and her
brother, Louis, aged H.
Omaha, Oct. 2O.-The suit of Mrs. Phoebe
e. E. Linton against the London banking
firm of Cooper & Brown, to nave DEEDS
and mortgages on Nebraska land, aggre-
eating several hundred thousand, was to-
day decided in her favor. Now she Will
press the $780, 900 damag suit which the
stories from London bankers provoked.
Terre Haute,- Ind, Oct. 2o.-The police
Deming, n. NJ, president of the Demlng
Land and Water company, on telegram
from Chicago for obtaining $4,000 from
Nathaniel c. Fister, of Fairchild, Wis,
under false pretenses. DIR. r. C. Flower,
Of Boston, twas arrested on a,a similar liar
return to Chicago without a fight. De-
tectives from Chicago are here to take
the men back.
Chicago. Oct. 2O-The argument in the
case of the Farmers Loan and NJ Trust e,.5
Pacffic and the Northern Pacific road,
will come up Monday before Judge J len
kins in the United States court in this
city. j. Edward Simmons, chairman OF
the Chicago & Northern Pacific first
mortgage bondholders committe, arrived
in this city today to attend the hearing
Cincinnati Oct 2O-The authorities to-
day concede that the pals of c. A. Nor:
garfield, who is held as one of the Aqui
train robbers have escaped The au-
thorities do not know what to. do with
Morganheld: Two days a ago they Ebo te re-
6iied that they would send for Morgan,
field Immediately No one has Sc come N ,, ana
reticent than ever
washington. Oct. 2o.-Postmasttssr ter Ge eneg
after an address label may be posted on
the message side of an envelope as Wen
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