The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-07
railway. the Union Pacific rilway and the
receivers are defendants.

receivers are defendants.
BALTIMORE.-Elect locomotive No
! IL, on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad at
| tanned a speed OF 81 miles an hour in
the Baltimore tunnel today. The burst
OF speed was made on the heavy grade of
the TUNED and the engineers said it was
equivalent to seventy-five miles an hour
on level track.
BUF'F7ALo.-carr Neal of Chicago,
won the decisive set in the finals at the
tennis grounds today by beating Fisher
Of New York, ga. The gentiemen's
double was won by Neal and Fisher,
beating Poe and Howe two straight sets.
! 6-3. 6-3.
SARATOGA, N. Y.-Ex-Congressma
VIM. A. Sackett dropped dead this noon.
! he was member OF the Goth and 31st
CONGRESS and was the father Of Colonel
| Sackett of the NinetietE>New York cav
| airy, who was killed at the head of his
command in the late war.
GRAND HAVEN. Mich.-May Pierce,
is years old, was found guilty of man
| slaughter, the jury having been out
! eighteen hoiAs The child was accused
| Of being an accomplice of George Ches-
! brough, aged Is, in the murder of her
mother, on July s. Chesbrough was con-
| Victed of murder and is serving life
! sentence.
| NEW YORK.-It is announced that
Archbishop Corrigan within a few days
| 6rch-d1oceSe of New York, inStructing
them to set aside Friday, Sept. 20, the day
of the fall of the Quirinal at Rome. as
| day or prayer in the Catholic churches
for the restoration of the temporal power
| of the pope.
NILES, Mich.-Owing to the scarcity of
hay, the farmers in this vicinity are cur
| ing npnporrnint I1I9QfS ExnorirnpY1fS have
! indicated that they give better results
| than timothy hay when fed to stock.
Gre Srow we Of peppermint have realized over
fast taking the place in wet lands, of
other farm products.
SAN FRANCISCO The California
Jockey club has found it necessary to re-
duce expenses and to that end has dis
missed Presiding Judge Clint Riley, of
Chicago, and Patrol Judge Samuel Nor
be dismissed. it is said. Riley's position
will remain vacant until Noevlnber. when
1t will be filled by James Rowe.
SAN FRANCISCO.-A local paper says
that George w. Van Guelph. secretary of
the international cigar makers union. has
disapp and it is known that he is
about 5000 short in his accounts. He was
the Populst candidate for the office of
county clerk at the last election, running
on the ticket with Mayor Sutro, and in
the campaign work he is said to have
made use of the funds belonging to the
union.
NEWARK, N. IA merry go-round, at
the Waverly fair, went to pieces, throw
ing women and children in all directions
they had to be carried on stretchers to
the ambulances which were hastily sum-
moned They were taken to st. Michaers
hospital in Newark. Their names are as
fol1owC. GOJdharcr Victoria Jones
Rachel Mask and Mrs. j. Westsupf. 1t
is thought that they will all recover.
GREELEY, Colo.-Cattle rustlers are
said to be operating very badly in this vi
Gritty. On Wednesday a party was trail
ed across the country to the Holiday
ranch in the northern part of Weld
county. Twenty-Five cows were found shot
on the way and thirty-six unbranded
calves were found in the Holiday corral
Holiday had escaped but the cow men
are after him. Serious trouble is expected
before long.
WICHITA, Kan.-This morning, six
miles from Alva, Oklahoma. the body
of William Holland was found buried, he
having been foullv murdered by unknown
parties. Holland was a prominent cattle
man and as his horses were stolen, it is
supposed that he was killed by the In
dams. A thorough investigation will be
made.
CLAYTON. N. NAT 1 o'clock this
morning, the night agent James White
was held up by two AIMED men and
robbed of one hundred dollars and a gold
watch. The robbers also took the mail
pouch. which was lying on the depot
platform and carrying it to the outskirtt
of the town rified it of its contents |
Posses are securing the country in pur-
suit.
BOSTON.-In the municipal court this
afternoon, Judge Ely handed down his |
decision in the 'Brien-Walcott case and |
held both men in $1,000 bond for the SUI
perior court on the charge of prize fight
ing. In his decision. the judge declared
that the evidence showed that although
the men did not meet to contest for
prize they were fighting for part of the
gate receipts, the contest took place &C
cording to a previous arrangement, and
each man endeavored to knock out the
other.
SAN FRANCISCO.-The members of
the local board of health today inspected !
the Chinese quarter to ascertain what
measures might be advisable to take to
lessen the chance of cholera obtaining a
foothold here. The Chinese consul gen.
eral has promised to cooperate with the
board and said that force of eight
Chinese inspectors is maintained by the
Six Companies to correct all %Alisances
and any conditions threatening the
health of the quarter
WASHINGTON General Wv
man. of the marine hospital service. said
there was no foundation for the story
of a threatened invasion of San Francis
CO by cholera. Just as soon as an init
nation was conveyed that there were |
suspicious cases aboard the Belgic." Eaid |
General Wyman, 81 telegraphed the SAM
tary inspector at San Francisco for in
formation. He stated thereAHas absolute |
" no truth in the report that passengers !
It'd S1f r,n1l Of fff 10V in
lection aboard the steamer. The only re-
port from San Francisco that know any
thing about is of q reassuring and not |
of an alarming character. There is no |
epidemic of cholera threatened at San |
Francisco or at any other port i'll the
United States.
STATIONS VIEWS IN VERSE.