The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-17
DOM DOTS.
Ncwsy Notes From All Portions on
the Land Over Which the Stars
and STRINGS wnye,

New York, Nov. 16.-P. j. Donahue,
well known as a writer on sporting top
les, died at Lake Wood. N. j., today,
aged "a.
Boulder, Colo. Nov 16.-The forest fire
west OF this city was checked by the
great storm last night, and this enabled
the fire-fighters to extinguish the flames
just west of Gold Hill. No lives are lost
so far as reported. The property loss is
estimated at Sl,000,6OO
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE president to-
day appointed Theo. Richards assistant
surgeon of the navy. and Frank r. Leep3
er, postmaster of Angels Camp, Cal 1
Springfield, ILL.,. Nov 16.-At today'A
session of the National Grange the con-
vention condemned the idea of issuing
state or county bonds for Improvement
OF roads; as being in conflict with the
Henry George idea of suppressng the
debt and credit system.
Middleboro. Ky. Nov. 16.-Rev. Rich
ara carroll, prominent Baptist preach
er, hung himself near Maynorchville. He
was 80 years old and had been preaching
90 years.
New York, Nov. 16-There is some talk
OF call being extended to the Rev.
Dr. Talmage by the consistory of the
rlrst Reform church, Brooklyn. The
W Mills who has been requested by the
members of the consistory to resign.
Tacoma, Wash. Nov. 16-The Northern
Paelfc steamship Sikh has arrived from
cnleHy SILK and tea. Three days out the
SKI encountered terrific gales which fol-
lowed her almost into the straits of
Fpcd. The steamers bridge aft was en-
tirely washed away as was also the
buikAead in the room of the second as
sistant engineer.
Springfield. o., Nov. 16.-Thomas Tag
gard, of Indianapolis chairman of the
Democratic state central committee.
states today that Benjamin Harrison IN
questionably would be the candidate for
, nomination as president. He added il
was Harrison against the field.
Boston. Nov. 16.-Robert c. Winthrop
died mere tonight at 1870 o'clock. He had
been i'll for a long time. and the end was
not unexpected. Mr. Winthrop was one OF
Massachusetts, most noted men, CHASING
high as statesman and orator.
Chicago, Nov. 16.-Lucky Baldwin has
fled a bill in the circuit court to prevent
the enforcement of a judgment of 49, As
recovered against him by John w. Nc
C1elland in which sarnishment proceed
ings have been taken against the WaSn1
inSton Park club. Baldwin claims IT Is,
illegal because no notice was served on
him. McClelland is race horse trainer
and was at one time In the employ -
Baldwin. The suit was brought for s.
airy for services and reimbursement icy
money paid out for the horse owner.
Buffalo, Nov. 16.-W. II. Penny rode a
mile straight-away. paced by quad IN
/ As over the same course Where Johnson
beat Salvator's time
Hopkinsville, KY, Nov. 1.-THE forests
around Worthwhile, a station east OF TINS
city, are on fire. A large force OF men
have been at work fighting back the
flames and trying TO suppress them
without success. The large tracts of tim
Der in the northern portion Of this coun-
tv are on fire also, and as there IS ittle
water convenient for use. the loss IN
fencing and barns will be immense.
Boston. Nov n-Francis Peabody was
nominated Democratic candidate for
MAYOR of this city tonight
Galveston, Tex: Noy Is 161lH !. on
News, died this morning. He was 81
years old, the Oldest American editor IN
active service.
Chicago. Nov. 16.-President Debs and
Secretary Keliher of the American Ran
way Union. sppeared before Judge Gross
cup. of the United States district court:
today, to plead to the indictments asaln,sISt
them for conspiracy in connection Win
the great railway strike. Owing TO tne
absence of Judge Wood the, case was
continued to December 4th, when the ar
e-I1ments of the defense to quash the m
dictments will be heard Should the mo
tion to ouash the indictments be over
rnIed. one of the defendants. proo2oly
Debs' will be selected for trial on ia
uary 9th.