The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-23
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ROCHESTER, n. "a dispatch from
| Detroit tonight announced the dearh of
Ed. Kinney. aged about 40 years, one Of
the pest known book-makers in the Unit
ed States.
LAWRENCE, Kan.-Spencer NJ. Humph-
aey, Wen honWn passenger conductor
| on the Union Pacific road, was killed in
the yards here this morning while at
tempting to make a coupling between two
passenger coaches.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill-The terrible heat
for, the past week was broken at $50 to-
| night, when cold wave swooped down
FAILING T ne 3 d R9TfaweSt the tempeTatqre
p. m registered but 60 degrees.
PHILADELPHIA.-On death occurred
i IN TINS city TT9day as result Of the in
Lemon, aged %. The Thermometer at /
O'Clock this morning. registered IT and
reached 81 degrees this afternoon.
MARssHALToWN. lathe protracted
seige of hot weather was suddenly broken
| this afternoon by rain and cold wave.
mel the temperature az falling nearly forty de-
likely to follow if the weather clears.
MARION, Mass.--Secretary Carlisle ar
rived here early this morning. In COM
! pany with MIR. Thurber he went to Brz-
zard' s Bay and called on President Cleve.
lana this afternoon. He probably will re-
turn to Washington tomorrow morning.
SARATOGA Richard Croker spent the
| day at Senator Murphys. The latter to-
night is suffering from neuralgia, but
for Syracuse. Ex-Governor Sheehan will
also be there. Mr.. Croker today reiter-
ated that he is out of politics and that
he will not attend the Syracuse conven-
ton.
WAsHINGTON.-The United States
hoard of geographic names, a. body
proper method or spelling the names of
places throughout the globe, has Just
completed its second report. This com
ing the total number Of names passed
upon by the board since its creation in
1891, 1854. -
day at Iuka, Pratt county, the ball few
out of the hands of Frank Ketchum and
struck l4-year, old boy named Jimmy
simpson dp on the head, inf1icting a wound
from which he died two hours afterward
hetchum, who was Simpsons cousin
was SO grieved over the accident that he
attempted 10 commit suicide after the
NEW YORK.-The official Thermometer
of the weather bureau today recorded fhe
highest temperature ever taken by the
department en- September %, in this citv,
AT o'clock the mercury registered 81 de-
grees. The mean temperature for the
Day was S6 degrees, which is % degrees
humidity was low, however, there beino
only 40 per cent. of moisture in the at
mosphere.
SAN ANTONIO rrax T., cr...
Charles Stewart of Houston. died in the
Santa Rosa hospital here eSterdav He
vas elected TO Congress from the First
congressional district to the Forty-nintb
congress and served until March q 1SoI
he having declined a renomina tion az
hep, the preceding ELECTION He has been i'll
death was no surprise.
MADISON, visa strong wind swant
over the northern portion of Dane county
this AFTERNOON. uprooting trees. blowinS
down buildings and overturn;ne ever
thing in its way. The path of tho storm,
ran II. through little station named Dane
train bound for Chicago barely esconed !
The engineer saw the storm ann-oac6-
ing and threw open the throttle. By This
means he outstripped the wind
MIDDLEPORT o;-The Society of the
Army of West Virginia holds lis animal
reunion here September 25 - ana 81
General W. G. Powell, president and and d. ID
partment commander of Illinois, will be
Townsend, the commander of the denarto |
ment OF Ohio and staff, and Governor Nc
Nnley and staff; General w. Il. Bundv
national commander Sons of Veterans I
and staff; Governor McCorkle and STAFF.
Generals Asa w. Jones, Asa Bushneu. !
G. ]. Grosvenor. !. Warren Keifer. A. J.
Campbell and ]. R. Foraker and others
have been invited Colonel William Lin !
gle and his quartette will be present.
FoN DU LAC, Wis.-The lumber yards
the blast furnace of the Wisconsin FIR
mace company were DESTROYED by FIRE !
with total loss of SZ2o 600. I've wind was
blowing at the rate Of forty miles an
nothing to stop the progress of the |
flames, although assistance from neigh |
boring cities was !, received oo The lumber
valued at $4,000. The saw mill cost
S25,000. The insurance on the lumber, is |
600 and on the saw mill s15On0 The |
Cincinnati furnace, valued at $4,000. was
uninsured
NEW YORK.-Mrs. Colonel Babe. wife
of Colonel William Eadie. second in com
ed States, died at her home in Jersey T
City, this morning of consunption When
General Booth vas in Brooklyn nearly
ce5O A1e11ie CduSHC cola at one
of the meetings, which developed iuo
consumption, but she continued IN -
work until compelled to succurnb. she
had been in the army about fifteen years
serving in Great Britain, Canada and tbn
United States. She was born in England
came to this country in May. 1894 with
her husband TO take the position of ch;af
secretary IN the United States in con 1,t1ci
ton with the Headquarters of the Saivs-
ton Army in New York City. The funer-
al will take place Tuesday from Suddar,c
tabernacle, New York City. The services
will be conducted by Commander and /
Mrs: Ballingham Booth, assisted by the
staff officers.
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