The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-06
DOTs AND DAsHEs.
Newsy Notes CulIed and Carefully
CONDENSED.

Boston, June 5.--Joseph Haworth, the
actor, is seriously Ill at the city hospital
Chicago, June 5.-Arguments were COM
pleted in the famous Sturgess- FarweH
case today and Judge Tuley took it under
Amusement.
washington. June Representative
Pence today received a telegram from
Jerry Simpson. that he will be around
in few days.
Washington, June 5-The cash balance
in the treasury at the close of business<
today, was S116,312, 239, Of which S70,4Ol.-1
was gold reserve.
Munich. June 5.-A man who claims to
be an American, was arrested in this
city last night, for stabbing two ofneerS
with whom he had quarrelled. n
Syracuse, n. Y. June 5.-Brewers from
cuse today to attend the thirty-fourth an
nuaI conference of the United States
Brewers association tomorrow.
/ Chicago, June Sc. E. Whitmore, one OF
! the heaviest business men in this part
of the sta tie. was shot and killed by ROB
Der who entered his store Just as ne was
about to close. The murdered escaped
! London, June 5.-A dispatch to the
/ Times from Tien Tsin, reports that the
insurgents in Corea have achieved a con-
siderable amount of success and are now
threatening to attack Seouie, the capitol
+ Little Rock, Ark. June 5.-The report
I that June J. Johnson, captain OF the GRIP
pie Creek strikers was expelled from west
Point because of his connection with the
,
by his relatives here
Hot Springs. Ark, June 5-A. 3. Smith,
a visitor from Portland, Ore, coHimrted
suicide in his room. this afternoon by
Shooting himself through the brain with a.
revolver. Dependency occasloned by III
health is the only cause assigned for the
act.
: WASHINGTON. June 1.-The state depart
ment here, received advieeS from Minis
ter Baker corroborating the dispatch al
ready published concerning the overthrow
of the government in Salvador, and the
flight of President Ezeta on board
e German steamer.
I Kansas City, June "a gasoline stove
exploded in Adam Longs house, 1926 Cen
Glynn and Nora Keivel, were fright
fully burned. Mary Glynn died tonight
after intense suffering. The other girl
will probably recover.
: WASHINGTON. June 5.-Senator Martin,
of Kansas, denies the truth OF z state
ment sent out that he had a dlsagref-
ment with the postmaster general. arg
secured through the president the apA-
pointment of a number of persons to
whom Bissel objected
! Washington. June 5.-Lieutenant Memo
cal, OF the navy, was before the House
Commerce committee today. on the pros
poets of pushing the Nicaragua canal TO
completion. He estimated the cost OF the
work at little over S6O.OOO,OOO 1t couId
be completed in six years.
Sandy Hook, n. J.. June 5.-The great
electric light erected here, that was e6-
bibited in the Worlds fair. was operated
/ last night. Places far down the Jersey
I coast ere visible. Vessels at anchor IN
the bay showed up almost as plainly as
at day time 1t is claimed the light can
be thrown as far as Philadelphia.
Galloway. Neb.. June 5.-About { o'clock
I last evening a. gale swept with terrible
fury over this town The Grand Army
hali is a total wreck. The Episcopal and
/ Methodist churches were blown OFF their
foundations, and two-story prlck sSnoPl
house is a total wreck Inc d11nssee
amounts to many thousand dollars.
Philadelphia. June 5.-The United STATES
cruiser Minneapolis started down We
( Delaware river from Cramps shipvardJ In
a driving rain storm at 10 O'Clock this
morning on the builders trial Trip. Ine
Minneapolis will tomorrow pass out OF the
! Delaware capes, and if weather conditions
! are favorable be given a long run up
and down the coast.
i Tarrytown. n. J.. June 5.-Five boys
whose ages ranged from to L years,
inmates of the Catholic Sisters of Mercy
home, have died from poisoning as result
of eating herbs picked on the play ground
Yesterday. Seven more are critically Ill.
The dead are James Forrestal, John Gala
han, Thomas Casmore. Augustus Powers,
John Donnelly. Seven others are dying.
The boys were playing when one discover
ed a pungent root which he declared to be
flag root. Within an hour all who had
eaten the vegetable were sick.
London. June "a dispatch from Ber-
lin to the Standard says: Several deaths
men near Thorn, town of West Prussia,
on the Vistula. There have also been
number of deaths from the disease a
MistowitZ, in PruSSian SileSia. Private
diSpa tches assert that the public hospital
at that place is crowded with cholera pa
with the disease and many are being &C
commodated at other hospitals.