The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-29

Mrs. Cleveland are expected to visit
Berkshire in September. If they do
tney VIII come to the quiet country town
OF birmingham, which is fifteen miles
from Lennox and six or seven miles from
the nearest railroad station.
Rockford. ILL.,, Aug. 2S-William Sea-
forth, a young farmer, made a wager
W. his sister that he could eat more
M bns than she could The offer was
taken up. The man is dead and the
girl cannot recover.
Creston, Ia, Aug. 2S.-Johp NJ. Moore,
OF .Pueblo; was found on door step last
shortly after being removed to a hotel
he died. He had subssted on wheat
and water for four days.
Winchester, KY, Aug. 2S.-At the
standing feud between the Thorps and
Days, prominent families, was wiped out
in blood. One of the Day boys killed
Arthur Thorp, and Will Thorp. the
wounded Day Will Thorp was fatally
shot and another Day boy badly wound
ed.
Duluth, Min, Aug. 2S-Word was re-
celved today from Hlbbing that very ex-
logging and mining operators near
here. Over 100 men arrived from one
place. their camps having been burned
ready to be hauled to the river.
Chicago, Aug. 2S-The Herald says the
distillers never made a serious attempt
to borrow $5,0O0,G00 but the story was
put out to manipulate the market.
Ell Paso, Tex, Aug. 2S.-In the Mexican
Mex, are more than 800 cars of silver
lead ore waiting for the tariff bill to go
into effect before transferring to the
United States. The Mexican. silver
mines running high per cent in lead,
which closed down on account of the
Window ruling, will now be. opened up
again, and it is thought another smelter
will be erected here at an early date.
Norfolk. Neb., Aug 2S.-Republicans of
the Third congressional district today
renominated by reclamation George D.
Meiklejohn.
New Bedford. Mass. Aug. 2s-There
are no new developments in the strike
situation today.
Columbia, S. c., Aug. 2s.-Returns from
all over the state indicate that only
about two-thlrds vote was polled in the
primary election today, the anti-Tillman-
ties generally refusing to vote T1llman
carries every county with the exception
of Charleston, Richard and Sumter. The
election was generally quiet
Jefferson, o., Aug. 2S.-Hon. w. c.
Howell died this afternoon of paralysis
in his SSth year. He was appointed by
Quebec in 1874, where he served four
years, and afterwards five years at
Toronto.
Washington, Aug. 2S.-Unless some
thing unexpected intervenes to prevent
his departure it is the present intention
OF President Cleveland to leave for Gray
Gables early tomorrow morning at 7:2o.
Brooklyn, Aug. 2S.-Judge Barrett, of the
supreme court, today handed down an ina
directors and teachers TO exclude scholars
having been exposed to infectious diseases
Two children had been excluded owing to
the SMALLPOX in their families; and on .ap,
peal the court holds that the principal
had right to expel the children.
New York, Aug. 2S.-After conference
TINS afternt on between Thomas c. Plat
lard Levi P. Morton, Mr. Platt stated Mr.
within a week. When asked whether Mr.
Morton showed any inclination to become
the standard-bearer for his party as candi-
date for governor of the state, Mr.. Plat
replied: Il think he is favorably in
clined.
Washington, Aug. 2S.-Both houses OF
Congress adjourned at p. m. today.
Brookfeld, Mo, Aug. 2S-The Republi-
trict nominated Charles n Lgomis al
Chillicothe today for Congress.
Chicago, Aug. 2S.-Train robbers Girls
void and Lake, who killed Officer Owen
We're positively identified today as the
two men who boarded a Lake Shore
freight train at the Indiana state line al
1920 o'clock August 90, cut the caboose
from the train and at the point of their
reviewers robbed the crew.
Isle of Shoals; N. H., Aug, 2S.-Mrs
Celia Thaxter, the poetess. died suddenly
at her home here last night She was
Portland, Ore, Aug. Pa petition for
a receiver for the washington & Columbia y ID
been filed in the United States court here.
The main line is from Pendfeton, Ore, to
Waila Walla, Wash, and the line with its
branches, comprises about $50 miles OF
road.
London, Aug. 2S.-William Coutt Kepple
the seventh Earl of Albemarie, aged g.
is dead. He was at one time civil Secre-
ltary and superintendent of general In
dian affairs for Canada.
Glasgow, Aug. 2S.-The steamship Islam
seized by the custom authorities here
acting under instructions from the British
government, has been released. The jap
Islam shall not be used for war purposes
Metz, Aug. 2S-Thn authorities have
caused the arrest of Mime. 1sThert: a
a spy.
London. Aug. "A dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai dated August 80
says: 1t is reported that The Chinese
beaten back the japanese army with heavy
loss TO Kaiseng, forty miles north OF
Seoul. The Chinese are still advancing
They are helped everywhere by the Cor
cans.
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. ga meeting. of
TIN and sheet iron manufacturers in this
city next Tuesday for the purpose of ar
ranging new wage scale based on the
altered duties was called today. The re
duction, it is said, will range from 10 TIC
% per cent.
Washington, Aug 2s.-Commissioner Mil,
Ter. of the revenue bureau, has decided
that playing cards used as advertisements
are not exempt from duty under the new
law.
Dover, Del. Aug 2S.-E. B. Tunnel was
nominated for governor and Samuel H
Bancroft ir., for Congress. The platform
endorses the representatives IN congress
and reiterates the Chicago platform
New York, Aug 2S-The. Brooklyn bis
cult works W ere DESTROYED by fire early
this morning. Loss S2000O0.