The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-04
DOMESTIC DOTS
NewhS Notes from All Portions Oh
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

view oIE, Nov S.-Erederick Lovetoy,
company, died today.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-United States Com
missioner 2. O.. Hoyne, one of the best
known and best respected citizens of
| Chicago, died today.
washington. Nov. S.-,Secretary Carlisle
mas Just rendered a decision directing
that the case against Howard, Mr. Nor
TONS coachman, be dismissed
Calumet Mich, Nov. S.-There are three
lncnes OF snow over the entire upper
peninsula of Michigan The thermome-
ter stands al 10 degrees below the freez-
ing point.
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. s-The state
BAPTIST convention at Lone Oak last
| night unanimously adopted a resolution
Roman Catholic church over Congress
and the federal government and de-
nouncing all legislation giving federal
or other sectarian schools.
! Washington, Nov. 3.-The president yes
terday signed several orders of great i'm
portance in connection with the civil SER
Vlce reform movement, making important
offices not heretofore classified, and re-
Vising the existing classiflcations in the
branches already classified so as to
bring with 1t classification of many
places heretofore excluded.
New York, Nov. 3.-Count Won Bis.
marck, cousin of the great German
statesman, is a guest OF the Victoria no.
tel Concerning the political effect the
death of the car would have in Europe
! the count said he had nothing to say
He said he visited Alaska and was much
impressed with the mining operations
that he saw there. He thought the
the more he saw Of it the better he liked
It Before he goes home he Will visit
Cuba and the Bahamas.
New York, Nov. 5.-Reserve, decrease
lr,v1 IEn
decrease, Sl71,00; legal tenders, decrease,
S2S7, 200; deposits, increase, $500. 100: circr-
lation, decrease, $101, 300. The banks now
hold S63. 204,275 in excess of the require
ments.
Binghamton. N. Y, Nov 3.-Fully 5000
people crowded the opera house here this
evening TO hear Chauncey VI. DepeW
speak on the issues of the campaign.
/ Boston, Mass, Nov. 3-The biggest
and last rally of the Republican cam.
paign was held tonight. Eight thousand
people listened to rousing speeches by
Governor Greenhalge, Lieutenant Cover
nor Wolcott and Hon. George f. Hoar.
Minneapolis, Nov 3-Bishop NicoIai
the head of the intel States and Alas
ka Greek Russian church. arrived here
today from San Francisco. He did moi
learn of the death OF Alexander III unit
a telegram was delivered him here. To
night he said requiem for the repost
! of the soul Of the late emperor and to
morrow will celebrate a pontificial mas!
Tor the new car. he VIII then go dlrec
to Washington to celebrate mass an(
take the oath of allegiance to the reign
ing car.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-The western agents O
the Standard Oil company closed thei
conference today Nothing but offic
methods were discussed at the meeting.
Buffalo, Nov. 3.-For over two hours to
night Bourke Cochran spoke to an au
dience Of 1000 people at Music hall.
Cleveland, Nov. 3.-George McKinle,
closed the campaign in this city tonigh
with speech at Saengerfest hail. whicl
was crowded to the doors.
st. Louis, Nov 3-Negotiations are il
progress to secure Champion ]. J. Corbet
10 act as master of ceremonies at the in
augural meeting at the Madison Athleti
club of Madison, H., where Tom Trac,
and Danny Needham will fight twenty
rounds next Wednesday evening for
$500 purse.
Troy, n. Y, Nov. 3.-Thomas B. Rec
talked for an hour and q half to at leas
400 people in this city tonight. Mr. Rec
spoke very deliberately thus: "The fac
that you are here in such vehement man
ner and in such large numbers empha
sizes the fact that / am not needed here
but 1t also shows that you are aware o
the Importance of the coming election
(Applause.) This election hinges on NJ
sentiment, but upon the question o
whether we shall live in luxury or Il
want You, perhaps, have become awar
of this thing yourselves. In fact, yol
should have thought it over, becaus
many of YOU have had nothing to d
for eighteen months but think it over
! (Arara1anS5 NJ