The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-10

DOMESTIC DOTS.

DOM ESTIC DOTS.
telegraph, News from all Hurrs OF rae |
Land Over Which the Stars arr
Stripes Wave.
WASHINGTON.-The president has APP
pointed Arthur K. DeLany, of Alaska, !
United States district judge for Alaska.
CHICAGO.--A dispatch from Rockford,
ILL.,, says there is a disastrous confagra-
ton in the business portion of that city.
GRASS VALLEY, Cal-.-Vfctor L., Dor
land mine, was killed by caye-in this
afternoon.
NEW YoRK.-General Thomas Jordan,
and it is thought he cannot live longer
than day or two.
WASHINGTON funeral of the
late Admiral Shuefeldt took place from
ST. Pauls church at IL o'clock today.
The remains were inferred at Arlington
National cemetery
CINCINNATI, o.-The steamer r. S.
Rhea, sidney Dillon and Scotia. were
burned at Riverside this morning The
loss is $4,000. The boats belong to the
Barrett line and were insured for $4,000.
NEW YORK.-Spencer Churchill. son
of the late Lord Randolph Churchill, ar
rived on the steamer New York today.
He intends to go to Cuba to witness some
WAsHINGTON.-The Morton cadets
of Washington are about to claim the
States. At the Memphis interstate drill
last May the Thurston rifles of Omaha
took the drill.
NEW YORK.-A dispatch n the World
from Colon, Columbia, says: British
civil engineers are surveying a route for
railway line from Demal ara INTO Brazil
Brazil will make formal protest against
new British map inciu.:ns Brazilian
territory in British Guiana.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.-Last night at
1 80 Tom Maher, well known character
about town. shot and fatally wounded
Miss Maud Fessier, at a dance. Maher
was enraged at the sight of Maud F'ess-
Ter preparing to 60 home under escort
two bullets in the cheek while attempting
to disarm Maher.
CHICAGO.-An explosion occurred this
afternoon in the works of the Iroquis
Furnace company at South Chicago, by
which four Worknlen were fatally burned
and three others badly hurt. The men
were transferring some boiler plates when
the blast was overthroWn and all were
caught in a hot shower of cinders and a
mass of heated iron.
LEXINGTON-The jury In the case Of
Justice of the Peace Krueger OF Kan
sas City. charged with election frauds
in Kansas City, reported tonight that
it could not agree upon a verdict and
Judge Rhyiand discharged it. The jury
was out "A hours. The last ballot stood
to in favor of conviction.
COLUMBUS, OFT was stated at
Judge Thurman's residence at midnight
that he was resting easy and that a
continued Improvement in his condition
was noticeable. Many kilograms We're
as to Judge Thurman's condition, a'nong
the number being one from President
Cleveland.
| CLEVELAND.-There are grave fears
that the steam barge Planet is either
! floating helplessly on Lake Erie, or gone
! to the bottom. She is loaded with 1000
tons of ore and on board are, Captain
! the cook. The Planet was last night
/ lowed down by the steamer Edward s..
Pease. Her master reports that within
twenty miles of this harbor, the line
| parted and in the fog he lost sight of the
| barge.
wAsH!INGToN.-The Spanish minister
| has received an unofficial dispatch from
| Cuba confirming the reports of an en-
1 gagement between the government forces
and the insurgents. 'Thirty-six insurgents
! dead were left on the field indicating a
heavy loss in killed and wounded. The
dispatch adds that the engagement had
| an important moral effect in assuring the
| people that the insurgents would not be
| able to cross the river and enter the
! MatanzaS district.
PHILADELPHIA.-Th second Bufing-
! ton CroSier disappearing gun carriage
erected as an experiment, was shipped on
three cars from Cramps shipyard to
! San Francisco. The Buffington-Crosier
and is operated by system of leaden
weights. Another disappearing gun car
riage. now being put together in Cramp' S
erecting shop, is Huntspiller's invention;
This latter is pneumatic in its action and
is intended as a competitor of the Buff1ng-
ton-Cosier carriage.
WAsHINGTON-The annual report OF
General Miles, commanding the army,
and of the generals in command of the
various departments, are now IN the
ing himself of them to secure matter foI
inclusion in his own annual report. Until
the secretary has finished the work none
Cubic ICES Meantime it is stated by Genera
Miles that all publications intended fe
outline his report in advance are surely
speculative and so necessarily lldccuIdCe
PROVIDENCE, R. Judge Shines to.
day postponed proceedings in the Col
divorce case until November q. Attor
neys for Mrs Colt had asked for orders
to take testimony in several citles a lTlc
Colonel Colts counsel had opposed the
motion on the ground that the names o.
witnesses should be specified. Colone
Colts counsel were not present. so q
postponement of the hearing on the mo-
ton was ordered.
PORTLAND. Me.-Judge Putnam, o
the United States circuit court, h ha !1ds,
down a decision. today in the tamou l
p pany " vs. .''f the Rowland Fails Pulp com
pany, ordereing the dismissal OF the cas- 7
1 Tisn f iDfrngement Of patents controllel
by the Sulphite company, ny d Z, 11c d 6GS
1any. and involved over 100000. ,oo IN
case has been in the courts since 1885,
THE SICK MAN.