The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-11
DOMESTIC DOTS
Newsy Notes From All Portions oi
the Land Over, Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

the Land Over, which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.
Chicago, Sept. l0-George Rolands and
wife, old and prominent citizens of RAJ
venswood, were found dead in bed to-
day, having been asphyxiated. The gas
jet was found wide open.
Perry, Okla, Sept. 10.-This vicinity was
visited by two water spouts last night.
Many business houses were inundated
and in the low lands many homes were
filled with water and the inmates COM
PEELED to wade out. In some streets the
water was waist deep.
Piedmont, Ala. Sept. 10.-Two mem
bers of the family of Ed Downs have
died from drinking water out of poison
ed well. Two more are not expected to
recover. Andrew Finley, discharged
servant, has been arrested charged with
poisoning the well.
Chicago, Sept 1o.-The executive COM
mittee of the Republican national league
was IN session today at the Grand Pa
cific hotel. The object was to arrange
plans for the fall campaign The organi-
zation known as the Young Mems Repub-
lican league was admitted to member
ship.
Omaha, Sept 1O-The eoopers in Swift
& Cos packing house, South Omaha.
struck this morning because the manager
refused to discharge two non-unlon men
butchers. The strikers announce that if
they are not discharged by tomorrow all
coopers in South Omaha will strike.
Washington, Sept. 10.-At the close of
amounted to s127, SsO,S1s, of which $685.
025, 705 represented gold reserve.
Fremont, o., Sept. 10.-Colonel w. S.
Haynes has declined the nomination for
Congress from the Thirteenth district
rendered HIM by the Democratic conven-
ton held at Sandusky Sept. 4.
Washington, Sept. 10.-Ex-Goyernor Zu-
lick is in the city and has written let
ter to the president, vigorously opposing
the removing of Chief Geronimo and his
Apaches from Mount Vernon barracks,
in Alabama. where they are now confined
to their former reservation in Arizona.
Milwaukee, Sept. 1O.-The barge Baltic
and schooner Hattie Wells, coal laden,
South Point and the latter In White Fish
bay. They went on in the the fog and
smoke last night. Tugs are now at work
on on the wreck. The Baltic is insured for
$4,000 and the Wells for about $4,000.
Minneapolis. Sept. 10.-Shortly after /
a. M, the old city market on Bridge
square, land mark of the city, was In
flames and will be a total loss. Several
alarms are already sent in.
Peoria, ILL.,, Sept 1O.-The directors of the
whisky trust transacted no business to-
day. They adjourned their session to the
18th instant. President Greenhut stated
that only routine matters were considered
and that no positive action was taken.
St. Paul, Sept. 10.-A Duluth special to
the Dispatch says: There are now no ser
ious fires On any railroad line near here
around Barnum were chiefly in the brush
and were hot dangerous.
Detroit, Sept. 10.-The races scheduled
for today at Windsor were postponed I'M
til tomorrow on account of heavy track.
New York, Sept. 1O.-Francis Gallagher
of San Francisco, a passenger on board
the steamer Ethiouia, from Glasgow, to
this port, made two attempts at suicide
on the voyage. After the second attempt
he was placed in confinement.
New York, Sept 1O-The steamer Aur-
aDia will take out tomorrow $4,000 ounces
of silver and 10000 Mexican dollars.
Chicago. Sept. 1O.-A number of Chi
Garland, of Englewood, have formed the
Chicago Anti-Compulsory Vaccination
league. which proposes to oppose with all
its might the custom of vaccination.
New York, Sept 10-.It is reported here
of Quebec, owing to failing
health and that Mgr. Benign, co-adjutor,
will assume *he work.
Cincinnati, Sept 1O.-Before the Fair
Play Athletic club tonight Wylie Evans,
the colored California welterweight, was
knocked out by Dan Davis, of the PaStime
Athletic club, in the seventh round of a
ten round contest for points.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept 10.-An explosion
of gas occurred in No. slope of the
Pennsylvania Coal company at Pittstown,
at noon today. One hundred miners had
narrow escape but all got out, except Sup
erintendent Briden, who is still entombed.
The badly burned body of Superintendent
Briden was found at o'clock. The sup
position is that Briden ignited a blower
of gas which caused the explosion
New York, Sept 10 There are indica-
tons this morning. pointing to speedy set
tlement of the cloak and garment cut
ter's strike. 1t is expected that by Thurs
day all the contractors will have signed
the required bond and every one will be
back to work. No settlement with the
striking Knights of Labor in the clothing
trade has been made.
New York, Sept. 10.-A match between
Domino and Henry of Navarro has been
arranged. The match will come off at the
Gravesend track Saturday, the distance to
126 pounds. The association hangs up a
purse OF 5000 for the contest with the
stipulation of good day and track.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 10.--Charles H.
Eustis, editor of the Philadelphia En-
Celest1na Hamilton, daughter of Captain
and Mrs. Charles Eldrege, at the home of
the brides parents in this city, in the
presence of the immediate families of the
contracting parties only, by the Rev. j.
Hendrick, of Princeton Presbyterian
church.
Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 1O.-The first days
session of the biennial convention of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen which
today in this city, was devoted
to the reading of Grand Master Sargent's
report. The report of Grand Secretary
Arnold shows a balance of $4,000 in the
treasury.
Sandy Hook, N. j., Sept 1O-The final
tests of the new dynamite guns was
made this afternoon. All the loaded
shells struck and exploded in the places
The report will be ready in
short time. 1t is thought it will be favor
able.
New York, Sept. lot is now known
almost definitely that in his charge to the
jury Judge Depue will declare that the
grand jury must find indictments against
James J. Corbett and James Courtney.
who fought a six round contest at Edi-
sons laboratory on Friday.
Houston, Tex, Sept. 10.-A report comes
from OakvieW, the county seat of Live
Oak county, that half the town has been
wiped out by fire. No further particulars
as yet.
Memphis, Tenn, Sept 10-Con Lincoln,
a farmer residing near Mount Isle, Ash
land. Miss, was shot and fatally wounded
by Thomas Parker, a neighbor this morn
paraging remarks about Parker's wife,
and when the two men met today Parker
shot Lincoln through.
FL Paso, Tex, Sept. 10.-Nothing is
known here concerning the reported mas
sacre of the government surveying party.
Only one party Is out and Ii is about
thirty miles from Huachuca, Ariz.
Will Gladstone come to America? If
ne comes he will find two-thirds of the
people using DR.. Prices Baking Pow
Ter.