The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-18
DOMESTIC DOTS
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Buffalo, N. Y. Oct. 17.-surrogate Jacob
Democrats today.
Newark, n. j., Oct 17.-Charles Cross
ley, the hat manufacturer of this CITY.
who is accused Of stealing $4,000 from
ed today. He pleaded guilty and threw
himself on the mercy of the court SEN
tence Will be pronounced on Monday
next, Crossley, who is a years of age,
would usually send them forged receipts,
stating he had sent goods out of town
on their account.
washington, Oct. T.--Assistant secre-
tary reynolds of the interior department.
has decided section 41,716 of the revised
statutes relative to the payment of ac-
crued pensions. is applica Bile to pensioners
sicns to the survivors of certain Indian
wars. 1t is also held the section authorizes
the widow, of the deceased soldiers 10
act and receive the accrued pension to the
date of the soldiers death. This reverses
the decision of the commissioner of pen
slons in May, 1898.
the wife of the Chicago millionaire. was
indicted this afternoon for attempted iurv
oribing during the trial of the suit for
condemnation of some of her husbands
property brought by the Metropolitan
elevated road.
Albuquerque, n. NJ, Oct 17-An old
Navajo Indian at Gallup, who married a
young squaw against the wishes of her
parents recently, shot and killed her and
his horse today and then blew out his
own brains. Her parents had determined
to drive him away and that was why he
killed her and himself,
San Francisco Oct. 1.-THE big dry
goods house of J. J. O'Brien & Co, one
of the largest retail establishments in the
in which they deny that the protestant
clerks in their employ have been dis
charged to make room for Catholics. 1t
was charged by. adherants. of the A. P. A.
that this firm, in connection with others
was discriminating against the protest
ants.
Dubuque, Ia, Oct 17-Dubuque sports
We're treated to a brutal entertainment
last night at Kimbel park, in Wisconsin
1t was a fight between a chained and
muzzled bear and two bull dogs. After
a hard contest, in which the bear used
his front feet to good advantage, he was
finally worsted, one of his ears being
torn off. The betting was in favor of
the dogs and considerable money changed
hands.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE German tank
steamer Deutchland from Rotterdam, ar
rived off Sandy Hook bar this morning.
She signalled that one blade of her screw
had been carried away.
Chicago, Oct 17.-Frank Kurtz, who
was to be hanged on Friday for the muir
Ger of his wife. will not be executed.
Governor Altgeld having last night com
life. Petitioners for clemency said kurtz
was cigarette fiend, and weak minded.
Marengo, III. Oct. 17..cDuring the pro
o dpeo9 house of here tonrs Hass Ma
gan, one of the leading actors, in arrang-
ing the saw in the saw mill scene, acct
dentally let his hand fall between the saw
and the log, and it was literally torn to
pieces. 1t was amputated at the wrist
later.
Kansas City. Oct. T.-Charles; Pearson,
a special policeman employed by the
murdered by burglars at the residence of
Arthur \. Mosher, president of the Air
Line, early this morning, The key to the
key was one of peculiar pattern. given
Richard Russell, a negro formerly en-
ployed as night Waterman who fired the
cellar furnace at night. Russell said he
lent the key to another colored man who
helped him about the house.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 1.-THE jury in
the case of Charles Hardin. Charlton FL
rcd, Charles Taylor, and James les M Norris,
charged with embezzlement of $4,000 from
the Adams Express company, today re-
turned verdict of not guilty.
evening while twenty-five indians were
riding bronco race, their animals col
lided, throwing nearly the whole, party
into a heap, killing two Indians and fatal
ly irturing several others.
Boston Oct lin the United States
circuit court today, Judge Putnam filed
an opinion in the case of Millionaire W.
II. King, confirming the g, decision OF the
asylum,
New York, Oct 1.-THE championship
of the Middle States Football league was
grounds at Hoboken this afternoon. when
the Rutger college eleven defeated Stevens
by a score of 20 to 0. Rutger had pre-
viously defeated Lafayette. There were
1000 people present.
Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. T.-John A. Bottorf,
who embezzled $1,000 from the United
States Express company; and .fied to
York on his return, pleaded guilty to lar
ceny today and was sentenced 10 one year
in the penittntiary.
Birmingham, Ala, Oct. lit is report
the Southern Railway company. having
failed to gain control of the Cincinnati
Southern. is seeking western outlet
through st. Louis 1t is said arrange
the purchase of the Paducah, Tennessee
& Alabama. which has been completed to
Florence Ala.
Woodland, Cal, Oct. 1.-THE trial of S.
under arrest for having wrecked a South
ern Pacific train during the recent rail-
road strike causing the death of Engi-
Clark and bd four nd bs States cbsrgs sol
murder. jury has not yeU been Sc
cured.
Altoona, Pa, Oct. 17.-Mike Lihua, an
Italian, and Andrew Cennar, German
were working in a sewer trench today
when it caved in burying them. Cennar
was taken out alive and not seriously
hurt, but Lihua was fatally injured.
Hamilton. o.. Oct. f.-Governor McKin-
ley concluded his days trim here, where
he delivered a public address tonight
He left Fostoria early this morning en-
route to Dayton and found numbers of
people congregated at the stations pas
sed- who greeted him with cheers. AT 2