The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-29
DOMESTIC DOTS
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.


and Stripes Wave.
New York, Nov. 2S.-Manager and Can
tain John Ward has resigned both his
positions in the New York Baseball club
he intends practicing law with a Wall
street firm of lawyers.
Minneapolis, Nov. 2S.-Judge Howe late
Popuilst candidate for governor of South
~ DtaKota, died this morning at his home
palgn brought on the illness.
~ Chicago, Nov. 2S.-1'he Chicago Title and
Trust company has issued a bin to fore
close a mortgage on the property of the
the appointment of receiver.
San Francisco, Nov. Pa boiler bolt
cable car track on the Hyde street line
by some malicious person, wrecked the
car and twelve persons were injured,
some seriously.
who is 6S years of age and very wealthy,
is about to seek divorce from his six
teen-year-old wife, whom he married
last August. Some half a dozen of this
towns most prominent young men are
implicated.
Louisville KY, Nov. 2S.-The. sale of
the stud of Shadyside stock farm of
Mr.. Augustus Sharpe began at Church
all the stock is sold Twentyooiye head
were sold today aggregating $685..
Chicago Nov. 2S.-The grand jury has
+: turned mo bill'' in the case of John
r. Tanner, chairman of the Republican
state central committee, who was charged
with criminal libel by Mayor Hopkins.
A civil suit in which the mayor demands
$4,000 damages. is still pending.
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 2S.-The, jury
in the Bay trial has been secured and
the taking of testimony viii begin at
once. He is charged with having mis-
appropriated state scrip while investigat-
ing the accounts of eX-State Treasurer
Woodruff.
saybrook, Conn, Nov. 2S.-The schoon-
er Annie j. Purdee, is ashore on Say
brook bar and is going to pieces. Cap
tain Ben Crosby of Cape Cod and crew
of nine are still on board. Owing to
heavy wind the crew cannot be reached.
Tacoma. Wash, Nov. 2S.-Big tidal
wave occurred here at IL: Is tonight last
ing fully fifteen minutes. Several Shlps
parted their moorings and went adrlft,
but were secured without damage. Part
of the Northern Pacific freight sheds
carried into the bay.
St. Paul, Nov. 2S.-.Rey; Father Peter
Engel was this morning elected aopott OF
the order of st; Benedictines by the broth-
erhood in Minnesota and the Ioh p3soc ca1
iege and held the chair of philosophy and
CT emiStry.
San Francisco. Nov 2S.-The British
ship Semali cleared for Liverpool today
of the Semali are stored 6124 tons of
grain valued at $1l0,240.
Defiance, o., Nov. 2S-The stave sheds
at snelly Bros factory IN aoi af t fTn
twice last night, causing a loss OIL Sz'y NV
Last Monday all men employed at the
factory struck. Last night they got
Manv arrests win doubtless follow.
Wardner, Ida, Nov 28.-The strike sit
uation in the Bunker Hill and Sullivan
mine remains UNCHANGED M tdSnai.se
from the president of the company in
San Francisco, directing him to shut down
the mine indefinitely. No efforts VIII ne
made to supply the places OF the Strlkefs-
still raging over the bottoms of west Ten
nessee and destroying cotton and other
property. Eight lives have been lost III
the fires and it is estimated more imam
million dollars in property has been de-
No rain has fallen in this Ylcln-
ity in seventy days, and stock is suffering
for water.
Chicago. Nov. 2S.-President Cleveland
has ISSUED an official order carrying into
effect the finding of the army board in
the case of First Lieutenant 3. G;
Welsh, of the Fifteenth infantry, United
on the retired list on three-quarters pay
On account of physical disability.
Albuquerque, n. NJ, Nov. 2S.-Eight
masked men last night rode up to the
Los Lunas, and calling Romero out;
hey threw lariat over his neck and
dragged him to a bridge, stripped him of
MS clothing and whipped him unmercl-
July. They then hung MIN to beam
antil he was nearly dead. The assail-
ants then rode off.
La Junta, Colo. Nov. 2S.-A traveller
rom Southern California died on the
-fsfli &c
olace last evening. The porter says the
sick man told him he had been operated
IN for cancer and was on his way to
he Denver hospital. a paper in his
pocket bore the name. of Charles H. Ross,
IL South Spring street, Los Angeles,
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 2S.-The SUI
oreme court in a case appealed from Jay
,laring that the law making May 3Oth a
holiday does not apply to the selling OF
liquors but only to com
Judgment of the lower court quashing
ne indictment of a man for selling liquor
m Memorial day was therefore affirmed. |
states court today Judge McKenna APP
pointed United States Commissioner Hea-
,ock. who is master-in- chancery in the
ircuit court. TO sell the Morning Call |
les at private sale. The sale so ordered
$ the result of a petition by George K. |
fitch. the surviving partner. to secure !
settlement with the estates of his de- |
eased partners. Pickering and Simonton.
Youngstown, O., Nov. 2s.-Negotiations
we're CONS ummated today by, which the |
control of the Boston Daily Traveller !
'assed into the hands of II. K. Taylor, a
colonel Charles E. fIasbrook, until re-
emily publisher of the New York Adj |
rertiser. Tavlor will be president of the |
Iompany and Hasbronk manager; The
ne Associated Press.
New York, Nov. ga special from
Rio Janeiro says the heat is intense and !
hat epidemic which. has broken out
here is generally believed to be cholera |
norbus. No deaths from it have oe- |
urred yet in the city but in the out !
wing towns of the province OF Rio. The |
enate has authorized the administration |
o call for public bids for a loan of S. |
$4,000 to cover the deficit caused by the |
'ellion.
Albany. N y, Nov. Ex-Governor /
lect Morton has written to Secretary of |
tate Palmer that ne desires that the |
flee be. as simple as possible. He has |
elegated the secretary of state to take
barge of the ceremonies. The conse-
nences will be that all the ceremonies |
9 no large parade of military organiza-
ions and the only military display will |
e when the Tenth battalion escorts Mr.. |
iorton from the executive manion to the |
apital.
Sacramento Cal, Nov. 2S.-Last even
lg an unknown man engaged a room at |
'ugh's hotel at Brighton, near this. city,
nd retired. He was found dead this /
owder on a table by his bed. He was
We feet six inches in height about 10 |
ears old and had reddish hair and a
lustache. He wore truss marked j. !