The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-27


coast, arrived here today in charge of
Marshal Grady. of Portland, Ore.
Observation-Disclosures the state
ment that the Nicaragua canal report
had been made and received in Nicara-
qua, 1t was said at the state department
today that there would be no report
made before the LIST of November.
WASHINGTON fire in the waste
paper room in the treasury department
building late this afternoon. brought out
the fire department. of the city and caused
great excitement, but no further damage
than a little waste paper resulted.
WASHINGTON Concord sailed
today from Chemulpo, Corea. and will
proceed direct to Che Foo, China The
Yorktown is also bound for this port,
having left Shanghai on Sunday, so that
the United States will be well prepared
for any action deemed necessary in Chin
csc waters.
WASHINGTON-Amb Eustis
has wired the state department that
Newton B. Eustis, second secretary and
Mr.. Alexander, counsel of the embassy,
have returned from Clairvaux. where
they took down a full statement from
ex-Consul Waller of his trial and con-
viction by the French military court at
Tamataye. The statement will be for
warded to Washington as soon as pos
sible.
wASHINGTON.-W the Olympia
reaches the Asiatic station she win be-
come the flagship. Admiral Carpenter
has expressed a desire to have the Bal
the officers and men has about expired.
she has been ordered to return to San
Francisco.
WASHINGTON.-Mr. Thomas O'Hara.
United States minister at san Juan Del
Norte, Nicaragua informs the state de
partment Of the current report there that
money has bee1 subscribed for the build
ing of q railroad between the towns of
Managua and Rama. The road will be
102 miles long and will open up a fertile
section. Mr. Hara also, says. there is
much talk of the establishment of teIe-
graph and telephone lines between Blue
fields and Rama.
CINcINNATI-Judge Mcneil, OF the
insoIvencv court today removed w n
Campbell, trustee of the Commercial Ma
tional Bank, upon the complaint of stock
holders and creditors, who alleged that
Campbell as cashier and director Of the
bank, had interests ADVERSE 10 those of
| the banks creditors. The court took this
view and removed Campbell, leaving the
Union Savings Bank and Trust company
sole trustee.
| ELDoRA, IIl--By the explosion of the
| boiler of a threshing machine at Owassa
/ this afternoon, Ba5cock Monroe, a. farmer
! and Anna HOFFMAN, daughter OF FRANK
| Hoffman, were killed and several Of the
| threshing gang were injured. it is feared,
| fatally. The engine was an old one and
| had been declared unsafe and was in the
! hands of an incompetent fireman.
y FORT WORTH, Textile north bound
/ passenger train on the Fort Worth &
! Denver railway was partly wrecked al
| Hogsett switch, near Rome, q miles
| north of Fort Worth, this afternoon. A
! switch spread as the train was running
/ over it, Engineer John c. Hampton was
/ caught under the engine and one leg sc
badly crushed that it was amDutated
! Fireman Sullivan was fatally hurt.
GREENWOOD Lake. N T.-Lida Ter
\ hume Is years old. and her cousin BERTHE
| Terhune. 4 years old. whose parents live
| on the Newfoundland road on the way
J to Greenwood lake, went 10 a small lake
about a mile from their home and were