The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-16
DOMESTIC DOTS
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.


Washington, Oct. 15.-Advices received
at the Mexican legation here are to the
effect that the boundary dispute between
Mexico and Guatemala, which for a time
severely strained the friendly relation
between the two countries, has at length
been adjusted on terms satisfactory to
both nations.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 15.-Congress-
man Sperry, pem.) candidate from Sey-
mour. was nominated for Congress in the
Seventh district today.
New Bedford, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE Fiji
teenth district today nominated ex-
Senator Robert Howard, of Fall River,
gress by acst4mation.
. Baltimore Hict. 15.-P'rinceton only sue
safety in the two Commute halves
against the University of Virginia this
afternoon and had several of the mar
rowest kind of escapes from being scored
against. Princeton, II; Virginia, 0.
Cincinnati, Oct. 15.-The proprietors of
the pool rooms, closed by the authori
ties in Covington KY, last week, have
arranged to reopen for business under
one roof on the Lation grounds where
municipal authority will not reach them.
New York, Oct 15-Charles Kelly, of
matched to tight twenty rounds at no
pounds for 81, 600 a side six weeks from
today; The fight will probably so to
New Orleans.
washington, Oct. lo.-Ihe following
have been appointed members of the
central committee of the Good Road
conference, which will be merged in the
Road parliament, at Atlanta on October
tana, F. M. Ray; Idaho, James Melaney;
Washington, J. H. Jones; Arizona, Gov
ernor L. c. Hughes; Nevada, Surveyor
General ]. L. A. Jones.
New York, Oct. 1S-'rhe executive COM
mittee of striking cloak makers claim
that 5000 have returned to work under
the terms specified in the joint agree
ment formulated by the strikers and
signed by the factory owners who do not
belong to the manufacturers union Two
hundred cloak makers employed by
Mayer, Jonasson & Co. joined the strik-
ers this morning.
Pittsburg, Oct. ia sensational strug-
gle for the possession of the person and
estate of Ebenezer M. Byers an Allie
gheny ironmaster, was decided today.
Henry Warner was appointed by the
committee for the lunatic. while Warner
was agreed upon by Mrs. E. NJ Byers
and A. NJ. Byers. the lunatic's brother.
The appointment is really a victory for
Mrs. Byers: e. M, Byers is in the
Pennsylvania hospital for insane at
Philadelphia.
Chicago, Oct. 15.-Lying at the county
morgue is the body of Mrs. Elizabeth
Gang, known at one time in Denver as
leader of society and the wife of Phil
Gang, the millionaire brewer, and one OF
ed the life of recluse for twelve years
and made no acquaintance. Her dead
body was found this morning by a
grocer who went to take her order
p~0th re~''1tnd frO~- henr+ disease
Denver. Oct 15-Miss Katherine Hughes.
daughter of Andrew s. Hughes, traffic
manager of the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road, died this morning at her home in
this city after short Illness.
New York, Oct. 15.-Albin and ShowaI-
ter played the seventh game of the chess
vi Al vet
Snowalter won. Albin opened with a
giuocpiano. Score: Showalter, 5; Albin, 2
Washington, Oct. 15.-F'irst Lieutenant
p. NJ. Travis, Eleventh infantry, has been
detailed as professor of military tactics
at Georgetown college, Kentucky.
Kingston, N. Y, Oct. Ex-senator Hill
left Albany this afternoon and arrived at
Kingston early this evening. tTn was
at once escorted TO the Academy of Music,
where he made his third speech. of the
campaign. His remarks were confined al.
most entirely to state issues.
Atlanta. Ga, Oct 15.-The contest for
the foundation Of the manufa cturers and
'''--~' ~ huiidirp of the Cotton States
exposition was let today and contracts
for the nine principal buildings will fol-
low. The board of lady managers will
invite the governor of each state to name
a committee of eight women and Governor
Northern will invite all the states to make
exhibits.