The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-03


damage to the Continental iron works.
Today's statement of the condition of
the treasury shows: Available cash
balance, $500 636, SAG; gold reserve, $40, 1885,
AUS.
President Mckinley may go to Lexing-
ton, KY, and review the Il regiments at
Camp Hamilton on his way to Canton to
vote.
The president has appointed the fol-
lowing postmasters: Arizona, Winslow,
Julia Mahoney; Wyoming, Lander, James
4. McAvoy.
The iron ore shipments from the Goge-
bic, Verbillion and Mesaba and other
northern Wisconsin mines will practically
close Nov. Is for the season.
Myrtle Mills, the 16-year-old daughter
of the sheriff of Pierce county, Wash
was fatally burned yesterday morning
while sitting before an open fire.
Barker Huntsley. wanted at Larned,
Kan. for criminal assault upon two
young girls. was arrested at Vancouver
Wash, yesterday by Sheriff Meller,
jamie HoldeTman. a quarter-blooded
Cherokee at Pryor Creek, Kan. killed
herself because her Indian lover. John
Wake, met death while resisting arrest.
Herman Finkelstein, formerly a dealer
in fancy goods. toys. ETC.. in New York,
has filed a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy- The liabilities are Sl05,7f as
sets, $3S.500.
The collapse of the Dewey arch during
4 suit for $4,000 damages against the
city of Chicago and the peace jubilee
committee on decorations.
Tom Lansing of Louisville, Corbett' S
sparring partner, and Jack Bonner of
Philadelphia signed articles for a %
round bout before the Monarch Athletic
club of Louisville on Nov. %.
A long hidden deficiency reaching about
S5I 900 has been discovered in the accounts
OF the late John H Alleman. cahier OF
the First National bank of Hanover, Pa
who died about three weeks ago.
The citizens having in charge the ar
have decided upon Dec. "a and 10 for the
big event. President Mckinley has sig
nified his intention of being present
Mrs. Louis Scala of Chicago has re-
Quested the Weare Transportation COM
pany to assist in learning the fate of her
husband, whom she believes was muir
dered and robbed in the Alaskan gold
fields.
Colonel James c. Biddle. who is mem
Der of General Meade's staff. and served
with distinction in the civil war died at
MS home in Philadelphia yesterday aged
90 Years; A widow and two daughters
survive him.
Richard Collier was found guilty of
murder at Champagne. Ill. The jury fixed
the penalty at death. Collier killed
Charles Free Bryant at Sidney, Sept ..
, Golfers brother is on trial as accessory
to the murder.
i ne 6IlAlSn DdLNlGSDlp hSuOWn Is IN 1ull
fighting trim. and last night, at Halifax
the vessel tested her electric search
lights. This week the RenoRn has taken
aboard large quantities Of ammunition
and naval stores.
Major Linton Snapp, aged so years, a
native of Billiard county, Kentucky, is
dead at his home in Sedalia. Mo-. of heart
disease He had held several official po-
sitions, among them being tax collector
at Louisville. KY.
Tho foa+hal1 IN mo bafvz-aa,, Tho frhi.ao-o
Athletic association and the hnicker,
booker A. G. teams, which was played
yesterday afternoon at Berlley oval n.
Y. resulted in 4 victory for the Knicker-
Dockers b. a score OF II to 10.
The navy department is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of modifying the plans for
the new monitors by increasing their size
from 2, 700 tons to 400 TONS ena bling them
/ to carry four Pinch guns in two turrets
instead OF only two guns in one turret
Ben Wheeler, while handcuffed. jumped
from the window of a Panhandle train,
running at the rate of so miles an hour,
and made good his escape from CO.
lumbus, O., detective. No trace of him
can be found and he undoubtedly escaped
uninjured.
There was a disastrous fire on Shrews-
bury avenue, Middleboro KY, yester-
day. Thirteen houses were burned and
l6 families are homeless. The houses
We're owned by the Town company and
the Manchester Building company OF
| Sixteen coal cars were wrecked by a
broken axle on the Lehigh Valley rail-
road near White Haven, Pa, last Tues
! day night. While walking 10 the wreck
Edward Teel and Samuel steener OF
/ White Haven were struck by an engine
and instantly killed.
The lockout of 400 employees of the Den
! yer brewerles ended yesterday, the diff
| ferences between the Brewers associa-
/ ton and the brewery workmens union
/ having been adjusted through the efforts
! of representatives of the national union
/ Of United Brewery Workmen.
! A petition in Involuntary bankruptcy
was filed in the United States district
court at Plttsburg against A. Groetsinger
/ & Son. the bankers. by creditors from
I Philadelphia. Chicago and West Virginia
whose claims aggregate $10S0 900. All the
claims are on notes Of the firm.
George S. Lieber, 80 years of age. a
trayellng salesman employed by Watson
/ d. Co.. wholesale liquor dealers of Louis
| vile. KY, killed himself in a room in the
Grand Union hotel. New York, by in
/ haling Illuminating gas. Lieber had beer
in financial difficulty
Paul Andrews. who killed Bill Nave
over year ago, has been captured, after
a hard fight with marshals He will be
taken to Jail at Muskogee, /. T. Andrews
/ was seriously injured while resisting. He
was once leader of the Willims gang OF
/ outlaws, all Of whom save he have beer
/ killed in resisting arrest.
I The British warshiDs Cordelia and Pei.
lean arrived yesterday at Sydney. c.. B
l., from Halifax. Their visit is regarded
as extraordinary. as both were supposed
to leave for home TO go out of commits
SION The ships have submarine mines
and heavy guns aboard specially shipped
at Halifax, and it is reported they viii
mine the entrance to Sydney and st
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