The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-14

gates that a union of the two associa-
tons will result in the control of the
cityS entire output
NEW YoRK.-Justice o-Bnen in the SUI
preme court today handed down deci-
sion denying the motion for an injunction
TO restrain the reorganization committee
or the Distilling and Cattle Feeding corr
pany purchasing acquiring the property
of the trust, advertised to be sold toInor-
row.
AfINNEAPOLIS.-Th North American
Telegraph company. the northwestern ally
of the Postal, has leased the lines Of the
the 500 railway and connecting with me
Canadian Pacific lines. This gives the
North American entrance into Winnepeg
and brings it other advantages.
NEW YORK-simon Wormser. head of
the great banking firm died intestate. A
great deal of surprise was expressed IN
Wall street when the fact became KNOW.
The value of the estate left by Mr.. Worni-
ser must remain a matter of conjecture,
but the very lowest estimate places 1t al
something less than $3,0O0,9O0.
vINITA. I. T.-Cherokee claimant in
habitants are gathering here for a meet
ing to take action 10 secure full legal
rights in the nation. They claim that the
Cherokee nation has long refused to give
justice to them as provided by past treat
les ana tlSy propose 10 Spp6elI " NOil-
gresS and the courts for redress.
NEW YORK.-Another body, terribly
mangled, was removed this morning from
the ruins of the collapsed building at
West Broadway and Third streets: the
body recovered this morning was identl-
fed as that of loetero Morino, a laborer.
Contractor Galligan is Of the opinion that
there are two more bodies in the ruins.
SAN FRANCISCO.-A local paper says
the heirs of Jose de Jesus Noe will soon
bring suit TO recover vast tract OF land
near Golden Gate park. known as san
Miguel ranch. The property involved IS
estimated to be worth S24,OOOO 600. The SUIT
the transfer of the land by Noe to Will
liam ]. Horner in 1853.
EUREKA, Kan.-James A. Amicll was
shot and Killed by Mrs. Ella Amics. his
divorced wife, today, ten miles nortneaSt
of here, in the presence Of Mrs. Anick $
brother and the latter's wife. Amick had
been threatening the woman and finally
turned upon i1er with a, raW1ide when she
seized a Winchester and fired. he dled
within a few minutes. Mrs. Anlck sur
rendered.
CINCINNATI-JudgeO 'Nei1 rendered
decision today shat the Commercial bank
had been insolvent for months before It
closed, and that all depositors who could
identify their money would receive the
same. The court holds further that the
Dank was unldWCully conducted etlu the
officers are liable for collation. of the laws
and the stockholders for the losses.
DENVER-Earl NJ. Cranston, assignee
of the Rocky Mountain Savings bank,
has made a report which shows that the
assets of the detuncu bank amount to
$4,000. OF this amount $4,000 he reports
not good. OF the remaining 100000, two
men owe the bank on their personal notes
about one-half. They are County Treas
urer- T. H. Wygant and County Judge, r;
w Steele. The security is doubtful s, out
creditor will be paid in full.
DENVER.-The mayors water ordi-
nance was reported unfavorably to the
board of aldermen from tie committee
today, the latter having stood eight TO
six against it. The report of the COM
mittee was adopted. The ordinance was
cinnati and st. Louis. Matters now
stand as they were three months ago.
The meeting was not held at night, some
of the alderman being afraid there would
be 100 great a crowd at night.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.-Demetrius Kali
las Bey and mis- bride, who was Mrs. P.
T. Barnum. have arrived here. They
were accompanied by Faure Lamont. of
the French embassy. Mr.. and Mrs. Kali
las visited Marina, and afterward Mr..
fridge company and placed large order
for ammunition for the Turkish govern
ment. Acting under orders of the sultan,
Mr.. Kallias inspected The improved ma
chinery used in the factory
FRESNO. Cal-rhe estate of William
Wooten. who mysteriously disappeared
nearly two years ago and is supposed to
have been murdered. was today ordered
distributed by Judge Risley. The only
heir is Thomas Wooten. brother of the de-
ceased. who lives in England and is n
very old man. Mr. Wooten hequeathed all
he had to this brother. The land consist
ing of $500 acres, was TUNED over TO
Thomas Wooten and the money i'll the
hands of the public administrator was or
dered divided among the lawyers who
represented the public administrator.
CHICAGO.-The remains of Sonora Ma
ria Ruis de Burton. widow of the late
Brigadier General de Burton. were en-
balmed and sent to San Diego. Cal. this
afternoon. The funeral will he held in
San Diego. Sonora de Burton died of
gastric fever yesterday, at the Sherman
house, where she had been staying six
months. Her mission in Chicago was 20
sell her large tracts of Lower California
lands known as "Fnsenda de Todos San
tos." Every day the past month she has
expected the negotiations for the sale
of the property said to be worth about
SIS 900, $50. to be concluded with a New
York firm. The land may now be sold
by her son.
THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
NARRAGANsETT PIER, Aug. 13-The