The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-05
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Newsy Notes From All Portions OF
the Land Over Which the Stars
md Stripes Wave.

New York. Feb. 4.-The sum of S55o,O0O
in gold was deposited in the Sub-treasury
today by Lazard Freres.
Santa Barbara, Cal, Feb. 4.-George s.
Chaplin, of the Chicago liquor firm of
Chaplin & Gore, died here today.
Bradford, Eng, Feb. An q mixed
wrestling match here tonight Cannon
bested Ross, winning three out OF five
falls.
Frankfort, Ind, Feb. 4.-GeneraI Maui
son, a veteran of the Mexican and civil
wars, died here tonight. He suffered q
stroke of paralysis this afternoon.
Providence, r. L, Feb. A boiler ex-
ploded in Carpenters ice house this
morning, killing three men and injuring
seven others seriously.
Lynn, Mass, Feb. 4.-Dennis n. Dris-
coll, well known a few years ago as
champion pedestrian of New England,
died at his home here today, aged 81
years.
st. Louis, Feb. 4-The Associated
adopted resolutions endorsing the senti-
ments and recommendations contained
in President CleVelands recent message.
Atlantic City. N. j.. Feb. "A dispatch
from Egg Harbor reports the destruction
by hre OF the residence OF Wiper II.
Fenton, at Port Republic. Mr.. FentOn,
his wife and their three children are
missing and it is feared they were
/ CieIudlSu
New York, Feb. At is understood
that meeting OF the Union Pacific reor-
ganization will be scaled as soon as pos
! Sible to outline a policy to be adopted
! with respect TO the pending foreclosure
proceedings now that the funding scheme
has failed.
! Washington. Feb. 4-The comptroller
of the currency has declared dividends
in favor of the creditors of insolvent ma
tiOnal banks as follows: Twenty-Five per
cent, National bank of Pendleton, Ore;
% per cent. First National bank of Ar
lington, Ore.
New York, Feb. 4.-The joint executive
son road met today. Secretary Kobe said
after the meeting that nothing Of import
ance had been done, but that WedneS-
days meeting would doubtless be fruit
full of results suitable to the foreign and
home stockholders.
Detroit, Feb. Atom Mcmahon, of De-
troit, defeated Peter Schumacher, OF
| Cleveland tonight in wrestling match
at the athletic, club. Mcmahon won at
every point, showing superior strength
and cunning throughout. The two rounds
lasted but seventeen minutes.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Feb. 4.-Daniel Shell
by. manager of a music hall. in this city,
died suddenly of heart disease this morn
ing, aged 81. He had managed houses in
New York, Buffalo and Chicago. Dur
ing his residence in Buffalo he was an
intimate friend of Grover Cleveland.
New York, Feb 4-OIatthew Egan &
Co., dealers In fruits at 226 Washington
street, have made an assignment to John
Hill without preference The liabilities
are estimated at $4,000 with assets only
Slightly less The failure is attributed
to the depression in trade and heavy
losses on California raisins.
Omaha. Feb. 4.-The Omaha council
Knights of Labor, in general session to-
night adopted a memorial to the Ne
braska congressional delegation demand
ing the uncompromising hostility to the
financial plan suggested by the presi-
dents message. They declared theil
emphatic opposition.
St Louis, Feb. 4--The court of appeals
today decided the legal squabble which
has been on some weeks between The
chief of police and Judge David Murphy
resulting in the arrest by three officers
of a prisoner immediately after his dis
charge by Judge Murphy. The conhne
rnent of three officers for contempt Of
court by order Of Judge Murphy is de
Cided to be solely within the jurisdiction
or that judge, and the officers, under tn,
decision, were this afternoon recon
, United to jail TO serve their contemp
sentence of ten days each