The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-16

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Telegraph News from All Parts of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.
BOSToN-George B. Nichols. of the
well known wool firm of Nichols. Dupee
d Co., died at Roxbury today, aged Is.
> W ". y 70; secretary of the
from Acapulco for Corinto today.
SANTA MONICA, Ca1.-The bark
Edinburgshire, 225 days from London,
with miscellaneous cargo, has ar.
rived here. Captain Page died enroute
at Valparaiso.
WASHINGTON.-Th withdrawal TODAY
of s1,250,000 in gold for export from the
true amount Of the gold reserve $50, 491, 5l7.
RUTLAND. Vt.-Governor Woodbury.
has appointed a commission to represent
Vermont II nf ind CT ri
and fine arts to be held in the City
OF Mexico the coming winter.
IRON MOUNTAIN. Mich.-Two freight
trains on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad collided at Summit, killing
Alfred c. Merteg, of Green Bay, engineer,
and badly injuring rank Stocks.
NEW York; special to the World
sends word here that he hopes the re-
port is true that General Maceo intends
to invade Santa Clara Province.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Amos Dupree,
hanged at Devalfs Bluff today. He muir
dered Robert Harris, another negro in
Monroe county in June, 1894.
IRONToN, O-Ex-Treasurer Mande-
vile Green Clay, Of Lawrence county.
was today 3; SENTENCED ten @,t to five years, i'm,
to pay a fine. of $1,000, having pleaded
guilty to embezzlement of the county
funds.
SALEM. Ore.-As a sequel to the fail
ure of the Williams and England bank,
tbs State Insurance company has closed
It's office and asked for the appointment
of receiver. H. r. McNary, cashier of
the closed bank will probably be ap-
pointed.
DENVER Denver. Real Essate
and Stock exchange decided today to
trade in mining stocks, especially those
of Cripple Creek. The first call will take
place early next week. With this there
will be seven mining stock exchanges do
ing business in Colorado.
PHOENIXvILLE, Pa.-Thomas Edwin
today cut the threats of his two children.
then attempted to commit suicide in the
same manner. The children died almost
instantly and there is but little hope of
the fathers recovery. Domestic troubles
caused the tragedy.
DUTUTH-Mayor Lewis, Congressman
Towne and other prominent citizens held
a meeting last evening at which 1t was
congress to work for the abrogation of
the great lake treaty of 1877. in order that
the lake cities may compete for govern
ment shipbuilding work.
wASHINGTON.-Pres Cleveland
will soon be asked to pardon the venerable
Celso Caesar Moreno, who is serving
for libeIing Baron Fava, the Italian am
bassador. It is said that the baron him
self will either sign the petition praying lg
a personal appeal to the president in his
behalf.
cHICAGO-The body of the late John
sv1fn rod tl,ic-
fta Ppaee G h f Rose chi Hin w" eemey ser
vices conducted by Rev. DR.. Burrows. Of
the First Presbyterian church were fol-
lowed by the Masonic rltu dary unRgI Inc
Templar. which also had charge OF the
ceremonies at the grave.
ATLANTA. Ga-The exposition was
turned over to the men of Massachu-
sets today. Governor Greenhalge and
his staff were escorted to the Massachu-
setts building on the exposition grounds.
Governor Atkinson welcomed the visit
ing statesmen to Georgia and Governor
Greenhalge responded in brief but
pointed and able address.
wAsHINGTON.-The bids for the pro-
posed new battleships to be built under
the appropriation made during the last
session of congress will be opened on the
18th inst. It is expected there will be
the Union works of San Franciscos the
Newport News Shipbuilding company and
the Cramps.
CTNCINNATI-A special to the I'm
uuirer from Augusta Ky, says: Sensa-
tional reports were sent out from this
civ today about the Augusta college
building burning and 400 pupils narrowly
escaping The facts are that a chimney
caught fire and caused excitement about
the town, but no one was hurt and the
building was not damaged. School re-
sumed after a recess of some excitement
and short duration.
wooDsFIELD, o.-An attempt was
made this morning by four men to rob
the Monroe county bank. They drilled
several holes in the vault and destroy ed
the time lock. but failed to get in. Just
before they began work in the bank,
Sheriff J. P. Keysor. when going to- his
stables in the rear of the bank. was
bounced upon by the cracksmen, bound
and gagged. They robbed him of $50 and
| a gold watch and then placed him in
the stable, where he was found this morn
ing.
| NEW YORK-The muddle incident to
| the canvass of the vote in Brooklyn
! came up before Justice Cullen in the
| supreme court of Kings county today,
| on an order to show cause why a man
| damunn should not issue compelling the
| board of aldermen and county board OF
| Supervisors to go back of the election
! returns and canvass the alleged defec-
| tive ballots. Counsel for the alderman