The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-03

ground on Farncomb Hill, Ricard GoOte
and George Cavaux took out in three days
fifty-five pounds of gold worth S1750 an
ounce. The place being worked out Of
which the ffty-iiVe pounds were in is only
four feet square and there Is more of The
ore in sight.
WASHINGTON Bradford
and Lieutenant Mull;gan, the naval off,
GERS who represented The government on
the trial trip of the st. Louis, have re-
turned to Washington and reported 20 Ad-
miral Ramsay. They speak in enthusiasts
tic terms of the vessel and will begin the
preparation of their official report UPON
the trial trip at once
INDIANAPOLIS.-M Members of the state
executive Populist committee are meeting
here today to consider the fusion with the
state ProhibitionistS. Nothing tangible
brought about free silver will be the chief
issue. The pronibitionists do not take
kindly to this, fearing that their funda-
mental object will receive little attention
in the coming campaign.
DENVER of the Florence &
Cripple Creek railroad, which has been
closed to traffic over d mouth on account
of the damage done by floods gave cut
the information today that the road will
be reopened tomorrow. AS there is
large amount of freight to be handled
no passenger trains will be run until
Friday.
DETROIT, Mich The two divisions of
the Michigan naval brigade, located in
this city, have received orders to prepare
for duty at IShpeming. The reserves, if
ordered north, will take their Calling and
rapid firing guns. They are composed of
the sons of the wealthy and aristocratic
families of Detroit and have been organ
lied only about q year. This will be
their first taste Of actual service.
NEW YORK.-A special to a local pa
per from Buenos Ayres says: Admirers
of the president of Brazil have decided
to present him with a house, as an hon
orable recognition of his services in es-
tablishing peace in Rio Grande 10 Sui.
The government of Uruguay is to raise
81 0Q0 coo for an armament fund by impos-
ing small additional duties on tobacco
wine and agricultural machines. There
is a project to establish a government
bank with d capital of S5,0OO0O0.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-F'ire broke out in
the four-story furniture store OF L.. w.
Peck & Co, about l o'clock and burned
until the entire stock was consumed and
between $4,000 and $4,000: on fixtures,
$500 Loss on building $4,000. The Ala
mo trunk factory, adjoining, suffered
damage to stock of about $1,000. The
Texas military company also suffered
heavy damage TO stock. Losses were part
ly covered by insurance.
ISHPEMING, Mich.-Five military COM
panies from Sheboygan, Calumet, Hougn-
ton, Ironwood and Marquette arrived
here this morning by special trains Pick
ct lines were established, guards ordered
out Steam shovel operatives arrived this
morning and were escorted to their board
ing houses under military protection.
Several hundred strikers, with wives and
children, assembled in different mining
localities, watching the movements of the
militia, but there was no disturbance.
Shipments of ore to Marquette will be-
gin this afternoon.
NEW YORK.-John V. Crurl, the ANA
teur champion sprinter of Iowa univer-
sity, has reached this city from Chicago.
He was met at the Grand Central station
by representatives III the New York and
New Jersey Athletic clubs. Crum looks
considerably stronger than when he 50
successfully competed at the inter-colle-
giate championships in New York last
spring and his performances 1T Chicago
point to his doing grand work when he
meets the old champion flyers at the New
Jersey Athletic club grounds. Crum left
town at once for Travers Island, where
he will be guest of the New York Ath-
letic club until the conclusion OF the in
ternationaI athletic games.