The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-12
DOMESTIC DOTS

DOMESTIC DOTS
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.
Warrenton, Pa. Oct. u.-Miss EIizebeth
FAIRFAX Gaines, of Warrenton, was mar
ried here. last night to Thomas Smith,
cnlef justice OF Mexico.
Minneapolis, Oct. 1.-THE stockholders
committee bid in the Minneep POLLS & ST
Louis road today for $4,6OO,JOO.
Portland, Ore. Oct. III. Kendall, pro-
prietor OF dye works. was before the
that he acted as agent for Stoves, in his
negotiations with Kelley for the murder
of Sayres. This completes the list of
suspects in the case.
Portland, Ore, Oct. IA Dalles west
be und oregon Short Line passenger was
wrecked four miles east of here today
Fireman Crofton was seriously injured
tramp riding on the mail car had his
shoulder broken. The engine is a COM
plete wreck. None Of the passenger
coaches left the track.
Detroit, Oct. u-Julius Lichtenburg, the
school Inspector, under indictment for re-
ceiving q bride, fatally shot himself
this morning. His trial was to begin to-
day.
keegan to recover s1,000,G00 from Russell
Sage for breach of promise and seduction
was dismissed today in the court of COM
mon pleas. being barred by the statute of
limitations.
Providence r. l., Oct. 1.-THE steam
boat Majellas, of Newport, which left
Block Island yesterday afternoon for Har-
Dor, and headed for New Orleans, is re-
ported bottom side UP near Point Judith.
1t is believed all on board were lost. The
captain was James r. Cook. There was
a crew of five men.
Alameda, Cal, Oct. u.-Frederick A.
Castle has instituted proceedings for d.
vorce from his wife, Ella NJ Castle. The
pair visited the Worlds fair at Chicago
, last year with their 4-year-old boy. There
Mrs Castle and the boy disappeared.
subsequently the husband received a mes
sage from her stating that she had joined
the Kereshan colony of iced, whose
Five years ago she was Ella NJ O'Brien,
popular school teacher, and owing to
gossip, was asked by the school board
for an explanation of her relations with
Castle. Then she produced a marriage
certificate, dated several months pre-
Viously, but her resignation was demand
ed. The same attorney who drew up the
marriage contract prepared the divorce
complaint.
Oakland, Cal. Oct. lit transpires
that another industrial army is being
formed in this city by General Kelly,
army will Commence a tedious march to
the capital. The present headuarters of
the army is big tent on Eighth street,
which is used as a meeting place in the
day time and as place of rest at night
by the overworked mortals and break
beam al lists that comprise the latest ad-
infesf TO- the great bodyt b OF traps that
Council Bluffs, Ia- Oct. Hunted
States Circuit Judge Wolser today decided
that the receivers cannot cut the salaries
of the employees Of the Omaha & st.
q ~ CT
Massillon, O., Oct. 1.-THE entire Enire
family at Dalton has been re-arrested,
charged with conspiracy to burn the town.
Great excitement prevails.
Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE largest score ever
made by a cavalryman was made at
Fort Sheridan, Unied States army shoot
today by Sergeant Charles Kerston, of
troop d, First cavalry. He made, forty
5Co yards range. using the regular army
Durano, Mex, Oct .11-Juan Cola, one
of the most. desperate bandit chiefs of
Mazatlan Cola has kept the country
district of the Pacific coast in constant
terror for fifteen years. The bandit prob
ably will be shot without the formalfty of
q trial.
Boston, Oct ia tenement house
fire today at 213 Hanover street, caused
eight inmates to hurl themselves from
injured and four severely hurt. The dead
are: Charles 'Swenson, 80 years old; Will
lam Coupeisee Injured: August Johnson,
fatally burned Frederick Caulter, injured
fatally; Annie Northwell, 80, burned about
the hands and face; Fred Nessen, burned
ard bruised: Louis Seershock; Samuel
Thornton, severely burned.
New Bedford, Oct. 1.-THE operatives
of five corporations went back to work
this morning after a strike of seven and
q half weeks. At the Achushnet and
Halfway mills, under ore management.
90 ltrf
of them sought work in other mills. The
/ ' eavers of the Wamsutta mill left on
firding. that they were reuired to run
five mills instead of four.
Tomahaw, Wis, Oct. 1.-Two flatcars
on the 500 line at Turtle Lake were start
ed down grade last night in time to meet
the eastboUEd passenger. The train was
thrown from the track and the engineer.
! fireman and baggageman were killed,
while several others were injured.
! Cleveland, Oct. 1.-THE big four-masted
schooner Tasmania, ore laden and bound
Tor this port, went ashore just east of the
after midnight the life saving crew sue
ceeded in reScuing the crew, and two
daughters of Captain Corrigan. The Tas-
mania is owned by James Corrigan, and
valued at $4,000. To float the vessel it
will be necessary to dredge it out, Dur
ing the height of the gale the wind blew
G. miles an hour.
! Louisville, KY, Oct I-Miss Milbrey
| Watterson and Alonzo Miller were mar
ried today at noon at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Watterson,
on Fouth avenue.
New York, Oct lin the United States
court today Joseph c.. Milletts. was ap-
pointed receiver Of the Jarvis-ConlSlin
Mortgage company in place of Samuel
n. Jarvis, resigned.
Sacramento, Cal, Oct. 1.-THE east
bound overland, due here at $50, was
held up by train robbers between here
and Davisville tonight. The Oregon ex-
prtss due at 1870, has not been heard from
since leaving Davisvflle, the first station
/ Is miles south.
Madison. Wis. Oct. 1.-THE session of
the American Board of Missionaries. to-
day, was devoted 20 addresses. from dis
| trict secretaries and returned mission
aries. Secretary Stimson introduced a
resolution providing that the portion of the
! Otis fund devoted to new missions, about
| edness. about $4,000. Referred to a
special committee of seven.
Red Cliff, Colo. Oct. ia man named
John Davila, beating his way to Oakland,
] CAL was Knocked off a freight train near
/ Tennessee Pass last night and injured.
He was brought to this place and viii
| be sent to Oakland as soon as he is able
1 to travel
! New York Oct 1.-THE first champion
ship game in the new professional league
of football players took place today al
Eastern park Brooklyn, between the
4 Brooklyns and New Yorks. New York
was beaten by score of to l.
THAT EVANSTON EXPLOSION.
Leavenworth, Kan. Oct. 11.-In the
Captain Grimes court-martial today
Captain Hyde was the first witness