The herald., 1894-03-20
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The total admissions to the midWinter
fair yesterday were 7l46.
Eugene O. Protzman has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Portland, Ore.
General Crespo has been officially de-
clared elected president of Venezuela.
The cash balance in the treasury at
the close of business yesterday was
s137 ,379, ,6O1, and the net gold $10S, $780,
576.
The Freuch steamer La Bretagne,
which went aground near Fire island
Sunday night, got off at 3 a. M, Mon
day.
Charlie Balm, of the Balm Wagon COM
pany OF Kenosha, Wis, died at San
Francisco yesterday. He was about 33
years old.
Lange Bros. OF Chicago. wholesale
clothiers, have assigned. Assets, $780,
600; liabilities, $4,000, Poor collec-
tions was the cause.
The Denver Union Depot company
has decided to Immediately rebuild the
depot that was burned Sunday morn
ing. Many improvements will be made.
The Northern Pacific officials report
the washout near Miles City, Mont,
TspaIre1 HHd lIs.;s.u running without
transfer. Only one mile of track was
gone.
Col. John McCook, one of the receiv-
ers of the Santa Fe system, says there is
no truth in the statement that Wagner
cars are to be substituted for Pullmans
on the railway named.
The officials of the Great Northern
railway say there is no foundation for
~ h,t
ried over an embankment and buried
near Skykomish by snow slide.
Commodore William ID. Whiting, re-
tired, who WAS run over by cab some
weeks ago, died in New York Monday Of
kidney trouble. aggravated by the acci-
dent. He had been totally blind for
some years.
f. B. Semple, for several years con-
nected with the passenger department
Of the Union Pacific railroad, has been
appointed general passenger agent of
the Denver, Texas and Gulf system, by
Receiver Trumbull.
A large mill building in Philadelphia,
owned by Grummes & Bro. and occupied
by manufacturers of knit goods, burned
Monday morning. Loss, nearly $780,
600. Four hundred hands are thrown
out of employment.
A Union Pacific pay car was derailed
near Ochonee, Neb. There were four
passengers in the car, Superintendent
Sutherland, Conductor Compton, Road
master Wade and colored cook. All
except Compton were badly injured.
Joseph Slesh, OF the Slesh stock farm,
has bought Ontonion (2:071s), the sec
ond fastest descendant OF George
Wilkes, and who shares with Hal
Pointer the honor of the fastest fourth
heat record. Ontonion ia the great
rival Of viii Kerr q :0719).
The sheriff has closed the Pennsylvs-
mia plate glass works at North Irwin,
Pa, on executions issued by Treasurer
Cam, amounting to $4,000. H. O..
Gregg, who represents about 200 OF the
employees, entered claims amounting
to over $57 900 against the company.
The trouble was caused by fight with
in the corporation.
Plans for the foundation for combi-
nation of sewing machine manuiactur-
ere, which will have many of the char
acteristics OF trust, are, according to a
Chicago paper, being matured. II will
have corporate assets Of over $4,000, 900
and will it is said, absorb the business
OF the White, Davis, Standard and the
Domestic sewing machine companies.
DR.. Heine Marks, superiD tendent OF
the st. Louis city hospital. claims thet
cholera and typhoid fever can be cured
quickly and surely by surgical opera
ton. An incision is made in the abdo.
men just above the lilo cecal valve ;
then insert a tube in the intestines at
the point where the bacilli Of these
diseases work, and flood with an anti.
septic solution, killing the bacilli.