The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-14

ment to recognize the Cuban insurgents
as belligerents.
NEW YORK.-OIatthew Gray, a pri-
vate in the United States engineer corps,
stabbed and probably fatally wounded
Patrick Shea in barroom row at Flush
Ing, l.. l., today.
LONDON.-The Times Paris correspon-
dent says that directly parliament opens
that l-ebon, minister Of commerce, Will
submit a Dill ratifying the contract for
new cable to be laid from Brest to New
York, with branches to the West Indies
and Brazil.
GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass.-F'rank-
lin L. Pope, an electrician. formerly con-
nected with the Bed Telephone compa-
NY. d scientific writer of some note, was
tonight killed by shock from an cleo
trlc lighting apparatus in the cellar of
his house. Three thousand volts entered
! his body.
NEW YORK-The first game of the
chess match of five games up between
n. JaSnogrOdsky and NJ. NJ. Sterling, the
Mexican chess champion, was played at
the Manhattan Chess club yesterday
evening. Jasnogrodsky, who opened the
game with to q 4, won after siXty-four
| moves.
CINCINNATI.-A Commercial Gazette
special from Eaton, o., says: Last night
John Munroe Smith, aged II, escorted
home his sweetheart, Gertrude Lally, ard
, Quarreled with her on the way and arriT,
ing at the house shot ana fatally wound ID
/ ed her in the presence Of her mother. He
! then surrendered to the county sheriff.
! DENvER.-A special to the News from
Great Fails, Mont, says: Frank e.
! old child raped by Joe Weir a month ago,
has committed suicide with morphine
Brooding over his child's condition
| and leaves a wife and three children.
| He was Mason.
CINCINNATI.-A special to the Com
mercial Gazette from Gloucester Helen
! county, o., says: David Cook, city mar
| shall, was attacked on the street tonight
! by eX-Marshal Elmer Donnelly, who,
! from an Old grudge, began firing at Cook
| Five shots were fired and both fell dead
ten feet apart. Cook with four balls in
! his breast and Donnelly with bullet
! through his heart
CLEVELAND.-S Sylvester Scoyel, son of
/ Rev Dr. ScoNel president of Wooster,
/ Ohio University, and for some time man
! ager of the Cleveland athletic club, left
/ yesterday for Cuba where he goes under
I contract with the reVolutiouistS, to act
as instructor in cavalry drill at d hand
some salary. Mr. ScoVel was member
of troop A, the crack cavalry company OF
Ohio and is ali expert horseman and
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lete.
DENVER A special to the News from
Great Falls, Mont, says: Half the peo-
pie of Neihart, a small mining town sew
enty miles south of here, have turned
! prospectors. Gold has been struck some
miles north of town, the ore. asSaying
from $1G0 to $500 per ton, and business
is deserted for locating claims. Great
excitement prevails. Arrivals from Nei-
hart confirm the news of the great rush.
The width Of the vein is not known.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.-The delegates and
clergy attending the national Congrega-
fionai council in this city, today occu-
pied the pulpits of various churches in
the city. Mass meetings were held for
men in several of the churches this
evening. Dwight /. Moody addressed a
mass meeting of men in the First Pres
byterian church at 4 p. m. and this even-
ing spoke to mixed dsSemblage NUM-
bering 5000 in the Alhambra. The final
days session Of the council will meet
tomorrow morning, the first business to
be transacted being the completion OF
the report on ministerial standing. Re
ports will also be read on Christian
unity expenses of delegates, Columbian
exposition, church manual, marriage and
divorce, prison reform and Sabbath OBJ
serVance The convention viii crose with
an address by Rev. Clark, of Massachu
setts on Capital and Labor"