The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-15
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Home Happenings FLASHED From
Various Parts Of the Land Over
Which the Stars and StriDeS Wave

| ting Indians who hold lands allotted to
! them in severalty to lease their lands,
passed the House yesterday 1t was pro-
posed by Representative Picker, Of South
/ Dakota, as an amendment to the bill to
ratlfy the treaty with the Yuma Indians
/ OF California and but few members APP
preciate this Importance. The length OF
the leases is limited to five years.
! South Bend, Ind, July 14.-John Comply
Birdsell, sr., inventor of the Birdsell
! clover huller, president of the Birdsell
Manufacturing company, vice-presIdent
i OF the st. Joseph county Savings bank
/ and an old prominent citizen, died last
night, aged "a. He leaves a wife and
three sons
Chicago. July 14-In an accident at the
Ashland avenue crossing of the Wiscon-
sin Central railroad last night Herman
!Apseline and his wife were both fatally
injured while driving across the tracks.
Several freight cars hid the approach of
an engine and two freight cars. The en-
CINE struck the vehicle and threw it
/ against one Of the posts of the crossing
gates.
Dallas, Tex, July 14-Deputy United
States marshals in pursuit of the Long
| View (Tex.) bank robbers in Trinity
River county, near Clarksville, Tex;
came upon four of the band today, and
/ captured.
! Wheeling. W. Va, July 1.-THE rem
! nants of Kelly's industrial army were
+ arrested and sentenced today en- masse
D
/ Chicago, ILL.,, July 14.-It has just leaked
out that the wreck on the Chicago and
Northern Pacific yesterday was caused
by the misplacing through carelessness
of switch by j. T. Hollister, a reporter
for Chicago evening paper who was
acting as switchman in order to be ION
the inside IN getting news among rail-
road employees He was promlStly ar
rested and jailed but was bailed out this
morning. The result of the derailment
was the telescoping of two locomotives
and smashing up OF number OF pas
Senger coaches. Nobody was killed.
Helena, July IA posse today found
the treasure box stolen from the Great
Northern express messenger at Wicl1es
yesterday buried in a creek bed. The
contents are intact. No clue to the rob-
bers.
Buzzards Bay, Mass, July 1.-THE
wedding of Mr.. Charles Archibald Brown,
son of Edwin Lee Brown, the Chicago
glass manufacturer to Miss Hester Went
worth niece of Mrs. Joseph Jefferson,
took place at noon today at the Grows
nest, Mr.. Jefferson's country home. Rev.
Edward A. Horton, of Boston, performed
the ceremony. Mrs. Grover Cleveland,
We're among the guests, who included
people from Chicago and New York.
Chicago, July 1.-THE cable dispatch
from Norsmoe, Norway, expressing fears
for the safety of Walter Wellman and
other members of the Chicago Herald
north polar expedition causes no uneasi-
ness in the office of the Chicago Herald.
A letter from Wellman to the Herald
sent back by a fishing smack, conveyed
the information that nothing would be
heard from the expedition until the end
of July and the proprietors of the Herald
are strong in the belief that at that time
the world will hear from Wellman and of
the success of the Herald's expedition to
the pole.
East Topeka, July 14.-Mrs. Joseph Ma
hadil, so years old, and her grand child;
IL laY,v-Y md 70 q
Joseph Nahadil was severely burned at
Collinsburg by the explosion of gaso-
line stove today.
Washington, July 14-Senator Hans
brough, of North Dakota, has oeen au-
thorlzed by the committee of agriculture
to report as an amendment to the ag-
ricultural bill an appropriation of $lOoO,-
600 for the determination OF RUSSIAN
thistles, the amount to be distributed TO
governors of the various states under
direction of the secretary of agrlcul-
ture.
Hastings. Mimi, July 14;-The steamer
AIignon, of Dubuque went %, up p, the fhVeP
pleasure party on board Two OF Ine
party were drowned while going ashore
in a skiff Mrs. George SchrlVer' 0L
, DUBUQUE. and her n-year-cld nephew, w
E. Brown, of Chicago, were the VIC
tins.
Kansas City. Mo, July 1.-THE Kansas
CITY Wyandottee & Northwestern ran,
to the new Kansas City Northwestern tern
Railway company by the ming OF FOUR
separate deeds of conveyance IN I me Oh
fee of the register of deeds IN hahsds
CITY. Kan. The deeds of conveyance are
in favor of George c. Smith ana Balley
p. Waggener, the purchasing trustees. MT
Smith and Mr.. Waggener then trdnS1 tts
red the property to the new hj chSs caor ieg
Northwestern company OF winch Geoi Sc
Gould is president.
Kansas CITY. Mo, July H.-Dr. Carver,
TODAY won the last OF the serleS, o. lL1e ne
live pigeon shoots with J. i A Il The H nSfc Il
Carver killed 80 birds to his opponent ~
Several phenomenal lonS-distance shots
were made by both men The matcn was
for 500 a game, WIZ sue peI VI 9AVV V4i
the final result.
Kansas City, Mo, July 14.-Hogan S m
dustrial army, which encamped IN the
east bottoms Thursday night, sailed deWn
the river today in the fifteen boats Whlch
compose its flotilla.
Little Rock. Ark, July 1.-THE troops
have been Withdrawn from Baring CrosS
and everything has settled down to about
a normal condition. Bob Pate, a deputy
marshal was accidentally shot and fatally
wounded in the Fort Smith yards this
afternoon.
Eel Reno, o. t, July 14-Rev. P. G. st:
Clair presiding elder of the conference of
the NJ. E. church of South Dakota, died
here today of heart disease.
ST. Paul, July 4.-By decision in the
supreme court today the republicans. gain
control of the assembly, the upper house
of the city council. The last council de-
clared the Republican majority elected,
but the city clerk. a Democrat in calling
the roll at the first meeting called the
names of a majority of Democrats, who
organized the body. The Republicans
took the matter into the courts with the
result stated.
Washington, July 1.-THE president has
approved the bills authorizing the dona-
ton of four obsolete gun carriages to the
city of Marshalltown. Iowa.
Washington. July 1.-THE cash balance
in the treasury at the close of business
today was 5l21, 060,S06, of which S64 204, 533
was gold reserve.
gates representing a number OF labor or
CARNATIONS, which adjourned at o'clock
this morning, a committee of nine was
appointed to have full power to call a
strike in support of Debs if the labor
organizations in Chicago go out on a
general strike.
Chicago, July IA summons was
served today on Debs, Keliher, Rogers
and Howard, the officers of the A. r u
the United States circuit for the western
district of Pennsylvania, to appear in Au-
gust and answer information filed there
as that filed in court here under which
the injunction of Judges Woods and
GroSScup was issued
Pierre S. D., July IA great prairie
fire on the ceded Sioux reservation lands
has burned over tract of fifty by seventy
miles in the past twenty-four hours 4
settlement OF Russians on Medicine creek
was wiped out and several fatally burned
The damage to property and stock cannot
be stated, but it is enormous.
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