The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-12
DOM ESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions of the
Land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.

Kingston destroyed the a, convict fi0e CAMP %
wounding three men badly.
Columbia, S. c., Dec lib. r. Till
at noon, receiving 131 out of $50 votes.
Buffalo, Dec. u.-Birge's wallpaper fac
tory was burned today. The loss is es-
timated at S250,000 with insurance about
as much.
New Orleans. La, Dec. 11.-Kid Mad
den having declined to meet Jimmy Bar
~, the Auditorium club has declared the
contest off.
Louisville, Ky, Dec u.-Today at Noun
tain Ferry bycicle track Arthur Garaner
broke the one-third mile unpaced flying
start record in IS 3-5 seconds.
Washington. Dec. 11-Justice Field. of
the supreme court has appointed tempo
rary Samuel Knight as United States at
tsorney for the northern district of Cali
/ fornia.
Boston, Dec. 11.-Election day in Bos-
ton resulted in a triumph for the Repub-
leans. Edwin H. Curtis. for mayor, de-
feated General Francis Peabody, Demo
! GRAFT, by 1,60O plurality.
Denver, Dec. 11-Dr. Rudolph F. Price
was convicted today of criminal mall
practice upon Miss Ida Hume Jeffries,
the Grand Junction school teacher. DR..
Price left Portland, Ore, under a cloud
some time ago.
Bellaire, O., Dec n.-Robbers entered
the. railroad station at Woodsfeld, O.,
and after knocking the agent insensible,
securely bound him, and then ransacked
tickets and money.
San Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE schooner
w. Beebe, which foundered on the bar
and went ashore near here yesterday
morning, is a complete wreck. The re-
mains of the vessel, when sold at auction
this afternoon, brought 1851.
st. Paul, Dec. 1.-THE News-Record,
the only United Press paper in this city,
verse fate, failed to make its appearance
last night. This is the second time the
News-Record has suspended within q
few months.
Cleveland, o., Dec. IA special from
Sandusky, o., says: The schooner Mary
Amelia, which left Port Huron. on No
vember q for that port, has. not been
heard from, and she is probably lost
with her crew and cargo of la'th.
Philadelphia, Dec. Thames Judge, of
man, who claims to have defeated stan
ton Abbott, fought thirteen rounds last
night for a $500 purse. Judge won the
battle, Wood being badly punished.
Washington, Dec. u--Mr.. Springer
Oemocrlit), of Illinois, today introduced
in the House Secretary Carlisle's bank
ing bill. 1t was ordered to be printed
and referred to the committee on bank
ing and currency.
Chicago. Dec. u-Delegates to tine an
vice reform league gathered here today.
Carl SchurZ, president of the org aniza-
ton, being among the number. The con-
vention'S session will begin tomorrow.
st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. n.-Nothing new
was developed in the Opel divorce case
today except confirmation CT testimony
heretofore given that Brown and MIS-.
Opel were frequently together in the lat
teTS room while the dO0-S were locked.
Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE coroner's jury
to-day returned a verdict in the inquest
on the body of A. D. Barnes, finding That
Barnes had been murdered by Jordan,
ana recommending that ne, with the 9th
er four prisoners under arrest, be held
to the grand jury.
Tarna ative, Madagascar. Dec. S.-The
Peiho, with 700 troosS on board, has ar
rived here from Reunion. It is rumore1
THAT Myre de Vilers, the French special
envoy. has sent another ultimatum TO
the Malagdssy government. All is quiet
at Antananary, the capital of the island.
Springfield, Ill, Dec. 1.-THE state
hoard of contractors met today to investi-
gate the charges of Printer Expert Her
ford, that an attempt to bribe him had
been made by eX-Public Printer RolIker.
There was a difference of several thou
sand dollars in String measurement" be-
tween HCrferd and Rokker-
ReynoldsyilIe, Pa, Dec, ia notice
was posted today signed by the United
Mine Works association, calling ON the
men to resist the per cent. reduction
owners in this district, December 1. The
situation is gloomy as it may result in
strike affecting over 10000 miners on jan
uary l.
New York, Dec. n.-Theodore Sutro,
president and counsel of the Comstock
Tunnel company, announces a settle
ment has been effected in the suit against
the company which was to come up for
trial next week in the United States cir
cult court of Nevada, and by which the
income of the company had been tied UP
through attachments since last spring.
Fort WORTH Texas, Dec. 11.-John Phil
lips, the fifth man arrested for com
pficity in the Benbrook train robbery.
was lodged in Jail here today. He is
brother-in-law of John Ward, also ar
rested for this robbery. The officers are
confident that Ward, Sullivan and Phil
aalanrc- cral1r n nnassnrieS