The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-23
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the 6tnrS
md Stripes Wave

men were DuTQGQ 10 Qedlll anu d uullOCl
Of buildings destroyed today. Property
loss will aggregate s75,Oo0'
Albany, N. Y. Feb. Ex-Governor Nor
ton today approved the act to prevent
the display of foreign flags upon public
buildings in this state.
Chicago. Feb. 22-shipping eggs from
California. to Chicago is like sending
load of eggs laid on, the Pacific coast
was sold to Chicago dealers today.
Kansas City, Feb. 22.-The opening SEES
sion of the National Industrial legion, an
auxiliary of the Popuhst party, was held
this evening. The session was taken up
principally with routine work.
Dover. Del, Feb. 22-One ballot was
rial fight, as follows: Higgins RepQ, Z;
Massey Rep.), 8: Addicks Rep.), s; VOL
colt Dem.), i Tunnel Dem.), Il Bayard
(Dem.), L: Martin Dem.), 2.
Baltimore. Feb. 22,-There was unveiled
today tablet to mark the site of "The
OLD Court House from the stairs of
which was read first to the people of
Baltimore the Declaration of Independ-
enCe.
Proyidence, R L: Feb. ,22.-The state
prohibition convention today nominated
Quimby, of Warren; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
William B. Franklin, of Newport; secre-
tary OF state. George ". Porte. OF Allen
dale.
Washington, Feb. cat 1920, the jqry
they had not yet agreed They did not.
however, desire further instructions, and
the Judge said they would be allowed
time to agree.
Washington, Feb, 22.-Ihe House Flee
tion, committee. today, by vote OF to
Fourth district of Virginia in favor of
EpeS, the Democrat who holds the seat,
rejecting the claims of Goode, who ran
on a fusion ticket.
Louisville. KY, Feb. 22.-Maior George
3. Eastin was today appointed by Gov
ernor Brown to fill the vacancy on the
Appellate bench made by the refusal of
Judge Sterling B. Stone to accept the
elected by the contesting board. The Sc
lection meets with hearty endorsement
on all sides.
the ' Tines from rom Richmond SI KY, says:
News has just reached here to the
that two. men we're frozen to death near
Pound Gap, in the Cumberland noun
tains last week; One was named StuTg-
con and the other is A. c. Kelly The
latter Was overcome while feeding stock
only short distance from his home.
St Louis, Mo, Feb. 22-The lease of
the LindelI hotel, the oldest and most
historic hotel west OF the mississippi
river has been advertised for sale at
public auction on March %, for the non
payment OF rent, taxes and interest on
bonds, etc. This may result in the old
hotel passing to other uses. at the time
it was built it was the largest hotel in
the world.
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 22,-Suit against ex-
State Oil Inspector Hilton, was, nled TO-
day by Attorney General Churchill. The
petition prays for the recovery of S12 49,
az. The amount sued for is something Of
a surprise, as Hilton's shortage is only
eral bases the claim of the larger amount
on the ground that Hilton retained $9,557
for his expenses, considered exorbitant.
Bradford Pa. Feb. 22.-John 3. Ian. a
producer of oil, died today aged So Mr..
Ian Was a delegate from California to
the convention which nominated Abra-
ham Lincoln, and was afterwards ap-
pointed appraiser of the port Of San
Francisco. He has been a resident of the
oil country for twenty-fiye years, and
was one Of the pioneers of the oil BUSH
ness.
Scottish rite have been conferred here
all week on hundreds of visitors. Today
the annual reunion Of the mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine of kentucky and Ohio mi
tiated a class of 222 conducted by Impe-
rial Potentate W. B, Mellish. Tonight
over 1,500 plates were turned at the grand
banquet at Music hall. Visitors are pres
ent from all parts Of the United States.
New York. Feb. 22-The proprietors of
the Fourth Estate, a newspaper devoted
to the Interests Of newspaper publishers
night to their subscribers, advertisers and
newspaper p friends, at their rooms in the
persons present, including a number of
the members Of the American Newspa-
per Publishers association.
Peoria, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-Albert Wallace
who shot three members Of the BoWlby
family, at Pekin. Wednesday, was brought
in by the TazweH county officers at mid
night last night and placed in jail here
The excitement at Pekin was Increased
by the death last night of Mrs John
BoWlby. one of Wallace's victims Law
renee, another of the wounded, cannot
recover.
Wheeling. W. Va, Feb. 22-Matthew
Jones, treasurer Of the board of Gene
terry commissioners of Belmont county,
O., q prominent church member and one
of the Oldest citizens Of Martins Ferry
has been missing since Tuesday. An in
spection of his official accounts shows a.
discrepancy of 5000, which may be
largely increased.