The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25
TOLD IN A TRICE.
Newsy Notes FLASHED from Far and
Near.

Kalamazoo Mich March 24.--Stone-
wall J. DeFrance, the fOrger, was SEN
fenced to eleven years at hard labor.
Youngstown. Ohio, March 21.-James
c. Campbell, under life sentence for the
killing of his wife, sujcidsd in jail this
morning.
London, March 24.-The body of Mrs.
Fielding was found today in the river
Cherwell at Oxford. There is little
doubt but she committed suicide.
Washington. March Ex-senator Col
quits condition shows no percepuble
change since yesterday. He had = very
lrestful night. No recurrence Of sink
! ing spells; mind clear.
Denver. March 24.- Thomas II. Will
liams. a successful mining man and
/ partner of Henry r. WolcOtt Gied to-
( day of consumption. He was born in
/ England in 1912 and came 10 Colorado
/ in 1870.
1 Huntington, w. Va, March 24-NVal-
llace Washington, a descendant of
! George Washington. died last night
/ lie was TIE cher clerk # the cEi-f of
police at Idchmond, Va.
! London, March 2f.-Dispatches from
/ Santandor, Span. III: the number of
killed by the explosion If dynamite
which was being removed from the
isunken steamer Coboliacnichaco, at
thirty.
San Francisco, March 24-Dming a
! fire in residence this morning, Mrs
Jennie Ross jumped from me upper
/ floor with a baby in her arms Both
were killed. Several other inmates
were injured by jumping.
San Francisco, March 24-With the
! April number, the control Of the over
/ land Monthly win be assumed by R0un-
seville Wildman, late United States con-
Of the Idaho Statesman, OF Boise City.
Atlantic, Iowa March 24--President
/ YetZer and Cashier Dickerson, OF the
defunct Cass County bank, were rear
! rested today and placed under $4,000
additional bonds. Dickerson is in Jail
Yetzer is too sick to leave his bed.
Washington. March 24-The suit of
Attorney Ava Udell Of California. for
mandamus to compel the secretary
of the interior to restore Udell to prac-
tice before the department. was dis
missed by the district supreme court
today.
Winnipeg, Man, March 24-Charles
Chamberlain, Of Toronto, who came to
Winnipeg and voted sixteen times at
the last general election. was SEN
fenced to three years in the peniten-
tiary for his crimes. The case has ex-
cited great interest.
ton inspectors were today suspended
on orders from Washington for having
let slip through their hands Charles
Templeton. who came on the Majestic
as a contract laborer to act as assist
ant superintendent of the Y NJ C. A
in Chicago.
Baltimore. Md. March 24.-Cardinal
Gibbons today received from General
Bradley T. Johnson, the jewel box
made for him from wood of the histor-
ic mulberry tree that formerly stood
at ST. Mary's. Under the branches of
this tree the first mass in Maryland is
said to have been celebrated March %,
1884
Flagstaff, Ariz., March PA. H.
Barnes, a representative of an eastern
syndicate of newspa pers, was taken
sick on the west-bound passenger train
and was carried off the train here and
died an hour afterwards. His home
was in IndianOla. Neb., and he was a
Mason in high standing and a well
known newspaper man of Nebraska.
Toledo. March 24.-The street car
strike continues. The strikers have
adopted a novel method of )elting the
cars with rotten eggs, which not only
keeps the passengers off. but, being
thrown from the midst of crowds. the
throwers can not be identified 50 no
arrests can be made with the probable
ity of conviction.