The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-03

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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Dr. Elliott u
ttogers, OF Chicago, formerly OF Worcne'
yer, instructor IN chemistry at Harvard
evening. tll's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lamont is
Sana,.a IN 1raeF this afternoon detailing
general of The army, and General RIee s,s
now on special duty i'll WASHINGTON 10
command 1 the department of the east
t1ls headquarters will be i'll New York.
Ell PASO, Texas.-A westbound Texas
/ q Pacific passenger train was deraiiad
fb;a M ,s, station; 300 miles east of here
Fireman +: j. Ryan, and Express Wes,
senSes j. 7. Langley were hurt Tracer
was delayed twelve hours.
SAN FRANCIscc.-Priyate adv:ces 70
ce-Ved here from London. England. stafe
tnat the British ship Europa bound from
a ae IN. 10 San FRANCISCO has been burned
at sea. The crew of the Europa, was res
cued by the Oscar H. which brourht tho
news of the disaster and landed them ~
liverpool ''i0iii dt
NASHVILLE. Tenn.-The State. a FREQ
silver paper of Birmingham Ala = b se
about completed arrangeme1ts r. hI1t,
the Age-Herald, the sound nonevS
ra rs PAPER III tLat city. The com bined
papers VII be called the State Herald
ana VIII advocate free coinage of siIver,,
az 10 10 l. and VII be the only mornin9,
daily in Birmingham. -'' '--i-s
DETROIT, NItch-tieneral O IT Foe
me Wei known United States engineer
died suddenly this morning. Genera b.
Re Ee te valuatIa services to the marine
new and famous lock at the SEQ IL
mad general charge of the river ard
harDor improvements and was REGARDED
throughout the country as a very able
engineer.
BOSTON.-The steamer ST. Paul start
ed for a preliminary run today over the
Cape Porpois, but abandoned fine trial
because of the bad printing of the boil
ers. The failure of the boilers 10 work
properly was due to the fact that the
water from The Delaware river with which
they were filled before the ship left Phil
adelphia was bracnish This was not d.
covered until after the trip was aban-
doned. The boilers viii be washed out
tomorrow and the official trial will proi,.
ably be made Friday.
NEW YORK.-Capt. Koran, when asked
his opinion as 10 the probably outcome of
and Yale, ne said: Il am rot sanrui6e
of victory. In fact | shall be much sur.
capture = majority CT the events ~
Yale L concede the hammer, shot, broad
Jump and 100 yard dash Cambridge. /
think, will take the 3G0-yard, quarter-miIe
half.m:le and one mile races. The hur-
dies and the high jump l consider in
doubt. While the 100-yard event seems
safe for Richards, yet Lewins, who viii
start, may prove 20 be a surprise. He is
running quite fast
CAMBRIDGE O-The business portion
of this city, was destroyed by fire his
morning with loss of over $10G,C00 Alarm
the flames ana the firemen were power
less. kilograms for assistance Were. sent
to neighborinS cities. Frank Law, en-.
ployed at Davis livery stable, was burned
to death. The principal losses are: Lyn-
don hotel, SO Goo; Taylor block, $4,000;
warehouse and stock of hardware in Tay-
lor block, $4,000. The general Offices Of
the Cleveland * Marietta. railway were
destroyed, but most of the valuable doe
uments were saved. The insurance is
less than half the loss.
WlASHINGTON.-A to a re-
port to the state department from United
States Consul Bigelow at Rouen, the
worlds production of wool has not in
creased during the past year, but has ac-
tually diminished. The figures collected
by the permanent custom house commits
sioners show that in 1898 the quantity of
wool available for commerce was enc
thousand and twelve Millions of kilo-
grams, as against one thousand and two
millions IN 1894. In France, the product
has steadily diminished from 49, 151 $50
quality of wool does not improve, and
owing to the high price of meats, sheep
are being raised for that purpose instead
Of for wool.