The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-23
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and StriDes XNaxe

Albany, Aug. 22.-The governor has
sranted the request for extradition of
Albert Perry, of New Y ork, charged with
embezzlenient of $4,000 IN California ten
years ago.
Lakeview, Or, Aug. 22-Masked men
surrounded the county Jail Monday night
and forced the jailor to surrender a pris-
oner named w. S. Thomson. The mob
tnen hanged Thompson on the court
house steps.
Rat Portage, Ont, Aug. 22.-The steam
er Monarch struck Il rock and went to
the bottom on August 10, at Long Saulte,
Ralney river. The eXcursioniSts ESCAPED
py the ropes The steamer was the larg-
est on the lakes.
st. Louis, Aug. 22-Philip Rohan. the
wealthy boiler-maker for whom James
Campoel caused warrant to be sworn
out, charging him with attempted alb
ductlon and highway robbery, has since
been arrested and released on bonds of
Sl,ooO to appear before Judge Claiborne
Denver, Aug. 22-Pulley, Morris. Con-
pie and Henderson, sprinters, who par
ticipated in the races last Sunday for
the national 100-yards championship.
have arranged for another match in Los
Angeles within the next ninety days for
$1,000 corner. The race is open to all
the world.
New Orleans, Aug. 22-The jury in the
case of Mayor Callahan brought in
verdict of guilty this morning.
Topeka, aug. ZZ.-ADOut 3JO prominent
Masons from all states of the Union are
in Topeka attending the twenty-ninth
triennial convocation of. the general
grand chapter of Royal Arch-Masons.
Charters have been granted to the coun-
els at Salt Lake City, Spokane and Sc
attic.
Wichita, Kan, Aug. 22.-Miguel Couch
arty, full-blooded Seminole Indian, has
been sentenced to death by the Seminole
council for the murder of Dan Brooks,
squaw man. He will be publicly shot at
Wewakwa September 5.
San Francisco, Aug 22-George w.
Turner, Pacific coast manager o. the
Northwestern Insurance company of
Milwaukee, has resigned from the mem
berShlp in the Insurance compact. He
IS the gentleman who declined to pay
the assessments of February, 1898, until
he could be satisfied that none of the
money was employed to corrupt Iegis-
lators at Sacramento. The officers of the
Pacific Insurance Union say that they
proved beyond peradventure that their
skirts were clear, but TO no purpose.
Victor, Colo, Aug. 22.-w. D. Writ, of
Council Bluffs, who was shot in both
arms by ambushed men when riding TO
Cripple Creek last night, will probably
and a nephew of the late James G.
Blaine. There is no doubt that the at
lacking party mistook Writ and his
travelling companion, j. M. Roseberry,
y.
riding to Cripple Creek at the time on
different road.
Kansas City, Aug. 22.-Police Inspector
Child, of Clitheral. Mimi. left for that
place tonight with Frank ]. Nichols.
formerly an operator on the Northern
Pacific who was arrested and brought
to this city from Little Rock, Ark, yes
terday on charge of stealing two ex-
press packages containing $500 from the
Northern Pacific railroad office at Clith-
eral over four years ago Nichols was
arrested by Inspector Child just as he
was leaving the Arkansas penitentiary
after serving seven years for burglary.
Washington, Aug. 22-The House was
not in session today, and very few men,
bers put IN an appearance. Speaker Crisp
was in his private rooms finishing up the
work. He said he had no intimation as
to the disposition of the tariff bill or
the probabilities of adjournment.
White Cloud Mich. Aug. 22.-Roswell
p. Bishop, of Lexington, was nominated
for Congress from the Ninth district this
afternoon.
Shelbyville, Ind, Aug. congressman
William H. Holman was renominated III
this, the Fourth district, today on the
first ballot. AT the expiration of this
term, Holman will have been member
of Congress thirty years.
Huntington. W. Va, Aug 22.-Charles
Peyton, switchman in the Chesapeake
& Ohio yards, went between two cars to
make coupling today. He did not see
a bolt head that had become loosened
through his head suspending the body
while the train moved car length.
Eel Reno, o. II. Aug. 222-Reliable in
formation has reached here that the
Kiowa and Comanche Indians are beconl-
ing alarmingly. troublesome because $780,.
GOO due them by cattle men for. lease of
their country has not been paid them.
The Indians are assuming warlike at