The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-14

committee for foreign missions of the
Presbyterian church south, met at this
city and decided to send at once to Corea
as a Missionary, Rev. w. B. Harrison of
Kentucky. and to China, Miss Jane NJ.
Rice of Florida. and Miss Ellen Emerson
of Virginia.
OMAHA.-A banquet to be given at
the Omaha club this evening for Arch
bishop Ireland, is a very elaborate affair.
Over 100 plates were laid John RUIZ
were Mayor Bemis Archbishop Ireland,
]. NJ. Woolworth. w. F. Gurley, Henry
e. Stabrook and Hon. Edward Rose
water.
WASHTNGTON.-At todav's session of
the National Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers, the committee on constitution
and bylaws reported amendments, but
their adoption was deferred This even
ing the delegates were entertained at an
oyster roast and tomorrow night they
Will be rendered banquet. The pro-
posed big. illuminated parade has been
abandoned.
CINCINNATI-Res of this city
holding $4,000 stock of the Columbia Ma
ti o1 bank 1i OF Tacoma, met today prepara-
in Chicago, November 81 The stock was
originally 500 900 and afterwards in
creased to $500, OOO Of this $4,000 increa Sc
only S1S7 eco was paid up. The Cincin-
natl stockholders maintain that they are
not liable for the new stock
RACINE, Wis.-NIichael Carroll, aged
SO. was electrocuted here last evening.
He climbed an electric pole to adjust
telephone wires and took hold of a live
electric wire. He fell and hung on a
cross arm. where he baked to death in
! the presence of several hundred people
/ The fire department was called out and
with the aid of the hook and ladder
company removed the body to the earth.
MONMOUTH, Ill-Suella Merritt. aged
a. died today. Shilo Mcintyre. 80 wears
of age, who assaulted her is strongly
guarded tonight in the Warren county
lali The crime was committed last Sat-
urday. and since that time the excite
ment has been growing. The popular
rage has assumed so threatening a phase
that the sheriff has hastily sworn in a
number of deputies.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.-The forty-frst an
nual convention of the Delta Kapps, En-
silon fraternity opened in this CITY this
evening. with reception at the Century
club. Business sessions will be held TO-
morrow and the public exercises will he
held in Grouse college tomorrow even
ing: Scion w Stevens of Lowell, Mass
WI WI dellver an grafton and poem will
be read by Prof. j. Scott Clarke of
Northwestern university. Business ses-
sions will follow on Friday and on Fri
DAY evening banquet will be held at
lHe 1dIeS-
PIERRE, S. DIN the case of South
d. Dakota vs. Thomas. H. Ruth, late sup Ses,-
lntendent of schools and public lands,
charging Ruth with criminal negligence
whereby the state lost about $50 coo
! through the Taylor defalcation, Judge
Jeffy Today sustained a demurrer offered
on the present defense, which practically
settles the case. Attorney General Craw-
ford will appeal to the supreme court.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Fusion carried
the. day and Populists and Republicans
decided to unite this afternoon in the
state campaign. Resolutions declaring
for free silver, opposing the national bank
system and advocating honest elections. -
by force if necessary were adopted.
Resolutions We're adopted requesting
the Senate not to seat Senator Morgan
and asking Congress to investigate cleo
ton methods.