The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-14
FROM FAR AND NEAR,
Newsy Notes Carefully CuIIed and
Condensed.


Condensed.
Cleveland, O., April 1S.-Score pool
game: Clearwater, PA; total to date,
Harrisburg, Pa, April IA call has
been received at the executive depart
ment from Dunbar for state troops.
St. Louis, April 13.-John Davis, dry
goods dealer, the richest man in Mis-
souri,, died today. He leaves $25,0OO,
OOO
Paris, April 13.-Dr. Harry Shelley,
prominent American dentist. COM
mitted suicide this morning by shooting
himself.
Newburyport, Mass, April ia
schooner came ashore today but there
was not a man aboard. All are sup
posed to have persisted.
Washington D. c., April 13.-Mon-
seignor Satolh is irritated over the
Boncum trial, and will take no action
till the full reports are received.
New York, April 13.-General Daniel
+. SicllleS has begun suit for a por-
ton Of all his fathers property. His
share is said to be half a million
Paris, April 13.-Dr Manclair, of the
United States bank, and an employee
named Nicholson, have been arrested,
charged with defrauding depositors.
LUIS <AllSGleS, Gala. ADIl l0.-RaI-
rick FftzsimmonS, the third man sus-
pected of committing the Roscoe train
robbery, has been arrested in this city.
Portland Or, April 13.-The convict
claiming to be General Heth is an i'm
postor. General Heth is now a mem
Der of the Antietam war library board
at Washington.
Washington, April 13.-GeneraI r. A.
Alger, of Michigan, is here to urge
PRESIDENT Cleveland and Secretary Her
pert to leniency in the case of Com
mander Heyerman, recently responsible
for the wreck Of the Kearsarge.
Pittsburg, April 13-The Lawrence
vile district of this city has made an
other expectation of two hundred
hungarian Italians and Slavs to the
IeNas cotton Plantations, making 700
from this district alone. They are fast
taking the place of the negroes.
Chicago, April 13.-Judge Grosscup.
! OF the United States circuit court. has
refused to make an order in the North
ern Pacific litigation because of the
agreement with Judge Jenkins. The
/ road consequently asks for an extern
sion OF the time foreclosing the mort
gage of $50 200, 900.
/ Pittsburg, April 13-The officers of
every labor organization here have re-
ceIVed a secret circular calling a con-
+
consider the consolidation of the labor
/ organizations throughout the country.
+ IN order to present a solid front to en-
/ ployers and legislators
Washington. April Ex-senator Nc
! Pherson, of the finance committee. in
! tends to offer an amendment to the
! sugar schedule of the tariff bill He
says that the provision in the first bill.
| as prepared by the subcommittee
/ xx-loo he
| thing else that has been proposed.
Washington, April ia bill intro
! duced in the Senate by Senator PETER
/ today, requires the secretary of the
! treasury to issue $3.50, 600. 900 of treasury
notes, to be used to meet all the ex-
! penses of the government and to be
| loaned to states, counties, towns ana
individuals on proper security and
without interest.
Galesburg, Ills, April 19-A special
/ train of thirteen cars. carrying the
! horses and other effects of c. w. Will
liams and his family, arrived here last
night. The train was met at the depot
/ by brass band and about 1000 people.
! The horses are all in the best of con-
dition. Mr.. Williams says Allerton
never looked or felt better than he has
during the past winter
st. Louis, April 13.-Rev. D, S. Phe-
! IL,
has apologized to Archbishop Kahn.
DR. Phelan explained his action and
said he was under the impression
Archbishop Kahn acted on his own
authority when he condemned the
! Western Waterman, but later found
that Mgr. SatoIli had ordered it done
and he decided to apologize.
Chicago, April ia trade circular
publishing house has returned to the
postoffice a letter which came all the
way from Buda Pesth, Hungary, to
its office in Chicago, through a peculiar
accident. In opening a package of
/ newspapers which came from Buda
Pesth the letter as found It was Sc
curely imbedded in a crevice at one end
of the newspaper package. The letter
lad been mailed in Germany to a lit
tie town in Hungary and at that point,
probably at Buda Pesth, it came in
contact in the mails with the newspa-
per packages stated and they started
with it on a long journey across the
seas to Chicago. 1t will be sent back.