The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-26
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Nevvsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
md Stripes Wave.

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Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Eau Claire, Wis, March 25--The town
of Gilmanton was swept by. fire today
Loss $4,000; insurance small.
Washington. March 25;;-Paymaster.
retire tomorrow on account of age.
Redlands, Cal, March 25.-David Nc
Coy died here today at the age of 104
years and 10 months. He voted at every
election from 1918 to 1894.
Warsaw, KY, March 25.-Dr. d. B. AL.
! len, one of Warsaw's oldest and most
| prominent citizens, committed suicide
today.
Deadham, Mass, March 25.-The Steel
Edge Stamping and refining company to-
day filed schedules of insolvency. Liabil-
tiles $193. 900; essets 100000.
| GreenviIle, Miss, March 25-Fire today
destroyed the Planters oil mill, owned by
Delta planters and merchants. Loss
tiles $4,000; assets 100000.
Warren, O., March 25.-The Trumbull
county court house, erected in 1922, was
nearly destroyed by fire today, causing
a loss of $4,000. covered by insurance.
Kansas City. March 25.-The property
of the Martin DiStilling company, in this
city, was conveyed by deed of trust today
to John McNulta, receiver of the whisky
trust.
Chicago, March 25.-Rev. William B.
at the session of the International Sun
day Observance league today.
Camden. N. j., March 25.-Augustus S.
Baker, said to be the oldest newspaper
man in New Jersey, died at his home in
Woodbury., today, aged sc.
Cuthbert. Ga. March 25.-solomon D.
Bolton died today. He was a classmate
of Jefferson Davis at West Point and
was first mate on the steamship Brandy
wine. which took Lafayette to France.
He was SO years of age.
Boston, March 25.-The statement pub
ished concerning the consolidation of the
General Electrical company and the
Westinghouse company, is emphatically
denied.
Dallas. Tex, March 25-Smallpox has
broken out at the City hospital and that
institution has been Guaranteed. Four
cases are posted, the first having been
brought here from Hot Springs.
Pittsburg, March 25-The ice gorge in
the Allegheny river which has threatened
the residents of towns along the river
Tor several weeks is now going out and
the danger is passed.
Little Rock, Ark, March 25.-The date
for the glove contest between Kid Nc
Coy and Danny Needham has been
changed from April to Monday. April l,
at the request of a number of horsemen,
April being Gateway day"
Louisville. Ky, March 25.-W. P. Pike,
aged 43, superintendent of the Louisville
division of the Louisville & Northern rail-
way company, died this afternoon. Mr.
Pike was well known in railroad circles
Washington, March 25.-The comptroI-
Ter of the currency has declared a divid-
end of y per cent. in favor of the credit
ors of the insolvent First National bank
Of Sundance. Wyoming.
Washington, March 25.-Internal Reve-
nue. Collector New. of Denver. is here
with A V. Quinn, of Arizona, urging the
appointment of the latter to succeed
Governor Hughes. New appears to think
Quinn will be appointed
Guthrie, Okla. March 25.-News comes
from Lincoln county of an immense sill
Yer strike on the Evans claim on the
Quaw Paw. A four-foot vein of silver
bearing quartz, 5000 ounces to the ton.
was struck in a drill well at 100 feet.
San Francisco. March 25.-The latest
sensational development in the noted Fair
viii case is that insinuations are abroad
that the deceased millionaire died by
poison administered by parties interested
IN his death taking place at a certain
time.
philadelphia, March 25.-There was a
Cramps ship yard today, because of a
settling of the ways. The launch has
been indefinitely postponed.
Chicago, March 25.-Charles Olsen. who
a week ago was thrown from moving
train and had the top of his head torn
off, is still alive. The case has miracu-
lous feature in that Olsen's brain cavity
is almost empty.
Wichita, Kan. March 25-J. H. Alley,
commander-in-chief of Wichita consist
past officer in all the bodies of York rite
and Scottish rite Masonry is dead |
Knight kodosh funeral ceremonies will |
be held at the Cathedral Tuesday at mid |
night.
Hiawatha, Kan, March 25.-The thirty
two ex-Pullman workmen brought here |
last fall have succeeded in interesting |
rich capitalists to start them in the man
acres of ground have been bought for |
them, and they hope 10 be at work for |
themselves inside of a week.
Kansas City, Mo-, March ga local |
paper says that that the hackers of |
the world, and Patsey Purcell. who de- |
feated the Saginaw Kid" at Galena !
KAN, last week, have arranged for a |
about April 10.
amount of insurance on the Reid Bros |
Packing company plant burned day be- |
fore yesterday. and the apportionment |
among the various agencies could not be |
learned today. William J. Reid stated |
the property was insured for about SO or |
80 per cent. of its value in various insur- |
ance agencies.
Lansing Mich, March 25.-The act re- |
Gently passed by the Michigan legislature
prohibiting the names of candidates for |
)fnce, from appearing upon more than one |
partyS ticket, was sustained by the SUI |
preme court this afternoon.
Atlanta, Ca, March 25-Advices Just |
received from Costa Rica are to the eff /
feet that the government has appointed |
Mr.. Theodore Mangle commissioner for
an exhibit TO be made at the Cotton |
States and International Exposition. /
The commissioner has applied for space
upon which to erect pavilion in which |
the products of Costa Rica will be placed
New York. March 25.-Judge Iacombe.
Of the United States circuit court, has
decided that bondholders of the Nicara-
qua Canal Construction com pany, are en-
titled to rank as creditors and that the
bonds are entitled to a divid-
end.
Nashville March 25.-The trial of NJ. A.
Spur, for violation of the national bank
ng act was begun today. Frank Porter
Held. the cashier of Spurs bank, who is
serving a ten-year-sentence for aiding in
the wrecking of the bank, is in the city
and will be a witness for the government
Washington, March 25.-Mary Delaney,
the Milwaukee woman, who is under ar
-est for having attempted to burn st.
Patrick's and St. Dominicks churches
asst Thursday has become violently in
sane.
Birmingham, Ala, March 25.-In fight
With shotguns in Macon county, today,
he result of a long-standing feud be-
ween the Riddle and Christian families,
slab Riddle was killed and Charles An
rev was fatally injured.
New York. March 25.-Three more bench
warrants issued on indictments against
election Officials found hU he OvaY- and