The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-16
DOTS AND DAsHEs.
Nevvsy Notes CulIed and Carefully
Condensed.

st. Paul, June 15.-Rev. P. ]. Sward
president of the Augustine synod VINO Lor
was prominent in the diplomatic serves
of Sweden, has been decorated by King
Oscar, being made commander OF tae
Nordstjerne orden-
was killed by lightning yesterday while
blowing in field near his house The
lightning tore the hat of the unfortunate
man to shreds and split the handles OF
ing.
Richmond, June 15.-Randolph H. Har-
rison, colored, of the Fifty-ffth Virgin
regiment during the rebellion, cousin
of ex-President Harrison, died at VIII
liamsburg yesterday, aged Co.
Hong Kong, June 15.-Eighty-four more
deaths from the plague are reported. The
epidemic are being removed to Canton.
Springfield, ILL.,, June 15.-The supreme
court has affirmed the lower court De
sicion in the appointment case, declaring
the appointment legal
Bangor Me-, June 15--At the. People s
party convention for the Fourth congress
Slonal district, G. D. Chapman was nonLA-
ated to oppose Boutelle for Congress
Rochester, N. Y, June 15.-The remains
university and of the Rochester Theolog-
ical seminary, arrived here today from
Boston, where he died, and the burial took
place at Mount Hope cemetery this after
neon. The funeral was attended by many
distinguished men.
Duquesne, ILL.,, June 1.-THE most de-
structive hail storm in years passed over
this city this evening. Hailstones covered
the ground several inches deep. Corn.
wheat, oats and all kinds of fruits and
vegetables are ruined Many windows
were broken.
Boston, June 15.-The senate this after
neon passed a bill allowing the Bell Tele-
So, 900, 600
Troy. N. Y. June 1.-THE twelfth juror
in the Bait Shea murder case was found
today. He is the only Catholic on the
jury. Assistant District Attorney Pagan
opened the case for the people this alter
noon. In his address he scored the de-
Tense for trying to wrap about a murderer
the mantle of the Roman Catholic church.
Ernest Ferry, inspector of election IN the
district where Ross was shot, sWore three
repeaters had voted in his district under
the protection Of Shea and his confeder-
ates.
New York, June 15.-Henry Newman 6,
Co. wholesale dealers in clothes sup
plies, have issued a circular to their cred
itorS, recommending a settlement at 20
cents on the dollar and 10 per cent. cash.
90 per cent. in five equal payments The
committee has no criticism whatever to
make concerning the failure The LA
bilities of the firm We're given as 1885,,
597, and actual assets 81, 104, III.
Saratoga, N. Y, June 15.-The Masta
Carbuilders association today completed
the revision of the code of rules touching
the Interchange of traffic. The next place
of meeting was left to the joint COM
nIittee.
Kansas City. June 15.-The report from
Los Angeles that a young man by me
name of A. a. Nickerson, who is said to
be an embeZZler and forger, is the son of
H. 3. Nickerson, late general superintand-
ent of the y. T. 81 S. f. r. r., now as
sistant general manager of the Mexican
Central railway, is untrue. Mr.. Nicker-
sons only son has been attending school
at Bonneville, Mo-, for the past two years
and is now III Maine with his parents.
| Cincinnati, June 15.-The striking car
penters decided to declare off the strike
which has paralyzed the building trades
here for five weeks.
| Louisville, KY, June ia special to
| the Post from Lexington, KY, says: 1t
| is said that the Chesapeake & Ohio rail-
road. of which Breckenridge and Shelby
! have been the attorneys for years, has
I become dissatisfied with Breckenridge, as
/ they believe he has lost his usefulness
and is now positive disadvantage to the
road. The talk here is that his services
be done without undue haste. President
ingalls,, of the Chesapeake & Ohio, is said
[ to nave determined upon this course.
! Antwerp, June 15.-The United States
| cruiser Chicago arrived in the Scheldt to-
| day FROM London. The customary sa-
| lutes were exchanged.
| Kansas City, Mo. June ia telegram
received here today announces the Death
/ in Los Angeles, Cal, yesterday, from
dropsy, of Charles W. Meade, at different
| times general superintendent OF the
Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and Han
nibal & St. Joseph railways.