The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-29
DOMESTIC DOTS
Eewsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. @.-Lou1s
oss whg 3 Gst hssyy k II %naat PARK
last night. He had taken poison.
Newport, Sept 2s-Mrs. Schuykill Ham
ilton, jr., one of Newports Leading So
ciety ladies', was today granted divorce
on the ground Of non-support.
Maslllon, O., Sept 2s.-The miners and
operators have agreed to submit their
differences to a board of arbitration for
settlement. Pending the decision the
miners are recommended to return TO
work.
Pittsburg, Sept 2S.-The Carnegie com.
pany proposes to reduce the wages OF
5000 employees of the Edgar thompson
Steel works. The scale expires Oct 80.
Since it was formulated the amalga-,
mated ASSOCIATION has agreed to several
heavy cuts paid by the union competl-
tors.
Albany. N. Y, Sept. 2s:-The constitu-
tional convention has adopted the new
mittee of the whole by vote of 80 TO 40,
two Republican members voting with the
minority. The Republican convention
have decided to admit the canal article
and the apportionment article separately
and the rest of the document as whole.
San Francisco, Sept. 2S.-Jane Lathrop
Stanford has filed In the probate court
her final account as executrlX OIL the es-
account covers the period from June, 1883
to September 1884, during which time
Mrs Stanford has handled money from
the estate to the amount of Sl,5fe,0OO ana
has disbursed during the same perlod
$1,3n, 900.
San Francisco, Sept 2s;-Dr. lyman, the
capitalist, who, after disappearance for
two years, was found by Slater, the
spiritualist does not believe that Slater
was aided by spirits in finding him.
Slater said the ghost Of Maria Marvin
lyman, the doctors first wife, told him
where to find the missing man. lyman
said that Mariao Marvin lyman was his
mother, not his wife, and that he be-
lieves that Slater merely saw him on the
streets of Boston and recognized him as
any other man might have done. lyman
says he does not believe in sspirltualism.
Tacoma, WASH, Sept. ga special to
the Ledger says that Hens and Bichford.
president and cashier of the defunct bank
of Centralia, were arrested today charged
with fraudulent banking. The hearing
was continued until Saturday.
New York, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. w. K. Van
derbilt, jr., Miss Vanderbilt and Harold
Vanderbilt arrived tonight on the steam
er Lucania. The party was met at the
landing by a man servant and driven
direct to the Vanderbilt mansion at
Fifty-third street and Fifth avenue. ~
Washington, Sept. 2S-Chevaller De
Tavera, the Austrian minister to this
country, has been assigned by his gov
eminent as minister to Brazil and the
present minister to Brazil has been as
signed TO take the chevalier's place IN
tits county The Cheyaiie ns dc Iay aver
The mission to Brazil is of the same
rank in the Austrian service as that OF
the United States and the transfer is
agreeable to both ministers.
Saltwater Mimi, Sept. 28.-At one time
tonight it looked as If the north end
of Saltwater, surrounding the prison, was
doomed, but the fire department worked
heroically and succeeded in saving the
thresher company's buildings and the
street railway power house Residences
on the hill side. excepting the residence
of Isaac Staples, were totally consumed.
The damage to stock and building of the
manufacturing company will not be less
than $4,000.
Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-Dr. Edward
Vincent, surgeon of the Peary Arctic ex-
Dr. John A. Vincent, president of the
state board of health, corroborates the
charges made by w. T. Swain, Peary's
private secretary. DR.. Vincent charges
DR.. Peary with neglect incompetency
and fraud, and says the expedition start
ed out with far less supplies than Peary
stated and that Peary has fooled the
people to large extent and mismanaged
the expedition.
New York, Sept. 2S.-Captain Howgate,
arrested yesterday on the charge of en-
bezzling $SS9, 900 from the government. was
brought before Judge Benedict. of the
United States district court, today on APP
plication. for an order for his removal
to Washington. Howgate said he had no
objection to being taken to Washington.
Judge Benedict then signed the order.
Buffalo, Sept. 2S-T. T. Mack a local
unattached wheelman, has. accomplished
the feat Of lowering the double century
mark oVer a. course from Buffalo to Erie
Pa, and return, to ID hours, "a minutes
and As seconds.
Scranton, Pa, Sept 2S-Two miners and
| two labGrers were killed in the North
west colliery of Simpson & Watson, al
Simpson, near Carbonate, yesterday, by
| the fall of a rock. They are: William B
| Mitchell, miner, aged AZ; John J. Tanning
miner AZ; Andrew Glypkosky, laborer, %
George Barney, laborer. Is.
| Columbus, Miss, Sept. 2S.--An extra
| freight train on the Mobile & Ohio jumped
| the track near here this afternoon anc
| down a high embankment. Con
| ductor James Fitzgerald and DAME
| Thompson. a. colored brakeman. were
| killed. Four other members of the trair
crew were seriously injured.