The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-27
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Ncwsy Notes From All Portions
the Lard Over Which the staes
and Stripes Wave.


shimokin. Pa. Nov. 26-The fire that
has been raging siXty-two hours in No.
10 vein on the Nelson shaft is under con-
troll and will be eXtinguished in few
hours.
Portland. Or. Nov. 26.-Maior O. O.
where he will spend the winter. the guest
of his daughter. the wife of Captain
Gray.
Denver, Colo. Nov. 26.-0Iiss Mary Pat
terson, the oldest daughter of Thomas
She possessed marked literary ability AND
was favorite in society. &
Anderson, Ind, Nov. 26.-Joseph MeslerN
and Joseph Reed engaged in a fight last
night. Mesler got hold of Reeds right
pulp. He also cut Reeds head open
Reed was taken to the hospital and is
now in precarious condition.
Wabash. Ind, Nov. 26.-Mrs- Jessie
Richards, a Miami Indian, daughter of
Wa-Ca-Coe-Nah, one of the most con-
night in miserable howell on the Indian
reservation in the southern part of this
county, near Somerset. She was the last
surviving member of the Wa-Ca-COe-Nah
family, which was influential in the Mi
ami tribe back in the seventies.
Wabash Ind, Nov. 26.-Miss Alice Sic
gel, teacher in the WaUsen, o.. public
schools. and a. Rihbany. a Syrian from
| at college in North Manchester, this
county. were married last night. Miss
SieSel met Rihbany, who was formerly
editor of an Arabic paper, the Star, in
| New York a year ago, she being an en-
] ergetic worker in the Methodist mission
/ field. Rihbany renowned the Mohamme-
dan faith, proposed marriage and was &c,
cepted. Next year, when he had finished
| his education, he and his bride Will go
| 20 Syria.
Washington. Nov. 25.-The comptrorer
| of the treasury has authorized the Far
mers and Merchants National bank of
Eldorado, Kan, capital $4,000. to begin
business.
Denver, Nov. 26.-Manager Henderson.
of the American Extravaganza company,
| was serenaded this evening and made an
honorary member of the Musicians
union. During Mr.. Henderson's last trip
to Denver he would not allow Sinbad'
to go with non-union band OF musi-
clans.
Boston, Nov. 26.-Peter Makers chal-
| lenge to Bob FitZsimmons has received
| a prompt answer from the Australian;
! He said that he will take on Maner anu
forfeit all of the purse money if he does
not defeat him in six rounds
/ New York. Nov 26.-At the sub-treas1
| ury today $l0,000,0C0 in gold was received
of which $9,O00,0O0 was on account of the
! bank of British North America. The
| 81, OO0, 600 was sent to the bank from Lon
don.
Waco. Tex. Nov. 26.-F. Hathaway,
manager at Denison, and William Price
| manager at Dallas, of the Waters, Pierce
| Oil company were brought here under
arrest today under the indictments re-
| Gently found against Standard Oil conf
antitrust laws. Both men gave bonds
| for $3.50 each and were released.
| New Orleans, Nov. 26.-At a meeting
| tonight at the chamber of commerce the
| commercial bodies, bankers, brokers and
merchants decided to present the claims
| for the bounty on the crop of sugar of
! 1894 and 1895. 1t was the unanimous SEN
| timent of the meeting that the bounty
was a just. legal and moral obligation So
| far as this years crop was concerned,
and should be paid.
| Cleveland, o., Nov. 26.-Gus Wilson. the
well known horse trainer and driver, is
! insane and will be sent to the northern
Ohio asylum.
| Baltimore, Nov. 26.-Commercia1 and
| financial organizations met at the corn
and flour exchange today, and authorized
| the chairman to appoint committee OF
| five for the purpose of cOnterrlnS VIII.
kindred associations throughout the Uniioo,,5
/ with a view to taking concerted acSSS1
in behalf of the early construction OF thy
| Nicaraguan canal. Congress is TO ~
petitioned to no longer delay eXtend1nk
| The proper government aid Tor this Sreay
enterprise.
Albany. n. Y. Nov 26.-District Attor-
ney Fellows with his counsel Mr. Nc
Curdy, are here to present to Governor
| Flower in person, his answer to charges
preferred against him. it is understood
| from an authoritative source that Colonel
| Fellows will deny any delay because 1t
was necess airy to gather evidence.
wrestling match here tonight between
Evan Lewis and T. n. ComstocN was wit
messed by about 1900 people. 1t was for
$500 a side-two points down. Lewis won
the first fall in ten minutes and the Sec
ond in eighteen. In the third bout Com
stock used the strange hold and Won in
four minutes. Lewis won the fourth fail
and the match in less than two minutes.