The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-24
DOMESTIC DOTS.
fewsy Notes from All Portions a
the Land Over which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Cleveland, Oct. 23.-Judge Lurton, of the
United States circuit court, today entered
United States circuit court, today ended
The degree in the noted case of George
McMullin and G.. w. McAIullin. represent
ing the Canadian Copper company, against
$. f, Rttchie, in which a million and a
cision is in favor of the Copper company.
San Antonio, Tex, Oct. 23.-victor
Ochoa, the Mexican revolutionary leader,
was captured a few days ago at Fort
night by fifteen masked men. 1t is sup
posed be has been taken into Mexico.
where he will be shot. He could not be
extradited as he was an American citizen.
Washington, Oct. 23.-Prince Catacu-
zene. the Russian minister authorizes
the Associated Press to deny as a canard
the sensational publication OF a Washing
that the Russian council OF state had
been convened for the first time since the
assassination of Alexander l, in 1881 The
council is a general cabinet of leading
men of the empire and has been in con-
tlnuouS session for years.
st. Louis, Oct 23-H. W. Demmes'
grocery store on Biddle and Ninth streets.
persons. were badly hurt, the injuries
are: August Beer, head. face and hands
severely burned and bruised; Patrick
Dwyer, legs hurt; Frank Kelly. legs and
body bruised and skull fractured; Robert
Kurtz back hurt and face cut; Mrs. H
| ". Dammes, leg hurt and body bruised.
San Antonio Tex, Oct. 23.-A head-end
collision occurred on the Southern Pacific
near Walker station last night at
o'clock between passenger and freight
| trains, resulting in the killing of Con-
ductor Hess and Brakeman Soonbug.
engines, the baggage and mail cars and
! three freight cars were wrecked. The ac-
cident was alleged to be due to the negli-
gence of the telegraph operator at
| Stafford.
Omaha. Neb., Oct. 2s.-The case of the
Rev. NJ. Campbell against Bangor Frank
! j. Johnson for $4,000 for alternating his
wife's affections, is on trial in the dis
trict court Both are well known. Camp
| bell alleges that Johnson broke UP his
home and the defendant charges that the
suit is a species of blackmail.
| Buffalo, n. Y, Oct. 23.-The Democrats
have nominated Jacob Morganstein. of
Buffalo for Congress in the Thirty-third
district in place of Martin Reisterrer, de-
| clined.
Norwich. Conn. Oct. 23.-At the Third
District Democratic congressional con-
vention held here today Cyrus o, Beck
with was nominated in place of Ex-Gov-
ernor Thomas Walter, declined.
New York, Oct: 23.-seyen judgments.
against Pings & Pennair, glove dealers.
Broadway, who failed a year ago.
| Philadelphia, Oct, 23.-Ebenezer Reeve,
shoe dealer. made an assignment today
I
| the liabilities will be less than 100000.
| assets not yet known, but will not reach
the above amount The firm is an old
| one
Trenton N J., Oct 23.-The application
! of one of the stockholders of the East
| Trenton Pottery company for a receiver
on the ground of it's insolvency was de-
| MED this morning by Vice Chancellor
| Byrd in chancery chambers. this city.
/ The vice chancellor refused the applica-
ton on the ground the company was not
| solvent
Pittsburg. Oct 23.-What may prove
the death knell of the new national base
| ball association was sprung today, when
/ A. c. Buckenberger telegraphed F. II.
Richter that the Pittsburg organization
\ had decided to withdraw from the asso-
citation. As Pittsburg was supposed to
| be the stronghold of the associa ton, the
withdrawal will have a very depressing
! effect.
Vallejo, Cal, Oct 23-The United States
ship Adams went on the dry dock at
Mare island navy yard today. 1t was
ascertained that the damage to the yes
sells keel. incurred when she ran aground
in Alaskan waters, is very slight. The
false keel was broken in few places, but
an outlay of $500 will put the ship in good
order again.