The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-22
NO. 248
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Cleveland, 2O.-John EScCnJIov.t,
the tragedian, Is so far recOyeSsS
that he expects to starts for Was6s
lngton the latter part of this weoi-
He is no longer confined to he'd
Manter0, ILL.,, 20.-An old counIs
named MettOH were suffocated hV
gas from coal stove, and wers
discovered this morning. Three
young men sleeping in a room above
were reSusGitated with dificultv-
Little Rock, 20.-Near BoOneTiIIe
Logan County, on Monday morning.
SheIlH Grady and posse attacked
!Sur men supposed to be the T,ittIa
Rock and Fort Smith train robherS
whose capture was telegraphed last
hlgh0' a running fight followed
ana one of the fugitives was
Iatelly wounded and left at
Magazine. He gave the mama
Rooerts, and admitted being an ont.
law Captain Ellington, of the
.sherltfS posse was wounded Al
last accounts the posse were stiT
pursuing the johnson brothers
Two OF the men who r0bbed tba
to-day. go = 0A"iA ~
PittsvillP, 21.-The cavjnp of the
Ola breast III the Stanton MahOnev
mine, caused rush of black damn,
which oVercame nine miners and
TWO driver boys. The victims were
TAKEN out unconscious. All NAV
recover. - AN'
San Francisco, 21.-Potosi has as
sessed %. ''' --'''' 80
Toronto, 21.-Hanlon has gone to
washington to train for the race
with Kennedy.
"a Parkeersburg, N. Y, 2l.-In the
case OF the Forest Oil Company
against the heirs for the possession
OF thirty acres of land in Butler
County, valued at $500, 0O0,t the state
board of property to-day issued a
patent to the heirs.
New York, 2I.-- In the suit
OF the property owners of this city
against the Metropolitan Tele-
egraph and Telephone COMPANY
to secure the removal of some yery
large poles, which it was claimed
were not needed for the Metropoli-
tanS business, the jury awarded 6
cents damages. twill be appealed.
davenport, Ia, 21.-The eighth of
a series OF twenty-five matches be-
tween DR.. w. T. Carver and Can.
tain BOgardus, was shot at the fair
grounds this afternoon. 100 CLAW
pigeons each. Carver 90, Bogar-
dus, IS.
New Orleans, 21.-Ln the Vain
right, Glazier and Short election
fraud cases, the prosecution has OBJ
tanned a list of the dead men whose
names appeared on the poll list as
voters.
While the jury was being
emRanelled Walter J. Hare, q
well known citizen, Summoned
as a juror, objected to s3rv-
ing. The court refused to excuse
nun, and when pressed by the dis
trlct attorney he said ::"Well would
not convict, for l don't think if
these young men did add names to
she poll list 1t is half as bad az the
infamous frauds that went on here
Tor eight years" He was ehal-
lenged for cause.
Louisville, 21.-The MANAGEMENT
OF the Southern Exposition, to open
August 1st, have concluded to have
a daily concert during the 100 DAYS
OF It's continuance. Propositions
have been received from Gilmore,
Or. Dameroeh and Theodore
Thomas.
Pittsburg, 21.-In the decision
rendered IN the case of the United
States against w. A. Jenkins for
selling tobacco to small dealers from
broken packages, the court, CON
trary TO former rulings, holds the
government has no right to enquire
whether Jenkins sold tobacco to be
sold again.
Minneapolis, 21.-Sixteen of eur
twenty-five flour mills are in opera
ton, but very few run to their full
capacity. They are making as little
flour as possible without sacrifice
TO the average daily production.
This week there will be about 600
barrels, falling of one-half from last
weeks production.
ChlcagO,21.-The result Of the re
publican primaries, this afternoon,
indicate the probabilities that the
convention, tomorrow will not en-
dOrse r. TiCrane, citizens indepen-
dent candidate, for mayer.