The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-19
DOM ESTlC DOTS.
Land Over Which the Stars naa
Stripes Wave.

VEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-Sam Lewis
murderer of three men, was taken from
jail at Juno, at 3 a. m, by a mob OF
masked men and lynched.
DAYTON, Tenn.-Furious with jealousy
Mrs. Thomas Holman shot her husband
through the heart this afternoon. She was
arrested and is now in jail.
NEWBURYPORT, Mass-The sloop
Jumbo, of Rockport, while in port here to-
day, filled with water and sank during a
storm, and Captain Stephen Orr and
GALESBURG. Ill.-Horseman C. w.
Williams decided today that no pool sell
ing or other Objectionable feature would
be allowed on the grounds during the
meeting August 26 to September Z.
SOUTH M'ALESTER, 7. T-Yesterday
near the Canadian river, Deputy Marshal
Charles Baird captured Foster Holbrook,
one of the most desperate of the Chris
tan gang of robbers, lodging him in jail
here last night.
Commandery No knights Templar left
for Boston to attend the triennial con-
clave. Tomorrow Golden Gate Com
mandery and Oakland Commandery will
start for Boston
SAN FRANCISCO utterwor;h h, YaIe's
great full back, has been engaged to
coach the University of California foot
ball team for its annual game with Stan
ford University. The latter team will be
coached by Walter Camp.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Yesterday, two
parties, consisting of Knights Templars,
their families and friends. Numbering six,
Vannah, Ga, and thence by steamers to
attend the meeting of the Knights 9th.
ers will leave during the week.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark-H. x. Maxwell.
one of the oldest telegraphers in the Uni
ted States, is dead. He was &c years of
age and had been an operator for 46 years.
He served in the Confederate army as q
Harper's cry by wire when John Brown
was marching on that place. He after
wards witnessed Browns execution.
MIDDLETOwN, N. Y.-At an early
hour this mornig, Ontario & Western
train No. g. westbound, crashed into two
box cars which projected from the siding
over the main tracks at Bernhardts bay,
near Oneida. Fireman j. Cooper was in
stantly killed. Engineer Kinney and
Head Brakeman J. Breed were badly in
Iured. The responsibility for the acct
dent has not been fixed.
PARSONS, Kan.-The knights TempIar
of southeastern Kansas and Indian terri
tory, embracing eight communicates,
leave tomorrow 1 a special train oyer the
Kansas Sc Texas railway. en-
route to the tWenty-siXth triennial con-
clave at Boston. The train will consist of
seven Canadian Pacific sleeping cars, one
coach and baggage car and it will be one
OF the most handsomely. decorated trains
that ever left this section of the country.
POINT ARENA, Cal-The schooner
James Townsend was driven ashore lust
north of the light house this morning at
l o'clock. She had been in tow of the
steamer Noyo, but the line parted. The
Noyo is not in sight and must have lost
the schooner in the fog. The Townsend
is loaded with lumber bound to San Fran
cisco from Fort Bragg. One man swan
ashore. The rest of the crew is in the
rigging and will be saved If the schooner
holds the ground. Help was sent from
here.
COLUMBUS, O.--Dclegates and visitors
to the national meeting of the Deutchera
kreigerbund have been arriving in the
city all day and the local committees hsye
been busy receiving the delegations and
escortfng them TO their respective head
quarters. The kreigerbund is an organi1a-
ton composed Of veterans who have
served in the German army and the ma
tional fest is a gathering very similar to
many respects to the national encamp-
ment of the G.. A r.. There are fifty-four
organizations in tho Tinted