The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-26
DOTS AND DASHES.
corning Events in All Quarters of
This Mundane Sphere.

| Helena, Mont, June 25.-One of the
most peculiar mining accidents on rec
1 ord happened near Boulder. An immense
rock weighing at least ton was loosened
| by the heavy rains and came crashing
down the mountain. 1t struck square
over the mouth of the shaft of the Katie
mine and fell on the bottom, managing
two miners working there. The. shaft
was 100 feet deep and the wonder is that
the men were not killed outright. Miners
| say that such a thing has never hap
pened before within their knowledge.
Denver. Colo. June 25.-An immense
mass meeting was held in Lincoln park
yesterday afternoon to take action on the
| Tarsney affair Fully 5000 people were
lpIoyed or unemployed Populists. Speeches
condemnatory to the episode were made
| by number Of Populist leaders, among
| them being Go Sernor Waite and eX-Con-
gresham BelfCrd Resolutions condemn
| ing the act and its perpetrators were
adopted.
| st. Joseph, Mo-, June 25.-The Missouri
| is eating away the banks at the foot Of
| dangerous, because the huge sand bars
throw the entire stream against the bank
on this side.
New York, June 25.-Jose Roderigduez,
arrived today on the steamer Altos from
Port Lymon They will make tour of
the United States ard Canada.
Helena, Mont, June 25.-Colonel Will
Governor Medary, of Minnesota territory,
and to Governor Sibley, first executive
of Minnesota state, died here last night
aged 70 years.
Mexico. Mo-, June pa fearful st rm
evening. Wind, rain and hail destroyed
property TO an incalcuabie extent No
| authe ntic news is available at this hour,
as the telegraph lines are down. The
damage to crops and property is certainly
very great.
New York, June 25.-The grand national
Isaengerfest at Madison Square garden was
continued today. The year, 1905 viii see
grand celebration at Washington of an
International character, representative
from all parts of the world to be invited.
This afternoon the chorus singers c m
nearby cities. Twenty societies took part
in the contest.
Creston, Ia, June PSI. p. Walters. o.
Dalton, H., died this morning aged S
of Allen p. Lovejoy in the underground
railway thirty-five years ago.
Bcunos Ayres. June 25.--It is reported
here that northern Peru has fallen into
the hands of the revolutionists.
Chicago, June 25.-Whle resisting a :
rest today Edward Egan, a safe-bl 5wer
of national reputation. was fatally shot
New York, June 25.-Forty-fve persons
among the excursionists on the tug Nicoi
which sank yesterday off the Jersey
coast.
New York, June 25.-At st. Patrick's
cathedral today the wedding of Miss
Mary Rosa Donnelly to Mr.. Charles Astor
Bryste, grandson of John Jacob Aston,
took place.
st. Louis, June 25.-After a weeks i'll
ness, ex-Judge John D. F'inney, aged IS,
secretary of the Mullanphy Relief fund,
died tonight.
New York. June 25.-Path, MalIet &
Co., warehousemen, failed today as an
outcome of the recent failures of the
Union Warehousec ompany, and E. B.
be about 100000; Liabilities about double
that amount
Boston. June 25.-Mrs. Annie Kap-
icowski started from the state house
steps at IL a. m. today to make a trip