The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-09
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Nevsy Notes from All Portions OF
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Pittsburg, Aug. 8.--Paul Jones, who
started from Boston February L, with {
paper suit to go around the world anc
earn $1,000 is stopping at one of the besi
hotels her. He already acquired a secre-
| faIy and has several schemes for aceumu-
iating money on his trip.
New York. Aug. S.-Rev. j. Knapp
pastor of the Mcdonald street Baptist
church of this city, died at his summer
home at Mystic, Conn.,, today. He was
| sc years old.
Atlantic, n. J., Aug. S.-Carl Browns
| contingent of Coxey's army arr yed at
Atlantic City just after day break today
and went into camp in the vicinity of the
old Excursion house near the beach.
Port Huron, Mich, Aug. S.-A telegram
from Captain Cox announced the burning
of the steamer Roanoke of the Port Huron
Superior, last night. The crew escaped in
boats and are now at Washburn. The
Roanoke was a wooden vessel valued al
$50, coo, insured for $4,000
Baltimore Aug. S-The schooner which
| coilided with the steamer GILMORE Mon
day night proves to be the George z.
Davenport, from Bangor, Maine. She sus-
tanned no damage.
New York that the Burlington mas pur-
chased the Mississippi Rive- & Bonnie Terre
read and contemplated certain extensions
is denied here.
found on the farm of j. S. Perkins, near
Turner, Clinton county, has been asSayed
and found to contain $3.50 worth of gold
to the ton.
ers at Glen Campbell have called the
| strike off and the men will return 70 work
at the rates offered by the company.
ST. Louis, Aug. S.+W R. ,Corby, of
O'Fallon, the trap-shot champion Of south
ern Illinois, has accepted Dr.. Caryer's
| challenge for a match and articles have
been signed for three events to be shot
in St. Louis between September 20 and %.
hi 11e-
| stakes are $500 a side in each match A
total of $500 a side.
Marysville, Mo-, Aug S.-The Republi-
cans of the Fourth district nominated G.
Q. CroWther, of st. Joseph, for Congress
by reclamation.
Tulsa, I. T., Aug. S.-The Shawnee war
darce, which has been running for the
past five days, eleven miles north Of here,
Frank Sennit, a prominent business man
of Sennit, o. T., and Leon Kennedy, of
Oolagah, Cherokee nation. began quar-
reling over jug of whisky which Sennit
had broken by shooting into it. Both be
gan firing their Winchesters at each other
and both are dead.
/ York. Neb., Aug. S.-Judge w. L. Stark
Of Aurora, was nominated for Congress
by the Poulists of the Fourth district to-
day.
Mosca, Col, Aug. S-A most surprising
strike of free milling gold ore has been
made in the Annie lode. fifteen miles
CcioC VI mere, ny lIe uIlSI bIOS Assay >
have been made with the astonishing re-
suits. of $4,000. per ton. The gold is
found in a honeycomb quartz easily
worked. Much of it is visible to the
naked eye.
Trinidad, Col, Aug. S-Trouble has
again broke out at the Aguilar mines of
the United Coal company. This morning
the miners walked out, refusing to do
any more work unless they were paid an
advance of cents per ton. They have
been getting go cents for screened COAL
which price, the men claim, is not equal
to that paid at other minues in this re-
gion.
Philadelphia, Aug. S.-Queen & Co., IN
corporated, one of the oldest firms of
opticians in the city, has made an as
signment for the benefit of creditors. The
company had a capital of 100000.
New York Aug. S.-Lizzie McDermott
was charged today in the Jefferson Mar
ket police court with being concerned IN
the theft of $4,000 or $4,000 worth of
stamps, from the Scott Stamp and Coin
company. The girl was an employee of
the company. She will be held for trial.