The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-06
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Nevvsy Notes From All Portions OF
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

LOADS l5 Of Oranges We're shipped from this
city for Florida this morning.
Boston, March 5.-The bill to grant full
municipal Suffrage to women n Massa-
Winston, s. c., March "a shock Of
earthquake lasting several seconds was
felt here at 10 o. clock last night. Build
ings were shaken but no damage was
done.
DAY passed the anti-cigarette bill. Omaha
has been especially bitter in this fight,
but the. churches have succeeded Ill IN
duencinS their members.
Salina, Kan, March Fright Rev. s.
Z, Thomas, Episcopal bishop of Kansas,
is lying at the point OF death at ST.
Johns school. Impaction of the bowels
is the cause of his illness.
Galesburg Ill, March 5-Henry Living
ston, formerly editor of the Peoria Tran
script, Laramie boomerang, Kansas City
Times and Star, died at the hospital here
today Of consumption, aged 80.
Washington, March 5.-The president
has reappointed William p. DoWe1l, who
failed of confirmation during the session,
as postmaster at hIissouia, Mont, vice
H. c. Meyers. commission expired.
Boston, March 5.-Lady Henry Soner-
set, Miss Frances E. Willard and Miss
Anna Gordon. private secretary to Miss
Willard, have left this city preparatory
to sailing for Europe On the New York
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Mexico City. March Wv. II. Ellis the
negro Moses, has arrived here from Ia
hualilo, Durango, where he has just lOca-
| ted 200 negro colon1Sts. The colony not
only have the sympathy of the govern
ment. but Of the business men of the
( country.
| Port Townsend. Wash, March g. The
steamship Willapa has left on her initial
trip for Alaska, with full cargo of
/ freight and eighty passengers Every
steamer going north is loaded down with
miners and adYenturerS rushing to the
| Yukon gold fields.
! San Antonio. Tex, March 5-TWenty-
five negro men whom Peg Iee.u Wilt
ans took to Mapirni, Mexico, last Janu-
airy. passed through here today en- route
( to Alabama. They are on foot and have
been on the road since the first week
/ they struck 0Iapimi. They state they did
| not like the country
San Francisco, Cal. March 4-Attorney
| General Olney has notified United States
District Attorney Foote Of the appoint
ment Of Lewis D. lIeKissick as a special
assistant United States attorney in the
I claim of the United States against Lee
land Stanford.
sprinstiield, Ill. March PIN the United
Iron Works Of St. Louis, No., applied for
an INJUNCTION against 800 of their en-
/ plOyes, who are out on a strike restrain
ing them from interfering with the op-
| grafton OF thier. rolling mills at East 81.
! Louis Judge Allen granted the iniunc-
! ton.
| Washington, March 5.-A statement pre.
| pared at the immigration bureau shows
| that the total number of immigrants ar
! irving at ports of the United States
/ during the seven months ending Feb
| ruary 1, l56J, was 113,375. as against $50
! $50 for the seven months ended Febrll-
airy !, 1884 decrease of 76,207, of 40 per
| cent. The recent arrivals are chiefly of
! the most undesirable classes ana are in
| destitute circumstances.
I Lincoln, Neb., March 5.-The first ster
in the building the Platte canal was
I taken when the senate voted IN favor
! Of the Platte canal bill and general ir.
| rigation bill. This action, when concurrec
| in by the house and the governor viii
! give the city of Omaha the right to
build and own the canal. which is a pro-
| posed waterway for furnishine. poye,
by diverting the waters of the Flatte
river.
! Springfield, ILL.,, March 5.-In the state
/ senate today Senator Johnson offered a
resolution charging that corruption exists
in every department of the city of Chi-
/ cagO and Cook county. and providing for
! a joint committee of three from the SEN
! ate and four from the house to investi-
I gate the whole city and county machine
ry. It charges that the Chicago council
/ bartered valuable franchises to indiyidtI-
| ais and CORPORATIONS without the least
regard to the public welfare. and the Do
/ lice department granted immunity tc
4 criminals and shielded the unlawful eie-
ment.