The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-17
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions o.
the Land Over Which the Stars
md Stripes Wave.

| Sulphur, Ky, Oct. ia fire today de-
stroyed part of the town, destroying the
licences and the Louisville & Nashville
depot filled with merchandise The loss
is estimated at $4,000
Chicago, Oct. 16.-1Irs. Let's Swartz
| died last night, aged 104 years She was
born in the province of Boone, Prussia,
on the borders of Holland in 1883 She
witnessed the advance of Napoleon s
army.
Ashland, O., Oct, 16.-Yesterday Byron
robber went to Jeromeville, where Mar
shall Isaac Heffelfinger tried to arrest
him in the barn. The robber shot the
marshal in the right breast. He will die.
The murderer will probably be run down
| before night.
Carey, o., Oct. 1.-THE boiler of Harry
Waters planning mill exploded this morn
ing, tearing half the building into frag-
ments and fatally iniuring the engineer,
Solomon Sterling. Jack Green, laborer,
| had his left leg torn off and may die.
Tom Hart was blown out of a second
story window, but escaped injury.
| Minneapolis, Oct. 16.-Mrs Bette l..
A. Irwin Harrison, the oldest brother of
| ex-President Harrison died today as the
result of surgical operation. She was
the daughter of William Sheets of In
| dianapolis.
Newburn, Tenn, Oct. ia freight
train on. the Chesapeake, Ohio & South
ern road going east was wrecked two
miles west of Newburn at 1 o'clock this
morning. Engineer McCaine and Fire
man Kilcoyne and Brakeman Cole were
dangerously injured The train was de-
liberately wrecked by unknown fiends
who placed a tie on the trestle.
Greenville, ILL.,, Oct. 16.-In the Free
Methodist conference in session here,
after long debate, it has been voted
365 to 65, TO oppose the ordination of wo-
men as ministers. All the bishops OPP
posed ordination, Bishop Hogg making an
especially strong argument in opposition
Philadelphia, Oct. 16.-Nov. 10 has been
! fixed as the date for the big football
match between the University of Penn
syivania and Princeton. The question of
the selection of grounds has not been
settled. The game will be played either
in Trenton, Princeton or Philadelphia
New York, Oct, 16.-Miss Harriet Mon
roe of Chicafx. author of the Columbian
circuit court before. Judge Shipman today
where the suit for damages against the
New York World is being tried. She
wants damages for the publication of an
alleged incorrect version of her poem
without her authority and in violation
of the copyright. Miss Monroe read the
poem aloud to the jury with much dra-
matte effect. She is pretty young wo-
blue serge suit The trial will continue
, for several days.
Washington, Oct 1.-THE attention of
Attorney General Olney was today called
to statement in telegram from Vim
ton, Ia, that United States Attorney
Sells has been Instructed to cancel his
campaign engagements. Olney said Sells
had written him on the subject of taking
active part in the campaign, and the fol-
lowing letter had been sent him: ut is
contrary to the rule of this department
uniformly laid down in every case in
which applicat ton has been made-that
district attorneys should participate ac-
lively in political campaign work. Sub
stantially the same replies have been
sent to district attorneys in all sections
of the country, who have made inquiry.
Chatham, Mass, Oct 16.-An unknown
two-masted schooner became disabled off
the shoals this afternoon and when last
seen was drifting seward. During a
southerly gale tbs afternoon the schoon-
er Ellen Morrison, of Bangor was driven
ashore. The crew were saved by life saw
ers. The schooner will doubtless go to
pieces.
ia III, Oct. 1.-THE Whisky trust
today reduced prices on alcohol 2 cents
Per gallon, nearly equivalent to cents
per wine gallon. This is regarded as the
beginning of a war in prices between the
trust and it's competitors, which will
eclipse any previous war, and that goods
will be sold regardless of cost to manu-
fa