The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-10
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Telegraph News from All Parts ar the
Land Over Which ths Stars ard
Stripes Wave.

Washington, July 9.-Repprts to the
surgeon general of the marine hospital
service indicate that smallpox, which Ia s
been quite prevalent at Nogales, Ariz., is
disappearing.
St. LOUIS. July 9.-Tne Retail Clerks
Protective association began its fifth an
nuai session here today. There were $50
delegates representing majority OF the
states of the union.
Louisville. KY, July "a special from
Princeton, KY, to the Post, says at mid
night masked mob murdered Hewlett
HoWton and Joseph HoWton. Each was
riddled with bullets.
San Francisco, July 9.--Edward Sehles-
niger, formerly a clothier scf this city
was arrested today on a. charge of grand
larceny at the request of the chief of
police of New York.
:, New,port, r. J.. July 9;EMr. and Mrs.
Vanderbilt and others OF the family have
arrived for the summer and opened the
new 100000 Breakers.
Chicago, July 9.-Fire tonight in George
PeTry'S furniture warehouse and Stora &c
rooms OF West Monroe street caused a
loss Of $50, 90 Goods belonging to 800
people were stored there.
New York. July 9.--The evening World
says: Cornelius n. Bliss, leader of the
party of this city. has resigned from the
Republican county committee.
Brooklyn. n. Y, July 9.-Judge Gaynor
OF this supreme court admitted ex--Police
inspector W. W. Mclaughlin, OF New
York, to bail today in the sum of $50, 600.
Chicago, July 9.-Judge Woods today
reinstated the former order making con-
current the sentences of Eugene v. DebS
and ether officials of the American Rail
way Union. Debs will serve but six
months and his associates three months.
Buzzard's Bay. Mass, July 9-Mrs.
Perrine, mother of Mrs. Cleveland, ar
rived here this morning. DR.. Bryant re-
ports Mrs. Cleveland and the new little
girl are doing very nicely and do not re-
Quire very close attention.
Grand Rapids, Mich, July 9.-Mrs. Levi
Pierce, aged 60, who lived at Berlin, OF
tawa county, was murdered yesterday.
Her daughter, May Pierce, aged u. and
grandson, George kesSbro, aged Is, are in
jail at Grand Haven, awaiting examina-
ton.
Washington, July 9.-Postmaster Gen
eral Wilson has amended the postal laws
and regulations SO as TO prohibit postal
clerks from opening more than one sack
OF mail at the same time. The order is
part of q scheme for fixing the responsi-
billty OF mistakes.
San Francisco July ga local paper
says the administrators of the Fair es-
tate have been approached by detective
John Curtin with an offer to return the
stolen will for a large monetary consid-
GRAFTON. The attorneys say several Of
fers to return the will have been made
which they were at first inclined to en-
tertain, but Judge Slack refused to sane
ton such a transaction.
Cincinnati. July 9.-An application was
made to the city solicitor to enjoin the
Cincinnati sinking fund trustees from
making the $4,000,000 bonds they are about
TO issue specifically goid-bearing bonds
A BID Is in to buy these gold bonds al
par at 65-100 per cent. interest. Under
the laws Of Ohio an application of this
kind TO the city solicitor compelS him to
take the case into the courts.
Council Bluffs, Ia, July obligation
involving 1000 acres % suburban Land
worth $500. 900 was started in the district
court today by creditors of the Union
Land and Improvement company and its
president John w. Paul. The land Is
owned by a big syndicate started during
the boom and the president declares nj
debts. which amount to little, will be paid
and the land released.
Washington. D. c.. July 9.-Attorney
General Harmon this afternoon tele-
graphed Special Attorney Mckissick at
San Francisco directing him to take an
appeal in the Stanford S15,00 900 suit. The
privilege of amending the government
bill granted by the judge will not be
taken advantage Of, but an appeal will
be taken to the United States circuit
court of appeals for the Pacific coast dis
trict.
Albany, y. Y, July 9--The State, a. new
tWelve-pagc Republican afternoon news
paper, has appeared. The State receives
the full Geographic news service of the
Associated Press. 1t is owned by the
Albany Publishing association, Edwin
Atwell, president, Charles L. HAMS
managing editor and John George, jrq
the business manager.