The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08
WEAK WOMEN
AND
WEARY MEN.
Require ga Friend in Need" Such :
Friend Can Be Found In
WARMERS SAFE CURE.
1t Is Admittedly the Standard Remedy
for Bright's Disease, Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diff
culties, and Female
Complaints.

with PreSldent Thomas, or the New York
Lake Erie & Western, and President
Mccullough, of the Chicago & Erie on
board, made a remarkable run from
Huntington, Ind, to Hammond The dis
lance is Id miles and the train covered
it in exactly 134 minutes. Stops amount
ing to twelve minutes were made making
the time for the run of 122 miles, 122
minutes.
There was no mining in West Virginia
yesterday. The soldiers are having
a quiet reception and mingling
freely with the people. They say
they came here under misapprehen-
sion. The miners convention will assem-
BILE today. All the men charged with vio-
lations have been discharged. 1t is I'M
derstood all coal operations are sus-
pended.
Chief Hazen, of the secret service. has
been advised of the arrest at Oswego, N.
Y, q William Harlow alias Ensign
Lewis, who is wanted at Seattle, Wash,
for making moulds and causing counter
felt money to be passed. Harlow was
one Of large gang indicted but he es-
capped. He has been sent to Jail pending
warrant for removal.
w. G. E. See has been appointed by
Chancellor McGill, in Jersey City, receiv-
er of the Columbian Straw Paper COM
pany, Of Chicago. The concern has in
debtedness of 100000 outside of it's bond
ed liabilities. 1t has defaulted recently in
the payment of interest. The available
assets are $4,000. There is also a mort
gage against the company held by a trust
company, which has been foreclosed.
The report that President Cleveland had
tur, Ind, on the occasion of the birth of
triplets which were named for the presi-
dents household, was pronounced to be
without foundation at the White House
t00aV lpfS
when the president has been notified that
they bear his name, or the names of his
family, receive a courteous letter of &C
knowledgment, but no checks
Two electric searchlights of four-thous-
and candle power are being used in an
examination of dark swamp near East
Thompson, Conn. Some time ago, the
wife and S-year-old son of Zezi Storoke-
wellel, a farmer, disappeared. Bloody
clothing was found in the house and
stains on the woodwork The farmer was
arrested. He said his wife had been an
CRY and had gone away, and the blood
was from chickens he had killed in the
house. The swamp is about a mile from
his home, and the officers believe that the
bodies of the woman and boy are con-
cealed there.
The secretary of the interior has affirm
ed the decision of the commissioner of
the general land Office in the case of
Charles Graham against the heirs of
Archibald Campbell, and the Great Falls.
Mont, Water Power and Townsite COM
pany, rejecting the application for con-
firmation to Graham of the valuable
lands, comprising the tract involved.
Graham claims he has acquired the lands
by vested right, a contention overruled
by the department.
AS result of over indulgence in onions
bought from a huckster. Herman Will
son, aged years, Is dead, and Elmer
Wilson and Paul Mosier, two other chill
dren, are lying at the point of death at
Jeffersonville, Ind. During the day the
children bought several punches of onions
and procuring some salt, ate them. AL
most instantly they were taken sick. The
physicians think that poison of some
Kind must have been mixed with the
vegetables. Leonard Friend and others
residing in that vicinity were taken vio-
lently sick after eating onions few days
ago, but have recovered.
After spending nearly twenty years of
his life in an effort TO secure redress for
the murder of his brother, Colonel John
George Ryan, Chicago lawyer, died
yesterday. Colonel Ryan was a brother
of General Ryan, who led the Americans
in Cuba at the time of the Virginius
massacre. twenty years ago, and was
Killed. To avoid international complica-
tons, the Spanish government agreed to
pay TO General Ryan's family an indem-
nifty of $4,000. Colonel Ryan made effort
TO have the claim recognized by the
United States government and recently
was engaged in preparing legal papers
relating TO the collection of the money
which was to be forwarded to the state
department in Washington.
The six new gunboats for which plans |
have recently been approved by the Sec
rotary of the navy will be known as Nos.
10, II, II, 13, II and 10 until they are
named by the secretary. 1t is the in
tention of the construction bureau in pre-
pairing the specifications to have the new
boats built in the least possible time and |
1t IS considered that they ought to be
ready to go into commission within fif-
teen months. The naval bill provides that
not more than two shall be built at one |
yard and some rivalry is likely among
the firms securing the contracts to com
plete the boats as quickly as possible.
information received at the department
indicates that there will be some very
spirited competition among the different
yards as the firms competent of doing
the work have asked for complete and |
early information as to the plans and |
specifications.