The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-14
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes from All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

! Pekin, ILL.,, Sept 1S-The board of SUI.
pervisors of farewell county voted tc
! settle with Little Brothers for S7700 fol-
| the destruction of their mines at Hill
ard, by mob of rioting miners June 6
The owners refused, demanding 100000
Inc act of the rioters has already cost
| the county over $1,000
Milwaukee Wis. Sept 13.-Mrs
t'reitsch was overjoyed when informed
that her husband had safely crossed the
I Atlantic in the tiny Nina. She said: 81
must hear from my husband first before
l can talk about our future plans. One
Is thing | am sure Of he won't have any
thing more to do with Milwaukee. II
the people of this city had aided him
with a little money, he would have paid
any help"
| Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept 13-G. N.
Hanson, president of the Citizens Bank
| for killing j. B. Vert, who, he claims,
ruined his wife and destroyed his domes-
tic peace. was today acquitted by the jury.
Alpena,, Mich, Sept. 13.-An unknown
gale at Northpoint. Her signals were
seen this morning and the tug Ralph has
gone to her assistance. There is a heavy
gale and heavy sea running.
San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE will of the
iate jose de Laveags, the Santa Cruz mil
honaire has been filed for probate here.
It's most important provision is bequest
Tor the founding of an asylum for the
OF oil as a fuel on the tugs in the Chicago
harbor are to be made at once under the
supervision of Chief Smoke Inspector
Adams. who has just returned from the
east where he made further investigation
OF the fuels in use in eastern cities on
tugs.
Dayton, o., Sept. 13.-Drouth has left an
epidemic of typhoid fever through all the
upper Miami valley. AT Piqua one day
thls week, eleven corpses were awaiting
burial, most of them from the prevalent
he low Loot he owe ran tod
from all over Miami county. Mrs. Emma
Morgan died in Troy, leaving the two old
est of her eight children i'll with the fever
to MNeKeesRSrt Pa Sept 1smThiS city is
ernor Pattison, of Pennsylvania, and Nc
Kinley. of Ohio, participated in the cere-
monies. AT the McKeesport line the Dem
Ter tin. plate works had erected. city
gates of tin plate. Here the governors
were welcomed by the mayor and the re-
ception committee.
Chicago, Sept. 13.-Seven hundred and
fifty Wcrkmen ON the new Marquette build
ing at Dearborn and Adams streets struck
today and riot was narrowly averted
Eighteen non-union Edison company cleo
forced to flee to avoid bloodshed. The
Building Trades council had notified the
contractors to discharge the men and he
refused.
Chicago, Sept. 13.-Colonel Dolan. prom
inent Democratic politician, was adjudged
insane in the city court today. Colonel
Dolan was found wandering about the
streets several days ago and since then
has been kept in CONTINENT.
Murpheysboro, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-Mrs. Anne
Rogers, sister of the late General John
A. Logan, took morphine yesterday with
suicidal intent. 1t is thought her life will
be saved Dependency is supposed to be
the cause.
Southampton, Sept. 1S.-Rear Admiral
William A. Kirkland, who has succeeded
Rear Admiral Henry e. Erben, in COM
mand of the European station, hoisted
his flag today on board the Chicago
which saluted in the usual manner. The
salute was taken up by the British c-uis-
err Australia. The compliment was re-
turned with another salute by the Chi
cago.
New York, Sept 13-An attempt was
made about $3.50 this morning. to fire the
tenement house, 318 Norfolk street, In
which 100 people were sleeping. Shortly
after that time policeman saw thick
black smoke pouring from the building.
The fire was put out, and it was dis
covered the cellar of the building had
been sprinkled with kerosene and then
fired.
Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Sept. 13.-The
president is making improvements on his
land near Gray Gables. What was once
a lily pond is being cleared out and will
be filled in. graded and will be made
otherwise attractive. The workmen to-
day found a curiosity in the shape of a
pipe, imbedded in the earth some six feet |
from the surface. The pipe is about four
inches in length with Indian characters
cut thereon. It is supposed to be over a |
hundred years old. 1t will be given to
Mr. Cleveland