The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-06

will occupy her new home at Madison
avenue and Seventy-second street, on
tations will be sent out for the wedding
of her daughter. Miss Consuelo and Duke
Marlborough. 1t is expected the wedding
will take place Oh Eov 20
NEW YORK.-Amos J. Cummings was
nominated for Congress by Tammany
hall in the fourteenth compression dis
trict tonight, to. fill the vacancy caused
The State Democracy of the state dis
trict nominated VIM. J. Brown, who IS
printer and a leader in labor circles.
CLEVELAND.-The managers of the
Cleveland Athletic club decided today mot
10 attempt to bring off the match billed
to take place tonight between John i.
Sullivan and Paddy Ryan, On account of
the refusal of the city officials to grant
a permit for the exhibition. Sullivan and
Ryan arrived in the city this morning.
WASHINGTON.-U. s. Minister Terrill
cabled Secretary of the Navy Herbert
last evening as follows: There has been
tranquility the last forty-eiyht hours.
kiemIe Pasha was appointed grand Vizier.
Dreading the influence in distant pro-
vinces of recent events, L have renewed
my demand for effective protection of the
missionaries.
AUSTIN, Tex.-.H. c. Peterson, of San
Francisco, the famous Pacific slope oars
man, arrived today to go into training
for the big International regatta here
next month. He is the first contestant on
the scene, Gaudaur and the remainder
of the Americans. as wei as the four
cared English team being expected to
reach here next week.
ATLANTA Ga.-Two passenger trains
on the main line of the Atlanta & West
Point railroad had a head end collision at
o'clock this morning al Red Oak. thir
teen miles from Atlanta Engineer Alex.
Atkins, on the down going train, re-
manned at his post and was instantly
killed. All other trainmen Jumped and
saved their lives. No passengers hurt
ATCRISON. Kan.-The Foster-Huds1n
libel suit came to an abrupt close in TIE
district court here this afternoon, MAJOR
Hudson explaining through his attorney
that his publication in the topeka Cauf-
tai was not intended to reflect on Judge
rosters integrity as man or judge, etc.
and the different suits will be with
drawn.
BUFFALO, N. Y-Robert W. Eaton,
al bank, vino was arrested at his home
in Fayetteville last evening, charged
with making false entries in the report
of a national bank. was arraigned in the
United States district court today He
pleaded not guilty and was held in $4,000
bail for the November term in Auburn.
Inc pail was tufnlSleQ
OAIAH A-A special 10 the Bee from
Lincoln says: This city has a genuine at
tack of gold fever. large quantities of the
yellow treasure being found in a sandy
strip near Milford. Numerous assays
show the gold to run 1890 per ton, and in
no case less than SIS. AS placer mining IS
profitable at s. per ton, this is conSio-
cred a fabulous find. Land values have
gone up all around the location of the
find. The pay strip extends into Kansas.
CHICAGo-A 14-year old boy, giving
the name of Ayers, and clai ming Dem
yer for his home. walked ir,'-o detective
headquarters today and asked protection
from a tramp who he says kidnapped
him from his home two years ago. He
claims his stepfather is Captain Ben
nett, and that he lives at 165 South
street, Denver. He says the
tramp is known as the Cairo Spider |
The Chicago police have notified the Dem
yer authorities.
DULUTH, Mirn..-An amended answer
in the case OF the millionaire banker. |
Luther Mendenhall, against Ellen Men |
denhall, his wife, to deprive her of her I
dowery rights to his property on the I
ground OF desertion was filed in the dis |
trict court today. The answer charges