The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-18

VS.. the Colorado Irrigation company,
Judge Mckinley has given judgment for
the plaintiff as prayed for S52,2 The
pIalntin IS ex-Attorney General ". Fl. II.
Hart and the amount recovered is Tor
legal services. a motion will be sub
united III day or two for d new trial
CHICAGO.-Joseph Mediu, proprietor
OF the Chicago Tribune, has asked the
Lincoln Park commissioners for a site
IN the park for a bronze statute OF Ben
llamin Franklin. The statute which VIII
be presented to the park by Mr.. MediH
and will cost from $780, 900 to $4,000, is In.
tended to perpetuate the memory OF
Franklin as the father of American
printing and journalism.
C1NCINNATI.-The executive committee
OF the National Manufacturers associa-
ton met here yesterday in secret SEES,
sion. That of the Western Glass ana
Bottle manufacturers association gave
out that it was only comparing notes.
The executive committee of the axle
manufacturers would give out nothlnS
join the carriage trust and advance
prices.
FORT SCOTT, KAN. R. Colean, cash
Ter OF the wrecked state 'bank Of this
city. whose defalcations caused the
banks suspension, was arrested by Sher-
if Allen on state warrant charging
him with embezzling $1,000 in cash from
still in a very critical condition and 1t
was impossible to have him moved, a
guard from the sheriffs office was left
at his bedside.
WASHINGTON.-An order has issued
from the war Department. transferring
Lieutenant Colonel S. NJ. Whiteslde
from the Fifth cavalry at Jefferson bar
Antonio. Texas, and Lieutenant, Colonel
Guy Y. Henry from the Third to the
Fifth cavalry. The transfer closes mat
ter that has been much talked about IN
western army circles.
FREEPORT, Ill-William Eritton, of
Chicago, the 19-year-old boy who recently
lowered the Elgin-Aurora century ROAD
record. has been in training tor several
weeks and this afternoon he started 10
establish a fifty mile unpaced track reel
ord and covered the distance in Z:2J:O 10.
The race was according to l.. \. w. rules
nized by the L. A. W. The distance has
been covered in 2:3O:OO but the record Was
not recognized by the league.
BOSTON.-The largest cargo of Next
can hemp ever brought TO this port has
arrived on the British steamship Vemeira
from Progresso, Mexico. The Vemeira is
a new vessel. having been Completed on
the Clyde only last month. She sailed
from Glasgow directly for ProGresso,
where she was loaded for her present
trip. The new ship is built OF steel and
registered 1,745 tons net and 2.7l0 tons
gross. She is 300 feet in length, IL feet
beam and 10 depth of hold. The Vemeira
has been chartered by the MunSon Steam
ship company, of New York, and will
make several trips to this port.
SEATTLE, Wash-The coast steamer
Patterson has returned to this port from
Alaska with the party taken out in June
to make a detailed survey of the southern
line of the International boundary from
Prince of Wales island to the turning
point on the 56th parallel. None of t1ts
many Canadian surveying parties were
Simpson for a few days only and then
joined the others north of Chilkat. This
would seem to indicate that the British
are relying upon their contention that
the line leaves Prince of Wales island
by Benin channel instead of proceeding
east from there to Portland channel as
is claimed by our government.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y.-The Presby-
terrain synod of New York today ratified
the action of the presbytery of Otsego
in licensing Frank B. Seely, "a student
in Union seminary, contrary 10 the rule
made for the New York presbytery by the
last general assembly at Pitts5urg. The
shall reconsider its action it has arrayed
itself against the recent action of the
general assembly enjoining the presby-
terry of New York and all others by i'm
plication, from receiving under their care
with d view to licensure students from
Union seminary. This was the so-called
boycott"