The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-30
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FeIesraph News from all Parts of ths
land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.
WASHINCtTON.-Th japanese legation
tonight had no cable advices confrma-
tory of the press report of the attempted
assassination OF Count Ito.
W7ASHINGTON.-At the invitation of
Secretary Herbert, Miss Ida Schieren.
christen the new cruiser Brooklyn when
1t is launched.
CHICAGO.-The Tribune will tomorrow
publish interviews with seventeen COVER
nors. all Of whom advocate the recogni-
ton by the United States of the Cubans
as belliyerents.
LEAVENWORTH. Kan.-Edward Da-
Wis. married man with six children.
was arrested and placed in Jail today
for making counterfeit money. William
Workman, with Charles Mosher, and his
charge OF passing counterfeit money. All
confessed.
PANAMA-Quito, Ecuador. teIegraphs
that a mob attacked the clerical print
ing Office in the capitol yesterday. and
nearly destroyed it. The excuse given
for the act was that several pamphlets
designed to work harm to the newly orr
ganized government of AlfarO had been
issued from the office.
NEW LONDoN-The schooner Josie
z. bound from st. John, n. F., for Ston-
fngton with a cargo of luHber, ran onto
the rocks off Napalree Point before day
light this morning. A gale was blowing
The crew were taken off by the Walton
HILL life savers.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-The Cambridge
Athletic team will leave for New York
tomorrow at 2:30 p. m, after taking their
last practice at Yale field in the morn
ing. In New YOrb their headquarters
will be at Berkeley cottage. near the Oval
They will visit Harvard after the games,
then visit Niagara, and leave for England
on Oct. Z.
DENVER "A special to the News from
Victor. Colo. SAYS: George Miner. who
has been working in the mines in this
vicinity for about two years. was today
arrested by Constable Lupton for a muir
der committed at Jefferson City, Mo, in
1884. He says that ne never was in the
state of Missouri. Since he has been in
Victor he has been an Industrious worker
and bears good reputation here.
LEAyBNwORTH, Kan.-The United
States internal revenue officials in this
city have received notice from the de-
paI tment in Washington to collect retail
liquor license from the Kelley institute
at the National Soldiers Home at Fort
Leavenworth. The ground is taken that
LIQUOR is sold to inebriates. The govern
ment of the home refuses TO make pay
ment complaining that the government
runs the Kelley institute and is cOnse-
Quently a partner in the business.
DENVER.-''A genuine Mexican bull
fpht'' was announced to take place at
r< a
and about 2. 900 people assembled to enjoy
the sport. Several bulls were turned loose
in the arena, where Arizona Charley and
several COWBOYS began an exhibition of
lassoing. The men were Immediately
placed under arrest by the police and
the audience was dismissed without see
ing anything at all resembling bull
fight.
MINNEAPOLIS special to the Tri-
bune from Red Wing. Mimi. says: Fire
al Goodhue station. on the Duluth. Red
Wing, & Southern this morning DESTROYED
the elevator of the b.. Sheldon company.
c. Z. Ricker's general store, Andcrson's
store, a general store, barber shop, hotel
IS supposed to have been started by
tramps sleeping in the hotel barn. Eight
freight cars were also burned.
HENNBsEY. I. IA report has
reached here that the Cheyenne and Ar
apahoe Indians on the reservation west
of here have become ugly and are hold
ing war dances and diSregarding the
agents orders to keep on the reserva-
ton. Runners from Anadarko are. in
communication with them, and II IS said
that the kiOWaS are ready Tor the war
path. The cattlemen in western Okla
homa are thought to be partly the cause
of the trouble. as well as dissatisfaction
with the agent, who is very strict
-Blighting frosts swept over
Minnesota. wisconsin, Northern Illinois
and portions of Western Michigan last
night Fruit growers and celery pichefs
hours in advance, but 1t is improbable
that they were able to fully protect them
selves. The maximum temperature today
In Chicago vas 81 and the minimum q
30 or 80 degrees. sufficient to produce a
killing frost in this section.
WASHINGTON. COURT HOUSE, O.
Ida Hargrave shot and badly wounded
Daisy Redman. of Columbus. here late
last night Miss Redman and Miss Har-
grave attended a festival last evening.
A young man who had been paying at
tention to Miss Hargrave started to &C
company Miss Redman home. This
aroused the Jealousy nf Miss HarSrave.
She procured a revolver, followed the cOu-
pIe and shot Miss Redman in the Shout
der The girl was arrested late at night
at her home.
NEW YORK.-A special to the World
from Washington says: There is a con-
test between Justice G. B. Kilgore and
Justice W. NJ. Springer, Of the supreme
court of IndiOn territory. over which snail
be chief Justice of that court in place OF
Justice Stewart, who recently resigned.
Attorney-General Harmon decides that
the justice with the oldest commission
will bear the date of the confirmation;
and necessarily one will be confirmed
before the other. If the president in the
meantime should name another justice IN
! Justice Stewards place, he might pc
come chief Justice by being confirmed be-
fore either Kilgore or Springer
Tie u. S. Govt Reports
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