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

weekly papers in Ohio, and some from
Michigan and Indiana, will be the guests
of the Enquirer here next Tuesday and
coed to the Atlanta exposition. There
will be about 300 in the party.
NEW YORK-The condition of the
Fall River line steamboat Puritan, which
ran ashore November 9, during fog, re-
mains unchanged All the freight has
been transferred The sea is smooth,
With light northwest wind. 1t is said
that an effort will be made to haul her
off tomorrow.
CINCINNATI-Th arrival today Of
Walter Damrosch and his symphony or
chestra and company of Wagnerian sing
New York, is preparatory to the opening
OF the American tour of his opera COM
pany, WHICH occurs here Tuesday night
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HARRISBURG, Pa.-Governor Has
tIngs will pay visit this week to the
with members of his cabinet, representa-
tives of the judicial and legislative
oranches of the state government and
otner distinguished Pennsylvanians The
the exercises next Thursday, which has
been designated as Pennsylvania day
sTETBENyILLE. O.-The funeral of
a very impressive and largely attended
affair, DR.. r. A. Mckinney pastor of
the church. DR.. A. NJ. Reid and Dr. j. A.
G 90 x; : Of # this City and DR.. Woods, of
remarks. Governor Mckinley, Secretary
OF State Taylor State Treasurer Camp
bell and other distinguished persons from
New York and all over the state were
present.
CLEVELAND.-1arve D. Goulder at
torney OF the Lake Carriers association,
SAD ff, today today there Vas no foundation for
pool embracing the lake steamers and
railways for the control of the freight
carrying business. He declared that he
had heard absolutely nothing of such
combination and he was sure that
nothing of the kind had been talked of
by the vessel owners.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gibbons was
asked this evening in regard to the re-
port that Pope Leo had determined upon
the recommendation of the cardinal to
appoint Mgr. Laurenzelli, at present in
ternuncio at the Hague the successor of
Satolli as ALLOCATE, after the latter has
been raised to the cardinalate. The car
dlnal said he knew nothing about the
matter and that he had not recommend
ed Mgr. Laurenzelli of whose ability he
spoke in the highest terms.
ST. LOUIS.-The golden jubilee of st.
Vincent de St Paul'S church occurred to-
day and was celebrated with great ponp
and circumstance. Besides several thou
sand of people who were present as spec
tators, or worshippers, four archbishops
and a large number of priests were with
IN the chancel rail. Archbishop Kahn. of
this city. acted as celebrant of the pom
tifical high mass, and Bishop S. V.
Ryan. Of Buffalo, and Archbishop Ire
land, of st. Paul. also participated in the
exercises A banquet followed the cere-
monies.
SIOUX CITY, Ia.-Sioux City has prac-
tcally secured next to the largest glu-
potter Of New York, representing east
ern capitalists signed the agreement last
night to put in $1,000,0c0 plant if $4,000
bonds was raised, Two-thirds of the
amount was raised at a meeting of bust
ness men last night and the rest will
be easily secured. The plant will employ
600 hundred men and use 1900 bushels of
tory viii be the only one in the world
larger than the factory here.
NEW YORK-The steamer Ia Goscogne
Havre with 54S passengers on4boari. Dur
ing the voyage she encountered head
winds and rough seas and on Nov Z an
enormous sea swept over the starboard
Langren, from the bridge to the decks
belop, fortunately without injuring him.
1t was by the merest chance that he was
not washed overheard. The wave which
carried away the StanchionS and stove in
the iron partition beneath the bridge and
did other damage about the decks
NEW yODK TLir+,. ~ ~ o.l:.,
passengers on board the British steamer
Irrawaddy, of the Trinidad Steamship
company, which stranded off Asbury
were si e. landed at the barge Office this afteTT
noon. They had been safely transferred
came alongside the steamer at 1870
paratively smooth and the Raymond
stood off some 200 feet. There was little
alarm felt at any time, but to revive
impromptu concert was held in the sa-
loon Saturday night.
NEW YORK-Elliot. K. Herdman, a
bright boy, Il years rso old ,1 the son of rich
his way to this city. After his arrival
here he sent a letter to his parents that
to Cuba, but that the vessel had sailed
before he was able to get on board. He
left no address and said nothing as to his
future intentions An uncle of the boy,
Frank H. Mccormack: of Washington.
D. c., arrived here a few days ago and
began a search for him. AS the latter is
an excellent draughtsman and painter,
it was thought that he might be found
working at the trade, Of a sign painter,
and a canvass of such firms was, begun.
In two rlaces 1t was thought lad an
swering his description had applied for
work. Mr.. Mccormack asked the police
today to send out an alarm. for. the boy.
He had no known cause for leaving home
and his mother is broken-hearted as to
his absence.
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