The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-21
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes From ALI Portions of
the Lsnd Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

washington. Dec. 2O-The revenue cut
tier Perry under orders from the secretary
of the treasury, sailed today from New
York to San Francisco.
New orleans, Dec 20.-A fire at Ma
poleonyille last night destroyed seven
blocks, iIcluding most of the business
portion of the town The loss is sl26.ooo.
Washington. Dec. 20.-The report that
IL R. Breekinridgs R Rssa g sangat h be
Confirmed cent among those most intimate
with him
Morristown, N. j. Dec. 20-Babbitt
block, the four-story structure IN which
are the First National bank ana haIses
clothing store, was burned today. Loss.
100000.
Dubuque, Ia, Dec 2e.-yan Leuven. OF
pension fraud fame, was, taken to
Anarnosa penitentiary to-day An eHort
Will be made at once to have MIN par
doned.
Toronto, Ont. Deo.9 2o.-Frank Bradley
former superintendent Of the Pullman
car works in Chicago, was arrested here
today on a telegram from Detroit on
charge of forgery.
New York, Dec. 2O-Charles Peterson
today shot and killed his wife and then
himself. Ggoundless Jealousy was the
cause Five young children were made
orphans by the tragedy.
Rose Reimer and Catherine Reimer.
chargd with arson in firing their home
and causing the recent disastrous ire at
Dalton, returned a verdict OF not guilty:
Nashua, y. H. Dec. 20.-The report OF
Bank Examiner ,Dorr, which will be
made public tomorrow, shows the stort-
age OF the missing cashier, Frank A:
McKeon, of the Indian Head National
bank, 10 be $4,000. There is no clue to
his wherea bouts.
New York, Dec. pa special to a
morning paper from San Jose. Costa Rica,
says: The projected meeting Of pleni-
potentiary ministers of the Contra! Amer
lean republics, which was to take place in
this city on the first of this month, was
not held.
MarI s;aa Chic Dec ?ss-Dqnglsss Put Ut:
famous in revolutionary history. He has
been secretary of Marietta college since
It's foundation in 1855, and signed every
diploma ever granted by it.
ruled the motion for a new trial for
Meadowcroft brothers, bankers. convicted
Of receiving deposits after the bank was
insolvent. They were each sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary and fined
SIS. They were at once taken to Jail.
New York. Dec. 20.-A banquet of horse
flesh was given by Veterinary Surgeon
James d. Hopkins, of Newark, last even
ing. There was horse tail soup soup
richly favored and nourishing; boiled
saddle of horse with horse radish sauce
and boiled tenderloin of horse, while the
piece de resistance was rio roast.
San Francisco, Dec. 20.--Chinese high
binders have iinaugurated a reign of
terror in the Monaghan quarters. These
bandits, anCng them many eX-conVicts
who have escaped the deportation clause
of the exclusion law, are driven TO des-
peration through poverty, and burglaries,
robberies and shooting and stabbing af-
trays are of daily occurrence
Toledo Ohio. Dec. 20-Charles Hart,
WHO murder ed Elise and Abbie Good, the
children of Samuel Good, near Pauling,
guilty TO each of the two indictments
against him. Judge Shook sentenced the
prisoner to be hanged on the second Fri
day in April, 1895.
New York, Dec. 2o.-The editors chair
lof Harpers Weekly. which. since the
death of George William Curtis has been
vacant, Kill in the future be occupied by
Henry Loo mis- Nelson. The new editor
ln-chief who Will assume the editorial
helm of the weekly on Monday next, is
a well known political writer
Fall River, Mass, Dec, 20.-Henry r.
Bate, of Patterson, n. J., came to this
city nearly two years ago. He secured
employment as card clutter in the Stevens
mill and boarded in the family of Ellen
Mckinnon, of No. 40 Jefferson street. The
family consisted of the mother, Elizabeth.
her daughter. and a 15-year old orphan,
an affection soon sprang UP which re-
suited in their marriage in August, 1892.
One child has been born to them. Now
the husband is locked up charged with
bieamy ard the supposed wife is in des-
pair.