The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-24
DOMESTIC DOTS.
NeWsy Notes From All Portions o:
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Toledo, Toledo. O., Nov. 23..Edward Birchel, a
prominent attorney. of this city and sur
ElVor OF the Mexican war; died at his
nome here this evening, aged 60 years
oW MI5Ian Of T Cf0Tsr H N9E Pa Collins,
PAGER. 2:15. to A M. See, of Toronto. can.
fuse Pr sis pa paid fo was $1,000 Mr. Collins re-
Pancoast, probably the most fashionably
bred young stud in the state.
New York, Nov. 23-Otficer John
sweeney frwei,i Of Pittsburg. arrested George NJ.
day. Irwin was taken to jefferson mar
ket police court and committed to prison
pending an examination tomorrow.
Cleveland, Nov. 2S.-The strong box in
company, which was rented by Mrs. Har-
rls, the alleged Pennsylvania Land and
Lumber swindler: was forced open by an
expert today. The order under which it
was opened was granted by Judge Stone,
| OF the common pleas court, upon the APP
pllcation of Attorney Delbaugh. The box
vas was fuii of greenbacks and gold, the
500 bills and the gold was in a woman's
| stocking. The exact amount of money in
the box was found to be SlO,500.
Waco, Tex, Nov. .2S.-This was "Chica-
! ence at the cotton palace of 100 or more
! representative men of that city. After
the mayors address of welcome, Presi-
introduced Mr.. McLighter. vice-president
of the Chicago board of trade, who spoke
briefly; James S. Norton. of Chicago;
Hon. E. F. Lacy, eX-comptroller of the
United States treasury; Colonel P. T.
TURNKEY, of Chicago; and eN-Congressman
Adams, of Illinois, also spoke. The spec
ial train which arrived with the party this
morning will leave early tomorrow morn
( ing for Galveston.
Fort Smith, Ark. Nov 21-Alexander,
| one, of the outlaws. WHIT. was with the
| Cook gang in a train robbery, was cap
tured today near Tulsa by one of Marshal
Crump'S deputies.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Nov. 2S-Archbishop
| Chapelle's condition continues to show
| improvement, but it will be several days
before his friends feel that he is entirely
out of danger.
Trinidad. Colo, Nov. 2S-Today, Mrs.
Martin, living at Hastings, eighteen miles
and years, alone in the house to go on
an errand. The house took fire and burn
ed to the ground, cremating both of the
children.
Columbus, O., Nov. 2s.-At the Colt
court of inquiry today Lieutenant Baker
testified that he covered a rioter with a
revolver, who drew "a similar weapon to
shoot Colonel Colt. Sergeant Aud and
dragged around the corner of the court
house and threatened with lynching.
Washington, Nov. 25-The state depart
ment has been notified the Danish govern
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station at Angmagasalik, on the east
coast of Greenland but that navigation
along. the coast and island of the Danish
colonies is forbidden save with the con-
sent of the Danish government.
Charleston, w. Va, Nov. 23.-While
some workmen at the new waterworks
reservoir were drying some wet dynamite
| sticks today, a frightful explosion occurr-
ed. Joseph Haskins was instantly killed
Frank Ridly fatally injured, and two
others ware badly hurt, all colored.
| Orangeville. Ont, Nov. 23.-By an ex-
plosion of the boiler in a saw mill at
Monticello, Robert McQuarrie and Alex
ander Darragh were killed: Otto Hen
erickson had his arm torn off; James
Towers was seriously hurt.
New York, Nov. 23.-The hearings OF
suits of the soldiers orphans home st.
Louis, against Russell Sage and the heirs
of Jay Gould, to compel the return of
SILL 900 in bonds of the Texas Pacific
| Railroad company, was today set down
for December It'll, by Surrogate Fitz-
gerald.