The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-22
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Washington, March 21.-The secretary
of the treasury has appointed William
architect, vice O'Rourke. resigned.
Indianapolis. March N.-Louis Ew-
banks, of Indianapolis, said today that
more sensational developments in the
whisky trust receivership may be ex-
pected soon.
Cripple Creek, March 21.--Fremont and
Scion McCloskey, brothers. employed by
the Union Mining company were arrest
ed today. charged with having stolen
from $4,000 to 100000 WORTH of ore from
the company.
Portland, Or. March 21.-Mrs. f. A
Oregonian, died today of heart failure.
Mrs. earle was well known in st. Paul,
where her husband was managing edltor
of the Pioneer Press for fourteen years.
Boston, March 2i.-In the United States
circuit court today, Judge Putnam grant
ed the motion of the plaintiff for a new
trial in the libel case of Mrs. Helen M.
Cougar, of Lafayette, Ind, VS.. Congress
man Elijah A. Morse, of this state
Philadelphia, March 21.-The district
convention of the International Christian
Workers association opened in Grace
Baptist temple today. The morning ses-
sion was devoted to addresses by the Wis
iting clergy. The convention will be in
session until Tuesday, the 26th.
Buffalo. March q. Sadie Robinson was
ence Robinson guilty of murder in the
second degree. Clarence was sentenced
to life imprisonment and Sadie to twenty
one years. Their crime was the killing
of Montgomery Gibbs.
Norwich, Conn.,, March N-Mrs Edwin
Ely, who was identified as the woman
killed on the Camden railway after hav-
ing escaped from the hospital at Bryn
ment for melancholia, was the wife of
Edwin S. Ely, of this city. BY the death
of her father recently, she inherited
100000.
Albany, n. Y. March 21.-The police re-
organization bill framed by the so-caIled
committee of ten was offered as SUBJ
stitute for the Lexow bill today, and &C.
casioned long and acrimonious discus
sion among Republican senators: The
question of adopting the substitute was
defeated-15 to 10. The LeXow bill was
then ordered reported to a third reading
with amendments.
New York. March 21.-Ten of tae eleven
indicted police officials appeared before
Justice Ingraham today and pleaded rot
guilty. The absentee was ex-Wardman
James Burns said to be out of the city.
1t is said the defense will be prepared by
Colonel z. L. James, who will have the
assistance of Tracey, Boardman and
Platt. A. J. Elkins. Emanuel NJ. Friend
and Louis ]. Grant.
San Francisco. March 21--Iatt;e Klein,
a 12-year-old girl, wautc1 g see what the
next WOrlQ was ike, so she tilrneu Oh the
gas in her room AMI lay down to de-
She was discovered in time 10 be resus-
citated. and today was examined by the
insanity commissioners. She said she had
discussed the future sta:e with her school
mates and wanted to investigate. She
promised not to do it again and will be
sent to the Boys and Girls Aid society.
Denver. March 21.-Judge Hallet, in the
United States District court today. after
hearing the evidence for the prosecution
in the case against Dennis Mullins, ex-
president of the police board, Hamilton
Armstrong, ex-chief of police, and Miss
Kate Dwyer, ex-assistant police matron,
charged with embezzlement of a letter
intended for Mrs. Sadie Likens police
matron, granted a motion to dismiss the
complaint and the defendants were dis
charged. The court held that the letter
could not be considered private property.
as it was addressed to the matron of the
police department.