The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-23
DOMESTIC DOTS.
OF the Land over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

and Stripes Wave.
WASHINGTON.-Th president has ap
pointed William L. Maxwell to be seconC
assistant engineer in the revenue cutter
Q service.
CLEVELAND.-Four hundred men en-
ployed at he Lake Shore foundry struck
| today for restoration of wages paid be-
fore reduction two years ago.
GREENWOOD. Wis.-Five hundred en-
1 ployes CT the GlenWood Manufacturing
company's plant struck today for an in
crease OF wages and regular pay.
the currency has approved the change OF
title of the Southern California National
bank of Los Angeles. Cal, TO Merchants
National bank of Los Angeles.
NEW YORK-A motion has been en-
tered before Judge McAdams of the su-
perior court of this city for the appoint
ment OF receiver for the New York
Daily Mercury, a United Press paper.
MILWAUKEE, visa fatal prize
fight occurred at Road House, near this
city last night. The victim was Louis
Schmidt, jr. son of a West side grocer,
who died this afternoon. The other prin-
cipal and spectators fled.
CHICAGc.-A special dispatch from
Grand Forks. n. D.. says: The farmers
OF the region of Minnesota and North
Dakota, comprising the ten counties OF
the Red river valley, are gloomy over
the prospects.
ST. LOUIS.-Reports sent out from
Little Rock, Ark, to the effect that a
general strike on the Gould system is
imminent because of trouble between the
Missouri Pacific management and the
Order of Railway photographers, prove TO
be unfounded.
WASHINGTON E. P
Pendleton. has been detached from duty
as executive officer of the Monterey, on
its arrival at San Francisco, and granted
mander J. w. Carlin has been assigned
to succeed him.
NEW YORK.-The Nicaraguan canal
commission which arrived yesterday on
the United States steamer Montgomery,
opened headquarters in the army build
ing this afternoon. There the commission
will work on its report to President
Cleveland, which it will take two months
to prepare.
BRADFORD, PA head end collision
between The passenger train from Clean,
and freight train on the Western New
York & Pennsylvania railroad near East
Smithporr this afternoon, resulted in
bruises and cuts for the train hands and
many of the passengers, though none
were badly hurt.
CLEVELAND-Pau Wolff, managing
editor of the Waeshter and Anzeiger, of
this city, committed suicide tonight, TAX
ing morphine. He had been in iii health
a long time. Mr.. Wolff was widely known
in German newspaper circles and former
~ lived in Washington, where he was
correspondent of several newspapers.
ESTES PARK, Colo.-Lord Dunraven,
who will arrive in New York next
tional yacht race for the Americas chaI-
lenge cup, for which he will put in COM
petition his new boat, Valkyrie Ill, to
visit his picturesque estate here, in COM
JOLIET, Ill.-Official notice has been
served by the Bricklayers' International
Union, making a demand for 40 cents
effect August l. The contractors and
builders say they cannot afford to meet
the demand. AT present there is con-
siderable building going on in this city.
may be a strike.
BOsTON-Prof. C. i. Fay, of Tufts
college, is at the head of a party of
twenty-five members of the Appalachian
Mountain club that started today in a
special car for trip among the Selkirk
mountain climbers hope to penetrate
parts of the Selkirlf region which no
white man has trod. Several ladies -ac-
company the. expedition. The ertire jour
Vancouver, Tacoma, Seattle, st. Paul
and Duluth, where the party will stay d
day or two.
SEATTLE. Wash.-It has been learned
that Frank I. Hart. a notorious bunco
steere:, who broke jail last March with
the desperate Tom Blanck, finally made
good his escape by being sent in box
to Pasco, on the Northern Pacific. Trav-
cling Auditor Weir discovered how the
scheme had been worked. There was
sacks and a bottle Of wine. When the
box was delivered. the hour was mid
night, and escape from the lonely freight
house was easy.
DENVER.-A special to the Republican
from Albuquerque, n. NJ, says: 1t has
been raining for twenty-four hours north
and west of this city, and it is still
Galistee river. a small mountain stream,
four Santa Fe passenger trains south
and west bound are tied up. Four bents
of the Galistee bridge have gone down
the raging stream. All trains from the
west arc delayed by heavy rains and
Washouts. New Mexico has had more
rain the past two weeks than in ten
years before.
LOUISVILLE-Dr Samuel T. Entler,
prominent dentist, committed suicide at
morphine. Butler has beer on spree
for several days lie was closely related
to Senator Butler, of Virginia He came
to Louisville some seventeen years ago
under the assumed name of DR.. Wayle !
and established the Wayle Dentist COM
pany. He amassed fortune. Several
years ago he paid off an old debt. of
81, 900 that he owed III Virginia and then
assumed his right name. DIR. Butler is |
to be worth several hundred
dollars.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.-Judge Ross in
the United States district court today de-
clared the Wright irrigation law uncon- |
stltutional Judge Ross stated that I'M |
der the Wright law. land is taken from |
private owners without due process of /
law and not for a public purpose. He !
said it was not like the taking, of pro- /
oerty for highway. Under the Wright /
act bonds have been issued to the extent !
of $50. O0t000 and are held all over the |
United States and Europe. The decision /
nvaldates $50 100000 of bonds Of irriga-
ton districts in which confirmation pro- /
eeedings have not been taken.
SAN ADMINISTRATIONS Wilder, of !
Hawaii says he does not think there is
any foundation for the news from Port
Townsend that vessels have been loaded
here with munitions of war for the Ha-
vaiian islands, and that an uprising
against the existing government may
AXE place next September A telegram
published yesterday stated that the
United States government has instructed
.ho customs authorities of the Puget
sound district to prevent the fitting out
If filibustering expeditions to Hawaii
VI. Wilder said that he had no inform
ltion about such an order having been
ssued, and he did not know of any ship
pAnr nj arms fr0p1 Puget Sound nOTtS