The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-04
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the stars
and Stripes Wave.

Boston, Jan. S.-At a caucus of the
House Democrats, this afte1Qoon, it was
decided to nominate Hon. John e. Rus
sell for United States. senator. :
Chadron, Jan. ga daring attempt
was made early this morning to rob the
First National bank here The yault, al
though damaged, was not opened.
Philadelphia, Jan. 3-Seven persons
injured IN railroad wreck early this
morning on the Philadelphia & Reading
road, short distance below German
town
Boston, Jan. 3.-Camille D. Awhile, pri-
ma donna, may sing now. The full bench
Of the supreme court has dismissed the
bill IN equity brought by Edward Il. Rice
to RESTRAIN her.
one OF the four prisoners who escaped
from the county jail yesterday, was re-
captured here early today in d saGoon.
The other three are still at large.
- New \ W, YORK. 'I1S Jan SEEdYard r. Garter,
Commerce, pleaded guilty before United
States Commissioner Shields, and was
held to await the action of the grand
jury
n7 New York, "a Jan, ga "A disp2tch from
says: Nelson Whitaker the millionaire
iron manufacturer, today issued a pupIic
letter announcing his candidacy for the
United States Senate.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. "a. L. I. Curtis
a cclored waiter at the Copeland hotel
positively identified as the property Of
Mrs. A. D. Mason, murdered here two
| weeks ago.
Pasadena, Cal, Jan. S.-The Santa. Fe
westbound overland train, which arrived
here at 9:G5 this morning, colIlded with
| the engine of a freight train near the
depot ana sustained great damage. the
| escape of the passengers seeming provi-
Dental.
New York, Jan. 3.-Marquise MathiIda
| De, Greville, widow of General De Gre
Vile, who, as member Of Maxim;lian's
| Mexican war, died in abject poverty in
| her comfortable apartments in this city
| last evening.
San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 3.-Plans for
a crusade against vice and corruption,
been developed by the formation of the
! Civic Federation of San Francisco, on
the same lines as the Chicago Civic fed
| GRAFTON.
| Newport, R. l., Jan. S.-Cornelius Van
! derbilt is having the walk along the cliff
| in front of his new summer residence
dropped. While engaged in this work,
two laborers, Thomas Joyce and Stephen
Kelly, of Brooklyn, Mass, were seriously
| injured. Joyce may die.
Washington, Jan. S.-As result of the
|
| last three months, twenty-nine interna-
| tional money order offices, ninety domes-
| tic money order Offices and 102 limited
money order offices will be established
January Z. Among the new international
offices are Angels Camp, Lorin and To-
males, California.
San Bernardino. Cal, Jan 3.-The rise
| In the price of oranges of fifty cents a
box, which was registerer by the Red
! lands Orange Growers association, on
Monday, has been followed by all the as
sociations in the valley, and now oranges
cannot be bought in quantities for less
than $3.50 a box; and from later reports
growers and shippers are inclined 10
| think that the quotation is too low. There
is every indication that the bulk of the
crop will bring So in the orchard.
Binghamton, N Y, Jan. "a report
reached this city. last. night of a most
sensational suicide. 4 son of jerome
Hall. farmer living in what is known
as Peatown, a small settlement in the
town OF Windsor. was found dead Cn Mon
day forenoon hanging from a beam in
the barn. The boy was only Is years OF
age, and it is alleged that the cause was
cruelty on the part of the father, who, ii
is said, was most brutal in inflicting
| fioggings without cause.