The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-10
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions q
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Denver, Nov. Ex-Governor Waite today
denied that he will remove to Illinois.
Springfield, Ill., Nov. .9.-In an interview
today Governor Altgeld said the Demo
cratic defeat was due to the widespread
tration.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-The fears for the
SAFETY a,y OF the United States revenue cutter
was learned she was safe in shelter at
sturgeon Bay. Anxiety for other lake
crafts was felt, however, owing to the
nerce storm raging.
Huntington, Ind, Nov. 9-Fiftv mounds
OF dynamite exploded at Z this morning
tract John Hartman and Norton Keifer
We're, killed and John Flynn fatally in
Jured. Residences were badly wrecked
The damage amounts to many thousands
Eleven men were warming dynamite
when it exploded.
Tacoma, Wash. Nov. 9.-News from
Alaska says that A. Hayward and c. D.
Lane of San Francisco have purchased
ttwenttyI-one of the richest quartz claims in
of Juneau states. it to be the biggest min
ing deal in the history of that country.
Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. skid Thompson
and man named Hopper were brought
IN from Reno mountains under guard
| The former is. supposed to be a Roscoe
! train robber and the latter is probably
the same. He made a determined fight
to avoid arrest. The arrest was made by
cowboys
Valparaiso, Nov. 9.-There is intense ex-
element at Santiago. The president of
! the senate is under surveillance as it is
thought he is implicated in the riots.
The troops are under arms, fearing an
outbreak.
Manistique Mich, Nov. 9.-The schooner
p. B. Maxwell is reported disabled and
drifting ashore near Manistique. Grave
fears are entertained for the safety of the
crew.
Pittsburg, Nov. 9-Attorney Goehring,
retained by the chamber of commerce, is
preparing bill in equity to be filed
against the discretionary pools of George
M. Irwin & Co.. on behalf of the in
vestors.
Dallas, Tex, Nov. AT Taylor yester-
mile track in 2:O9 breaking the pacing
record one and quarter seconds.
Washington, Nov civilian E. Rus
sell, of Massachusetts. was today appoint
| ed by the president a member of the
board of Indian commissioners.
Washington, No. 9.-In several of the
departments a question has arisen as to
when the recent order of the president eX-
tending the civil service rules went into
effect and it has been definitely decided
that the day it was signed it operated as
law.
South McAlister, ]; T., Nov. 9..asenators
men McRae and Little and ti0s Several noted e,s
people from the same state. arrived this
evening and are guests of the city. They
VIII De joined tonight Dy Governor wren
| frew and party from Oklahoma. A grand
banquet will be spread tomorrow evening
in honor of the distinguished visitors
The object Of the, visit is to inquire into
the advisability of adopting statehood for
| the Indian Territory.
New Orleans Nov. "a number of del
egates to the national Knights of Labor
convention, which meets in this city next
Tuesday, have arrived, including Grand
Master Workman Sovereign, Secretary
Hayes end T. B. Mcclure. An executive
| meeting is now being held. In response
to questions Mr.. Sovereign said there
was nothing of Importance to tell at this
time as he hardly knew what matters
are likely to come up before the conven-
ton.
Benton Harbor, Mich, Nov. 9.--Ar
earthquake shock was experienced here
this morning. The vibrations were dis
tinctly noticeable for two or three Sec
onds. No damage resulted.
Pittsburg.- Nov. 9.-Attorney Goehring
| filed his bill in equity against George NJ
Irwin & Co., discretionary pool operators
asking for receiver today. Judge Ewing
| thought the court had not jurisdiction as
Irwin had left. He took the papers, how.
dissolution of the problem.
We're held today over the body of Frank
w. H Bellew, the caricaturist whose
work was done under the signature Of
| Chip" The services were conducted a.
the late home of the artist by the Rev
! DR.. Bridgenian. The interment will be iI
| Woodlawn.
New York, Nov. 9.-At meeting of the
organization known as the Committee OF
| Seventy, 1t was unanimously decided tc
make the organization permanent
Americans are growing more athletic