The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-02
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave

Ottumwa. Ia. Feb This. is the
coolest day of the season. 16 below.
Marshaltown, Iowa, Feb 1.-The gov
ernment thermometer registered 2l12 be-
low today.
West Superior, Wis. Feb;1.-ToSday was
the coolest of the winter here, so below
Boscobel, Wis, Feb. 1.-The thermome-
ter registered 81 degrees below here This
morning.
Whitehall, Wis, Feb. To-day was the
coolest of the season. IS below zero be-
ing the record.
Providence, R. L, Feb. Right Rev.
Thomas Clark, DID, is seriously i'll and
| it is feared he viii not recover.
Wlashingto1I. ,Fe6; 5ITEe president
uessee, assistant attorney general.
Philadelphia, Feb. 1.-The Everhardt-
Quigg f1gh9 has been declared off. Both
men are reported as being indisposed,
Ironwood, Mich, Feb. 1.-Forty-ore de-
grees below zero was the record here to-
! day. Other points on the Gogebjc range
reported from IS TO A below.
Topeka. Kas., Feb. 1.-The governor to-
gambling, bills and a bill to make Wash
| ipgton's birthday a legal holiday.
Washington, Feb. Holmes Conrad.
J of Virginia, has been appointed solicitor
general of the United States by the pres
ident, vice Maxwell.
Louisville, KY, Feb. Louisville ladies
will edit and have, full control of the
Colrier-Journal on March 9th, the ami
versary of the founding Of the Children S
Free hospital Miss Mary Johnson will
! be editor-in-chief.
San Francisco, Feb 1.-The Iron Noun
tain mine of Shasta county was sold to-
day for 100000 cash to an English syndi-
cate, represented by Frederick w. Field
ing, of the firm of Fielding, Saunders &
Bond, New York.
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. Hon. J. NJ
Dickinson, nominated to be assistant at
torney-generaI of the United States, is a
a great grandson of Felix Grundy, the
famous senator from Tennessee.
Boston, Feb. 1.-The Suffolk Athletic
lclub has completed arrangements for q
meeting between Peter Maker and jim
he for six rounds. On March Is IIahei
Will meet Jake Kilrain before the SuftolH
club
Washington, Feb. Lawrence Max,
well. solicitor general of the United
States, has rendered his resignation tc
the president and it has been accepted
The relations between Attorney-Gen
Olney and Mr. Maxwell have beer
strained for some time.
Decatur, Ala, Feb. 1.-The large ma
chine foundry built here some years agt
at a cost Of $4,000, but which has beer
purchased by Chicago men with p!ent!
of capital who will at once overhaul tbs
plant and begin the manufacture of pa
per car Wheels.
Cincinnati, O., Feb. 1-Mr. Thomas B
!. Paxton, of this city, as the representa-
this vicinity, whose former owners ar
stockholders in the Whisky trust, for
: Warded a document to Chicago tonigh
to vacate the receivership Of the trust
San Francisco, Feb. Jake Rudolph
: of the Chronicle, last May and escape
? the penitentiary by AN insanity plea, ha
been discharged as cured from the Stock
for a confirmation OF the insanity cure.
!, San Francisco, Feb. 1.-The grand jur
; IS investigating the theft from the count
clerks office Of the late James G. Fair
will. Several members of the grand jur
believe that some deputy in the clerk
the thief; The police department ha
;. been unable to discover the faintest clu
and has confessed itself non-plussed.
t Washington, Feb. THE House Con
mittee on Commerce today considere
passed the Senate and decided to strik
= out all after the enaCting clause an
Substitute the House bill Mr.. Mailer
viii report the action to the House. On
= member preferred the Senate bill.
e Washington, Feb 1.-The monthly state
o ment of the director of the mint show
Y coinage at the several minis during jan
f uary, 1895, as follows: Gold, 1893 go
2 tsilver, $574000; minor coins S6S, 200 Of II
: silver coined 100000 was in silver dollar
d Since July /, 1894, the number of silve
collars coined was 5,29297S.
: Washington, Feb. IA treasury stat
!, ment shows the receipts from all source
u during the month of January to hay
e been $27, 1893, and the expenditure
: lS34, 523, AL, a deficit for the month {
:, Sc, 1854 S1, and for the fiscal year of S.
e l2s2 O70. The several items of the recein
s during January are given as follow
a Customs, 81, S61, 916; internal revenue, So
y l034,964; miscellaneous, 81, 407, 51S
n Washington, Feb. 1.-The president t,
# day vetoed the Senate bill No. 1888 el
O titled AN act granting ella Valley, Glol
: & Northern railroad company right ,
r. way through San Carlos Indian reserv;
ton in the territory of Arizona" II
n reason given for the veto is that the.
l. tribes have heretofore caused troub
e and to put the railroad through the
If lands without their consent may occ
sion new outbreaks.