The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-15
DOTS AND DASHEs.
News Notes CuIIed and Carefully
Condensed.


London. May 14;;-Professor Henry Nor
Isle of Wight, aged "A.
Baton Rouge, La, May 1.-THE general
assembly this afternoon elected Senat tor
CAREY for the long term, beginning
Albany, N Y, May 14.-Twelve trains
were taken off this division of the New
York Central yesterday and more will
be dropped today because of lack of coal.
Nebraska City, Neb., May 1.-THE vii
lage of Palmyra, about thirty miles west
of this city, was almost destroyed by
fire today. Loss estimated al $50, 900; in
surance, 5000.
Washington, May Ex-senator Squire to-
day presented petitions from several G.
a. R. posts of Washington state, pray
ing for the recognition of Lincoln's birth
day as national holiday.
San Antonio, Texas, May H-James
Parkinson Taylor, lord high sheriff of
London, died here today of paralysis of
the brain. He was en- route to California
when the illness compelled him to stop.
Washington, May 14.-Supervisor of In
dian schools Moss denies that Apache
Kid, the noted outlaw, was an educa ted
Indian, a statement which has been used
as an argument against educating the
redman.
Lemars, Iowa, May 14.-Annie Hanson,
aged IS was shot and killed this after
noon by her uncle, Herman Peters, aged
%. After telling the neighbors it was
an accident, Peters shot himself No
cause is known
Cincinnati, May 1.-THE chances that
Father Dominick O'Grady who shot Mary
Gilmartin on the street April %. will
ever suffer the legal penalty of his crime,
are remote. He is living in a semi-con-
scious state.
San Francisco. May IA heavy rain
has fallen all over the state. In places
where crops were already doing fairly
we'll the rain has been of great benefit,
but it is too late to. help the grain in the
San Joaquin valley.
here tonight of the death at Washington
of Ex-Governor A. c. Hunk, formerly. of
Colorado, but later of La Redo, Texas.
Governor Hunt was stricken with pa
ralysis in Chicago in 1891 and never en-
tirely recovered,
Ironwood, Mich, May IA small blaze
on the sixth level of No. shaft, Aurora
mine, early this morning filled the work
men employed there at the time The
blaze was, however, extinguiShed before
any damage was done.
Baltimore. Md, May 14.-Henry billiard,
young student from Henry county, Va,
died here at quarantine of smallpox. On
May he attained his majority ana came
into possession of a fortune of 100000.
In few weeks he would have received
$4,000 more. He was sick only a week.
Berlin, May IA dispatch from Sid
ney, N. S. W., reports an earthquake in
the vicinity of Mioko and New Pomer-
ania on March 3 and T. Almost all of
the houses of the missionaries and the
traders were destroyed and the inhab-
itants were in q state of panic for many
days. fearing a repetition of the shocks
Evansville, Ind, May 14-The Switch
mems Mutual Aid society began it's con-
vention here this morning with a big pa
rade of delegates. AT Evans hall they
were addressed by Mayor Hawkins, Hon.
J. Z. Williamson and John E. Wilson, of
o-4taT Of
In the afternoon they went into secret
session. There are several hundred dele
gates in attendance.
New York, May 15.-On the authority
OF the lady herself, the Herald this
CTuesday) morning, announces that Lii
liam Russell has separated from her most
recent husband. Signor Perugini They
quarreled seriously in Philadelphia, a
short time ago, and last night at the
theatre in Brooklyn, Miss Russell said
she and her husband had permanently
separated. Perugini declines to talk.
San Francisco. May 1.-THE twenty-five
cent rate of admission to the Midwinter
fair went into effect yesterday, and
though the weather was decidedly in
clement, a very heavy fog and rain pre-
vailing during the afternoon, 90 459 per-
sons passed through the turnstiles. The
popularity of the two-bit rate is shown
by a comparison of the days attendance
with that of the three preceding Sundays.
when the weather was perfect On Nav
the attendance was 1885, on April 29 it
was Il, 400 and : oril % it was II 1873. The
% cent rate is to apply only on SUNDAYS
and evenings. At all other times 60 cents
will still be demanded