The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-20

SAN FRANCISCO-Supe Judge
murphy was too i'll today to proceed
the murder of Blanche Lamont. a recess
was declared until Thursday.
WASHINGTON-The Indian bureau has
Springs. Colo, announcing the death
! there of w. S. Davis, of Arkansas, chief
! of the accounts division of the bureau
who has been absent on sick leave.
LoNDoN.-Mr Charles f. Crisp, ex-
( speaker of the United States house of
] greatly improved in health. He leaves
this city again TO-DAY on four days tour
/ of Scotland.
| EAGLE PASS. Tex-Three new cases
| and one death from small pox occurred at
| Camp Jenner today. One hundred and
| nifty cases are now under treatment. A
number of conValescents will be dis
I charged soon.
| BUFFALo-Deputy Marshal Kane will
leave here tonight for the Pacific Coast in
/ charge of eight Chinese who are to be
| deported. Five of them were brought
| here from Oswego where they We're
| caught and sentenced.
oMAHA.-M. E. Hawley, whose name
! appears in the death list of the Denver
| hotel wreck, until last year was connected
with the Union Pacific at Omaha for
| year. His wife lives here.
NEW YORK.-The finance committee of
| the board of aldermen met today and pre-
| pared the report of tax rate for the year,
I fixing it at 1-92, an increase Of 13 points
| over the rate of last year. The total
I amount required for the year is S3S, 746, coo.
IsHPEMING, Mich.-The striking min
ers today decided not to go back to work
| at the operators terms. The pumps at
some of the mines have been stopped and
| the fires drawn. Merchants have decided
to do only a cash business after Monday
| next.
SAN FRANCISCO.-News was received
| here today to the effect that the Italian
bark Peppe had been burned at sea. The
vessel was loaded with coal and was
bound from Androsson to San francisco.
All hands were saved and succeeded in
landing at Montevideo.
| ASTORIA. Ore-Three men We're
drowned today during the regatta festi-
vities, by the capsizing of the sloop Mon
ogram. The. names of the lost are: Lewis
! Bilger, Portland; John Ossenberger, AS
tcria. and Frank Meadows, Astoria.
ST. JOHNS, y. B.-Word was received
here today that the schooner Osceola col
lided with the steamer Miranlichi. near
Black Rock on Saturday, and FIVE your e
women, passengers on the Miramichi,
drowned.
TORONTO.-The race between Gaudaur
and Durnan this afternoon was the poor
| est kind of an exhibition. It was raced
in such shallow water that the boats
almost scraped along the bottom. eau
dour could do anything he pleased with
] Durham and won by one length simply be-
cause he did not want to win by fifty.
PORTLAND, ore-The steamer Ocean
! Wave, on her way from Astoria to this
city, collided with a sail boat containing
five persons near Stella, Wash, this
morning. The sail boat was upset, and
| two of the occupants, John WeatherwaX
and Ed Wagner were drowned. The other
| three were rescued.
WATERFOWL, n. Y.-Joan Miller Will
cox, editor of the Cleveland Penny Press,
summer home of his friend ex-1Iayor W
G.. Rose, of Cleveland, at Rose Island,
| st. Lawrence river, aged 81 years. The
cause of his death was heart disease re-
sulting from an attack of grip two years
| ago.
| BERLIN.-Serious disturbances have
| broken out at Mulheim, consequent on the
| Cologne and MuIheim Steam Navigation
! company reducing fare between those
! places in order to ruin rival company.
| The police are unable to prevent rioting.
| Many have been wounded on both sides.
! The military have been summoned, but
/ the rioting continues and the police are
using their reyolvers.
wESTFIELD. Mass.-Wm. F. Gill.
| whose wife. Edith c. Gill, is sister of
| Cornelius Vanderbilt has left his home
here, taking his child with him. His at
vorce, alleging gross and confirmed
habits of intoxication by choral on the
part of Mrs. Gill. Mrs. Gill is a
daughter of Abraham E. Gwynne, of
| Cincinnati
J HARRISBURG, Pa.-The annual con-
vention of the National Kelley league
will meet in the opera house here tomor-
row with over LOCO delegates in attend
ance. Col. A. J. Smith will preside At
! the evening session, Governor Hastings
and Governor Mckinley and Leslie e.
| Kelley will speak. The convention will
| be in session until Thursday evening.
NEW YORK.-Two thousand five hun
dred union vest makers, including 700 wo-
men and girls are on strike today for d
| renewal OF their agreement 1t is not
| likely the contractors will make any de-
I termined opposition but some of them are
1 not pressed with orders and it may re-
/ quire a week to stop the strike; Cloak
makers have a new piece work price,
! including rates for cloak making, from
20 to 90 per cent. over present figures.
ON1AHA.-Commencin in a few days
! the Norfolk sugar factory of the OXnards,
will use crude oil for fuel instead of coal.
! This will be practical test of the merits
| of oil as substitute for coal, and if
| profitable results are obtained, will turn
| the attention of Omaha capitalists to the
resources of the great oil fields of Wy
| oming A pipe line from Central Wy
oming to Omaha is talked of as calcu-
| lated to revolutionize the manufacturing
industries of the west.
DENVER-A special to the News from
| Lander Wyo., says: General Coppinger
and staff, composed of Colonel Randall
! and Lieutenant Hudson, with r. and I
troops, of the Ninth Cavalry, arrived at
| Fort Washable today. Before the late
| Indian troubles General Coppinger had
made arrangements to inspect the post In
| September. This duty will be attended
! to while on this chance visit. 1t has not
! vet TRANSFERRED what will be lone with the
! cavalry that he brought with him,
| whether it will be left here or taken back
| to Fort Robinson.
| BEATRICE, Neb.-The disclosures made
| today in the city hall steal were such that
! the prosecuting attorney filed Two new
| complaints against City Clerk Phillips
| and one against Hawkins, each containing
| from three to five specific charges of for
gerry and of uttering fraudulent city war
| rants They were re-arraigned late this
! afternoon and bail fixed on each count at
ST 900 and $500. Parties who have been
! buying city warrants are filled with con-
sternation as they do not know where
they will land
COOPERATIVE CONGRESS-.