The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-10

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CORY, ills.-Louis Cox, of Nunda. Ills.
ana Charles Sweet, of Crystal Lake. Ills
Whlle crossing the railroad tracks at this
place. last night in a buggy, were struck
by the st. Paul limited and instantly
killed.
NEW YORk--The Morning Advertiser
says: Mr.. Richard Mansfield, the actor
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever ana
may not be able to appear on the stage
this season.
SAN JOSE, Gala Sire which orieinated
in barn today destroyed the extensive
plant of the Santa Clara Mill and Idlrn
Der company, valued at S1o0,000, three
flats, two dwellings and the contents of
$S5, 600.
VALENTINE. Neb.-The sensational
talk about Rosebud Indians having or
reservation and other attendant details
of a probable uprising on that reserya-
ton. are without foundation in fact.
dian. Mouse Tail. today received 100 lash
es on his bare back and was banished
from the tribe for brutallv assaulting
Violet Nanny. daughter of Chief Nanny,
GRAND JUNCTION. Colo.-Jack Smith.
the well known character, was found
dead today. Death is attributed to hard
drinking. Two years ago he killed Roy
Grant near Thonpsons. Utah. for which
he served eighteen months in the Utah
penitentiary.
WASHINGTON.-Th COMPTROLLER CT
the currency has declared dividends in
nf o of ir-n yor1t
al banks as follows: Is per cent. the
National Bank Of Kansas City, Mo-. and
10 per cent. the Linn County National
Bank of Albany, Ore.
OMAHA.-A special to the Bee from
Norfolk, Neb., says John r. Drake, local
manager of the Standard OIL company
was fatally injured while examining an
and was overcome by carbonic acid gas.
! When taken out he was unconscious and
died an hour later.
NEW YORK.-Tha ferry boat Neither
| land, Of the Hoboken Ferry company
ran down a pleasure boat containing a
dozen young men last nigt. Gustave
Oldeberg and Herman Meyer were drown
ed. The Netherland picked up tie sur
Tivors of the collision.
! TACOMA, Wash.-At the sale of Puy-
! alup Indian reservation lands today
$3.50 worth of property was disposed of.
at from $50 to $50 per acre. The Indians
| reducing prices. One instance of re-
| duction being from $40 to $50 per acre.
FORT SMITH, Ark.-Bud Lucky has
been sentenced in the United States court
| to hang on Tuesday, Oct. next. for the
murder of Deputy Marshal Lorce, in the
| Creek nation last December. The con-
] demned man was a member of the gang
| Is md toI-v
was the 153rd person sentenced to death
! by Judge Parker.
| CHICAGo.-Kate Kane, the first fe-
male to be admitted to the bar in Chicago,
! and who has since gained a national rep
utation through her defense of noted
criminals, is a bride. and what is more,
! has been married for nearly two months
who is we'll known among Italians II
this city.
KANSAS CITY.-A special to the Time.
| from Neosho, Mo, says: A special trair
of four cars with ties and lumber. and a
! passenger coacn OH the Kansas City
| Pittsburg S Gulf railway, was wrecked
five miles from here at 7:30 this morning
by running into a washout. John Fore
engineer, and William FITZGERALD. fire
man, were killed. Jasper Rowe, brakeman
| was badly injured i'll the back.
DUBUQUE, Ia.--IHe coroner jury
which is holding an inquest over the re
mains of people killed in the dynamite
disaster at Spechts ferry yesterday. adj
iourned until Tuesday. There are no new
developments. The bodies of the Latshav
family were inferred at Victor, Wis. ant
that of Bjornsen. at Lacrosse today.
/ WASHINGTON BENJAMIN F. Myers
20 years old, was almost instantly kiiie,
today in q ball game. He was sliding L
second base in an amateur match whef
the baseman jumped into the air to catcl
a throw ball. He dropped on Meyers. hi
body falling on the young mans necl
and dislocated his spine.
4 CHAPMAN, Kan.-John Crowley, an OF
resident disappeared last Wednesday an
was searched for in vain. At 10 o'clocl
today he was found dead at the foot o
& his wife's grave in the Catholic cemetery
where he had committed suicide. W-olve
had eaten his face and body so that h.