The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-31
DOMESTIC DOTS
Neyysy Notes From Ale Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

rived in the city from Terre Haute to-
night and was met at the depot by the
| labor organizations and citizens of the
county to the number of LOCO or more
He was Justify cheered by the labor
unions. At the Hendricks hotel Mr.
Debs was given big ovation by the
| assembled crowd. He spoke to a large
crowd tonight.
Washington, July Ex-senator White.
from the committee on commerce, today
reported favorably the House bill author
| izing the construction of revenue cut
ter, for the harbor at San Francisco, to
cost not to exceed $4,000
Washington, July 30-The cash balance
in the treasury today was SIPS, SIC, 694, of
which ,212 is gold reserve. 100000
in gold was today engaged for export,
leaving the true amount of reserve $685.
Sl6212.
Dallas, Tex, July SO.-Mayo college,
the leading educa tional institution of
north Texas, in Delta county, was des-
| stroyed by fire at 9 a. IN. Loss $4,000.
Washington, July 30-The bill to eX-
empt from duty the goods of foreign ex-
hibitors at the interstate fair at Tacoma,
Wash, was favorably reported to the
House today.
Washington. July 9O.-The Senate today
passed the House bill exempting those
who have entered public land under the
desert land law from making the annual
improvements required by law, and eX-
| tending the period within which final
proof can be made to five years.
ty owners on Grand boulevard, have been
sent to Washington by General Miles.
| Fifty thousand dollars is the aggregate
amount asked by the owners of the prop
| illery cassion July Is. The board of Off
GERS appointed by General Miles, 1t is
said, has recommended the payment of
nearly all the claims in full
San Francisco, July 30.-Custom house
inspectors sliced seventy-ive cans of
| opium on the coasting steamer City of
Puebla last night. No arrests were made.
Brooklyn, July 30.-Jack McAuliffe, the
| prize fighter, was married this morning
| to Catherine Row, known on the stage as
! Pearl Inman.
| Omaha, July S0-AIl the butchers in the
! Swift, Hammond, Cudahy and Omaha es-
! adjustments struck for an increase of
| wages today. About 300 men are affected.
Chicago, July SO.-Mayor Hopkins said
today that unless he was informed before
| night whether the Pullman company in
| tends to start its works this week, the
| troops IN Pullman will be removed within
| twenty-four hours.
Washington. July Ex-senator Squire
! has presented a memorial to Congress
| for national park surrounding the cele-
| brated Mt. Rainier, near Puget Sound.
Eminent scientists have given their cor
| dial endorsement.
New York, July 3O-A small yacht car
rying six persons capsized yesterday In
| the Hudson river opposite Hastings,
during a thunder storm George Olipher,
Henry Hebelin and Jacob Schmidt, young
men, were drowned.
Detroit, Mich. July 3O-The whaleback
steamer Pathfinder ran down a small
| schooner, thought to be the Glad Tidings,
on the Detroit river yesterday. 1t is be-
| lieved the crew of four on the wrecked
boat were drowned.
Chicago, July 3O.-Two thousand five
hundred men went to work at the Illinois
Steel company's plant today. One thous-
and more will be employed soon.
Tarrytown, n: Y, July 90.-Thomas
Pickett, his son Edward, and James Mar
| the Hudson. As they did not return, it
is supposed that during the squall they
| were drowned.
New Market Junction, n. H, July 80
great bay last evening, a small boat con-
| tanning William Byrne and Michael Car
roll was capsized and both were drowned.
Another boat capsized and its occupants,
names unknown, were also drowned.
Chicago, July 3O-Roke Karoso and
Mathel Pateio, Italians, quarreled last
night in front of IS West Erie street, over
a growler of beer. AS d result Pateio lies
| in the hospital in a critical condition with
a. knife wound in the abdomen, and Kar-
oso is held at the police station to await
| the result of his wounds.
| Burlington, Ia, July 50-The worst rain
and wind storm experienced here for some
time visited Burlington last evening. The
rain fell in torrents and the wind swept
roofing shade trees and overturning some
| buildings The roofs of se@eral dwellings
were partially demolished.
Nakusp, B. c., July 3O-A terrific wind
storm swept over Arrow lake yesterday.
The steamer Ilhcilliwaet, laying in Ma
kusp harbor, was broken in two. The
steamer Lytton, unloading railroad iron
here, was driven ashore and damaged to
| the extent Of $1,000.
Chattanooga, Tenn, July 30.-Last night
unknown persons wrecked a fast mail
and express train on the AlabamEa Great eat
switch was opened and the engine, eX-
press and mail cars were thrown down an
embankment. The passenger coaches
Express Messenger Stewart and coloreo
porter were seriously injured.
Washington. July 30.-General Arm
strong, assistant commissioner OF Indian
affairs, has commenced a general investi
cation of the Indian reservations. The
annual tour of inspection of the Union anC
Central Pacific railroads by Commissioners
of Railroads Wade Hampton will be begun
August 10th.
Tacoma, Wash, July S0.-Harry n
Clement the fireman injured in Saturday
mornings wreck at South Prairie, dice
at a little before midnight last night
The unknown man killed was ascertainec
late last night to be William w. Witten
whose pbarents liye at Sp4r;l I ;15a Mo
The remains are in the ccroners charge
Paducah, KY, July 90.-This morning
labout l O'Clock, a very .perceptible
Earthquake shock was felt in this vicin-
lily. This is one of many that have beer
lfelt in this neighborhood recently.
st. Paul, July 30-The Great North.
fern Railway company has officially an
Inounced the appointment of Charles H
Warren to be general manager, vice G.
w Case, and r. I. Harrington, comp,
troler, vice c. H. Warren. 1t is re-
ported that numerous other changes in
the general officers will follow.
ALBION. Mich, July 3O.-Hon. julius c
ated for Congress for the Seventh district
Moberly, Mo, July SO.-Charles B
| Clarke the Wabash brakeman, who, dur
ing the recent strike shot and killed Ale,
McCammburg, a striker who was inter
| fering with him, has been acquitted aftel
a weeks trial
Hammond, Ind. July 30.-The last of tn,
: militia left the city today.
Pittsburg. July 30.-After a deadlock O
! two months the conferees Of the Twenty
fourth Republican congressional distric
: tcnight unanimously nominated e. (
Acheson OF Washington county for Con
gress.
Plymouth, n. j., July SO-Half doze1
buildings destroyed, several hundred meI
! thrown out of work and a loss of owe
$780, 600 are the results of a fire at Liver
more Falls today.
PARTY UNITY FIRST.