The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-03

will send formal challenge, hoping that
Harvard may be forced into game.
Cincinnati, Oct 1.-THE United States
court Of appeals today reversed the de-
cision of the circuit court in the case of
the City of Detroit against the Citizens
Street railway, holding that the street
lirrevocable, notwithstanding the expira-
ton of the corporate life or the company
at the end of fourteen years
Brazil, Ind, Oct. 2.-Wesley Adamson,
wealthy farmer residing two o miles dsees WGS
money in the banks. Some time since !, ne 5
placed a roll of greenbacks,. aggregating
nearly 500 in the stove - Sis t, wiI r5on e-
built a fire in the stove last nignt anu the
greenbacks served as kindling.
Chicago, Ill.,, Oct "A call has been IS
sued for the regular meeting OF Ine W M, eos-
ern Passenger association on next Tues-
day. The principal matter of business 70 i
be considered is the demorallzatlon II
west-boundf through rates from aSS taoac
ton territory, as affected by conditlons
prevailing between lines of the western
passenger lines territory.
| Chillicothe. O.. Oct. To-day the much
talked of race between Alix and Dlrectun
was made. 1t is to take place with o the
next thirty days. 1t is to be for $z9U a
side The winner is to receive, 10 per
cent. and the loser % per cent. Inc oaIs
| and track are yet to be decloeo upon.
| st. Louis. Oct. 2.-William Balm, super
| intendent Of the Millers Grain and Ele-
vator company. committed suicide today
| by shooting himself through the head ~ y
| the warehouse of the mill. he was ..
years old and unmarried NO one can
| advance any cause for the suicide.
| San Francisco, Oct 2.-R. III. Pratt, as
| sstant general superintendent OF tne
Southern Pacific company. mas reslgneo
his resignation to take effect In Decem-
| her Mr.. Pratt has served continuously
for thirty years. 1t is officially announces se,
that no new man will be appointed to MI
| the vacancy of Pratt's retirement.
Petersburg, ILL.,. Oct. THE monumen'
| son, founder of the G. A. r., was dedl'
Gated here today in the presence OF Iully
| 5000 people Among the addresses made
| was one by Commander Thomas u. Law
| Ter.
Duluth Oct "A strike has begun al
the oliver and Lone Jack mines, the
men demanding an advance OF 80 cents
per day. Their employers Will grant
concession of only % cents.
New York, Oct. 2-Senator Hill held
conference today with George 3; McClel
Ian, E. l.. Ridgeway, General WYE anc
Clerk Defreest At the close of the con
together. To the reporter Hill said: -
must decline to say anything or poiltl
cal nature Defreest, however, rema1k
ed that the Senator has not yet accept
ed the nomination"
st. Paul, Oct. Ut is understood tina
the Union Pacific and Northern Pacific
are about to enter into "a close traffic ar
rangement either at Butte or Garrison
This will give the Northern Pacific an
other feeder and will give the Union Pa
clf1c another line to the Northern Pacific
coast and make it strong competitor
with the Burlington, which recently open
ed line to Billings and entered int
close traffic arrangements with thu
Northern Pacific.
Masillon, O., Oct. 1.-TWO passengel
trains on the Cleveland, Laramie 4
| Wheeling road collided at st. Pauls sta
ton today. Several passengers were pain
fully but not seriously injured Amoni
the injured are: Mrs. Kate McKelvey, o
Uhrichsville, o.; Miss Mahan, sister o
Rev Father Mahan, this city; William
Ellis, A. e. Hade, Rev. ]. D. Lee, o
Roscoe, O.; ]. A. Adams, Mrs. j. d. Mil
Ter.
Omaha, Oct missouri river road
today announced that after Oct. 26, al
freight rates to Portland and adjacen
points will be advanced from to % pc
cent This is discrimination in favo
of San Francisco, though the object is ;
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