The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-11
DOMESTIC DOTS
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Nv; Washington 81 ,g! D; c. oGt 1.-THE wed
ington, grand niece of the late President
Willard Fillmore and Mr. Guy, Arthur
Camp. of New York, took place at
Brookland, D. c., today.
Madison, Wis, Oct. 10-The American
rual meeting here this afternoon. About
LOCO delegates are in the city and more
will come by. later trains. President c.
Richard Stcrrs, Of Brooklyn, n. Y. made
response.
Detroit, Oct. 1O.-william d. Trombley,
nephew of the murdered Crosse Point
suit today to secure the setting aside of
a deed, which, he says, John A. Sets
secured by Misrepresentation.
Boston, Oct. 10.-A small gathering of
pressive import from the lips of his life
long co-worier, Edward Everett Hale.
were the simple rites over the body OF
Oliver Wendell Holmes at Kings chapel
this afternoon. The Bohemian club if San
Francisco sent large basket of white
chrysanthemums with maidenhair fern
family.
Baltimore, Oct 10-The twentieth an
nual convention of the American Associa-
ton of Bankers convened at Ford's
the Union is represented. Secretary
Giese says the crowds check for $150, 000,-
600 would be cashed. Addresses OF wei
come were made by John P. Poe and
clearing house.
Vinita, I. T., Oct. 10-Three men robbed
the express agent at Choteau last night,
taking two mail bags, what money the
agent had, and his express money order
book. Ten or eleven persons in the depot
were also robbed. The robbers were not
masked and information Is to the effect
that they were all Indians supposed to
be the Cook gang.
st. Charles, Mo-, Oct. 1o.-Dave Woods
committed a criminal assault upon Emma
Collier yesterday evening. Robert Col
lier started out to avenge the wrong
done his sister. In the battle with corn
knives, Collier was fatally wounded. The
girl is also dying of her injuries. Woods
is in Jail here, with every prospect of
1ynching.
Lincoln, Ill, Oct 1o-In point of num-
bers, the demonstration of the Democ
racy of Logan county here today, in
keen disappointment. The day was dull
and chilly, with high wind. Stevenson
held reception from 10 until u o'clock.
An outdoor meeting arranged on a large
to, where Stevenson made a speech in
defense of the tariff bill as passed, al
though he declared he would gladly have
given a deciding vote in favor of the bill
as it passed the House, had an oppor-
tunity presented itself
Portland, Ore, Oct 10.-L.awyer X N
Sleeves and .'Bunko'' Kelly. under arrest
for the murder of George Savers. whose
body was found floating in the river last
Friday, were indicted today by the grand
jury.
three-masted schooner passed the life
saving station this morning with all
sails gone. She was running helplessly
before northeastern. The tug Aquideneck
went outside, however, the schooner had
blown to sea. A high sea is running and
a fierce gale prevails
I Omaha, Oct. 10.-The last members of
troop L, Sixth cavalry We're discharged
{ at Fort Omaha today. This is the Indian
company. known as the Casey Scouts, the
only instance of the kind in United States
history. 1t seems to he clearly demon
strated that the members do not take
kindly to soldier life as scouts. In or
ganizing troop L. the Indians were all
taken from the Chayennes, which com
posed CaSey's Scouts, and in honor of the
young officer, it was designated Casey S
senior major Of the regiment now at Fort
Mckinney, is left without command.
New Haven, Conn. Oct 1o.-Yale was
unable to shut out Williams today, the
eleven restored the confidence of the u,l-
dergraduetes today by scoring IS points
against Rutgers nothing.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 10-The University of
Pennsylvania football team defeated the
Crescents of Brooklyn in twenty minute
halves, by a score of p to 0.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 10.-The Cumber-
land Park association has arranged a
match race between Robert ]. John r.
Gentry. Hal Braden and Joe Patchen
here October 49, for $4,000.
Philadelphia, Oct 10.-The tenth annual
meeting of the commander-in-chiefs OF the
military order of Loyal Legion of the
United States, was held today in this city,
nearly every state in the union being rep
resented.
Cleveland, O., Oct. 1o.-The big estab-
llishment Of the Cleveland Foundry com
pany burned tonight, entailing loss of
100000 The works Of the Favorite Desk
and Seating company, adjacent, was also
destroyed. loss $4,000.
New York, Oct. 1o.-A dispatch from st.
Pierre says a terrible northeast gale
ragged there last night and this morning.
Several schooners are missing and are be
lieved to have been foundered with 200
lives.
Tacoma, Wash, Oct 1O.-It developed
today that the Prohibition party has fail
ed to file its state nomina tons with the
secretary of state in time to have
them voted on at the coming election
The law provides that they must be fled
not more than sixty nor less than thirty
days before the election which falls this
year on November 6.