The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-27
DOTS AND DAsHES.
Newsy Notes Flashed from Far and


Boise, Ida. April 26.-Edward Seymour
was drowned last evening in the Boise
river, ten miles above this place. He fell
from a foot bridge over the stream.
Nashville, Tenn, April 26.-The Cumber-
land Park club tonight notified the press
that the big special race, to have been
run here May L, has been declared off.
Milwaukee, April 26.--Judge jenkins to-
the demurrer to the complaint in the
Chicago and Northern Pacific foreclosure
suit.
Toledo, o., April ga S872s cut was
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad today
This action is caused by the present big
strike among the coal miners.
indianapolis, April 26.-The Republican
The last nominations made were for the
supreme court. T. J. Monks was nonlin-
ated for the Fourth district; ]. H. Jordan
for the First district.
Albany N. Y. April Ex-Governor
Flower has vetoed the annual appropria-
ton bill, because the Republican legisla-
ture refused to strike out the section al
lowing the attorney-general to designate
all counsel eruployed by the state commits
sioners.
Madrid, April 26.-A special sanitary in
spector has been sent to Lisbon by the
Spanish government. He declares the cpl
denlic is true Asiatic cholera. Two hun
dred and twenty-five fresh cases were re-
ported during the tWenty-four hours end
ing last evening.
New York, April 26.-Referee Henry E.
Rowland has reported that Louise Fitz-
simmons is entitled to a divorce from the
pugilist, Bob F'itzsimmons, on the ground
Birdie, at New Orleans, and another
Florence, at Philadelphia.
Toluca, ILL.,, April ga consignment of
guns and cartridges has been received
here by the mining operators. There are
believed to be no less than 200 guns and
1900 or 5,UO0 cartridges. This equipment
was placed in the hands of the deputies
sworn in By the sheriff.
ceiveds here says: Charlie Mitchell and
George Moore have decided to go on the
turf. They have purchased a racing
stable Corbett, has promised Jem Mace
to appear with him in d public exhibition
both in England and Dublin.
Gibraltar, April z6-The steamship Pew
eril has arrived here and reports that the
National line ship Helvetia was abandoned
III a sinking condition off Cape Finisterre
April g.. The Peveril landed here thirty
three of the crew, eight passengers and
Helvetia.
Chicago, April 26.-The grand jury now
in session is endeavoring to unearth
fraud in the special mayoralty election
last fall. 1t is charged by Democrats that
the grand jury is working III the interest
of Republicans with a view to counting
in George Swift the Republican candidate
for mayor
Olympia. Wash, April 26.-out of 1877
plans submitted by architects from al
most every state in the Union for WASH
ington's new state capital building, the
| commission today selected that of Ernest
Flagg, of New York. The building will
| cost S10OO,0O0. Work is to commence at
once.
New York. April 26.-Cyrus w. Field is
dangerously i'll. Ills relatives have been
told that it is extremely improbable that
he will ever leave his bed alive Mr. Field
is 81 years old; His wife is the plucky
| f,,t1~
business in the hope of retrieving her
husbands lost fortunes,
Washington. April 26.-The Senate in
executive session today confirmed the fol-
New York, to be consul at Carthageena,
! Columbia. Payder Edwin Stewart to be
chief of the bureau of supplies and ae-
counts and payulasfer general in the de-
partment of the navy, with the relative
rank of commodore from May 10, 1894
Louisville, KY, April 26.-The celebration
of their seventy-hfth university by the
Odd Fellows here was a grand success.
There was big parade in the afternoon
and tonight appropriate exercises were
held in Music hall. bite chief feature be-
W: stebbens, Of Rochester and Mrs.
Elizabeth Phillips, head of the Rebekah
lodges of the country.
| Pueblo, April 26.-The seventy-fifth ami
observed here today, excursions coming
from all parts Of the state. A parade,
competitive drill, an address by Grand
Chaplain Van Valkenberg and a. ball were
| the features. The degree on chiValry was
conferred upon Colonel G.. K. Ripper,
| past grand commander.
Nebraska City, Neb.. April 26.-Father
Corbett, the Palmyra, Neb., priest. who
| has been having trouble with the bishop.
and who held services contrary to the
order of the court, was held in Platts-
mouth for contempt of court. A continu-
| then sentence will be suspended 1t s
| thought an appeal will be taken to the
| supreme court.