The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-09
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions a
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

81. Paul, MIMI, Oct. S.-Suit has been
brought in the United States district
court. for the appointment of a receiver
Tor the Minnesota and Ontario Lumber
company, of which Dennis Ryan is presl-
dent ana f. 3. Calusha secretary. Com
buoue, AYERS that Dennis Ryan sold tim
Der belonging to the corporation valued
at $4,000 Of which there has been no ac-
counting. Dennis Ryan says the defense
Will put different light on the matter
Cincinnati, Oct s-The Times-star,
Lexington, KY. special says the friends
or Breckinridge are bringing HIM out for
senator Secretary Carlisle, Senator
Buckner and Henry Watterson are
among the other names mentioned
New Orleans, Oct. S-John A. Callahan,
the councilman convicted of criminal bril-
perry and corruption in office, was today
sentenced to five years IN the state pen
itentiary.
Tomahawk, Wis, Oct Strain wreck
e e sawed, the, supporting timber of a
500 railroad bridge at Tomahawk
train was wrecked. The engine plunged
into the Tomahawk river. The body Of a
fireman is buried under the engine. The
engineer had both of his legs broken. No
passengers were injured.
Council Bluffs, Ia, Oct. Soto Raw.
United States Marshal Bradleys deputy
at 0ttumwa, arrested George johnson at
Alpha today for, Bookkeeping. One of
back. In the confusion the prisoner and
the assaiiant escaped. Rays condition is
critical
Chicago, Oct. 8.-Answer was filed to-
DAY IN the circuit court before Judge Glib
bons in behalf of the Pullman Palace Car
company to quo warranto proceedings be-
gun by Attorney General Maloney. 1t Ge-
MES the charge that the company Is ex-
provided for by the charter. The time al
lowed for filing the plea expired today.
New York, Oct. S.-Richard Worthing-
ton, president of the Worthington Pub
fishing company, died of apoplexy at Sea
Chicago, Oct. S.-A heavily loaded cleo
trio car collided with a lumber wagon on
Halsted and Forty-third street today
Killing an unknown boy and injuring %
Pittsburg, Oct. S.-A member of the
Carnegie company states authoritatively
that the steel rail pool which expires by
agreement DECEMBER o.. will not be dis
solved, nor will there be reduction in
prices.
Philadelphia, Oct S-Paul Berger, said
to be the oldest negro minstrel in the
country, died, today of heart disease, aged
in the police station
Chicago, Oct. S.-Professor William
Sloane died today after fast of fifty
days. Professor. Sloane, q. prominent
ject many years to attacks of a strange
disease, which he said, compelled him to
fast.
Syracuse, N. Y, Oct. SIT is announced
today that Senator Hill will open the cam
paign with a speech in this city on Thurs
day evening of this week.
Brunswick Mo-, Oct. S-The first severe
frost of the year visited this vicinity last
night. 1t did little damage, as all farmers
were prepared.
St. Louis, Mo-, Oct. S.-The seventh an
nual convention of the delegates of the
different lodges of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen on the Gould system
tinue in session several days. The bust
ness today consisted of hearing the re-
ports of different officers and examina-
ton of credentials
sand feet of the Louisville &c Nashville
tracks have been washed out between
West Pescagoula and Scranton. The
storm continues undated.
Syracuse. n. Y, Oct. S-The Republic
cans of the twenty seventh district nomi-
mated Major Theodore l.. Poole.
Chicago, Oct. S.--The principal features
of the army shoot at Fort Sheridan today
was a trial of the. new krag-Jorgehsen
first test made of the gun on any range
in that style of firing The scores made
were up to the average and OF those MADE
with the old style Springfield weapon
The The best score was that of Private John
Dillon, Fifteenth infantry. HIS average
run was 124
New York. Oct s.-P, W. steinitz will
which will be held under the auspices of
he New York Chess club in this city on
October 20. Albin. Pillsbury, Sh0Walter
Tauberhaus, Hensen, Delmar ana BARD
and others will compete.
San Francisco, Oct. S.-Forty-seven
trotters from the Palo, Alto stock farm
owned by the Stanford estate viii be
shipped east next week to- be SOLO at
auction in New York. The lot includes
some of the best bred animals that the
farm has produced and among the num-
Der are Day Bell, a half brother to Ao-
dell and Truman, speedy son OF Eiec-