The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-13

ALLENTOWN. Pa.-Crazed by relig-
ion. Mrs. Elias Glider has sacrificed the
life of her babe to appease the wrath
OF a supposed angry deity. The child was
s sun t"ss Its little body had been
hacked with butcher knife.
PITTSBURG.-The plumbers strike in
Pittsburg. and Allegheny. which was in
augurated on Monday mas been settled,
and the men have returned to work. The
demand for an increase of 10 per cent.
in wages was granted.
NEW YORK.-On December ? there will
be opened in Masonic temple fair held
under the auspices of the Daughters of
Cuba. The object of the fair viii be TO
raise money with which to aid those who
of Cuban independence.
CHICAGO.-A four story building at
1H-d Division. street burned last night
inf1icting an. aggregate loss of $4,000 on
rented space in the structure. The prin-
clpal loser was the Munson Typewriter
company, whose loss will amount to $12-
GOO. All the other concerns were cloth
ing manufacturers.
TALEQUAH, 1. 1.-THE Cherokee Iegis-
lature has been in session several days
but no legislation of importance was
was passed by both houses over the gov
ernorS veto prohibiting the employment
by Cherokee citizens of non-eitizen clerks.
bookkeepers or managers for any mer-
camille establishment.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex-A party OF New
York and Baltimore capitalists composed
of Messrs. Alex Brown, Andrew D. Jones.
Walter H. Brooks, n Wia5low Williams
and G. j. Ryan arrived in the city this
morning and after visit to the govern
ment post, left for Arkansas Pass. The
party is interested in deep water at Ar
ansaS Pass, and the object of their visit
is to inspect the work there. They Will
return from the coast the latter part
of the week and leave for Atlanta TO
visit the exposition.
WHEELING, w. va.-Tonig:lt at
Clarksburg was celebrated the marriage
fantry, now stationed at Fort Sherman,
Ida. to Miss Mary Raymond, daughter
of Major Lee Raymond, one of West
Virginia's most distinguished citizens.
members of the first society circles. \
novel feature was the church decorations,
which consisted of an exquisite arrange
nent of the national colors, stands of
arms and flowers.
MARsHALLToWN, lathe North
western Soldiers Home association met
here today N Its rst , annual sessI2n
braska, South Dakota, Colorado, Kansas
and Iowa are represented and delegates
from several other states are expected.
Sessions continue two or three days. The
object of the meeting is 20 discuss pen
sions and other matters pertaining to the
soldiers home managemegnt, and 1 81, sHIegSest
p. p. CIough, of South Dakota, is rresi-
dent of the association.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.-The forty-ninth an
nual convention of the Delta Kappa Ep-
silon fraternity will be held in this city
on November IS, IA and -. On the even
ing of the first day. reception will be
held in the rooms of the Century club.
The public exercises will occur at
Grouse college hall on the evening of
the second dav, at which Prof. J. Scott
Clark of Northwestern university and
Scion W. Stevens of Lowell. Mass. will
sneak The banquet will be held at the
Yates hotel on the evening of the third
dav Senator Raines of Rochester, will
officiate as POSTMASTER. The New York
club will send a delegation by special
train and large delegation is ex-
pected from Chicago.