The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-06
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Nswsy Notes from All Portions "a
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

.Galva, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-Hon. NJ. M. Ford
cif% t Hery suddenly at his home in this
Abraham Lincoln.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 5.-Ex-sheriff
William r: Leeds, a well known Repub-
lean politician, died this morning aged
monia, superinduced by Bright's disease,
from which he has been a sufferer for
| years.
Albany. Nov. Ex-Governor Flower said
TO-DAY regarding the story published in
a New York paper that he had pardoned
John Y. McKane from Sing Sing: THE
publication is absolutely false The idea
of pardoning McKane never entered my
! mind
! Washington, Nov. 5.-The president has
pardoned Herbert Guy, Sentenced in
| Washington to eight months imprison-
ment for facilitating opium smuggling.
Washington, Nov. 5.-The president to-
day appointed Frederick Fitzgerald, of
Cognac, France.
Hartford, Conn, Nov. 5.-The police
have accounted for all who were in the
miners boarding house last night when
1t caught fire. The only one injured was
Hattie Thomas, young woman, pain
fully burned about the wrists. The losses
! aggregate $4,000, about 80 per cent in
Sured.
made last night to wreck a Pittsburg,
Virginia & Charleston passenger train
near Monongahela City Ties were piled
upon the track. The engineer saw the
peared in the darkness as the train
stopped. 1t is supposed the object was
robbery.
Washington. Nov 5.--The district court
Of appeals today set November 2 for
the hearing of the appeal of Miles Sugar
company, of Louisiana. whose petition
for mandamus against Secretary Car
Isle has been denied. This was the
ed that inspectors be appointed under
the Mckinley law with a view to the col
lection of sugar bounty.
New York, Nov. 5.4There was some
lively betting: at the St James hotel last
F. Dwyer. wagered 5000 on Hill against
Sl2,5O0 on Morton with A. Mattheson. He
also placed $4,000 on Hill against $4,000
on Morton, j. WeScott, of Boston, TAX
ing the. long end of the wager Then
' endig offered to place $4,000 on Hill
| against 100000 on Morton, Mattheson
agreed to get the 100000 and put it up
tonight. Later Wescott bet $1,000 against
s400 furnished by j. J. Mahoney that Nor
ton would carry the state. Again West
colt wagered with A. j. Powers $1,000
| against $4,000 that Morton would defeat
Hill.
Boston. Nov. "a severe northeast
gale threatened the city this afternoon.
Shipping is badly delayed in the harbor
and Geographic service is paralyzed.
Lynn, Mass, Nov. "a severe storm
| accompanied by rain ana snow reached
here this evening.
Portland. Me, Nov. 5.-The severe
storm which has been sweeping New
England reached this city about 9
o'clock tonight. No vessels in the har-
Dor are venturing out
New York, Nov. 5.-The Yale-Prince-
ton football game on Thanksgiving day
WILL in all probability, be played at
Berkeley Oval. Although all formal
preliminaries have not yet been COM
pleted, Berkeley Oval has been prac-
ticaIly chosen for the contest. It is
evident that $4,000 will be expended in
putting the oval in condition for the
game.
Gallipolis, O., Nov 5-Mrs James
Donnelly, of Evergreen, died today, and
her three sisters and father, Joseph De
Little, are not expected to live from
the effects of drinking poisoned rain
water. The roof of their house had
been painted with white lead
New York, Nov. "A Philadelphia
dispatch says: The Lehigh Railroad
and Navigation company has declared
a dividend of 2 per cent, which is a
reduction Of / per cent making Az
per cent. for the year against per
cent. last year, the previous dividend
having been cut down - per cent.