The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-01

New York. He wen the privilege al
Schuetzen park by making a score of S4i
points at 200 yards on one-half men
target. There were thiI teen competitors
for the honors.
The national bituminous miners crgani-
zation of Pennsylvania has declared
against a general strike and declared the
so cents rate in the Pittsburg and West
Virginia the basis for n settlement in
other districts. A joint meeting OF min
ers' delegates and mine owners will now
be called to settle the Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois rates
1t is. asserted that President Cleveland
was sick during the Gresham ohsequies.
One of his party to the trip from Wash
ington said he had been i'll for nearly
a week. The trouble is an old complaint.
aggravated III the hot weather. DR..
Reilly was an close attendance upon him
during the entire trip.
In New York yesterday was the hottest
3iSt of May of which there is any au-
day of the season so far. At o'clock in
the morning the thermometer OF the
weather bureau recorded a temperature OF
81 degrees. At $50 it reached 50.
The committee of the Western Inter
collegiate Athletic association has ex-
onerated John 3. Crum, of the Iowa State
university, from the charge OF profess
sionalism preferred against him in the
east. He was declared an amateur in
the fullest sense of the word.
A mob took Jim Freeman, colored, from
a guard of four men at Columbia City,
Fla, tied him to a tree and shot him to
death He had tried to criminally as
sault Mrs. Consel, also colored. and had
pleaded guilty before justice Of the
peace.
The suit against the bondsmen of Tay-
lor, the defaulting state treasurer, at
Pierre, closed today, Judge GARY direct
ing a verdict for the full sum claimed
S344,2 but expressing doubt as to the
amount in excess of the statutory bond
$3.50, 900. An appeal will be taken.
The New York World will publish a list
of those who have suffered most severely
from the heat. Two persons have per-
ished already. More than score of per-
from the effects CT the hot weather. Fol
lowing are the persons already dead:
Dennis Bates. two months old; Alfred
Taylor, thirteen years ola.
had ever known in the month of May.
Today surpassed X, the mercury at 2
o'clock standing at 80 in the shade. A
large number of prostrations We're re-
Bennett Jones. Alfred Kailon, John
Walsh, Charles Storch and Thomas
J<earn. All are in a serious condition.
4 cablegram from Havana today an
nounces that the bark Carrie Z: Long.
manned by crew recruited entirely at
Philadelphia, had been struck by light
ming and destroyed by fire. Her captain.
Harry Rolfe. Chief Mate Essberg. Of
@NeW 1Oih n, anu lWc SSdLiiS4i hHS9O 'io,AS
could not be ascertained, were burned to
leath. Two survivors were rescued by
the bark Havana.
The kilograms received at the navy de-
partment Showing the time of the arrival
Of the New York and the Columbia at
England, make it apparent
that they made the trip across the At
lantic in ten and nine days respectively,
and this without being pushed in any de-
gree. This is said by the navy officials
TO be the best passage on record for a
1t is generally understood at Pittsburg
that furnace coke for July delivery has
been advanced to $3.50 ton and it is
another advance will be rsade in
July. The present price is $1.S5. The adj
vance will cause similar advance in all
the iron and steel products and Is regard
ed as an indication that further advances
will be made in the price of labor.
Sir Julian Paunceforte has notified Mr..
IJhl that he has received a telegram from
Earl Kimberly, desiring him to express
to the president and the United States
government the deep regret with which
The British government has heard of Sec
rotary GreshaIu'S death. Mr. Bartelman,
United States charge at Caracas, cabled
the memory of Secretary Gresham and
las decreed three days public mourning.
John Harnet, who was fishing in the
Usage river, % miles from Jefferson City,
Mo-, caught a catfish Weighing loo
pounds on a troutline and was trying to
land it when he lost his balance and was
drawn into the river by the fish. He had
wrapped one end Of the line around his
hand and in its struggles the fish sue
found with graphing hooks and the fish
was CAPTURED