The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-25
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Neyvsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land over Which the Stars
and STRINGS Wave.


Perry, o. T., July A-Clay Davis, a
member OF the Dalton gang, and BUD e, AP-
ping, a prize fighter, were liberated from
Jail during q fire, and me ohlcerS Iouhd
them secreted in a hut near Morrison
A battle Occurred il which Da1s was
killed and Appling wounded
Winona, Mimi, July Z4.-By the eaving
in of the walls of a cistern. today at the
young ladies' Catholic seminary, three
bricklayers and boys were buried eight
dead when found. The dead are: Joseph
is. Chider, Albert Sanek, Mike Kulisky
Henry Cries.
Washington, July 24.-The president
from Minister Willis, dated June %, in
which he reports the receipt of a protest
signed by Liluokalani, earnestly request
ing the United States not to extend its
recognition to any government formed.
Guthrie, Okla, July Ex-Governor Rem
frow has received q telegram from citizens
of Enid, declaring that United States
deputies are violating the organic act of
the territory by arresting citizens. deny
ing them preliminary hearings, and spirit
| irg them away. while an unlawful organ
zation at Northtown threatens 70 burn
| the city,. Governor Renfrow, Secretary
| Lowe and United States District Attorney
Brooks left for there this morning
| st. Johns, N. F., July 24.-Dr. Cook
Arctic expedition returned to this port to-
! day, the steamer Miranda having been
damaged by q collision with an iceberg.
The Miranda will probably proceed to
Greenland in a few days. All aboard
are well.
South Enid Okla. July 2l-Mayor
Moore. after a thorough investigation of
the shooting at Enid of Corporal CleaveS,
| is satisfied the soldier was shot in q quar-
rel with comrade, and to protect them,
selves the soldiers told the officers they
were attacked by the citizens of Enid.
| Chicago, July 24.-The American Labor
union, designed to gather under one ban
ner the whole army OF toiling masses, has
! been launched with w c. Walsh as presi-
! dent. 1t is said the new union will be af-
filiated with the A. r. U. and be con-
! trolled by the same rpen.
st. Louis, July 24.-Augusta Koch II
years old, today wrapped himself in a
coal oil saturated sheet and setting it on
/ fire, persisted.
| st. Louis, July 24-Among the prizes
awarded at the photographers convention
was a gold medal to the firm of Jones &
Lott, San Francisco.
lBiddefard, Me-, July Representative
Thomas b. Reed was re-nominated by the
Republican convention of the First dis
trict today.
Boston, July 24.-Articles of agreement
were today signed by George H. Hosmer,
ham. Maine, for a single scull race on
Aug 6, to be rowed on some course to be
agreed upon later for $3.50 side
Chicago, July 24.-The Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor has ALREADY
begun to agitate the question of low rates
| for its meeting Of next year, which. ac-
cording to its present programme, will be
| held in San Francisco. 1t has requested
that rate of $50 for the round trip be
tween Chicago and San Francisco be
granted.
Perry. o. T., July 24.-Today has been
the hottest day ever experienced in this
| city The thermometers showed 10 in
the shade and 140 in the sum- From noon
! till o'clock it was from 105 to lis in the
shade. Several persons were Frustrated
by heat.
Atchison, Kan, July 24.-Martin Ward,
cashier of the Valley Falls bank of de-
post killed himself today No cause.
Washington, July 4-The cash balance
today was 1924, O916 7S, of which SCI, III, 25z
was gold reserve.
Pierre, S. D., July A.-The state board
of equalization today advanced the as
! sessment on sleeping cars SO per cent
Assessments against railroad, telephone
and telegraph lines were also slightly adj
vanced.
Philadelphia, July A.-Walter Edgerton
the Kentucky Rosebud" signed articles
of agreement today to fight twenty
rounds with Solly Smith, of California
before the Twin City Athletic club, Min
neapolis, on August 8. The men are tC
weigh at the ringside 122 pounds. Smith
has already signed.
Harrisonvil1e, Mo-, Jlay 24-The PEG
pies party in convention here to-day
nominated Rev. a. B. Francisco as can
didate for Congress for the Sixth dis
trict.