The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-19


who fell on Tuesday and fractured his
skull, died today.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1S.-In the L.
S. SQUIRT Judge Atcheson today overruled
the demurrer of the Reading railroad IN
the proceedings for foreclosure OF the
general mortgage.
MARIE CITY, Mich. July B.-Last
nighe, the tug Torrent, when coming
through the canal at Flats; collided Win Win
HaclIett and Waterman David Canary
were killed: Weelslnan John Catanancn
is missing.
GREENSBURG, Pa, July 1S.-John
Good and William Freeman, negroes,
were hanged this morning. GOODS crime
was the killing Of Max Slaughter Fellow
cock-Worker, over came or craps. WI
liam Freeman shot and killed mis- mis-
tress, Gertie Undertake, because she re-
fused TO give him money.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-Private
Geographic advices from Rio de Janeiro
today stated that the ship Bohemia from
Philadelphia for San Francisco, was
obliged to put into Rio de Janeiro FOR re-
pairs. She had lost her jibboom and fore
and maintopmasts.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 1S-Alonzo
last night and attempted to kill his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Irving ldnson ana her
husband. Afterwards he shot himself
and inflicted fatal wound.
SAN FRANCISCO. July ls.-H W.
Van Sender, private secretary to Sec
rotary of the Treasury Carlisle, who has
been here for several Weeks. leI EFT, to Quay;
tinue his Investigations. His ostensible
mission here was to make the annual ex-
animation Of the branch United States
mint.
DALLAS. July 1s-The Thompson
building, on Elm street, on Whlch mud
Der of men we're engaged In Te2allil -
Workmen were buried beneath tne QepIls.
L. Peuir. the contractor; Alex Iolerto11'
George Brown and q. sherman We're hd.-
" injured Others were slightly injured.
OAKLAND Cal. July 1S.-Niiss George
Horton, the 15-year-old daughter OF
George Horton. the poet, formerly
prominent Chicago Journalist. and now
United States consul at Athens mas ieIt
home TO so on the stage. Miss Horton
is very well known IN oaklanq socIe'i;
p D. Horton, the girls grandfather, is
well-known in Oakland and unoFs ms
direction the police are making careIul
search for her.
SAN JOSE, Cal. July 1S.-The three
foot mirrors and the more delicate OPP
teal and mechanical parts OF the Iaree
rejecting telescope presented TO me Lleh
of England, were delivered at Mount
Hamilton today. So far as is now known
the parts are in good order. Inc prick
work of the new forty foot dome Is COM
pleted ready to receive the iron dome,
now on its way by freight from Ne"
York.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Following
close upon the sale by the Lehigh Coal
company of over S. 0,o09 bonds in Lon
don comes the official announcement OF
a similar transaction by the LehIgh Ccal
and :. I'yi5a:icn company, Whlch TO-DAY
sold 10 Brown Bros. and company CT ms
ely, the American branch OF the IoE-
eign house that took yesterday s Dig IS
sue S. 100000 collateral trust bonds bear
ing interest at AZ per cel-s and reueeIfl-
aiIe in ten years in gold. The bonds
we're sold al par and accrued interest.
of the prc ceeQs $500, 900 will be used n
liquidation of the floating Indebtedness.
The remainder VIII be expended III equip
ments.
KANSAS CITY. July Estate Repre-
sentative J. Kubison of this city has re-
ceived a letter from Paul Bray, a step
son of John L. Waller, the ex-United
States consul at Tamatave, Madagascar,
who is now in the French prison Chat
eau DIFF. In the letter Bray asks Wal
ier's Kansas City friends to raise $500 to
loan him until he gets settlement from
the French government, against Wnlch
h has made three separate claims for
ic11Lln;t= 1t is probable that public
meeting will be called to raise the money.
Waller formerly lived here and his
den urn OF events which has landed him
in prison on q twelve years sentence and
left his family unprotected anu unpro-
ViGcG Ior i'll Madagascar.