The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-31


TOPEKA. Kan.-State Oil Inspector
Kelly is here today and had a long inter-
view with the governor. He promised to
make the kind OF report the governor
wanted.
BUZzARDS BAY. Mass.-Ex-Postmas-
ter General Bfssell called on the presi-
dent today, coming over from Marion.
MI. Cleveland entertained him until late
this afternoon.
MONTREAL.--lThe annual convention
OF the brotherhood of Locomotive En-
eineers and Firemen of America began
I in secret session today. c. A Wilson,
second vice-grand master Of Peoria, H.,
presided.
NEW YORK-A dispatch to the World
from Tegucigalpa, Honduras, announces
( the death OF Vim. G. Burchard for sew
eral years United States consul accred-
tied to the Atlantic coast ports Of Hon
duras.
PHILADELPHIA city today re-
cetved judicial consent to send the old
Liberty bell to. the Atlanta exposition;
Judge Thayer OF the common pleas court
delivered a decision Diminishing the bill
in equity recently filed by number Of
prominent citizens.
TROY, N. Y.-Amelia A Haswell, city
missionary, accused Of aiding the escape
of the train robber, Oliver Curtis Perry,
from Mattewan insane criminal hospital,
was arrested today. She declined to
she had no part in the plot
SANTA BARBARA, -CaI.-Miss Bessie
Stevens, of Santa Barbara, and Mr..
were united in marriage at the brides
home last evening. Mr.. Ballard is a son
Of Hon; W. S; Ballard. Of Washington.
d. G. They left this morning for Wash
ington.
DBNVER.-A special to the News from
Trinidad says: At Thatcher, three miles
east OF here this morning, Michael Col
train and was cut in two. He, with
eight or ten other boys from Pueblo, was
stealing ride. They were on a trip Of
pleasure.
SAN FRANcIsco.-The local federal
officials are undecided whether to observe
next Monday as a public holiday or not.
for instructions to the secretary Of the
treasury Federal officers believe that
Labor Day is a public holiday only in
the District of Columbia and the terri.
tories
WASHINGTON.-The treasury depart
ment today received a telegram from Col
lector of Customs Cottrell, 1T Cedar Keys,
Spanish consul at Tampa, he has seized
at a point twenty miles from Cedar Keys,
15O Remington rifles, a quantity of cart
ridges and eleven kegs of powder, which
were to have been shipped to Cuba.
SANDUSKY, O.-United States steamer
Michigan ran aground on Pelee Island
this morning in a heavy fog. = wreck
ing tug was sent to her assistance. 1t is
believed she will be pulled off with little
damage. The Michigan has been en-
gagged recently in making surveys and
soundfngs in the vicinity Of the island.
NORFOLK, O-Two deeds conveying
the PawPaw railroad have been filed in
the Huron county recorders office. One
was from William Williams, master COM
missioner. J. H. Sample, consideration,
s844,O0o and the other was from John H.
Sample to A. L. Yonger. John c. Frank,
John W; Holloway; Nelson stone VII
porators of the Northern Ohio Railway
company. consideration, S. 10000.
SYRACUSE, Ind.-Miss Nettie, Van
Sargent, aged 10. OF Tiffin. O., were
drowned in Wawasses lake at Black
Stump Point, while bathing this after
noon After rowing out in the lake. Miss
Van Malta feared getting into the water
The young man plunged into the water
himself and pulled her out of the boat.
In her fright she grasped him ard both
DENVER James p. Galloway
of Montrose county, NNfrms the report
of recent important gold discoveries in
Navajo basin, San Miguel county, big
strike having been made in the Sweet
heart mine. operated by his sons. This
strike is much larger than the one made
in the. Silver Pick. For two years, the
latter has paid from $4,000 TO S55,JOO per
month dividends.
CHICAGO.-Carson, Pierre, Scott 6 Co.
will send man to Milwaukee, this even
ing to see whether the body found there
Is that of their missing salesman, w.
F.. Slater. Slater was employed in the
wholesale department He mysteriously
disappeared a short time ago. Ine corpse
found in Milwaukee TALES with the de-
scriptfon of the missing man, and it IS
supposed that it is his body.
TOPEKA, Kan.-Governor Morrill,, in
compliance with the request made by the
governor of Texas, has called a Western
States convention to assemble in Topeka,
October 1st, for the purpose OF securing
united action in a movement 10 utIllze
the deep water obtained on the Gulf OF
Mexico, and to arrange the best plan Tor
holding an inter-American exposition to
display what the great west can proht-
ably produce and export as well as what
it will be to her advantage to import.
BOSTON.-This afternoons session Of
the eight triennial meeting of the grand
chapter of the order of the Eastern Star
was devoted to committee reports. In
the afternoon, the board of officers were
elected for three years as appended:
Most worthy grand matron of the gem
erai grand chapter, Mrs. Mary. E. Part,
ridge, Oakland, Cal; most worthy Grand
patron, Mrs. H. H Hinds OF stanton.
tron. Mrs. Hattie Ewing. of Mass: right
worthy assistant grand patron, n. E.
Gearheart Of Minnesota; right "a. worthy tn
rieiht worthy grand treasurer, Mrs. Har-
rieta Cranbrack of Iowa; worthy. grand
Commences. Edna L. Hedges of Mon
tana: associate conductress, Laura 3.
Hart, of Texas.