The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-04
TSHPENTJNG Mich Tho excitioo. fe

ISHPEAIING, Mich.-The exciting fea-
ture of the strike situation today was the
burning of the headquarters of the strik-
ers in Union Park early It's morning. 1t
is thought the place was fired by some one
Tot in sympathy with the strikers.
WASHINGTON General
Wilson left here this afternoon for
an address at the opening of the Jeffer-
son county fair. He will return in two
or three days.
N1EXTCO.-The Farmers Bank at La
donia, Mo-, is again ready and open for
business. The attorney-general, bank
examiner, receiver and attorneys met in
Mexico and the matter was settled. The
piled with the law.
QINCY, Ills.-A report reached here to-
night to the effect that Undertook, Pike
day which destroyed many buildings and
killed three people. Undertook has
neither telegraph or telephone commune
cation. The wires being down.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Fir has destroyed
the last hope of recovering any of the
valuable cargo of the steamer Bawmore
which went ashore on the Oregon coast
hold has been blazing for three days and
the ship is said to be a total loss.
WASHINGTON Carlisle is
preparing a letter to be read before the
Nebraska Democratic convention which
will meet in Lincoln on Thursday. The
! secretary found himself unable to accept
the invitation sent him to be present,
| but will express his views upon the fin
ances in the letter. Ex-Representatiye
NJ. D. Harter viii address the convention
| on the money question.
GAM I'D Aorc,TcCO 1,,o 1o,,,4i.A ar;,
| isters' union of San Francisco has for
warded to Secretary Olney a memorial in
| which he Is urged to endeavor to secure
| the appointment of q. commission to in
vestigate the recent missionary riots in
| China. The union insists that an in
| demnity for the loss of life and property
| is not sufficient and demands that the
| guilty persons. of whatever rank or sta
! ton, be speedily punished.
DENVER-A special to the News from
Florence, Colo, says: The gap in
caused four weeks ago by terrible flood
was closed up at late hour this even
ing. Tomorrow the track will be put i'll
| shape for traffic and on Thursday the
company will move fre'g ht trains and
Friday re-establish passenger service.
WASHINGTON.-T was the day
on which the boycott of national bank
| notes, ordered by President Sovereign. of
the Knights Of Labor in his proclamation
two months ago was to go into effect.
| There was no evidence here, however,
| that the knights of Labor were tabooing
| bank notes. The national headquarters
| of the Knights were deserted, save for
an Office boy, both Mr.. Sovereign and
Mr.. Hays, the secretary. being out Of the
city.
NORTH EASTON, Mass.-A runaway
accident occurred here late this afternoon
in which the daughter Of Ex-Governor
Ames sustained fractured skull. Elk
Governor Ames together with his
daughter and her husband were driving
with q pair of new horses. The animals
ran away and as the woman attempted tt
jump out. her dress was caught in the
wheels. She was thrown instantly to the
earth, her head striking on stone. Hell
condition is critical
WASHINGTON. = Henry Robertson
United States consul at Kiel, in letter
miral Kirkland, commanding the Euro
pean squadron, of failure to extend him
official courtesy during the celebration OF
the opening of the Kiel ship canal in
June When approached on the subject
the naval officials preserve the greatest
secrecy. Secretary Herbert said thai
the matter had not come to the attention
of the department. There is no doubt
! however. that it will be referred by the
state department to the navy depart
nlent as all complaints against nava
officers by consuls or members of the
diplomatic corps are placed in the hand:
. of the secretary of the navy for action.