The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-22
DOM ES TIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave

Boston, Nov. 21.--The c., B. & O. has
declared quarterly dividend of l per
cent.
St. Joseph. Mo-, Nov IA confagra-
ton wiped out a large part of the bust
ness. center of Savannah fourteen miles
northeast of here, today. Eleven build
ings on the north side of the square
escaped from the sleeping rooms. The
loss is $4,000, with little Insurance
Pierre, S. D.. Nov Ex-Governor
Wise, who played a prominent part in
gaming and sporting circles in the early
days, is dead. He was known in nearly
every state in the west. Wise was an
old soldier and member of the Thir-
tenth Massachusetts, infantry.
Chicago, Nov. 21.-The Greek waiter
Earalosy, whom State Senator OMalley
shot on election night failed to prose
cute today, and the case was dismissed.
= Detroit, Nov. 21.-The Canadian cruiser
I arrived at Windsor today with
102 American fishing nets aboard. Cap
tain Dunn said he made the seizures en-
tirely in Canadian waters, going over
the ground carefully with the aid of an
American tugs lifting nets in Canadian
waters. At the sight of the Petrol they
dropped everything.
Boston, Nov. 21.-Charles F. Atkinson,
theatrical manager and lessee of the
ton of insolvency.
Annapolis. Md, Nov. 21.-Captain Phil
lip Z. Cooper, the new superintendent OF
the United States Naval academy, is
sued an order which was read to the
battalion of cadets last night condemn
ing hazing and announcing that in the
future executive clemency will not be
exercised in behalf of those, dismissed
for this offense. Acting on the assump-
ton that each student will tell the
truth, the signing of conduct reports
certifying. to having told the truth will
be discontinued in the future.
Asheville, n. c., Nov. H.-Mss Mary
L. Stevenson, daughter of the vice-presi-
dent, who has peen confined to her room
with an attack Of pneumonia is nc iietter
today. Hope of her ultimate recovery
has been about given up
Chicago, Nov. 21.-Judge Payne, of the
superior court, has entered an order
against the Midland company. which gas
the creation of Banker Daniel Fl. TAI
man of this city, which destroys the cor
porate life of the concern in Illinois.
The court also imposed nominal me
on the concern for conducting an Illegal
business. The states attorney, VINO pc
gan quo warranto proceedings againt IL,
declared 1t had been in the business or
guaranteeing commercial paper to the
face value of $2000,000. The persons ana
paper had been guaranteed were. those
whom Talman could induce to become
stockholders in the Midland company,
the paper guaranteed having been dis
bank, also controlled by Talman. The
consideration upon which the paper was
discounted by the company, 1t was
charged, was L per centage on the race
that the business done by the company
was not authorized by its character.
Denver, Colo, Nov. 21.-The gambling
houses, which have been closed for some
time, opened up tonight. Faro, roulette
and other games went on without the
interference of the authorities
ST Johns, N F., Nov. 21.-The steamers
Corean and Cape Breton have not yet
arrived. The former is overdue fourier e.,
is from Montreal, was driven off the
coast night before last.
Denver, Colo, Nov. A.-Dr Rudolph
F. Price. who is out on $1,000 bonds
criminal operation on. Miss Ida Hume
Jeffreys. disappeared from the city to-
night. jumping his bonds.
Duluth, Mimi, Nov. A..-George 4.
Elder, formerly manager of the Amer
raigned today in the district court on
four Indictments for grand larceny in
the first degree. The amount claimed to
9eea IS He eh waved the
reading of the indictments, and will
plead not guilty tomorrow. Elder is not
alarmed, and claims if anything is
he and expects them to stand their
share of the responsibility.
scherpe, president of the Enterprise
years president of the extensive iron
firm OF Scherpe & Kokon, committed
suicide this forenoon at the Office of the
works in the southwestern part of the
city. Dependency over recent domestic
troubles is supposed to have been the
cause of the act.
= San Jose, Cal, Nov. 21.-The j. NJ.
Dawson cannery and the Fisher Can
ming company were burned today. Total
loss, S15O,0OQ; insurance, $4,000. Fire
started in the rosin room of the canning
company.
New York. Nov. 21-The general inter
est in the bond issue, and the possible
purchasers, started a number of rumors
today that gold was at a premium al
ready, and that there was no knowing
where it would go to. In fact, Mes
slange, Colgate & Co, dealers in money,
did sell an order of $4,000 in gold, at y
of l per cent advance but they did not
consider this worth calling premium.
Other dealers in money said inquiries
had been made for gold by several Gus
toners but no prices had been quoted.
They declared, however, they were will
amount at Y of l per cent.
New York, Nov. 22.-2:30 a. m.-Fire
broke out early this morning on the
Mallory line steamer Alamo, which ar
rived from Galveston yesterday laden
with cotton and tobacco. The damage
at present cannot be estimated.