The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03

Dehs wa giNena big ovation by the
assembled crowd Ito spoke to large
crowd tonight
Hammond, Ind. July 3l.-rhe last "
the militia left the city today,
Albion, Mich, July Hon Julius G.
Buttoas to-day unanimously rcnom.
mated for Congress ior the seventh dis
tfict.
Plymouth, n. j.. July sl.-ilali a
dozen building destroyed. several hun
dre'i men thrown out OF work anda loss
u over tlU0,0O0 are the results u a hrc
at Liyermorc Falls to-day.
Paducah, ~, July "a This morning
about o'clock very prrcep,ibc earth.
quake shock was felt In this vicinity.
This i ote u the many that have been
felt IN thi neighborhood recently
Moberly, No, Joly 8i.--Charlus u.
Clarke, the Wabash brakeman. who dur
Ing the recent strike thot and killed Alex
McCammburs, a striker who was inter
icring with him, has been acquitted Ia
a weeks trial.
Pitsburg. July Ji.,-Aiter deadlocE
Of two months the conference Of the
rwcnty-iourth Republican Congressional
district tonight unanimously nominated
4. +. Acheson oi Washington county for
Congress.
Chicago, July 3i.-Msyor Hepkin said
today unless he was informed before
night whether the Pullman company In
tends to start iis works this week, the
troops In Pullman will be removed with
la twenty.ienr hours.
new York. July 3l.--A small yacht
carrying xix persons oapsizcd Yesterday
IN the Hudson river. opposite Hasiings.
during a thunder storm. dcorgc OIL
phcr Henry Hobolin and Jacob Schmidt,
I young men, were drowned.
Nakusp. b. G.. Julygi.--At terrific wind
storm swept over Arrow Lake yesterday.
Tue steamer Illicilliwacl, lying In Ma
kusp harior. was broken in two. The
steamer Lyiton, unloading railroad iron
here, vas driven ashore and damaged "
tho extent u ie,OOO.
81, Paul, July 3i.-'rhc Great North
crn Railway company has officially an
nounced the appointment of Charles II.
Warren TO be general manager, vice c..
W. Case aud X, 1. Darlington, comp
trollor, vice c. II. Warren. IL II re-
ported that numerous other changes In
the general officers will follow.
Taco wash, July 3i.-Harry \.
Clemt fireman injured In Saturday
mornin. -reck at South Praric, died
at little before midnight last night.
The unkh Yninapkilled was ascertainrd
late last night tS'bs,Niliirm W. wilten
whose parents 1--we ~ spriS.sfisld. No
lie was % years old and ON his say HON,
The remains are In the coronef's charge
Washington, suly si.-Genoral Arm
strong, Assistant Commissioner Of Indian
affairs, has commenced a general lnyesti'
cation nj the Indian reservations. The
annual tour Of inspection Of the Union
, and Central Pacific railroads by Com
, missioner Of Railroads Wade Hampton
will be- begun August 10th.
burlington, Ia, July Si.-The worst
rain and wind storm experienced here
for some time visited Burlington lasl
+, evening. The rain fell In torrents and
: the wind swept drought the city with
. terrific force, unrooting shade trees and
ovcfturning some holdings. The roof
}, Of some Of the dwellings were partially
4 demolished.
Chattanooga, Tenn, July 3l.-Las
. night unknown persons wrecked faa
mail and express train on the Alabama
. Great Southern road Al Trenton. Ga.
u the switch was opened and the engine
Q express and mail cars were thrown dow
an embankment. The passenge
> coaches were dorailed, but no passenger
Is hurt. Express Messenger Stewart AM
;. a colored porter were seriously injured
Payson, Utah. July 3O.-special +
Hsrald--Julius vertel, a German peddle
& Of this place, was accidentally killed thi
e morning about o'clock. lie and hi
y two sons were thrown out Of the WACO
&c by capsizing over Il dugway In Tint
canyon. They were not extricated 70
D.. nearly IN hour until a team came alon
ID TO help them out. The remains wer
er sent TO Eureka aud sent home by train