The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-09
OMESTIC DOTS,
telegraph News frOE> All Parts OF the
Land Over WhiCh the Btaxs and
Stripes Wave.

Land Over which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.
LEADVILLE. Col, Aug. SC. c. Davis,
proprietor and editor of the Herald, Dem
ocrat and Chronicle, is critically i'll with
spinal trouble.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Captain c. c.
Hewitt Nineteenth infantry, has been de-
tailed as military instrucer at the West
Virginia university.
WASHINGTON, Aug. s-Cadets have
been appointed to the military academy at
West Point as follows: Willis V. Morris,
Dayton. Wash; Horatio C. Bell (altern-
ate), Spokane, Wash.
PEORIA, Ill, Aug. s. Hearst. Dun &
Co, manufacturers of agricultural iruple-
ments, made a voluntary assignment To-
day to John 1. Black. The liabilities are
$l23, 425. and the assets $115,649.
PLYMOUTH, n. H, Aug. SIN head
end collision between the cannon ball eX-
press, southbound, and a freight train,
ncrthbound, just south of here, this morn
ing three trainmen were killed.
WAsHINGTON.-AtI Indian Head today
a test was made by Lieutenant Mason of
The Leonard bullet proof shield cloth for
the purpose or ascertaining its fitness for
naval purposes. The official report Will
be made in few days.
HOG ALL ~. - aug. h.-NllSS EllZH-
beth BIaney Bird, aged a. prominent in
society, who was subject to fits of mel
ancholy, killed herself with a revolver to-
day. She was possessed of wealth and
was connected with many charitable en-
terpriSeS.
Brown was notified by w. T. Thompson,
a farmer of Stedmantown, this county,
that cattle were dying of Texas fever.
All the cattle in the reighborhood were
Crrf inc had
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Aug. S-The
United Typothetae today elected =. *. An
drews Of Rochester. y. Y, president and
decided to meet IN Rocheh~- in August.
1886. The convention closed h a trip
TO Minnehaha and banquet at the West
hotel tonight. Tomorrow the delegates
Will visit Minnetonka.
RENTONVILLE. Ark.-Tom Perry, an
ex-member of the Cook gang, a noted des-
perado and dangerous man, was captured
near Huntsville and landed in the Ben
tcnviile jali. It is thought Perry was
bank at this place. He was arrested on
the charge OF horse stealing.
HASTINGS, Eng. Aug S.-Today berg
an off day in connection with the inter
national chess masters tournament, there
was little stirring in the BrasseyS insIi-
tUte.. Adjourned games only were played.
ne game between Ianowskt and Black
s,,Irne ended after siXty-three moves in
favor of the latter. who has played a
French defense.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Aug. S.-The cOun-
ty court of Greene county viii appoint
Mrs Stewart, widow of the late sheriff
Dan P Stewart, to succeed her husband
IS sheriff Two of the judges have given
their word that they will vote for Mrs.
Stewart She will hold office until a sue
cessors be elected.
NEW YORK. Aug S.-Mrs. Phineas r.
Barnurn, widow of the great American
Snowman. was married in this city to
Denetrius I<allias Bey, who is said to be
a Greek although bearing Turkish title.
The ceremony took place last evening and
was private There was manifested IA; on
a desire to keep the affair profound Sc
cret
nouncenent is made by President T. H
Sherry Of the Citizens Organization com
mittee that applications for free quarters
during the encampment VIII not be re-
ceived from Grand Army posts after
August u. There is an abundance of room
hut it is necessary that applications close
az that time that all assignments may be
made.
CHICAGO. Aug. sofia Haase was
hour this morning by Aggle Miller. The
shooting was done III a resort on Hal
stead street. Haase was wounded in the
abdomen ana pilA SlclStllS say MS IeSOheI5
IS impossible. The Miller woman says
the wound was accidentally inflicted and
was the result Of a playful struggle for
the revolver.
SAN. FRANCISCO-Local holders of ir-
rigatio bonds have decided to appeal
from the recent decision of Judge Ross
in which he declared the Wright irriga-
ton law unconstitutional. At meeting
held last night at which 900 in bonds
were represented it was determined 10
form fund for the purpose of securing
attorneys and paying the expenses of an
anneal from the decision Among the
hondholders present were several repre-
senting German and Swiss capitalists.
DULUTH. Minn.-Robert and annie
Crowley came here from Nova Scotia
some months ago to battle III the courts
for mining property on the Nesaba range,
l-stfied al $I56OO00, which they claimed
thew had been induced to sign away by
the Nelson Lumber Co., through fraud
ar-l intimidation. They return to their
aorne beaten, as the district court has
inst handed down a decision which for
ever bars them from any interest in the
s,ronertv The court found that the only
interest Crowleys ever had in the proper
~ vvas fling on it at inStigation and for
he benefit of the defendant.
RIVERSIDE, Gait. H. Davidson.
slias KimbaIl. who murdered man
ssT,te1nl7er. is locked up ia Jail here twait
;,1e- the arrival of the sheriff of Sidney
{ ccs,ntv. Iowa, who viii take the prisoner
fs<-Jx 10 tlie scene Of the crime Davidson
md 13onne1ly were partners in the horse
business and guarded over business mat