The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
Boston that he proposed to vote for
free silver.
HonE HAPPENINGS.


free silver.
HOTTIE HAPPENINGS.
NEW YORK, July ga dispatch to the
World from Havana says: General Brad
| ley 7. Johnson, commenting today on the
news of the death of Mrs. Beecher stowe
said.
Il am glad of it. Although there was
some truth in what she wrote, there was
much that was false. For instance while
it is true that there were isolated cases
| OF ill-treatment of slaves, 1t is not true
that such treatment was general
throughout the south.
La Discussion speaks eulogistically OF
| Mrs. Stowe.
| BUlzARDS BAY. Mass, July Mr..
this afternoon when he took short sail
on his launch His time was occupied
nearly all day with official business.
GALVESTON. Texas. July 2.-Galves-
ton had a sl5o,00o fire this afternoon. the
Mallory line sheds burned, together with
contents, and a train OF twenty-siX
empty freight cars. Spontaneous com
bustion originated the fire.
OMAHA. July 2;-Judge Dgndy, United
Marshal Frank White, started FOR Pine
will attend the Fourth Of July celebra-
ton to be held by the Sioux Indians Oh
that reservation. This celebration will
be on the most gigantic scale and the
performers will be members of the vari-
Gus Sioux tribes. A sham battle forms
one OF the principal features of the
entertainment and some. OF the federal
| officials expressed the thought that it
| may not be much of a sham if the par
! Elephants get warmed up to the proper
] pitch.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The fight
between Billy Smith and Billy Gallagher
tonight was stopped by the police in the
first round. The men commenced slug
ging from the start and the police inter-
!. fered on the ground that license had
! been issued for a boxing match, not
| smuggling contest.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The friends of Hon.
John r. Mclean, of Ohio are talking very
confidently today of the showing they
will make for him as a presidential can
| didate in the convention. He will, they
| say, have from the beginning not only
the support of his own entire delegation
! but also the assistance of many dele
gates from other quarters. They think
that his availability will cause him to
! ming and claim for him that his selec-
ton would make Indiana and Illinois
surely Democratic at the polls.
PITTsBURG, July John j. Quinn.
manager of Peter Maher, today accepted
the offer of the National Sporting club,
of San Francisco for match against
Joe Choynsky for an eight round fight
| on August l for a purse Oh S6,U00
CHICAGO, July 2-There were six heat
prostrations here today Frederick Ded-
| lelan, an old Italian, proving fatal. The
mercury was SO in the weather bureau
! office and SO on the street
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 2.-Uvalde
county, eighty miles west of San Antonio,
fire Hay presses and farm machinery
! of all kinds have been destroyed.
PITTSBURG, July 1.-The amalgamated
association and the manufacturers com
mittee, after long conference, finally ad-
| journed tonight after the manufacturers
! had agreed to a. scale which is practically
! that of last year.
CINCINNATI, July yesterday after
| noon two yawls OF the towboat Fallie
going from shore to the steamer, cap
| sized near the foot of Broadway from
| the swell Of a passing steamer tand threw
| seven men into the river, two OF Whom
We're drowned, Louis Johnson and another
whose name is unknown.
BUFFALO, July Mrs. Dooley, aged
| 60 was burned to death in the destruction
by ire of her home in this city. On the
way TO the first two fire trucks colllded,
/ killing the horses attached to one OF them
and injuring two flremen.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 2-Governor Nor
ton has appointed the following named
gentlemen to represent the state OF New
York at the Tennessee centennial cele-
bration to be held in Nashville next
wear. beginning May.1st. John c. Latham,
of Latham. Alexander & Co.. New York;
James McCreary, of James McCreary q
Co, New York; George kunz, OF Iltfany
& Co., New York; Robert L. I eSlnea'
Buffalo, n. Y; Henry F. Gunnison, c4ty
editor Of the Brooklyn Eagle, ana I1mothy
Woodruff, park commissioner, BROOKLYN
and others.
FALL RIVER, Mass, July. 1.-The
American Linen company mills have an
nounced a shut down for an lndennl U!
reriod On Tuesday the warper tenders
| were notified of a reduction OF wages ana
on the refusal. of fthe- management 10 re-
| consider the tenders struck. Inc man
agement Immediately announced an IN
definite shut down.
WASHINGTON, July Representative
| Jones. of Virginia, today stated that Sen
ator Daniels does not want his name
presented for the vice-presidenlal nom
ination at Chicago.
OTTUMWA. Ia, July 2-Grave fears
are entertained in this city for the salety
of the party of astronomers who Went 20
| 1anan from California, to observe the totai
eclinse of the sun on August 9. Mrs. =. b.
| VogeI. of Ottumwa. a sister OF PfoI'
| Charles Burkhalter, of CABOT university
at Oakland, leader of the party, lears
that the recent earthquake in Japan may
have done them injury. as nothing mas
been heard from the party since lnen'
| others are Prof. Schaeberle, Lick opserv-
atory. DR.. G. S. Shey, of East OaAlailo
Louis c. Masten and a young japanese
nobleman.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-The nationa
Republican party, as the sugar planters
STYLE themselves, met in secret session TO-
day and decided to drop the WORD ma
| fional." claiming to be the regular state
organization They will ignore the negro
and old time leaders, hold state conVer-
tion on July 80, and make an active cam
najen INDEPENDENT of the machine, hoping
TO force recognition from Mckinley ano
his managers.
CALL TO QUARTERS
There is one call to quarters on BOARD
shin more imperative than the assem-
blv. but its notes are high and RAPID
like a danger cry.
1t means: ITO the guns! Cast loose
and provide,' and is sounded WlEnout
warming day or night. No muster Is
awaited then; every mann flies 10 ms