The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-17
DOMESTIC DOTS.

Huntington, w Va, July 16.-Fire today
swept the east side of Ninth street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues, destroy
ing the Daily Advertiser office and several
stores. The Florentine hotel was partly
burned.
West Superior, Wis. July 1.-THE en-
Transfer company struck today, tying up
all the switching at the head OF the lake,
because the company handled Northern
Pacific and Omaha. cars.
Albany, n. Y, July 16.-The medical
commission in the case of Mrs. Lizzie
Halliday, recently condemned to death al
Monticello for the murder of Mrs. Nc
Quillan. has found that she is insane.
Governor Flower viii have her committed
for life to the state criminal asylum.
Blmira, N. Y, July 16-While laborers
today the walls fell Michael Mccarthy
was fatally injured and John Lonergan
and Jack George badly hurt.
Massillon. Ohio, July 16,-Fifty United
States deputy marshals were brought
from, Cleveland today to assist in raising
Erie road: Details were nlacod nm q IN
train, and the resumption of traffic was
accomplished without diuculty.
St Paul, July 16.-John Sc1nlan, IN
Omaha engineer, has been seHt % st
Peters asylum Threats by the strikers
unbalanced his mind.
McKeesport, Pa, July 16.-About 300
men returned to work at the National
Tube works today. The strikers surrounds
ed the plant but offered no violence. Trou-
Die Is feared, however, when the men come
out this afternoon. Sheriff Richards and
300 deputies are on guard.
Washington, July DEMONSTRATION of
the carnegie armor plate frauds will he
postponed until the committee has settled
its difference with the Senate over the
naval approximation bill. When the inquiry
IS taken up the first witness will be Mrs.
Hunsacker, of the Homestead works An
invitation will be extended also to H. G.
Frick
Brazil, Ind. July 1.-THE United States
marshal, with his squad of deputies moved
the 400 loaded cars on the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois tracks here today without
opposition from. the strikers. The judge
ana mayor made speeches to the crowd
and no trouble is expected.
Rawlins, Wy, July 16.-E. T. Burk,
clerk OF the court of Carbon county,
James Egan, editor of the Carbon county
Journal; Dan Haley, city marshal Ed.
Maloney, machlnist and James Mcdonald
boiler maker, were arrested today by Den
uty Marshal Mast on warrant charging
contempt Of court in connection with the
strike. They were taken to Laramie this
evening.
Washington. July Ex-Governor McCon-
nell, of Idaho, has telegraphed Senator
Shoup and Dubois that he has informa-
ton that the strikers have refused to
allow any trains TO be run to Occur
q Alene and that the troops there must
be retained and possibly others sent 10
reinforce them. The Idaho senators were
informed by the secretary Of war that
troops would remain in north Idaho and
that more would be sent to the scene of
trouble if it was deemed necessary.
Ell Paso Tex July 16.-Early this
morning Deputy Sheriff T. A. Bendick
in trying TO make an arrest, was SO vi
ciously attacked by two MeXicans that
he was compelled to shoot and kill both.
Bendy is young man and very much
regrets the necessity for the killing.
New York. July 16-At Tattersaus to-
night the yearlings of the Beaumont,
Melbourne and Kingston studs and the
Petit estate were sold. The total sum
realized for thirty-six head was $26,24O,
an average of S7S3.
Madison, S. D., July 16.-South Dakota
Prohibitionists nominated the following
ticket today. Governor, NJ. d. Alexander,
Codington county; for congressman, G. A.
Rsgan, Milnehaha county; a. Jameson,
Union county.
Plattsburg, N Y, July 16.-Monsignor
Satolli sent a letter 70 the president of
the Catholic summer school today trans
mittine a special brief to the school from
Leo XIII.
Ironwood. Mich. July 16-Three of the
six idle mines in this city resumed today
with small forces Of non-union men de-
Tended by two companies of militia
Chicago July 16-District Attorney Mil
christ has prepared an information which
viii be filed in the United States circuit
court tomorrow, charging Debs and the
other officers Of the A. r. U. with con-
tempt of court, in violating the injunction
OF the court. Judge Seaman will summon
defendants to appear in court at once.
Grand Forks, n. D., July 16-The
Northern Pacific railroad bridge over the
Collie was set on fire last night and is
still burning. Passengers are being
transferred.
St Louis, July 16.-Christy Church.
aged 90, one of the best known young
society men of the city, committed sui