The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-27
DOMESTIC DOTS,
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

Washington, Jam. 26.-Isaac P. Gray,
minister to Mexico, who has been on
leave of absence for six weeks, Will leave
Tor Mexico on Monday.
shock was felt here at O'Clock this morn
ing. Small articles were shaken off the
shelves and sideboards.
Sandy Hook, Jan. 26.-The British bark
Beatrice, which went ashore last night
near Spermacet1 life savings station, is
breaking up. All the crew is rescued.
New York, Jan. 26.-Tammany Hall, at
a meeting Of the general committee, de-
cided not to re-organiZe until after the
re-apportionment of the city by the board
Of aldermen next June.
Washington, Jan 26.-The president has
recognized Miguel Carrillo as consul-gen-
eral OF Guatemala at San Francisco, and
David Carlos Hollander as consul of Peru
at New Orleans,
Omaha, Neb., Jan. 26-specials to the
bee from various portions of Nebraska,
indicate that very little suffering resulted
from the great snow storm which pre-
vailed So hours i'm Nebras Sa.
San Jose, Jan. pa meeting was held
here to provide means to aid Nebraska
sufferers. A large number Of representa-
tive citizens were present. Arrangements
were made to thoroughly canvass the city
and county.
Syracuse, n. Y, Jam 26.-Robert Fitz-
simmons, under Indictment here for
the killing of Con Riordan, will answer to
the charge on Monday. Fitzsimmons is
now in St Louis, but will leave for SYRIA
cuse tonight.
tie Debs conspiracy trial were sworn to-
day. Thomas G. 0Iilchrist, special
counsel for the government, in his open
ing speech claimed that the government
would prove conspiracy among the officers
of the A. r. ..
A,,I- t., ~.
Cotton Belt railway and the Pacific TX
press company have offered jointly a re-
ward of $500 for the capture of the rob-
bers who held up and robbed am express
ON that road in Arkansas last night.
Chicago, Jan. 26.-Last nights storm
was the worst of the season. The snow
drifted and packed in a manner that
made 1t impossible to contend with. All
transportation was seriously hanpered.
Every through train was behind time.
Gloucester, Mass, Jan. 26.-The schoon-
er Leader is ashore on a reef eff Nor
mans Woe, at the entrance of the har-
Dor Four of the crew of eleven have
reached shore. 1t is feared that the yes
sci sci cannot ann long Withstand the storm and
that the men on board will perish.
Chicago, Jan. pa Pan-Amerfcan con-
gress of religion and education will be
held during the coming summer i'm the
United States, to which people of all re
!Igtoufs heIiefs-Catholic, Protestant and
South America, will be invited.
Sandy Hook, Jan. 26.-At 1890 a. M,
during a heavy southeast gale and fog,
about seven miles off Long Branch, the
barges Esepus and Fisher parted the
haWSer thdt connected them to the tug
Ice King. Both were soon lost sight of.
Five Unen were on each barge.
San Francisco Jan. 26.-The storm that
for two months has deluged California
with rain is over, and the usual fine win
on 0n11rA nod A a07-f11
wind has made it a little colder, the tenn
perature averaging about 80 degrees in
san francisco, but warmer weather is
predicted during the next few days.
San Francisco, Jan. 26.-Gus Griffin, an
a!l-round thief and burglar is in jail as
the result of the bravery of Miss Willetta
Robinson. On Thursday Miss Robinson
caught Griffin coming out Of her mothers
room in the Savoy hotel: She seized the
man and locked him in the elevator. Then
she summoned assistance and the thief
was locked in the parlor while IL police
man was summoned.
Charlottesville, Ind, Jan 26-John G..
OVeTton, the man who claims to have
Dakota, left Charlottesville this afternoon
declaring that he would have Taylor
under arrest before TOMORROW. lie left
word for the Dakota authorities in case
of the arrival, but kept his destination
secret. 1t is likely that he thinks his man
is located somewhere in. the county.
San Diego, Cal, Jan. 26.-Suit was insti-
tuted in the superior court of this county
| today by DR.. j. c. Hearne of this city
| against NJ. H. De Young, proprietor, and
J. F. Blunt, local correspondent of the
San Francisco Chronicle on the charge Of
libel alleged to have been committed ON
August q last, damages being asked in
the sum of S100,000. The article with
respect to which complaint is made, re-
ferred to the divorce Of DR.. and Mrs.
Eearne. and to their antecedentS and
present demand for damages is based on
| the allegation that matter published was
equivalent to a charge that HeaTne had
been a party to, or am accessory to- the
murder of one A. ]. Stillwell, former hus-
band of Mrs. Hearne, at Hannibal, Mo.
six years ago.