The herald., 1894-04-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The U. ). 5. chicago sailed from Malta
for AlgierH yesterday.
At Davenport, Iowa, the Democrats
elected their entire city ticket and four
out of six aldermen.
U. S. Barnum, post trader at Fort
Apache, AriE.. died suddenly of heart
disease ct the Grand hotel.
The net gold in the treasury at the
close Of business yesterday was $780,
675, ,704, and the each balance $l33, ,273,-
$40.
Near Los Bafios, CAL, a little girl
IDENTIFY shot and killed by her little
brother.
The master horseshoers at st. Louis
have accepted the terms originally Of
iered by the men, and the strike has
been declared off.
Governor Tillman of South Carolina
ordered from the Colts Fire Arms COM
pany 20 stands of rifles, and the order
was filled Immediately.
The comptroller OF the currency has
appointed William Catlin receiver of che
Oregon National bank at Portland, 0re.,
vice Lionel Stagg. resigned.
William E. Rooney, one OF the con-
victed Gravesend election ~inspectora,
serving q sentence of IL months, died ia
the hospital on Blackwell's island.
The resignation of O. s. Laumeister as
president of the San Francisco produce
exchange has been accepted. H. Sins
heimer, formerly vice. president, sue
ceeds to the office.
Dispatches racsjyed fEom- Zanzibar an
of the mayor OF Rome, whils on an ex-
ploring expedition, on December 4th
last, was killed by ON elephant.
At Sharon, Pa, masked robbers after
knocking Henry Wonnell senseless. ran
sacked his house, then saturated his
clothing with oil and set him on IRE.
He cannot recover. His legs and arms
are charred mass Of flesh.
Frank Kaufman, the Sonoma iarmsr
who laid in stupor for three days, died
Friday night at Stockton. He had
been practically dead siAce Wednesday,
but though the extremities were cold
the body in the region of the heart was
still warm.
At Pittsburg, Pa. Dan Wurling, 8
lsborer Just released from the work
house, called upon his vile and demand
ed some money. Upon her refusal to
grant his request, he shot her in thu
back, killing her almost instantly. Hc
Was arrested.
The spring meeting at Montgomery
park, Memphis, begins Monday. There
are about 700 horses quartered at thu
park, among them aome OF the notabl,
rscere. The racing will continue II
DAYS. All the races which are selling
events will be for $500, OF which $3.50 i
for second place.
Legal circles at El Psso, Tex, are II
fsrment over United States Judg
Maxey's order to have all Chinese case
go before Commissioner Edwards. Com
missioner Gibbs says Maxey has no au
thority to make such an order and h
will pay no attention to it., and the locs
federal officers back him up.
Col. John w. Skiles, one OF the bea
known military men in the country,
particular friend of ex-President Haye
aud q Colorado pioneer, is dead 9
Denver. He wac born in Uniontowr
Pa, November 10, 1926. and served /
the Mexican and civil wars. At th
battle of South Mountain he lost a
arm and the wound caused hie death.
There are reported to be IS, 900 shee
at West Water, on the Utah-Colorad
state line, whose owners propose drivin
them into Colorado after shearini
which is now nearly completed. Tn
shesrers SAY Governor Waite's QuaraI
tine will not prevent Utah sheep me
from entering Colorado; and the cattlt
men Of Mesa and Delta counties swes
they shall not.