The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-28
TOLD IN A TRICR.
Newsy Notes Flashed from Far and
Near.

Denver, March 27-Mrs. L. A. Per-
rim, having registered as a voter, was
today drawn on the grand jury.
albuquerque, N. NJ, March 81
Three Navajo Indians, charged with
the butchery of D. NJ. Smith, the In
dian trader at Defiance, were today
Vallejo, Calf, March 27-Fifty me-
chanics employed in the steam en-
gineering department at Mare Island
navy yard were notified tonight that
their services were no longer required.
lodged in Jail here.
Colorado Springs, Colo, March 81
John Calderwood, president of the
miners union at Victor, in the Cripple
Creek district, was acquitted today of
the charge of riOting and creating
disturbance.
New York, March 27-Low prices
were the rule at today's stock sale at
the American Institute building. The
only animal bringing $500 or upwards
was Imla, by Stamboul- Mod eska,
aged 2 years, which sold for $40.
Nice, March, 27.-At the International
yacht races the greatest interest was
taken in the Prizede la Vile de Nice,
for yachts above twenty tons The
Prince of Wales cutter Britannia won,
defeating the Valkyrie Is minutes and
the Oretta 20 minutes.
Vallejo, Calf, March 27-Tele-
graphic orders were received from
Washington tonight directing the
United States ships Mohican and York
town to proceed to Port Townsend
The Mohican sails tomorrow and the
Yorktown Saturday.
Victoria, B. c., March 27.-There has
come no further tidings of either the
wrecked bark Archer or her crew. A
ROY nT-t of
the Archer's boats has been picked up
by Indians there.
San Francisco, March 27.-Reel B.
Terry, who was yesterday implicated
in the murder of Louis B. McWhirter
by Mrs. Palmer, a witness in the
Health trial. which is proceeding at
Fresno, left tonight for Fresno to face
the accusation.
Jefferson City. Mo-, March 27-Every
cell in the penitentiary is occupied and
the warden is at a loss how to provide
for the convicts that are sure to arrive
in the next few months. There are
now zoos prisoners in the prison, half
! of whom are doing nothing.
Fleming, W. Va, March 27.-Last
night Hoke Napier. the we'll known
lumber man, and a discharged EN-.
ploye, Henry Collins, met in the street
and quarreled. Both drew revolvers
and began firing. Collins was killed
instantly and Napier survived only a
/ few hours.
! Toledo, O., March 27.-Charles stev
ing and Albert Harrington of this city
( fought a finish fight last night to de.
! termine which should have the hanc
of Miss Matte Pegs. Steving wa.
knocked out in the fourth round anc
resigned his claim as sutton
Fort Dodge, Ia, March 27.-The
mutilated body of Charles Tiffany, {
comparative stranger here, was found
/ last night about six miles from here
up the river in a secluded spot grown
over with timber and brush. He
was undoubtedly murdered and tn,
body dragged to this place six week,
ago.
Seattle, Wash, March 27-Ex-Cit,
Treasurer Adolph Krug, who was OF
Monday last convicted of unlawfully
using 100000 of the city's money, il
completely with Henry Thurman, wa
sentenced by Judge Moore last nigh
to seven years at hard labor in tn,
penitentiary and to pay all costs. Al
appeal has been taken and he will re
main ont on bonds.