The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-31
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Harris
has introduced a bill permitting AssOCi-
ated Justice jackson, of the supreme
court, ito retire.
Washington, Jam SO.-The House com
hdittee on interstate and foreign com
merce has decided to make the Senate
Nicaragua bill the special order for Fri
day.
Macon, ILL.,, Jan. 30.-The Macon Wooden
Manuafcturing company has Shut down,
throwing 100 employees out of work. The
company lost $4,000 during the past few
years, but is perfectly solvent.
Chicago, Jan. 3O.-In the case against
the Pullman company today the entire
session of the court was taken up with
the arguments of the attorneys. The ar
guments will be resumed tomorrow.
minneapolis, Jan. 3O-Dhe jury to try
Harry Hayward for the murder of Cath
airline Cling, was completed today, and
Assistant County Attorney Hall made the
opening speech for the prosecution.
Rochester, n. Y, Jan. 30.-Bishop Nc
Quaid denounces as d lie the statement
months on account of his sermon on the
part Archbishop Ireland had taken in the
New York election.
!. Wheeling, W. Va, Jan. 60.-The battle
between Harry Nikirk and Tim Seaman,
both of Pittsburg, before the Columbian
Athletic club, occurred here tonight and
Seaman knocked out his opponent before
the end Of the first round.
Ardmore, I. r., Jan. 30.--On a process
issued from the United States prosecute
ing attorney at Paris, Tex, W. s. Brown,
agent of the Wells-Eargo Express COM
pany, was arrested yesterday charged
| with introducing and selling whisky.
Washington, Jan. 3O-The United States
consul at Gothenburg, Sweden, Mr.. Boy
esen, in report to the state depart
Inent, shows that by royaY ordinance the
| import duties on grain have been greatly
increased, in some cases more than 100
per cent.
Memphis. Jam. 8O.-The Avalanche, a
morning paper started here three months
ago by w. a. Collier, NJ. W. Connolly and
Nathan Greedy, has suspended publica-
ton. The employees refused to work any
longer without pay and the Office was
closed
New York, Jan. 3O.-It leaked out today
that Lillia Vane, the actress, became Mrs.
George Goodrich on January e.; The
handsome Miss Vane until recently was
the leading lady with Nat Goodwin.
:. Pierre, s. D.. Jan. $o.-1t is now be-
lieved here that w. w. Taylor, The de-
faulting state treasurer, is III some South
American country out of reach of extra
dftion. A telegram about the Nth of
January from Pensacola was received
here by personal friend of Taylor.
Washington, Jan. 3O.-The consular and
to the Senate provides for the construc-
ton Of a cable between the United States
and Hawaii, aud as a part of the cost
S5O0,00O is appropriated. The total appro-
$40 en- the amount passed by the House.
Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 3O.-C. H. and T. S.
Manley, cigar and tobacco dealers and
proprietors of five cigar stores here. made
an assignment today 90 l.. z. Sampson
Assets $1,000; liabilities g, $50. The assign
ment covers real and personal property.
The. creditors include San Francisco,
Portland, Milwaukee, Chicago, Tampa
Richmond and Baltimore firms
Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 30-The J. F. Hart
Jas. ]. HILL president of the Great North
ern, and w. j. Rucker, Of Everett, in the
| United States circuit court for S49,901,
which is alleged to be the appraised value
of the mills, dykes, Wharye5 and other
/ Improvements erected by the Hart COM
lpany on a school section at Everett sold
I to Hill by the state for railroad ternin-
| ais. The plaintiff claims the final pur-
chaser of the school section was bound
/ to pay for the improvements.
Washington, Jan. 5O.-The state depart
ment has been informed by United States
Minister Taylor, at Madrid, that the
| Spanish senate has passed the molus VII
vendi, placing the United States again in
! the most favored nation column as to du-
/ ties on imports into Cuba and Porto
Rico. The bill yet remains to be signed
! by the queen. but it lis believed two days
Will suffice for the completion of all
formalities.
New York, Jan. 30.-It is denied at the
! National Bank of Commerce today. that
| a resolution to request the clearing house
| to permit the bank to accept special gold
! accounts was adopted yesterday by the
board of directors. The matter was dis
cussed- The cashier of the National
! Bank of Commerce now admits that the
| board of directors did adopt a resolution
in regard to the opening of special gold
accounts.