The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-15
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions a
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE White Star
inner Adriatic took in her Storage a
party OF twenty. colored people bound for
| the army of 1900 negroes that is said to
pc gathered in southern seaports await
ing means of deportation.
| New York, Nov. Ex-senator Lexow de-
MED today that an agreement had been
made between Tammany office-hoIders
and I. c. Plat that if the holders would
aaggee TO resign January l, all further
| investigation would be discontinued.
| Omaha, Neb., Nov. 1.-THE Nebraska
| institute for the deaf and dumb in
Omaha, has been turned into hospital.
| Thirty of the inmates are afflicted with
typhoid fever and others are threatened.
! The authorities are much disturbed over
| the situation.
Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 14.-Before Judge
Acheson and Judge Burlington in the
United States circuit court today, the
suit of the Denver Consolidated Electric
company against the Standard Under
ground Cable company of this city, was
placed on trial. The suit was brought to
recover sos, 400. with interest from June
1880 1t is alleged in the bill of COM
plant that the plaintiff company bought
goods to the amount named under a
guarantee the they would be durable and
legged, failed to work. The case will
likely last several days.
San Francisco, Nov. 14-Robert Down
! ing appeared for the first time tonight
in David Garrick" at the California
theatre in this city. Special arrange
ments had been made for the presenta-
| ton and the costumes and scenery were
obtained here. The performance was con-
sidered entirely successful.
Holly Springs, Miss, Nov. 14.-Forest
nres are raging in this country. Owing
TO- the long dry spells; the woods burn
like finder. The greatest damage has
been done east of this city where the
people turned out and fought the flames
The air is filled with smoke in every di-
rection.
Huntington, w Va. Nov 1.-THE re-
suit of the recent election in this (Ca-
! tested and will in all probability elect
four Democratic legislators instead of
four Republicans as heretofore announc-
ed.
reached here today from Dolinite, twenty
miles south of here, of an assault on the
wife of Tom Haynon. prominent far
mer, by negro employee, Bob Mose]y.
posse pursued Moseley and it is re-
ported they have shot him.
Galveston, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Georgia Michalonos, loading cotton, was
discovered to be on fire last evening. She
will have to discharge her cargo.
FredePieksbqrg Va N1 P0 l amMGs25
rape on a 7-year-old child some two
months ago, in Caroline county, was
hanged at noon today at Bowling Green
The man was dead four minutes after
the fall of the trap, his neck being broken
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Indian office
has received telegram from Agent Wis
dom, at Muskogee, l. T., giving brief
account of the train hold-up by the Cook
gang. He called attention to his former
requests that troops be sent into the ter
ritory, and states that the people are I'M
able to protect either their lives or prop
erty 1t having been decided that troops
cannot legitimately be sent into the ter
ritory, the matter must remain with the
department of justice.