The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-17
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Mckinley viii visit Yellowstone park in
September
The first cron of Missouri this year
is worth s20,0oO0O0-
Ex-senator Wellington, of Maryland.
IS a very sick man.
Charles Delmonico's condition is not
SO serious as reported
Miners OF Peoria have unanimously de-
cided to join the strike
There are 100000 Epworth leaguers in
session ut Toronto, canada.
The manufacture OF coiored butterine
has been resumed liz Chicago.
Major Percy. the well known Canadian
rife man. IS dead of bronchitis.
Secretary Shermans lette- stiH causes
incendiary talk in the British PRESS
oxford beat the Leander club for the
grand challenge cup yesterday, Dy TWO
feet.
Ex-President Cle-eland VIII be tend
cred the Office of president Of the Uni
Versity of NirEsQia-
Miss Winnie Davis VIII be invited to be
guest at The unwilling Of the Logan
monument on tie 22nd.
Senator Germans friends have grave
fears HIS nervous system is shattered,
and he is losing strength daily.
The steamer James Montgomery sprung
a leak and sank in shallow water at
/ o'cloc1 yesterday morning No lives
were lost.
In the Henley regatta yesterday,
Tenevck won the final and the trophy,
Mcdonald was beaten by Blackstoh IN
the semi-hnal-
dry goods merchants of the Pacific coast.
died at Highland Springs. Lake county,
Cal, yesterday
Augustus Heuer & Son. dealers in
cabinet hardware. made an assignment
TO Charles y. Wolhunter. in Chicago yes
terday. Assets. $4,000; liabilities. $4,000.
Two dynamite bombs were exploded at
Guadalajara. capital OF the province OF
that name in New Castle Se.ercl per
sons We're killed and others seriously in
jured.
a dispatch from Sydney. n. S. w. says
that Frank Butler the Australian
murderer. was executed yesterday. He
confessed TO having committed four
murders.
The Dauy Ledger of Tacoma. Wash.
now IN the hands of receiver. mas
been sold at private sale TO c. II. Shultz.
OF Chicago The sale VIII be confirmed
by the court tomorrow.
Emanuel Rich a member of the firm
OF N, Rich < Bros. one OF the largest
dry goods ard furniture houses IN the
south committed suicide Yesterday morn
ing at Atlanta. Ca. by cutting mis- throat
with fruit knife
Judgment by default for S2O252. in New
York. against William R Stebbins. the
well known western financier. who estab-
Eshed several banks in Wyoming and
other western states. He at one time
lived in Salt Lake.
". z. Burlingame. president of the
defunct Bank of Commerce which failed
at Springfield in July 1893 has been con-
yicted by q jury OF receiving deposits
when knowing that the bank was n an
insolvent condition
There is great excitement on the Bir-
mingham stock exchange owing to the
belief that there IS a corner IN cycling
tubing. There has been heavy advance
in prices and several SPECTATORS have
been badly 1inched.
a The steamer Evenskund from Spitz-
bergen, reports that Herr Andre. the
aeron8ut. ascended in his balloon on
Sunday afternoon 81 $50 The ascent
was made under favorable circumstances.
The wind was good and all was well.
The case Of ex-Bank President Charles
W. Spaiding who has been on trial for
the enbezzleme2t OF funds belonging 10
the University of Illinois. int~1srca ~
his care as treasurer of the board of
trustees. was given 10 the jury terda,
The importers of New York are con-
fronted by the prospect of a heavy loss
on their importation of from l5.o0o000 to
% 00e coo pounds of tea which began ar
irving in this city about the LIST of July.
X was ordered when the general i'm
preston was that congress would put
a duty on tea. Ii IS of the first crop. the
first tea of the year and to forestall tho
tariff the importers took all they could
ret.