The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-03
TELEGRAPHIC
A DAYS CHIME.
Chicago Leads With a Batch of
Haurdprs-The Wicked
Showing Elsewhere.

Chicago, This being emancipation
day the colored people made consider
able display and, as the event proved,
stirred up cousiC cradle bad blood. A
disreputable coored man named Jerry
Milligan took q w.lk with colored
woman named Ann Kennedy, of equally
| ursavory rPpute, about O'Clock, when
Dennis O'MahOny, switchnan, James
o. ara, another railroad employ ee, and
| Frank Lyons, boilermaker, who were
on spree, fell in behind, and INDUCED
| in INSULT: language, which the negro
resented. by drawing pistol and firing
two shots, one of which killed O'Ma-
hony, and the other sent O'MRra 10 the
hos pital with dangerous and perhaps
fatal wound in the head. Both negroes
were arrested.
Jack clanners shot and killed his mis-
tress, Lizzie Cleveland, to night, on
Clark street, at q. house Of ill-fame.
Jealousy was the cause.
There was row at ~ Rebecca street,
tonight, ofcOnsiderabie Importance. Il
originated quarrel between Tom Ca
hill, q sewer worker of about % years
of sge, who fred shot at a boy named
Chris. Dex;en, who rs d tormented him.
Dexton complained to Policeman Ray,
but he was prevented by Toms mother
and brothers from arresting young Ca
hill. Ray summoned the police wagon,
and several officers attempted to enter the
house, whith, meantime, had been bar
ricaded Finally the door was forced
open, and Tom Cshill fired ball into
Officer O'Brien's breast, just above the
heart, inAicting a probably mortal
wound. He also shot Officer Ray in the
head, but not fatally, During the melee
Tom received q wound in the body,
which i supposed to have passed through
the liver, and will prove fatal. His
mother was also shot. The arrests were
made finally, and the bloody pistol, re-
loaded, was fouLd concealed in the bed
ticking.
Pnilac elphia, q Benjamin B. Wiley,
original contractor in star route contracts
in Utah and Arizona, was arrested to-
day.
Cbicago, "A special from Washing
ton: Authorities here intend to make an
example Of certain persons who are sus-
pected of writing threatening letters to
prominent officers of government, if
be obtained. Several are discovered or
suspected, and they will be made uncom-
Portable.
Liverpool, 2-McGrsth and Media
witt, to-day, pleaded not guilty to al
Indictment charging them with having
attempted to blow up the Town Hall
ST. Petersburg, 2 The Gar and fam
lily arrived at AyBynotogol Cd, Central |
Russia, yesterday morning.
Augusta, KY, 2-fhere were several |
fights during the election yesterday One |
man was wounded.
IT. Louis, 2.-John E. Jost, German,
reading an account in q paper of suicide |
here, st once drew revolver and shot |
himself in the same manner as the de-
ceased.
Dyersburg, Teen, mike Wells, |
negro, was lynched yesterday for at. |
tempted outrage.
Denver; Republicans Silver Cliff: |
Major May, yesterday, was shot and dan |
wounded by his brother-in-law, |
Davidson, while fighting. The cause is |
to be family troubles.
New York, 2.-David Shea, coming |
home to-day and finding three young |
rufians burglarizing his house, grappeled |
one, James A. Wells, who, being unable |
to break loose, plunged huge dagger |
six times into Shea, finally driving it up |
to the hilt. he was even then unable to |
get away except by tearing off his sleeve |
which remained firmly grasped in the |
brave Shea's hand. The assassin fed,
but was captured, his sleeveless arm |
easily Identifying him. Shea was taken |
to the hospital. BE has few chances of |
recovery. --..DI