The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08
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WASHINGTON true amount Of
gold reserve at the close of business to-
day was 9S,5152O7.
PHILADELPHIA.-At todays session
OF the national association of letter car
riers, Grand Rapids was selected as the
next place of meeting. The convention
adjourned sine die
CINCINNATI.-The German NJ. z. con-
ference, by vote of 95 to 1, defeated
the Baltimore amendment which provides
for the admission of women as delegates
to the general conference.
NEW YORK-The Worlds London corr
! respondent says Mccarthy, the Irish Lead
er will on Monday issue Il manifesto to
| the Irish people dcnouncing the leader
ship of Healy and calling upon them to
Iepudiate him.
POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y.-Niss HasweI1,
the city missionary, charged with assist
ing train robber Oliver Perry to escape
from the Aattewan asy'Gm, was today
held in $1,000 bonds to await the action
OF the grand jury.
NEGAUNEE. Mich.-Manager AtIand.
| of the Cambria and Lille mines. appealed
! pump men and engineers from the strik-
| ers. Business men were sworn in as dep
uties and are now guarding the proper
| ties.
NEW YORK.-Mrs. Clara Macarthur,
the woman who attempted to jump from
| Brooklyn bridge about two weeks ago,
was picked up in East river under the
| bridge today by two men in a row boat.
1t is alleged that she jumped from the
bridge.
LOS ANGELES.-Wil1 Enseth,
Minnesota school teacher was today sen
fenced to three years in San Quentin pSis
son for forgery. Enseth forged the NJ IL
of L. A. Redden. Of the Los Ang -
Farming and Milling company 70 an or
for sol. -
NEW YORK.-The steamship Norman
die. which arrived today. was delayed by
| the breaking of the high pressure cyiin-
der of her port engines on Sept. 1. She
proceeded with the starboard engine for
sixteen hours until the necessary repairs
had been made 10 the defective cylinder.
LENOX, Mass.-The engagement of
Miss Ethel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Arson Phelps Stokes, to John Hoyt is
announced. Mr.. Hoyt is a son of Alfred
Hoyt, of New York and brother of Mrs
DIR. w. K. Otis, who has the Tanner cot
tage here. The wedding win be solemn
| lied Oct. 3.
NEW YORK-The Herald's correspon-
dent in Montevideo, Uruguay, telegraphs
that the entire force of cavalry OF the
army of the republic has been dispatched
to the frontier of Rio Grande do Sui to
repel an invasion. which it is feared has
been fostered by the members Of che
Blanco party there.
NEW YORK.-A special 20 the Herald
from Panama says: a report has just
oil "a in fl1a do
partment of Cauea, of the violent death
of a German merchant, well known in all
parts of Colombia, c. II Stmmonds. No
details have been received. MIR. SIM
mondS was 20 years old.
MILWAUKEE.-Mr. Henry Doughty,
of the Marlowe-Tabcr company. was pain
fully burned at the Atlas hotel. Mr..
Doughty was cleaning his clothing IN his
room using gasoline for the purpose. and
a spark from his pipe caused an explo-
sion that set the room on fire. Mr..
Doughty is unable to play.
BROWNSVILLE. Tex-A report has
just reached here that the schooner Gar
fifteen miles from the mouth of the Rio
Grande Aug. % Her cargo of lumber.
Captain 3. TereSara, a crew of four men
and one passenger, Joseph Simon, jr.s4es
Port Isabella, were lost.
NEW YORK-The 900 knee pants
makers who belong to the Knights OF
Labor, decided tonight to follow the rfA
cent example of the other clothing Wdtt
ers and strike. There is no complain4
about wages or hours, but the contract
ors are asked to deposit $50 as security
for the fulfillnent of their contracts. The
strike begins tomorrow.
CHICAGO.-AIajor Fellows, of Topeka.
Kan, arrived in Chicago last night IN I
the interest of the deeD harbor cOnfe7 &
ence to be held at Topeka, Oct. l, az.
g. The conference was called by Covert
nor Morrill,. of Kansas. at the request or
Governor Culberson- OF fexas- All OF me
states and territories west of the Missis-
sippi river have been invited TO SEND dele
gates.
HERNIANSVIILE. SI;ch.-The large
plant of the Wisconsin Land and Lumber
company is in danger of destruction. The
fire has consumed the large pine lumber
piles. and is working toward the hard
depot A heavy wind prevails and the
fire is beyond control. a special Tram
with a fire engine from Iron Mountain
has just arrived.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-The MinreapoS
lis Elevator companies have deliveret
IL 600 bushels of September wheat TO tlts
Pcayv company, as against a threatened
800 900 bushels, and most of the com
uarieS are now protesting fun fr1endsn1D
for the Peavy company The report tnat
the Peavy company was endeaNorlhS 10
Corner September wheat is known 70
he without foundation as the company
never specu1ates in wheat in any form
ST. PAUL.. J. O'Leary & Son. pack
orS Of this city, have made an assign
n9ent TO John z. Broderick. The llabill-
Ties of the firm, which is the largest con-
Germ of the kind in The northwest, are
about 100000 and it is claimed the assets
viii about Hquidate the obligations Tne
failure is the result of 4 STOCKING up IN
business when hogs were we'll UP IN price
and the great fall in the market since
that time.
OLD FORGE, n. Y.-There came very
r,egr being q drowning, accident at Dodds
Caron late Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Russel y. Harrisen's little daughter and
Eennie and May Mckee were playing
ahoTt the dock at the camp when TIA
HARRISON child slipped and fell into the
water. Bonnie Mckee saw her fall ano !.
ran TO her rescue He held her hanq
until General Harrison came, haVlhgy
Heard the screams of the children, and
rescued his granddaughter.
NEW YORK-Nearly 1000 forgotten in
5ictments for every crime on the calen-
dar from petty larceny to homicide nave
been discovered by accideRs in an OLD
TO- I'm loft in the district attorneys
office They were all found from 1858 to
foS2 during the administration OF eX-Dis-
trict Attorneys Olney. McKeon, Rollins.
PheIDs and Garvin. Many are outlaWed
md some defendants are dead. but 2
force of twenty clerks has been put to
work to discover If any are yet Yahd.