The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-06
DOMESTIC DOTS
Newsy Notes From AN Portions OF
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.


and Stripes Wave
Washington. Oct 5.--The ATTORNEYS in
the sugar mandamus case concluded their
arguments today and Judge McComas
TOOK the matter under advisement
Salem, Mass, Oct. 5.-H b Little. of
New Buryport, was nominated for Con-
gress by the fifth district Democratic
convention today.
Philadelphia, Oct 5.-The national con-
Ventlon OF the non-partiSan W. c. T T.
Will be held in Washington, Pa, Noyer1-
Dor Is to 16 inclusive.
San Diego, Cal. Oct 5-CoIonel Smith
w. FOWLER aged So years, died at his
nome in this city. the result of the am
put3tion of leg on account OF sangrene
IN the foot. His son, F.. l.. Fowler, came
hlther from the east and will take the
remains to Manistee. Mich, Colonel Fow-
lers old home, where he was prominent
and considered an able lawyer. He served
IN the war of the rebellion with distinc-
Indianapolis, Oct 5.-George Neorr. a.
saloon keeDer. fatally shot his wife last
night and blew out his own brains Neorr
married the widow year ago. She
1luenceS OF the saloon on her three child
rem, and the murder Resulted from a
ren, and the murder resulted from a
murder.
Detroit Oct 5.--Wiliam d. Trombie2-
| is locked up at police headquarters on sus-
plclon of being connected with the murder
bley is the missing heir to the Chauvin
estate for whom the police have been
searching New York and who sold his
II terest in the estate to John H. Sets
Trombley and Sets came to Detroit from
New York last night.
Parkersburg, w. Va, Oct. 5.-A small
mineral well owned by George Schultz
blew up today, killing Frank Haley and
fatally wounding Samuel Cook and George
Schultz.
Chicago, Oct. 5.-S. NJ. Riddison, secre-
tary of the State Mutual Life Insurance
company, was arrested today, charged
with running a lottery under the gUise
of an insurance company. Ex-Governor
Beveridge is president of the company.
BelIefonte. Pa. Oct. 5.-Governor Cur
tin is resting comfortably but his condi-
ton still remains critical. No serious
phases have manifested themselves to-
day.
Fort Smith. Ark. Oct 5.-The Cook
Dalton gang of bandits slipped into Fort
Smith this evening after committing the
bold robbery. at Fort Gibson, engaged a
cut again before United States deputy
marshals knew of their presence.
Montreal, Oct. 5.-Lyman Brown, the
New York millionaire, has been arrested
here on charge of conspiracy preferred
by his daughter-1n-law. Some weeks ago
Browns son was arrested here for failing
to provide for his family and it is al
legged that ne was spirited away by his
father.
washington. Oct 5.-Minister Romero.
of Mexico, says the belligerent tone OF
dispatches stating that Mexican troops
have been sent to the Guatemala frontier
is unwarranted. The minister states that
the trouble with Guatemala is of trifiing
Importance.
Boston. Oct. 5.-The Republicans OF
Massachusetts have completed all ar
engagements for their state convention
here tomorrow. 1t is expected the name
of Governor Greenhalge will be present.
ed for denomination.
Oct
confirmed the report that the Deering
company has decided not to purchase any
more Irvine from the Cordage trust and
will manufacture its own twine in a.
plant now under construction.
Washington, Oct. 5.-Acting Secretary
Sine. of the interior department, approve
ed selections of land for South Dakota
institutions amounting to 1856 acres.
Montreal Oct. 5.-Steinitz writes to d
friend here as follows: "A match or Sc
ries of games will be arranged between
Tarrdsch and myself when the former
comes to America. Part of these will be
played in Montreal. I.asker is not apt to
play me. until he sees me on crutches
again. If do not hear of him by the
end of October, L will claim the cham
pionship."
Evansville, Ind. Oct. 5.-Theodore W.
Venneman died today. aged 50 years. He
was treasurer of the International Ticket
Agents association, assistant secretary
or the western Waterways association:
secretary of the international Navgd-
tors ASSOCIATION and a local banker
Santa Rosa, CAL Oct. 5.-RudoIph
Spreckles, the son of Claus Spreckles, the
sugar magDate. is about to establish q
beet sugar refinery here on ZIG acres of
land just secured. Sugar beets have been
grown in this county successfully for
years. New buildings are to be erected
for the factory, big wells sunk. and Il
large plant will soon be in. operation.
San Francisco, Oct. "a party of well
known ladies and gentlemen of this city
have been spending the summer on Bol=[
mas bay. They were all poisoned bV eat
ing mussels gathered from the rocks.
They were seriously affected, but are re-
covering. Mussels have always been sup
posed to be Wholesome food. Some ply
s1c1ans ascribe the poisoning to the pres
ence of copper in the rock. Others say
that inside the mussel is the hair-liks
scale mics ~ 20 lGit
thoroughly cooked; but very poisonous
otherwise The physician experimental
with the uncooked mussel juice on animals
and found it as deadly as stryehnine.
Tacoma, Wash, oct. 5.-The murderer
of Constable Jeffreys is believed by GUS
toms officers and deputy sheriffs to be
Brooks, the smuggIer, who escaped from
McNeils island last Thursday. Officers
have discovered at Puyallup a valise left
by the murderer which contained clothes
worn by Brooks III the county jail Ortl-
GERS claim to possess other evidence eS-
hf~ ms the Crlninals idenJlty 3
Brooks.
Seattle. Wash. Oct. 5.-The murderer
and officer Corbett after a desperate en-
counter in which Guidance came near
losing his life. The murderer said his
name was Robert Blank, afterwards adj
hitting that it was assumed. At the
police headquarters the man said robbery
was his business and that he shot Bird
sell in self-defense.
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