The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-05
DOMESTIC DOTS
Newsy Notes From All Portions OF
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave

Newsy Notes From All Portions OF
the Land Over Which the Stars
| and Stripes Wave.
Jackson, Mich, Aug. 4.-Ex- Governor
| Blair this afternoon lies unconscious and
| nearly pulSeless.
Johnston, Pa, Aug. 4-The sheriff dis
persed the mob at Cambria mines.
| damage. He then went to Patton on the
report that there was trouble at that
place.
st. Paul, Aug. 4.-Edward D. Darragh,
of this city, was today nominated for
Congress by the Fourth district Demo-
Gratis.
Chicago, Aug. 4.-George E; Foss was
nominated for Congress today by the
Seventh district Republicans.
| San Francisco, Aug. 4-William R. Mil
| vile, the young collection clerk of the
bank of California who was recently ar
rested for embezzlement after his fight
! to Nevada, and who now confeSses to
entertainments aggregating $4,000 during
| a period extending over several years
was this morning sentenced to eight
years Imprisonment in the San Quentin
| penitentiary.
| Scranton, Pa, Aug. 4.-The postoffice in
this city was robbed last night of $4,000
| Omaha, Aug. 4.-Reports indicate the
presence of frost in several Nebraska
counties this. morning. The localities
were mainly those in which the drouth
was so severe and little vegetation was
| IeIL De QdIldS6G. DOuS6 COuuly
fered chiefly.
Chicago Aug. "Wednesday night the
| Associated Press announced among other
losses during the big fire that of Chicago
stove works S150,000. A corrected list of
| losses shows that the Chicago stove
| works were not damaged 1t was sup
posed at the time that these works were
consumed.
house butchers at his point are still at
work and there is no immediate prospect
| of their goding out If they have any
| decided grievance they have as yet made
no demands upon their employers.
Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 4.-Tbe, state
campaign closed here tonight with two
big rallies by Kolbites and Democrats.
| At Russellville, today, w. n. Redwine, a
| editor of the Russellville Idea, as liar.
West, who was in the audience, arose
| and replied that he was an Internal liar
! Pistols were drawn by dozen men.
and panic occurred, during which many
people were trampled under foot and
| badly hurt. officers finally restored or
| der. The feeling is intense and trouble
| is looked for on election day.
Washington, Aug 4.-The strain on
Chairman Wilson is again showing its eff
| fects, and it is feared there will be a
Slapped his strength during the first tariff
| conference. His face y again swollen,
and he reluctantly admits that he is well
| nigh physically exhausted
New Ork, Aug. Nv. "A. MCCODHell,
manager of the Brooklyn theatre, secured
divorce Wednesday, respondent being
an actress known on the stage as Mary
Hosmer. Mcconnell is now the husbandt
! of the daughter of Judge Sherlock, or
California.
Trinidad, Colo, Aug 4-Last night there
was a cloudRurst in the hills above Ber-
wind and the water came down the can
Won leading to that place in such volume
that a party of five persons VINO were
caught in the road, were swept away ana
drowned.
Connellsville. Pa. Aug. A young wo-
man who had violated the moral code sup
posed to govern the Slavs, was seized last
night by Slavs. who stripped OF her cloth
ing pinioned her hands and feet, lashed
her to a stake and whipped her sayagely
for over an hour. She. was reyilsd, tor
mented and spat upon. She was lett a. me
stake six hours. A young man who offered
to release some of her cords was beaten
off When the girl was released she could
scarcely move.
working in the Pullman shops today.
When they left at noon hundred str1k-
ers followed them hooting. John Swan.
son, a carver, was terribly beaten Dut VIII
probably recover.
Omaha. Aug 4.-Word was received at
Omaha this morning that the south
Omaha packers have. recruited a large
force at Lincoln to take the places of the
striking butchers and laborerS, ana they
will leave Lincoln on a special train TINS
afternoon. Trouble is expected when the
new men arrive.
Mount Holly, N. J., Aug. 4.-General
John S. Trick the millionaire railroad and
bank president, died in Vincentown today,
on the S3rd anniversary of his birth.
Kansas iCty, Aug. 4. -Thomas B. Nc
CURE, Of New York, a member of the gen.
eral executive board of the Knights of
Labor, is making tour Of the west, or
ganizing local assemblies and addressing
the workingmen upon the topics uppermost
in the minds of the laboring classes.
Every effort is being. made said he,
'and Will continue to be made till cleo
ton, to persuade all the workingmen to
join the PopuliSt party. Since the loss of
the recent strike ii has become apparent
that the ballot was the only remaining
source of hope for the workingmen. In
the Populist party they believe lie the
means Of realizing that hope and they in
tend to set Populist president in the
White House.
Kansas City, Aug. 4-The packing house
men of this city are forming a big labor
organization on lines similar to those on
takes in all employees of the house instead
of having the men organized by trades
The object is to have everybody belong to
the same lodge and in that way they
claim they will be in a better condition
to protect themselves. The move was first
placed On foot by the butchers, who are
dissatisfied with their present hours and
wages.
Milan, Mo-, Aug. 4-By the explosion of
a sawmill boiler ten miles west of this
city, last night, John West, the engineer,
ives killed and three others probably fat
ally injured.
Toledo O., Aug. 4.-The town of Elk
harbor, a small town fifty miles south
east of this city, is in flames. At this
hour, 1890 a. M, it is said one corner of
the town has been totally destroyed and
the flames are spreading rapidly. The
Western Union telegraph office is now
threatened, and preparations have been
made to vacate. Two ire engines and
crews from this city, are now on the way
to the scene.
Detroit Aug. 4-Three bodies washed
ashore at points several miles below this
city today were identified dis those of the
crew of the schooner Glad Tidings, which
was sunk by the whaleback steamer Path
finder.
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