The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-26
DOMESTIC DOTS
Nevsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stnrs
and Stripes Wave

and Stripes Wave.
Charles DENLY left here at noon today
for San Francisco en- route to Picking,
China
Salem, Mass. Aug. 25.-The excursion
steamer, City of Portsmouth went ashore
last night in the harbor and was burned
All on board got off safely.
Portsmouth, o., Aug. 25.-Adam A. Par
rott eX-county commissioner, wife and
three children, were drowned in fording
the Scioto river.
States grand jury has indicted J. G.
Marsh, A. Thompson, Thomas Cleary,
Patrick Martin, Samuel Howard and
James Cummings on charges of obstruct-
fixed at $500 each.
Chicago. Aug. ga: C.. Messing, the
veteran founder of the Illinois Stats
Zeitung, has suffered stroke of paraly-
Sis. He is in a precarious condition. He
is the father of Washington Hessing, the
postmaster of Chicago.
San Francisco Aug. 25.-The merchants
exchange has a telegram from Port
Townsend stating that the steamer Chill
cat has arrived there and reports that
the steamer Queen is ashore, head on,
at a point off Camarant island near
Spencers cannery, Alaska. The Queen
has big passenger list of Alaska ex-
cursionists, but it is not reported that
they are in any danger.
st. Paul, Aug. 25.-Murderer Ermlsh,
condemned to hang, was supplied with
revolver by unknown confederates. In
the corridors today he opened fire on the
Horst. Deputy Sheriff Rich shooting
through the peep holes in the door drove
him into his cell, where he was shackled.
Ell Paso, Tex, Aug. 25-The police au-
posite here, today, discovered a kit of
counterfeiters' tools, together with a
large number of Mexican dollars ready
for circulation. The most important fea-
ture of the discovery was the arrest of
a number of men and women concerned
with the. scheme, in the very act of
making the pesos. One of the men es-
capped to this side and the police are
searching for him.
Fall River, Mass Aug. 25.-There was
practically no change in the situation to-
day. The mills which ran are worked
with the same force as yesterday.
who during, the worlds fair was chief of
the mining department. for Colorado, col
llded with truck this afternoon while
riding bicycle PIC; and nd; sustained fracture
Pittsburg, Aug. 25.-Joseph and Harry
yBohn, aged .s13 and years respectively,
were burned to death last night by
lamp explosion at their home in Drovos-
burg, Pa.
New York, Aug 81. O'Donovan Ross,
the anarchist. arrived on the Umbria
from Queenstown this afternoon.
Elwood, Ind, Aug. 25.-The window
glass manufacturers of about thirty
towns and cities in the gas belt have de-
cided to demand reduction in wages of
3 per cent The glass workers declare
they will never submit to this reduction
and will stay aye out o rather than accept it,
T Chicago, Aug. 25;--Newton Goodman,
agent of the New York Life Insurance
company, killed himself in the Great
Northern hotel this afternoon. He is
thought to have been temporarily insane.
Washington, Aug. 25-The cash balance
in the treasury today was S125319,514, of
which s54, 3S3 was gold reserve.
Washington, Aug. 25.-.The navy depart
ment has been notified by telegraph that
land, Call assumed command of the Pa
cific station, relieving Admiral Walker,
who will come directly to Washington to
confer with the authorities respecting his
Pearl harbor survey and Hawaiian af-
fairs generally and then proceed to An
napolis to take command of the United
States naval academy in place of Captain
Plythian.
er, his wife Anne and Mrs. Emma Mat
thews. Mrs. Cooper's mother. of Thomp-
sonvllle, Conn; were instantly kiiied by
being struck by train at. Saltwater
bridge this afternoon.
Chicago, Aug. 25.-Prince Komatsu, of
Japan. accompanied by his chamberlain,
S. Nagasaki and two personal servants,
arrived in Chicago this evening over the
Michigan Central railroad. He will leave
for San Francisco tomorrow evening.
Buffalo, N. Y, Aug 25.-The major
part of the army of hobos who We're
arrested in Cheektowaga last evening
was carted to the pen today. A full hun
dred of them were registered. Most of
the sentences were from ten to twenty
days.
Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug 25.-Alonzo
Kendall, the Kalamazoo aeronaut. lost
his hold on his parachute when 100 feet
in the air. His neck was broken and
when picked up there was not whole
bone in his body.
New Bedford, Mass, Aug. 25.-It was
learned, this evening, that an attempt
will be made by the Bristol corporation
to start it's mill on Monday and that
the officials have requested operatives
to report for work The Weavers' assoc
citation will put forth every effort to
keep operatives from going to work.
st. Louis. Aug pa man who regis
tered at Hotel Barnum today as John
Smith. of Buffalo, N. Y. was taken to
the city hospital, where he died tonight
from the effects of a dose of morphine,
which is thought to have been taken
with suicidal intent. No reason for COM
mittiGg the deed is known
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