The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-17


CINCTNNATL-The Banner brewery
and adjacent buildings bounded by
Twelfth. Canal and Walnut streets,
$500. 600.
GREEN BAY. Wfs.-F Howard and ].
Maloney, two young men of this city,
beer kegs from here TO st. Louis They
were escorted out of town with a, brass
band.
PHILADEUPHIA.-Th Consolidated
congregation at the Betheden and First
Baptist churches extended call to Rev.
Or. Kerr B. Upper of Denver, to be-
come their pastor The salary was fixed
at $1,000 a year.
WuLLIAMSPORT. PA head end
collision between two freight trains on
the Fall Brook railroad this morning,
Quade of Corning, N J., and fatal in
juries to Brakeman Kendall.
NEW YORK.-The World this morning
publishes a detailed statement. written
at Moyamensing prison by H. H. Holmes.
in which the blame of the murder of the
Pitzel children is laid at the door of
the missing and mysterious Edward
Hatch.
INDIANAPOLIS.--J R. Barnett
Express company of $4,000 in Terre
in the federal court today and were SEN
fenced to five years imprisonment and
500 fine.
WAs1INGTON.-Th latest advices to
the Venezuelan legation contain no con-
firmation of the reported revolution in
Venezuela said to be headed by Dr. Ro-
jas Paul, and it. is believed that if any
such uprising should occur it will be
speedily suppressed.
CHICAGO.-The Press company. cor
poration with a capital of $500. 000 the
stockholders in which are George g.
Booth, James E. Scripps and John r.
Wilson has bought the Evening Journal.
The Press and Journal within months
will be consolidated.
WASHINGTON-The secretary of the
treasury has decided that foreign mer-
chandise brought in Canada in bond and
imported into this co ntry shall be
valued for duty purposes, at the market
inclusion Of the Canadian duty.
SAN l1RANCISCO-Mrs A. ]. Shirk,
the wife of a, Kansas City coal dealer
died this Gs morning at the house of Dr.
here two weeks ago and had been board
ing at DR.. Eddy's house. 1t is thought
that she took poison with suicidal in
tent
CH1CAGO.-Judge Gibbons, of the SUI
perior court today decided that the law
passed by, the last session of the Hi
nois legislature, compelling BARRIERS to
close their shops on Sunday, is uncon-
stitutional. because it is class legislation
directed against the property of BARRIERS,
which is muscle and professional skill.
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inquiry has ended. resulting in the COM
initial of the directors of the bank for
trial before the supreme court. The di-
rectors are Sir Robert Thornburn, Hon
VIM. Joseph Donnelly. They will be ad-
mitted to bail which has been fixed at
s1S. 900 EACH
ATLANTA Cattle Exhibitors asso-
citation OF the Cototn State and Inter
national Exposition, have adopted reSo-
buttons urging the diplomatic repreSen-
tatives in Washington to reconsider their
indefinite postponement of diplomatic
day as many exhibits were made for
their special benefit.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.-Pursuant to the
call issued by ]. NJ. Head. the Tennessee
committeeman appointed by Senator
Harris and other free silver men. there
will be a meeting here tomorrow of
prominent free silver Democrats to de-
wise d pan 10 organize tennessee Demo-
Gratis so as to elect free silver delegates
to the next national convention.
LONDON.-The Chronicle this morn
ing complains because of the reported
needless delay to the mails to and from
New York via the White Star line. 1t
says that as there are other faster
steamers leaving both Southampton and
the matter is TO be commended to the
earnest attention of the postmaster gem
eral.
sided over by Senator ". B. Bate, and
participated in by Congressman Richard
son, Cox and McDearmon and lao promi-
nent Democrats, it was resolved to in
Democracy of the state with a view to
sending free silver Democrats to the
national convention.
CHICAGO.-The coroner's. jury in the
7VTNi-o Murder case this afternoon held
the employees of the Berry Detective
agency to the criminal court without io,,
are: William j. Dix, Jacob Fischel,
Charles A Thompson, Joseph McDon-
aid. John F. Frew, Charles j. Poole.
William Nav and Charles A. Mcdonald.
Dix only is accused of murder, the
| others being held as accessories before
tn efact.
DETROIT. Mich-The remains of Com
mander Heyerman, United States navy,
arrived here this afternoon and were met
by Detroit members of the Loyal legion
and escorted to Christ church, where the
! funeral services were held. Neither of
! the commanders children were present,
| being unable to come to Detroit in time
! for the services. The pail bearers were
sergeants of the Nineteenth infantry.
! The services were simple and the re-
| ,oiT loj6 ut 1NIvt bn Of
| the deceased wife and son in Elmwood
| cemetery.
| CHlCAGO.-The Inter-Ocean will pub
! lish a story tomorrow saying that an or
ganized effort will soon be made by many
| of the leading railroads of the country
! to induce the Pullman company to re-
! duce by twenty-five per cent, the price
| of upper berths in sleeping cars The
movement originated with the Pennsyl-
Vania company and already q majority
| of the lines running out of this city
| have agreed to join in the appeal to the
Pullman company for the reduction. The
complaint is made by the roads that SO
many people object to the upper berths
that they are often compelled to run ex-
ira sleepers in order to provide the requi-
site number of lower berths. They are
go to competing lines if the desired lower
CALLED HOME.
! Robert S. Day.