The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-13
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Home Happenings Flashed From
Various Parts of the Land Over
Which the Stars and Stripes Wave

shooting himself through the heart at
his office this afternoon. No cause is
known.
Washington, July 12.-The House Ju-
dietary committee will meet tomorrow
and an effort will be made in accord
with the desire of the K. of L. leaders
in the city to secure immediate consid-
Grafton of the George arbitration meas
ure.
Toledo, O., July 12.-While Lewis
Potts, Of the new Lake Shore switch
men, was running a pony engine in the
yards at noon today, he was fired on
by some unknown person from behind
some freight cars. Five shots were
fired, one grazing his neck, and another
wounding him. The assailant escaped.
Kansas City, July 12.-In a private
letter to Colonel Stone, of this city,
Governor Stone, of Missouri, declares
he has been misunderstood in his con-
troversy with United States Marshal
Shelby and President Cleveland: The
letter adds:
eff condition should be brought
about in st. Louis such as now exists
in Chicago, which God forbid, 1 would
not hesitate a minute to ask the presi-
dent to send troops to the city But if
the president should, without any
seeming necessity, without conference
with the state authorities, send these
troops into the city and order them
to there do police duty, I would protest
against it as an insult and an infringe
ment upon the sovereignty Of the state"
Chicago, July pa private letter re-
ceived in this city from London an
nounces that Frederick Cover, hus-
band of Nine Lillian Nordica, is alive
and in London. Mr.. Cover was sup
posed to have been lost in a balloon
in the English channel, and for the
past ten years mourned as dead and
his large property divided. Though
diligent search was made at the time,
no word was ever received of him.
Cincinnati, July 12-Mrs. Tony Null
lane was today granted a divorce and
! 81, 200 alimony from the baseball pitcher
on the ground Of cruelty. She was
given the custody of their children.
Washington,, July 12-That the treas
ury department regards the strike as
practically over was shown by the is
Suance of an order by Treasurer Nor
gan for the resumption of shipments
of money between the several sub
treasures, which was suspended when
the labor troubles became acute.
Keokuk, Ia, July Fin the federal
court today the Farmers Loan and
Trust company. of New York. filed a
bill for the appointment of receiver
for the Iowa Water company, of OF
tumwa, and foreclosure of a mortgage
for 100000.
Brazil, Ind, July 1.-THE jury in the
case of the men charged with murder
ling Engineer Barr during the recent
coal strike, returned verdict tonight,
finding the defendants. Booth, Rankin.
Wilson and Poor, guilty of involuntary
manslaughter, and fixing their pun
ishment at two years in the peniten-
tiary.
New Haven, Conn, July 12-Frank
A. Dame, a painter, who some time
ago proposed marriage to Miss Mary
G. Perry and was rejected, shot her
today. She may recover. Immediate
ly after the shooting Dame shot him
self through the heart.
Washington, July 12.-The Pacific
railroad problem was taken up again
by the House Committee on Pacific
Railways today. 1t was decided to
consider the Reilly funding bill first
No final decision was reached.
Washington, July 12.-In the Senate
today Mr.. Hale introduced a resolu-
ton calling attention to the fact that
the Republican conferees on the tariff
bill have not been attending the SEES
sion of the committee.
Charlottesville. Ind. July 12.-The po-
lice went out from Charlottesville last
night to arrest the corr1monweal army
of General Kelly for vagrancy. The army
which has been reduced to fifty by deser-
have struggled through the city. lodging
the police. The army will doubtless dis
band here.
Seneca Falls, n. Y, July 12.-Fire In
the Sheldon and Dakota block caused a
loss of $4,000 with insurance a little
more than half. Two firemen were on
the roof when it fell. and were carried
down, but they held on to the hose and
writ h ffc aiF I~,l1
burned.
North Vernon. Ind, July 12.-S. NJ.
Stockslager has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Democratic convention.
Kansas City, July 12.-The first of
series of the wing shot match contested
here today between DR.. w. F. Carver
and J. A. r. Elliott, of Kansas City,
was very close and remarkable, the score
being: ELICIT 96 Carver 80, each out of
a possible 100. Live birds were the tar
gets.
Rich Hill, Mo-, July 12-For the first
time in over two months all the, Rich
Hill coal miners began operations today,
the strike being at last broken.
Savannah, Ca, July 12.-Speaker Crisp
was re-nominated for Congress today in
the Third district at Hawkinsville. Res
olutions endorsing President Cleveland
were adopted
Washington, July 12.--Kelly. the leader
of the so-called Industrial army, is max
ing arrangements with FRYE to consolidate
their bands at Roslyn. Va, just across
the river. Kelly, assertes he has 800 men
between here and Portsmouth, O., and the
first detachment will reach Washington
this week.
Indianapolis, July 12.-At Brighton
Beach. three miles north of here Win
field E. Smith cut the throat of Weston z.
Thomas, who died almost Immediately.
The men were strangers and quarrelled
when drinking Thomas was assistant
secretary of the American Nail company,
at Anderson, Ind, and worth 100000.
New York. July 12.-Justice Bassett,
this morning, granted a certificate of
reasonable doubt in the case of Erastus
Wiman This prevents his commitment
Cleveland, July 12-The saengerfest
hall, with, a seating capacity of 10000,
was crowded this morning at the open
ing exercises of the International Chris
tan Endeavor convention 1t is esti-
mated that 10000 strangers are in the
city. An address of welcome was deliV-
cred by Governor Mckinley. whose re-
marks were vigorously applauded In the
absence of President Clark on account of
illness, Rev. Charles F. Dilling of Bos-
ton presided. There was singing by 1900
trained VOICES Secretary Baer'S annual
of over 100000. Fully 5000 people at
tended the overflow meeting in the tent
and the near by churches
Richmond, Va, July 12-Mike Staple
ton aged so years, committed suicide at
Lenor, Caldwell county, N. c., by drink
ing seventeen bottles of Jamaica ginger
Boston, July Prev. Michael Mo-
ran, for the last twenty-five years
pastor of st. Stephens church died
today, aged SO.
San Francisco, July 12.-The United
States authorities say that the wires
between Sacramento and San Francis
co have been tapped and Instructions