The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-02
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.


the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.
Chicago. Aug. 1-Assistant Adjutant
Boyle, of the Illinois National Guard
said this afternoon that he had been in
formed on President Debs' authority that
declared off tomorrow. Adjutant Boyle
added that all troops would be withdrawn
tomorrow night.
La Veta, Col, Aug. 1.-The people of
this place and vicinity are greatly. ex-
cited over a rich strike that has been
made on Silver Mountain. The ore as
says over 500 in gold to the ton and
everything. indicates that the ore will
become richer as progress IS made. Many
people are preparing to go to the locality
Denver, Col, Aug. david NJ. Orr, an
Sarchitect who designed and erected many
large business blocks in this city, COM
mitted suicide today by shooting himself
posed to be the cause of the act.
New York, Aug. 1.-James ]. Corbett
reached here today on the Majestic, with
his wife, father and mother and trainer,
Billy Delaney and Jimmie McVey.
him.
Omaha, Aug. 1.-The 500 men employed
in the packing houses at South Omaha
Joined the butchers strike today. All
houses were affected and only few cat
tie and hogs were killed.
Pittsburg, Aug. Upon investigation
it is found that the report sent out yes
terday of bloody riot at Yale, proves to
be canard.
Muskegon, Mich, Aug. 1.-The village
of Morland, a few miles from this city,
is greatly excited over the discovery of
natural gas, which flows with high pres
sure from a well 1l5 feet deep and blaZeS
to a great height when ignited. A COM
pany to utilize the discovery has been or
ganized.
Masillon, O., Aug. 1.-Coxey has ap-
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rations to the commonwealers at Wash
ington, until food from the west, detained
by the strike, can reach them.
New York, Aug. 1.-The White Star
steamer Majestic from Liverpool ran
down the fishing schooner Antelope on
Monday off Newfoundland banks in a
dense fog. The life boats were instantly
lowered and seven out of eight men on
board the schooner were saved.
Anderson, Ind, Aug. LIN making her
first balloon ascension in this city this
evening, Tillie Saborn, of Richmond, fell
from the parachute, which did not work,
and was dashed to death on the river
bank.
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 1-SeveraI hundred
more butchers quit the packing houses
this afternoon, making the number in
volved 1900. The situation is serious as
all the plants must soon close and cut
off Omaha's meat supply.
Washington, Aug. 1.-The cash balance
in the treasury today was Sis, 065, 1852, of
which $54,975, 607 was gold reserve. En-
gagements today for export amount to
81, $3.50, 900.
Florence, Colo, Aug. 1.-The coal min
ers strike which has been on in this
county since April %, is at an end. To-
day In mass meeting it was voted to
against going to work. This action affects
mines in Colorado, New Mexico and Wy
oming.
Chicago, Aug. LIN a jealous rage,
Harry X. Huitscon. 1928 Vermont avenue,
today, then, Selling another weapon, he
shot himself. The woman will probably
die. TIE husband is fatally wounded.
Chicago. Aug. 1-Vice-President Wickes,
of the Pullman company, announced to-
day the works would De started tomor-
row.
Chicago, Aug. IA decree of divorce
has been entered by Judge Mcconnell n
favor of Clara Park against Richard
Park, the sculptor who modelled the Ada
Rehan silver statue. The wife charged
that Park, whom she married at Grand
Haven, deserted her abroad
| Chicago, Aug. 1.-George Hankins, a
prominent turfman and owner of the Har-
! lem track, has offered all his race horses
for sale. Hankins says he does not con
slider it good turf ethics for a track owner
to race horses.
Washington, Aug. Judge. Joseph
Holt, judge advocate general of the army
who at one time acted as secretary of war
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death was due indirectly to a fall a few
I days ago.
| Chicago, Aug. II will never again
be connected with any strike organfza-
U. today This strike has developed the
| fact that the sentiment of the people in
| this country is against strikes and that
the, government stands ready to put down
such movements at the point of the bayo-
net. / shall hereafter advise all working
men to seek redress by the ballot
Dodge City, Kan, Aug. 1.-Adolphus
Click, mayor OF this city, was placed un-
term of the district court to answer al
allegations for failing to notify The county
attorney of violations of the prohibitory
law. This action is similar to case
tried here three years ago which termin-
ated in the conviction Of the same officer
Omaha, Aug. 1-Congressman W. j
Bryan will shortly assume editorial con.
troll of the Omaha Daily World-Herald
| The paper will advocate the free and un-
| limited coinage of silver and oppose the
Cleveland Democrats in the coming cam
editorial duties upon the adjournment Of
Congress in furtherance of his candidacy
for the United States Senate.
Caddo, I. r., Aug. 1.-Nothing will likely
which were held throughout the Choctaw
nation today until tomorrow. The candi
dates for principal chief are Jefferson
Gardner and Jacob Jackson. Jackson
while Gardner is a Conservative, being
allied closely with neither party. Wha1
| threatened to be serious row occurred
this evening when ten Choctaws engaged
| in a fight. Marshals interfered and pre-
vented any further damage than few
ugly wounds.
Washington. Aug. Reconsideration. Of
the Willian1s-Settle, North Carolina cleo
ton contest has been postponed until Mon
day.
Independence, Nc, aug THE The. dr.!
closed by assignment this evening. Lila
bilities are 100000, assets about the. same
The failure carries with it three brancl
stores, one each in Sloan Springs, Ark.
Darlington, 0. T, and Fort Worth, Tex
DIR. Mott was furnishing supplies TO tn
Indians for the government and says tn
hardness of appropriations forced him t
make the assignment Attorney j. 6
Paxton is assignee.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Aug. Lightning
struck the Lincoln institute at o'clocl
this morning and the building is nov
burning, threatened with total destruction
1t is situated two miles from the city an
is inaccessible to water.
Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 1.-THE arres
of j. R. Brennan on train from pan
vile last night may prove important
Brennan is known to have mixed III
with the strikers at that place. He quar-
relied with Engineer Byrnes, who wa
mysteriously murdered last Saturday, an
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