The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-16
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FeIeGraDl News from all Parts OF tho
Land over which the Stars ana
Stripes Wave.
SEATTLE. Wash-Appeal has been al
lowed to the United States supreme court
in the case of Henry C.aemer, who was
to have been hanged on November l.
BUTTE, Mont.-John Holmes. Joe
Abrahams and Dan Harrington, injured
at the Northern Pacific brige accident.
when John -McVarish was killed, died
during the day.
GUTHRIE. o. T-Near Richmond, In
this county yesterday, Joseph Gushee
attempted to criminallyt assault Mrs
Holcomb. The woman's dg-year old son
grabbed a shot gun and shot her assail
ant dead.
NEW YORK-A special 10 the Herald
from Lima. Peru, says. United States
cruiser Alert has arrived here. Electric
light and tramways are likely to be made
the subject of a negotiation soon with
the agent Of an American house.
NlEMPHIs-Jeff Ellis, the negro GRIM
inal captured on Saturday near Holly
Springs, Miss, is on his way back 10
Braden, Tenn, the scene of the crime, in
custody of three officers. He will almost
certainly be lynched on his arrival at
Braden.
NASHINGTON-Tw cable messages
were received by Secretary Herbert to-
day from the Asiatic station. One bS'ehy
annCunced the arrival of the gunboat
Petrol at Chemulpo; the ether simply
announced the arrival of Machias at
Shanghai.
CLEV ELAND-Between midnight and
daybreak the city government took pos
session of the lake front which has been
in litigation for many years between the
railroad companies and the city. The
mayor and cabinet personally directed
the work by which a number of streets
closed for years were opened to the
waters edge.
NEW YORK.-It is practically settled
that the bridal breakfast 70 follow the
wedding of Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt TO
the Duke of Marlborough Wednesday,
Nov. s, will be given by the brides mOtn-
er, Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt at her lew
residence, southwest corner of Seventy
second street and Madison avenue.
NEW LEWIsVILLE, Ark--At the an
nual meeting of the Columbia Baptist
association, one of the most influential
bodies in Southern Arkansas, which is
now in session at Buckner, there were
over 1000 people present. Strong resolu-
tons against the proposed fight at Hot
Springs aud commanding the action OF
Governor Clarks were passeds,-
BRADFORD. Pa-As the north bound
freight on the Buffalo division of West
ern New York and Pennsylvania railroad
was passing Eldrid station this morning,
the locomotive plunged down an en- nm,
cars. Fireman Jesse Baxter was crushed
to death; Engineer BcCckway and Brake.
man Hagmie were seriously injured.
SAN FRANCISCO.-United States Mar
shall Baldwin has received instructions
from Washington ordering extreme pri-
vacy in connection with the execution of
Hansen and st. Clair at San Quentin pri-
son next Friday. The double hanging is
for the murder of the mate of the bark
Hesper at sea. Baldwin is contemplating
the exclusion of all spectators including
representatives of the press, from the
executions.
EAGLE PASS-State Agent George of
the Southern Pacific has been instructed
by the general office not to transport any
mere negro colonists. there being some
hitch as to the guarantee of their fare
by the Birmingham people. who have en-
gagged their services. Collector Sparks
has wired to Washington asking for in
structions regarding siXty-seven negroes
to be released from quarantine
CHICAGO.-Today Mayor Swift received
two letters, one from 3. W. Parke, a pr
waite in company D, Sixth infantry, regu
lars. stationed at Fort Thomas, KY. who
desires information concerning the Gu
ban revolution. and believes that he can
raise a company to help out the reYolu-
tionists. Jerry Root. of Fort Ripley,
Mimi, also asks for informa ton and in
"A
be ready to move next month.
BROOKLYN, n. Y.-The eighty,sixth1
annual meeting of the American board
was opened in the academy of music to-
day. The Rev DIR. r. S. Stores pre-
sided and will occupy the chair through
out the session, which VIII last untl Fri
day The greater part of the afternoon
was taken up by the reports of the vari-
Gus officers of the society.
HUTCHINSON, Kan.-This morning
Howard Stevens, who lives at Arlington
twenty miles west of here, drove with
his sister to the farm of James Lewis and
demanded that John Mullen employed by
Lewis, marry the girl at once. claiming
that Mullen had seduced her. Mullen re-
fused and Stevens. waiting until his back
was turned, shot him, the ball taking
effect in his side. AS Muller fell, Stew
effect in his side. AS Mullen fell. Stev-
tute Of Missouri. under the auspices Of
the state board of agriculture, opened
here yesterday for a two days session.
There will be forty of these institutes
held throughout Missouri for the benefit
OF the farmers. Among the exhibits of
farm produce here, Missouri apples that
weigh as high as q ounces apiece, ears
of corn that weigh seven pounds and one
ounce beans that are a foot long, pump
kins weighing 9S pounds and watermelons
weighing rs pounds. The farm product
in Missouri this year is certainly the
best on record.
oMAHA.-A complaint charging the
enbezzlement of public money was sworn
out against ex-Deputy City Treasurer Je-
rome Coulter this afternoon in the police
court by the county attorney. The war
rant was placed in the hands of an Off
Ger for service at once. Coulter was not
located tonight. 1t is reported that he
has fled to a point on the Texas border
where he can reach Mexico at a mo-
ment's notice. Another rumor is that he
is IN New Orleans but will return TO
Omaha.
WASHINGTON.-The navy department
is now engaged in a, correspondence with
the Pacific Mail Steamship company
with the object of securing the return of
or compensation for about $4,000 worth
of property Three years ago the Pacific
Mail steamer New York was cast away
lust outside of the Golden Gate. AS
wrecking appliances were lacking at the
slime, the company borrowed from the
Mare Island navy yard a quantity of
chain cable with which to raise the ship.