The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-24
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Notes CuIIed and Carefully
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Chicago, June. pa jury was secured
today to try Assassin Prendergast for
insanity.
Brooklyn, June 2S.-The Fulton Munich
pal Gas company has given notice tn p,
beginning July / the price of its gas Will
be reduced to 80 cents Per thousand cubic
feet.
Washington. June 2s-Carl Browne ct
at to tb distr apte f 0dey Gb 1F
stopped by the police under the law for
bidding the distribution of advertising
matter in the capitol.
Philadelphia, June 23.-This is the hot
test day of the season. The thermometer
of the weather bureau registered IS at 1
o'clock.
New York, June, 2s.-The government
degrees today, the hottest this season.
-Four. prostrations by heat are reported,
one fatal.
washington. June 29.-Vice-President
cases of Havemeyer Searles and McCart-
hey, the recalcitrant witnesses at O'Clock
today.
Washington. June 2S.-The work of
tana viii be resumed at once, and con-
tinued all summer. The area to be covered
is over 5000 square miles, adjacent to the
area surveyed last summer.
Danville, H., June 2S-Last night the
Globe Hominy mills were burned. Loss
$50, 600, This is the third hominy mill
burned IN LllS CITY WlInln seven weeks,
entailing a. loss of 100000.
Denver, June 2S.-The sixty-six common
pvealers arrested at Julesburg on the
charge of Seizing a Union Pacific engine
States court by Judge Hallett. Edward
Urquhart was sentenced to Pueblo Jail
for four months and six men to Arapahoe
jail for thirty days.
Dubuque, Ia, June BE. NJ. Abbott a
veteran printer died today. He had set
type here for thirty-seven years and was
a brother of General A. ]. Abbott, sena-
tor from North Carolina.
Chicago, June 23.-Congressman J. Frank
Aldrich was TODAY nominated by the Re-
publicans of the First district.
Wichita, Kan, June 2S.-Heavy rains
have caused Little river to overflow Green
valid park, and last night the people liv-
ing near the river were compelled to
move. The water remained stationary
from midnight to s O'Clock this morning
and has been rising and falling all day.
Rome, June 23.-The chamber of deputies
today adopted the first clause Of the gov
eminent financial proposals and then pro-
ceeded to discuss the clause increasing the
income tax.
Gutherie, o. t, June 2s.-Maior Moses
Neail, ailotins agent for the Kickap-o
Indians is here tonight an route to Wash
ington, and reports that all the allotments
have been made. The balance of the res
ervation can now be thrown open at the
pleasure of the secretary of the interior.
washington, d. c., June 23.-The prcsi-
dent today NOMINATED Nm, Griffin as
postmaster al. Oakdale, California.
Cheyenne, Wyo., June 23--General ]. w.
Melburn was yesterday appointed COM
missioner of the United States court With
jurisdiction within Yellowstone National
park under the act to protect animals and
punish offenses committed within the
park.
Waco, Texas, June 23.-The corner stone
of the Texas cotton palace was laid yes
terday with Nc sonic ceremonies. The
day was observed as general holiday
which were all kinds of cotton decorations
signs. The building will be COM
pleted September l. and President Cleve-
land will be invited to open it.
Baltimore June 23.-The steamer Delano
arrived from Rotterdam with her bow
badly stove, leaking in her fore compart-
ments and otherwise damaged by "a col
lision on the 2lst inst off Georges shoals,
with the steamship New York. The latter
was not injured and proceeded on her
voyage to Southampton.
/ Fargo, n. D., June 2S-Mrs Jumbo
Cantwell. wife of the Coxey leader, is in
Fargo on her way east to join her huS-
band. She organized armies in several
Montana towns and sent them east to
join Cantwell. At Minot last night her
secretary man named Farley, stole 500.
which she had hidden in the stocking of
daughter, s years old. She is seatching
now for Farley.
Springfield. Mo-. June 2s.-Colonel S. H
Boyd, ex-congressman. died at Fishing
Resort, Stone county, last night. He was
appointed minister to Siam by President
Harrison in 1891.
Glasgow, June 23-Vigilant and Val
kyrie will engage in the first contest on
the Clyde, July 5.
San Francisco, June pa. L. DAVIS, an
absconding agent of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance company, who is
wanted at Altoona, Pennsylvania, was
arrested this morning. He had been
agent at Altoona for the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance company, and
about two months ago absconded with
50. 600 of the company's funds.
Williamstown, Mass, June PR. G.
CULVER a senior at Williams college,
committed suicide this afternoon. He
was a PLY Beta Kappi man of high class
standing and prominent about the col
lege. No cause is known.
East Chicago, Ills, June 23.-The en-
ployees of the Hammond, Whiting & East
Chicago Electric street railway stopped
everything on the line for an hour this
evening by refusing to haul some Pull
man traders. This is in sympathy with
the Pullman strikers.
Athens, June 23.-Earthquakes were felt
today in various parts of PoloponnoSuS,
| the peninsula forming the southern part
of Greece.
Rome, June 23-Countess Marc Alboni
Pepplo, at one time rival of Jennie Lind
died TODAY at Vile d. ARRAY