The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-13
DOMESTIC DOTS
Newsy Notes From All Portions OF
the Lnnd Over which the Stars
and Sfrines Nnxe l.s5asa1m5 -.

the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.
CMcago, Sept. 12,--The arch Of the fair
building AZ 456-4sS Sixty-third street,
burned today. Loss $50, 600.
Memphis. Sept. 12.-A cyclone with loss
or life Is just reported in north Memphis.
\ New York, Sept. PA motion for the
Appointment of q receiver for the Colo
r Iagas RIVER IRRIGATION company before rs
Judge Lacoube has been put over until
next meeting, in two weeks.
/ Newport. /. r.. Sept. 12.-The Golf
championship of America was won by
William an G. Lawrence, Of the Newport
aid, OF Chicago. by one point. Lawrence's
score was lis strokes.
Chicago, Sept IA. nsational bill for
4 a receiver for the Chicago Nickel works
was filed today charging J. McGregor
Adams, the we'll known capitalist and
tviee-president of the company, with
,,fraudulently aiding stockholders to dis-
IpoSe of their stock. The concern was
capitalized at $4,000
New York, Sept 12.-The steamer Oaam,
which arrived today from Haytien ports,
brings the news that President Hippolyte
ordered the arrest Of ten men whom he
believed to be the instigators Of. the plot
j to assassinate his daughter These men
were shot within twenty-four hours
Much trouble is anticipated owing to the
presidents expected demise.
| Philadelphia, Sept. Fin the United
States circuit court of appeals today the
decision of the United States circuit court
of New Jersey in the Edison-W esting-
son was reversed and the case remanded
! with directions to enter decree dismiss
| sing the Dill of complaint. The costs are
| put on Edison.
| Queenstown. Sept 12-The little schoon-
| er Nina, Captain F'reitsch, arrived here
today from New York Freitsch was the
| only man on board.
New York. Sept. 1.-THE Nina sailed
!
| thus makes the trip across the Atlantic
in IS days, a remarkable time for such a
craft, and only nine days behind the time
made by the. yacht Valkyrie, when she
returned to England from this port. She
was brought here by Captain Fritsch
from Milwaukee in June. In shipping cir
| cles considerable doubt was expressed
as to the ability of Nina to cross the
ocean safely.
! North Yakima, Wash. Sept 12.-Sey-
mour Wilson, formerly editor and pro-
City. Ia, committed suicide at an early
hour this morning by shooting himself
through the head. Ill health is supposed
| to be the cause.
| Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 1.-THE monthly
statement of the receipts of the Northern
Pacific for August will show an increase
over the receipts of August, 1898. This
will be the first time in eighteen months
that the comparative statements have
shown an increase.
Sigourney, Ia, Sept. 12.-Mrs. r. w.
Hollingsworth has the honor of being the
first woman to vote under the new ballot
nfcipal elections. She wanted to see the
proposition carry for water works to ST.
courtney. She hired carriages and cleo
tioneered to the extent of getting
position carried by handsome majority.
Anderson, Ind, Sept. Eat Alexandria
about a. m. natural gas explosion
wrecked the express and telegraph build
I M6Var
and sister-in-law, who lived up stairs,
were buried in the ruins. All will re-
cover except Meyer: The Free Galloway
bank and Alexandria hardware buildings
were also wrecked. The property loss
amounts to $4,000
Washington, Sept. 12.-Clifton Breckin-
ridge. of Arkansas, the new minister to
Russia, was at the state department to-
day. He received his final instructions
and leaves here tonight for New York
when he will sail for Europe.
San Francisco, Sept. 12-Arguments in
the case of Ezeta and the other refugees
from San Salvador were continued. in
the United States district court before
Judge Morrow today The counsel for
not yet finished their opening argument.
Baltimore, Sept. 12.-Ernest Gross, one
of the editors of the Portland, Ore, Ore
CONAN, was married here at noon today
teacher and crganist of Faith Presbyter-
ian church of this city.
New York. Sept. 12.-Edward Jacobs has
been appointed referee by Judge Mead
mony in the suit brought by Kuhne Bey-
eridge for divorce from Charles F. Cogh-
Ian.
Trenton. N j.. Sept 12.-The Merkoff
Ferry, N. j., has gone into the hands OF
a receiver. The application. is made by
Merkoff Bros, who. own all OF the $6l,-
bilities are given at s127,500 assets, con-
sisting of the plant, 175 acres OF cay land
and $4,000 in partly manufactured goods.
bott. one OF the most extensive real es-
tate operators in this section of the state.
this forenoon filed a petition in insol,.
vency. His liabilities are, estimated at
$500 600 Mr.. Abbott says that his imam
cial difficulties date back to the big Lynn
fire.
Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. "a re-
ception was given to DR.. Leslie h. keeIy
Woman's Auxiliary League. ,, He delivered
an eloquent address on woman as
Reformer' speaking for over two hours
Pttsburg; Sept 12.Mf RS; John n,1 "A: and L0
was escorted to the Morongahela house |
by Columbia Post No. los, of Chicago.
Lewiston Me, Sept 12 p aR,;bPca1, fr q
IPeoples1 ass: Bateman Populist), 1853 |
Re g1H II plurality. 5S,OS4 This is an
increase of 1880 in Cleaves Not ss eyer 1857
Little Falls. Mimi, Sept. ia relief |
train was sent to Sandal. twelve miles |
west today, to fight the forest hres anu |
returned tonight. The wind was was oteo blowing
hard fight. Every one had their house |
hold gods in the cars. If the wind |
changes there is still danger that the !
town may go.
r.Np oE WEALTH