The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-22
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Nevsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Strircs Wave.

and StriEcs wave.
Washington, Jan 2.--Today's statement
of the condition of the treasury SHOWS;
Available cash balance, sl92,62l, IZ4j SOsu
reserve. 81, 763.117.
OsituHnwa, L., Jan. M.-The tliermome-
ter IN the last twenty-four hours dropped
10 degrees. 1t was 81 above yesterday and
Is above today. A bowling gale IS blow
ing and it it is growing colder. There Us
some snow.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 2.-At 6 o'clock
tniS morning d cyclone struck C0NlnSton,
KY, blowing off the tower of the court
house and wrecking several stores and
residences. The total damage as about
$4,000. No one is reported hurt.
Ddnville. Ill.,. Jam. z1.-Frank Richard
son, a merchant of this city, Snot ana
killed j. p Campbell, a. blacksmith, last
married men, but this did not prevent
them from becoming infatuated with a
DanviFle widow. with the result stated
New York, Jan. 21.-Prof. Felix Alder
socialism. He will treat the subject from
an ethical point of view For some
time the professor has been saying unlngS
THAT gave his admirers the impression
THAT he was drifting towards socialism.
P1ttsburg, Kan, Jan. A.-The Nebraska
sufferers have sent a petition here pray
ing THAT they be sent coal to keep them
from freezing. The appeal is being
brought before the people. Free trans
portaition has already been granted and a
train load of fuel will be made up and
sent on as soon as possible
Washington, Jan. 21.-The Supreme court
rendered an opinion in the Sugar trust
case of the United States vs.. p: z.
Knight and Others, Involving the validity
and conSbitutiOndiIty Of the Sherman
anti-tr7Est law. The decision holds the
law to be inappficabte to the case in lhand
and confirms the opinion of the circuit
court.
Springfield, Mo-, Jan. 21.-Ex-Banker t.
f. BurFIngarne, who was brought here
from Oklahoma, 10 answer 10 three new
Indictments for grand larceny, was pun
IN Jail this afternoon, being unable 10
give bond There are now seven dnChct-
nents against him for receiving deposits
in the Bank Of Commerce. well knowing
Ii to be inSolVent.
jefferson City. Mo. Jan. a.--GoveTnor
Stone, this; afternoon, sent 20 the senate
succeed Charles S. Owsley as recorder OF
voters at Kansas City. The nomination
was unanimously confirmed. This action
is the result of public. agitation directed
against the recorder Of voters office be
cause OF alleged irregularities in the fall
election.
Washington, Jan 21.--Jutfge A. J.
Kicks, accompanied by counsel, Arrived In
this city today to appear before the com
n1fttee OF the House to answer the
charges preferred against him by the
Central Labor union of Cleveland, OF re-
tanning fees which should have been paid
over to the United States. He says there
is absolutely no truth in the charge.
Alanosa. Colo. Jan. 21.-The posse In
pursuit of Abe Taylor, the murderer OF
CITY Marshal Emerson, came UP with him
after eight hours hard riding. The man
was covered with Winchesters, and
although he had two Sx-slrooters, he
made no great resistance. He has been
taken to Conejos, as it was believed THAT
he would be lynched if brought here. Two
| alleged aeeompIces have been placed
under arrest
| Chicago, Jan. 21-s. W Tidgerburg
disappeared last Thanksgiving, has re
turned home. He says that he has beer
| of his mysterious absence is given. The
runor Is that he is short in his accounts
with the city, but this is denied by his
friends.
committee OF the American Whist leagu;
is holding its first session OF the preseD1
meeting of the Is members, at the Den
ison hotel in this city today. Only tive
members are absent, MeSSrS. Shepherd anl
, Triest. The chief business is the arrange
ment of d programme for the congress al
Minneapolis next June.
| Chicago, Jan N--About 2 o'clock the
| thirty feet OF flagstaff on Kingsley's
hotel. opposite the government building
the street, dangerously injuTdng Edward
| Harper, eXpreSsrnan. 1t was Thought his
skull was fractured. A heavy plate glass
window. in the Hartford building, al
| Dearborn and Madison streets, was blown
in. James Henson was struck by a. large
falling section of glass and cut a5noS
in two. He died in a few minutes.
Chicago, Jan n.-At the falling OF q
new Fort Dearborn btTiading, at CLARK
and Monroe streets today, tmberS were
I 3ulkl
| fourteen stories, buried two men. b. j
| Burke is Thought to be fatally injured
! The others seriously injured are; 4. J
| Donaldson. clerk shoulder crushed
S. Fisher, restaurant employee, badly
| bruised: H. H. Irwin, clerk, dangerous
internal injuries; George Bey, stenoS
rapher, head badly cut.
| Davis looks like an actor Tonight N
| illustrated a SERMON on Eternal Judg
ment" by assuming the character o
Richard ILL.,. and quoting in a dramlati'
MANNER the famous soliloquy in the frs
! scene and also from the last act in tn
play. The preachers acting WAS realistic
There was a big audience, MANY attracts
! by curiosity. The clergyman is YER
I'took Richard Ill, the preacher fell on tn
stage, just as Keene and Warde do.
Washington, Jan. 21.-Three sets of res
olutions on the Hawaiian Question wer
1 ferred. The first one was by Mr.. Breck
fnridge Democrat, of Kentucky. favor
! ing annexation; the second, by Mr.. Sto
rer, calls on the president for inforTn1
ton relative to the report that the rebel
lion in Honolulu was incfted by Br1tfsC
subjects and that the British minister in
| tervened to prevent the application o
martial law; the third: by Nh. Breckin
ridge, of Kentucky, calls attention to ph
crisis successfully passed through dur1ni
the past week by the republics of Franc
and Hawaii, and Offering congraulation
on their ability to maintain order an
preserve peace.