The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-29

today discovered the bodies of two men
in the ruins of the fire which occurred at
the old Nolks building on the Bowery.
Neither body has been identified.
NEW YORK.-Thanksgiv day and
beautiful weather combined to increase
the attendance at the cattle show at
Madison Square Garden today. The
Aberdeen Angus cattle We're judged dur
ing the morning. During the afternoon
there was =, parade of cattle, sheep and
swine. This evening there was a sheep
shearing contest and a dog trial.
EUFAULA, I, THE long drawn-out
Impeachment proceedings against /. c.
Perryman, the retiring chief of the Creek
nation, terminated yesterday at Okmul-
gee in his conviction of maladministra-
ton in office The only penalty is in
capacity for holding office Jsparchecher
the newly elected chief, will take his seat
December s. and in the meantime Acting
Chief Bullet will continue to act.
WOOSTER, O.-During the progress of
a church fair here an immense crowd
was packed into the city armory, when
lamp in one of the booths exploded, set
ting fire to the draperies and the cloth
ing of Miss Myrtle Elser, an attendant.
and rush for the single exit, in which
dozens of women and children were
trampled. Fully 100 persons jumped or
were thrown from the windows, many be-
ing badly cut by glass.
Boston.-Rev. Judson Smith, D. D., sec
rotary of the foreign department Of the
mission board, received the following
cable this evening from one of the board
duce Red Cross society 10 enter relief
work as in war time. Urgency extreme
for action by reorganization under inter-
national protection. Four hundred thou
sand people destitute. Other channels of
relief closed
wASHINGTON.-A caucus of the Re
publican senators will be held after the
adjournment on Monday next. suffi-
cient number of names have been signed
to call to insure caucus, which will
consider the party policy for the coming
session The reorganization of the senate
may be discussed and the northwestern
senators have decided TO present the name
of ex-Mayor A. ]. Shaw, of Spokane
Falls, Wash, for sergeant-at-arms.
CHICAGo.-Kohl & Middleton an
nounced tonight that they had complet-
ed negotiations for the lease of the Chi
cago Opera house and would take pos
house for five years at rental reported
to be in the neighborhood of $4,000. 1t
is the intention of Kohl & Middleton to
cage Opera house which will bring them
profit. They say it is not likely they will
conduct continuance performance, but
it is possible they will give two per-
fornanceS daily.
WASHINGTON.-Elev Of the twenty
two representatives of the south, exclu-
sive of Missouri, met in caucus tonight to
determine on their action respecting their
choice for the officers of that body. Some
dissa tisfaction has been expressed by
them at the slate already made up, which
leaves the south without any representa-
ticu in the elective Offices of the house.
After considerable discussion 1t was re-
solved by the caucus to stand by General
Henderson. of Illinois, for the position of
clerk. and the surrnise is that w. s. Tip
ton. of Tennessee, will be supported for
the position of sergeant-at-arms. The
members OF the caucus are rather chary
about talking of the results of the meet
ing. Senator Pritchard, of North Caro-
lima, and Hon. Clay Evans were present