The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-13
FROM THE FOUR WINDS.
Newsy Notes FLASHED from Far and
Near.

to reopen her case for the introducing
of new evidence.
Carbonate, Ill, May 12.-Three hun
dred striking miners from Carterville
and Muronysborro went to Muddy val
ley today and persuaded the coal
miners at work to quit.
Washington May 12-President
Cleveland left Washington tonight, ac-
companied by Secretaries Gresham and
Carlisle, for another fishing trip, to be
away from Washington ten days.
Muskogee, 1. T, May 12.-The Creek
nation has sent General Pleasant Por-
ter, one of the ablest and most influ-
entail Indians in the territory, to
Washington to oppose the Dawes COM
mission.
Washington, May 12.-The president
has signed the joint resolutions provid-
ing for the return of the flag of the
Twenty-second Iowa volunteer infantry
and authorizing the wearing of the dis
tinctive badge of the army and navy.
Pittsburg, Kansas, May 12.-The dele
gate convention of miners met today
with full representation. A number
of inflammatory speeches were made,
but the spirit of the convention seemed
to be more for arbitration than strike.
Washington, May 12.-Senator Brice,
from the committee on appropria tons
today reported the military academy
appropria ton bill 1t CARRIES an in
propriated by the House, making total
$41O,2OS.
Cincinnati O., May 12.-Yesterday
Mamie Sheehan, aged u, pupil Of
Windsor street public school, at recess
! jumped a rope 600 times without stop
ping, Tonight she is unconscious and
at deaths door. Her physician sus-
| poets a rupture of a blood vessel in the
| brain.
New York, May 12-The Central Ca
! BILE office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company has received a notice
that a temporary censorship has been
established at Lima, Peru, by the Pc
ruvian government The only traffic
exempt is the official correspondence
of foreign representatives.
Washington, May 12.-Benjamin F.
Woorrell, formerly a chief of division
| in the Office of the register-of the treas
ury, committed suicide here tonight by
shooting himself The lossaof his place
during the past winter is supposed to
| have preyed upon his mind and driven
! him to the deed. He was 80 years old.
Chicago, May Paul Humey is the
| inventor of a novel form of plate which
| will soon be given a trial by the gov
eminent. Humey's plan is to put the
! edge of the plate instead of the sur
face to the projectile of the enemy. The
! plate is to be composed of two inch
steel plates set on edge and bolted to-
gether.
Omaha, Neb., May 1.-THE national
convention of A. o. H. adjourned sine
die after electing the following officers:
President, H. ]. O'Connor, Savannah
Ca; vice-president, John c. Weadock
Grand Rapids Mich; secretary, j. Stat
terry. Albany, n. Y; treasurer, K. P.
Dundon, Columbus O.; chairman ma
tional directors, NJ. F. Wilhere, Phila-
delphia-
Muskogee, L T, May 12-The In
dian agent here was informed today
by the interior department that troops
g! have been ordered to Anderson, Choc-
! taw nation, to quell the disturbance
among the miners. 1t is stated here
today that the striking miners of
Lehigh and Coal Gate will go to
Hartshorre and require the miners
there to quit work.
Edingburgh, May 1.-THE German
squadron arrived this morning at the
! Firth of Forth and salutee was fired
on the British armored cruiser Galatea
| All explosion followed. Instructor
Lawrence's head was badly torn, In
structor Whitehead's arm was blown
off 1t the elbow and several of the
crew were injured. Instructor White
head is not dead as first reported, and
it is believed he will recover. The
others injured are only slightly
wounded.
Boise, Idaho, May 12-The Reuub-
lican state central committee met to-
day and issued a call for a state con-
vention to meet in Boise, August s.
The committee, by a vote of 10 to 9.
passed a resolution recommending
that the party's choice for United
States senator be determined in con-
Vention. This course was recommend
ed by the congressional delegation II
is opposed by Governor Mcconnell,
who is a candidate for the Senate.
New York. May 12-The Danish
steamship Island has brought six fam
to be employed at the Reindeer station
EARLY MORNING ADVICE.
The policeman, at o'clock a. m. hae
just turned the corner when he met 3
man who very evidently was not a. sus
picious character. yet who did moi
seem to be exactly where he ought IL
be. The policeman, however had M
Intention of stopping him, but the man
much to the officers surprise, stopped
the guardian of the peace.
oCuOS me He Sdlu, something
thickly, will you tell me what time il
lisp
Ten minutes after g." replied the Of
ficer, curiously.
Thought SO, or Whereabouts" sale
the man, with some significance. care
you married MANI
Il am" said the officer, as if he
were proud of it.
''Y'ought to be; 1 am: too; ever,
man OUGHT boy
IS your wife living?'
Sure; or was when left home af
ter supper"
"Ain't you been home since supper?'
No" and the officer smiled.
What time d'you say it WASP" quer.
led the man.
after O'clock
ing his head sorrowfully. Got a wife
at home; amt been there since sun
per; now o'clock in the morning,
and you are still out. Sir, I'm 'shamec
Of YOU" and, bracing himself up wifi
rebuking dignity, the man walked
away. leaving the officer almost pros
trated.-Detroit Free Press.
THE HOTEL-AEEPER's MISTAKE.
He Meant to Be AGabIe, But He Sal,
One of Those Things Best Unsafd.
The old gentleman had returned II
the home of his boyhood for the frs
time in ten years or more, and, as OF
the last occasion, he had written "an(
wife" after his name on the hotel reg
lister. Of course the keeper of the HttI,
tavern was glad to see him and graspeC
him by the hand.
Amt grown a day older than wher
you was here last he said
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