The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-16
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Se~vsy Notes From All Portions OF
the Land Over Which the Star.
and Stripes Wave.

New York, Feb. 15.-Percy r. Payne,
Vice-president Of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna & Western railroad, died at Rome,
Italy, today.
dent has APPOINTED Right Rev. Bishop
Henry 3. Whipple, Of Minnesota, a
member Of the board OF Indian commits
Sioners.
New York, Feb. 15-The schedules In
the assignment of Matthew, Deane s.
Washington street, were fled today La
bilitieS, $1S5, 529; nominal assets, $127, $40;
actual assets S95,426.
Tonawanda, Feb ia boiler exploded
in Cobb S .saWmill, two miles west of here,
this morning Theodore Pencile fireman
and John Mack, teamster, We're We're instantly
killed. Frank Myers a mill hand, was
fatally injured.
Parson, Va, Feb. 15.-Two school chill
dren, brother and sister, aged 10 and Il
years. were frozen to death In Glover
district, this county. locked in each 9th
er's arms. The boy had wrapped his sis
ter in his coat.
Springfield, Ill, Feb. Sc. ). Bowman,
agent of the Wabash road at Riverton,
committed suicide to avoid arrest for en-
siderable sum Of railroad and express
money to further an invention.
Pittsburg, Feb. 15-The testimony in
the case against George w. Irwin, the
discretionary pool operator for false pre-
lenses, was closed today, and the argu-
ments were made by the counsel There
was no sensational evidence introduced
today.
Kansas City, Feb. 15.-While cleaning
gasoline stove today, Mrs. W. Q. Goodwin
spilled some of the fluid on her clothes
and before her husband and son could
put it out she was fearfully and perhaps
fatally burned The son received severe
wounds.
Baltimore. Feb. 15.-Mr. James Hodges.
eS-rnayor of Baltimore died tonight aged
q His connection 2 with PUBLIC affairs
when he assumed the leadership in StriY-
ing to check the laWlessness which then
overran the city.
New York, Feb. 15-rhe executors sale
Of paintings of the late George Times, N.
/ collection, Of 24O pictures being sold for
a total of S10S,570. At the sale last night
one bid OF $1,000 was refused by the auc-
tioneer for lines famous painting. Late
Sunset"
Batavia. Feb. ia plot of the natives
the T1addea district, island of Java. It
was the intention of the plotters to mur-
! der all the Europeans and Chinese in the
district, If possible. All the chief movers
of the plot and fifty followers have been
arrested.
/ Kansas City, Feb. 15.-Phlllip Martin,
a negro, the murderer of Ell StiIlwelI,
was hanged here this morning. On July
| 4, 1892 Martin and q companion named
! Lyle met Eli StillwelI, who was intoxica-
| ted, and jostled against them Martin.
with a knife, stabbed Stillwell to the
heart. Lyle was acquitted. Martin main
| tanned to the last that Lyle was the muir
| derer.
| New York Feb 15.-Raring, Magoun &
! Co., deposited this morning $50 900 In gold
| in the sub-treaSury on account Of the
| bond syndicate. Some of the subscribers
! to the syndicate instead Of Withdrawing
gold for the subscriptions from the banks
with which they do business have made
| purchases from the bullion brokers to the
extent of several hundred thousand dol
lars at premium of S1294 per cent.
Mexico City. Feb 15.-Don Ignacio
| Mariscal, minister of foreign relations in
| the Mexican cabinet, states that despite
! the reports to the contrary, the end of
| the Guatemalan question is not yet In
sight. The secretary has indicated that
| the neighbOring republic is still eVading
| the real questions in the dispute with
Mexico. and is. endeayoring to gain all
/ the time possible.
New York Feb. 15.-The mother of
I Washington Irving Bishop the mind
reader, who died at the Lambs club,
| last night She introduced herself as
Lady Lucas Langdon Nicholas. and said
| that her husband was q grandson OF
| Nicholas I. She told the mayor of the
! autopsy performed on her son and of
how the surgeons engaged in IL had been
indicted but never brought to trial, She
announced that she was still on the trail