The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-05


shows wonderful tenacity, which is
surprise even to his physicians. AT mid
night there was no appreciate change |
from that reported during the day.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-Secretary Her
bert delivered an address at the theatre !
tom tonight in favor OF the sagdmnistration,s
present, including ladies.
CHICAGO.--S. S. Burkeholder & Co., |
wholesale nilEners, assigned today to /
Charles E. Payne. The liabilities are |
$4,000: there is no statement of assets. |
Slow collections, they said, caused the !
failure.
CARRoLLToN. Mo-Today was the
date set for the execution Of Taylor |
brothers for the murder of the Leeks |
family. Judge Ruker granted a stay of |
execution pending an appeal to the SUI
preme court. The appeal will not be
heard before next April.
BOSTON.-Lee Reilly, one Of the limo
type operators of the Boston Traveller,
has issued u challenge to all linotype
operators in the United States, for a six
days work. for $500, the contest to take
place either in Boston or New York.
SAN FRANCISCO.-The Italian bark
at sea ON the 18th of August by her
crew, and her cargo of coal having ig-
n3oed by spontaneous combustion. The
Beppe was bound from AdroSSan for San
Francisco with 500 tons of steam coal
WASHINGTON-Mr William II. Heard.
minister resident and consul general of
the United States at Monrovia, Liberia,
has informed the department of state
of the death of General r. A. Sherman,
general of the Liberidn army. He was
buried With honorS of war at MonrCYia
on the I'd inst.
CHICAGO-The Harlem race track to-
day transferred its frIturity of 1897 to the
st. Louis fair grounds. This stake is the
largest ever closed in America it having
over 1,5O0 entries, comprising the cream
of the brood mares of America. Tie
stake should be. worth $4,000 to the win
ner.
WASHINGTON.-After a careful ex-
animation of the papers appended to the
application for pardon i'll the case of
Frank Philo Allison, the young soldier
who is confined at Castle William, n. T.,
under sentence for desertlon. the war de-
partment has declined to interfere. He
must therefore serve his sentence.
NEW YORK.-The steamship Spree,
which SAILED from Bremen for New York
on October l, carried S1G0,O00 gold, and the
steamship Fuerst Bismarck, from Ham
burg on October 3. carried S15O,C0O gold.
Both amounts are consigned to thinner
man and Forshay of this city.
| NEW YORK-The World says: For
! some time past William r. Hearst, SON of
the late Senator Hearst. and proprietor OF
| the San Francisco Examiner, has been
negotiating with John r. Mclean for the
purchase of the Morning Journal. and it
now seems probable that this will be ac-
compltshed in a few days.
WASHINGTON.-Co General
! Herman Stump, of the immigration bu-
reau, has returned to Washington from
| ,clal
| Canadian frontier, extending to Vancou-
| yer, Victoria and the Puget Sound dis
| trtct on The Pacific coast. Mr.. Stump
| said he had everywhere found the i'm
! NEW YORK.-Surrogate Fitzgerald has
returned to David Mcclure, appraiser of
| the jay Gould estate, his report ON it's
value in order that the collateral inheri-
| tance tax may be levied. The report
values the personal property Of the es-
| tate at $50 93i. $50, and the real estate at
100000. The residuary estate amounts
| to $40, "a, 547.
SAN ANTONIO, Textile gentlemen
| who secured a concession from the state
of Tauapas, to have prize fight and bull
! fighting tournament in NeuVa Laredo,
have sent a Mexican gentleman who IS
related to President Diaz to the capital,
| to secure immunity from Interference
! Dan Stuart has agreed to wait three days
until this gentleman can secure an audi
| ence with the president.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-J. 7. Bowles,
G. E. Baird and j. H. Curry. represent
ing the Kentucky and Tennessee Insur-
! ance association, We're arrested today for
| violating the antitrust laws. The arrests
grow out of the attempt OF the association
to force local agents to pool rates. by
interstate agreement. Bond was given
for the defendants appearance at the
next term of the circuit court
CHICAGO-Every. barber shop in Chi
cage, whose proprietor desires, cam be
open next Sunday and no prosecutions
will follow. This was the INFORMATION
sent out by the BARRIERS Sunday Closing
assoc.a ton, which has been forced to
admit that the Sunday closing law passed
by the last legislature IS dead letter.
ROSEBUD AGENCY, S. D.-No uprising
of Indians has occurred on the reserVa-
ton, though tue twenty-one days given
by Hollow Horn Bear for the agent to
abdicate and Cor the whites to leave, ex-
pired yesterday. Hollow Horn is nov
in the lock up ana his confinement may
have good effect on him. 1t will dc
much to break down his influence with
the Indians. His record has shown him
to be a schemer OF the worst kind.
OTTAWA, nl.-Ccrydon s. Phelps, fol
many years the leading stock buyer and
. shipper of this city, and Henry j. Rig
dem, painter, were strtck by a passsen-
, ger train on the Chicago, Rock Island &
S Pacific railroad here, and instantly
r killed John Heiser, who lived close To
= the scene of the accident was sick and
sat at his window overlooking the track
He was found dead by his wife a few
: moments later, death evidently having
: been produced by the shock of witness
ing the accident.
:. CHICAGO.-J. X. Brands. of this city
4 has been appointed manager OF tht
I American Type Founders company
d branch at Portland. Oregon, to succeed
= e. H. Palmer, recently placed over tnf
p company's house at San Francisco. Ar
= Brands Will leave for the west in a few
= days. He Is a veteran in the type pusl
: ness and for several years has beer
? connected in this city with the firm o.
q Marder, Luse e. Co. now brancn o.
the American Type ISLInders company.
= NIUNCIE. Ind.-Thomas CleyengeT
q aged 80 years, was found dead in bed a
= his nome. five miles southeast of Muncie
II On the adjoining farm resides a daughter
| Mrs Mary Sheets. Wednesday night sht
dreamed that her father had died dur
: ing the night. AS soon as she had fin
ished her breakfast, she called at he
! parents home and found them waiting
breakfast for the old man to arrive. Sh
told of her peculiar dream and led tn
r family into the bedroom, where his bod.
,, was found cold in death.
NEW YORK.-John r. TAFT, who de
- frauded the Chemical National Bank, c
which he was paying teller, out o
$4,000, was today arraigrled before Unite
States Commissioner Shields and re