The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-22
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Telegraph News from All Parts OF the
Land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.

New Orleans will hold free silver con-
vention next month
Frank P. Hastings has succeeded Thurs
ton as minister from Hawaii.
Merchants National bank of Seattle.
Wash, has suspended. Too much real
estate.
There has been no change in, the condi-
ton of Miss Mary A. Dodge, CGan HaInll-
| tom. She is gradually sinking.
Minister Hazleton's resignation Is IN
| the hands of the secretary of state. This
ends the trouble between Hazleton and
Meade.
Paul Tustin leaped from the Arch Eads
| bridge, st. Louis, into the mississippi, d
| distance of 40 feet, yesterday. He was
uninjured.
Director of the Mint Preston will make
public today the gold production OF the
! United States for 1894. It will be less than
that of 1893
The jury in the case of James L. s! 10,
| tan eX-collector of customs, ana Selu
Back, a wealthy Chinese at Portland mas
disagreed.
Cashier Koetting, of the defunct Mil
waukee bank, has pleaded guilty or re-
ceiving money when he knew the concern
was insolvent. Five years.
Ferdinand NJ. Lynch, a telephone line
man, was killed yesterday at san + ran ran,
cisco. While climbing mast ne plcAeo
up live electric wire and fell thlrty-nVe
feet to the pavement.
The validity of the Maxwell land grant
covering a large tract OF land IN Soloraoo
and New Mexico was confirmed by tie
sion rendered yesterday by JUSTICE Brew
er. in the case of Marion Russell VS.. The
Maxwell Land Grant company
Lieutenant Colonel John G. Rogers, Sec
ord artillery, has been ordered from tne
department of California to the depart
ment of the east. Major James +. Eanno
has been assigned to the department OF
California.
Young Critic, pugilist, has been arrested
IN Philadelphia on fugitive warrant.
swer serious charges preferred by tne
Greary society," He was committed 10
prison without bail TO await requlsltlon
papers.
The grand jury at Phoenix has found 1D1l
against r. E. Daggs. late president Of the
defunct bank of Tempe. Bail has been
fixed at $1,000. 1t is expected that others
connected with the bank at the time of
its failure will also be indicted Sensa-
tional disclosures are expected.
An order upon Charles Is. Tidicastle.
transfer clerk of the Oregon Improvement
company, to exhibit his books to William
Y. Hoffman, stockholder, was granted
today by Judge McAdam- 1t was claimed
Tidicastle had refused the representative
of Hoffman access to the DOCKS on the
ground that II was the ialter purpose 10
influence the election of directors in June.
Judge McAdam. in the New York Supe-
rior Court special term, granted an order
yesterday for the appointment of tenn
porary receiver for the New York Bow
cry Fire Insurance company, and tenn
porary injunction restraining the direct
ors from further interference with the
management of the company. The petit
ton sets forth that the stock, effects and
other property are not sufflcient TO pay
all its demands.
Sensational reports have been circulated
recently regarding the subsidy to the
American Line steamship company for
CARRYING mails between New York and
Europe 1t was announced that the post
master-general had determined to break
the contract made by Postmaster General
Wanamalser, on the ground that he eX-
ceeded his powers in making the agree
ment read per statute mile instead of ma
rine mile. The contract goes into effect
next October. Second Assistant Post mas
matter has not been discussed at all. The
rumors are utterly false and ridiculous"