The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-18

| Jamaica. He said he was going to New
YORK at once TO strengthen in that city
a favorable feeling toward the revolution
Ell .PAsO, Texas, July 17.-Sigmund
| Weisel. aged 81, a merchant well known
through the southwest was accidentally
killed today at Carlisle, n. NJ He was
formerly manager OF the merchandise de-
partment of the Arizona Copper COM
+ pany at Clifton.
! NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Herald to-
/ day says: The resignation of the Ri. Rev.
/ Mgr. Dennis j. O'Connell from his office
I of rector of the American college at
Rome has started considerable specula-
ton as to the future of this American
/ prelate and about his successor in the
resigned position.
! SEATTLE, Wash, July 1.-THE de-
/ positors of the Merchants National bank
/ are preparing to begin criminal proceed
/ ings against the officials and are raising
/ funds or the purpose. They claim 10
have abundant evidence and will pro-
coed under a state law making it a fell
ony for bankers to receive deposits when
they know the bank is insolvent.
MILWAUKEE. July I'D. H. Hogan,
the first boolI-maker arrested at State
Fair park, has been held for trial under
$1,000 bond. ILe declined to give the
bond and went to Jail. 1t is reported that
the book-makerS will retaliate by arrest
ing the members of the civic federation
who bought tickets on the races to Sc
cure evidence.
DENVER, July 17.-Jennie John, an IL
on instructions from Rock Springs, Wyo.,
where she is wanted witness against
her father, who was recently taken into
CUSTODY ON charge OF raping the child.
When his case came to trial, she had
disappeared. The child n dressed in
boys clothing when arrested.
BOSTON, July 1.-THE first delegate
convention Of the Massachusetts Peoples
party opened today in this city. Massa-
chusettS stood twenty-second in the list
of states casting Fopulistic votes in the
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state organization permanent and j. i.
Gardner, of DanVers, was elected presi-
dent of the convention.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE comp
troller of the currency has declared divi-
dends in favor of the creditors Of insol
vent national banks as follows: Thirty
TeXarkana, Texas; 20 per cent, the Wash
ington National Bank of Tacoma, Wash;
per cent, the Chemical National Bank
of Chicago.
WASHINGTON. Juy 1.-THE navy de-
partment was Informed today that Pres
ident Criscom, Of the international
Steamship company, sailed today for Eng
land where he will remain until the next
trip Of the st. Louis, making arrange
ments for the trial of that ship to as
certain her fitness to become one of the
auxiliary naval ships entitled to the pro-
visions of the subsidy act.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-Maud La
mont, the sister of the unfortunate vic
tim of the brutal Emmanuel church muir
0cEs IDS IClOI1cQ mere lTOIu 0Ouldlid 10
testify for the prosecution III the forth
coming trial OF Theodore Durrant. The
police believe she will prove a valuable
witness. She was her sisters most con-
slant companion during the eisure hours
of the murdered girl, and also knew
Durrant.
ROCHESTER, y. y. July 1.-THE pa
rochial school connected with the church
of the Holy Cross at Charlotte burned at
, o'clock this afternoon. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest OF the Janitor,
TZ1,v -s-+ I.,4l
of whom are in the employ of Father
John NJ. Fitzgerald. There is much feel
ing among the church members, who are
divided into factions.
Knight, one of the best known lawyers
in the state, while sitting in his home
last night, heard noise in an upstairs
room. Search was made and the gate
was heard to shut ON the outside. Mr..
Knight saw a man disappearing in the
darkness. He shot and fatally wounded
hi best friend, John Wehrle. the county
KEY WEST Fla, July 1.-THE cruiser
Montgomery, with the board of survey of
the Nicaragua canal, sailed today for
New York. They were to have disem-
barked here and taken the steamer Mas
cot to Tampa, but where prevented by
the state quarantine regulations from 50
doing The cruiser Atlanta arrived from
Havana today and was placed in quran-
tine.
DENVER, July IA special to the
Times from Hahn'S Peak says: A COM
mittee from Snake river passed through
her today bound for Hayden and Steam
boat Springs to plead with the people to
allow the sheep to be driven into Califor-
MIA Park. ]. Z. Edwards. the Wyoming
men. Robert Mcintosh and CT. w. Arnold,
at Steamboat Springs. The settlers will
not agree TO have the sheep driven and
pastured in ROutt county.
GALESBURG, Ill, July ia sensation
prevails here in Pytbian circles over the
order asking the Catholic Knights of
Pythias TO renounce the organization.
College City lodge, the strongest one
here, has many Catholic members, and a
number of them are aVerse 10 leaving
their organization. y prominent knight
who conferred with Mgr. SatOlli in Wash
ington says movement is on foot 70
secure a rehearing by the pope and re-
vocation of the decree.
KANSAS CITY, July 17.-Miss Sarah
teacher of Greenwich. Conn, who met
DR.. J. L. Walker, of Des MCines Ia, in
this city by appointment on June ). and
was married to him on the same day in
Kansas City, Kas., has discovered that
her husband is false and that she has
been the victim Of most creul desertion.
still. he has taken her gold watch and
81 200 in money, leaving her more than
1900 miles from home with only 80.
JEFFERSONVIILE. Ind. July IL
During the storm last night, lightning
struck the three towers OF the prison,
and the greatest excitement among the
convicts, $50 IN number, followed. The
prisoners had just been locked in their
respective cells when the storm was rag
ing so furiouSlY, and thus a panic was
averted The guards had no sooner left
their posts of duty than the lightning did
its work. Had they remained minute
later the chances are that they would
have been killed.
ANDERSON, Ind. July 17.-This sec
ton was again visited by a. destructive
wind and rain storm today. Trees, small
h11i16fnErS and large roofs suffered most
At Alexandria, twelve miles north, a new
business block was blown down, some
buildings unroofed and flooded. North of
here many fields of corn were levelled.
The Big Four accommodation train arriv-
ing here at 8 o'clock had all the glass
broken out of the smoking car. Just
east of Fortville the wind set a big tree
toward the track and the top crashed
into the car. No one was seriously hurt.