The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-26
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Telegraph News From All Parts of
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

yesterday-44 to Il.
Frost of last December destroyed at
least 100000 boxes of oranges in Florida.
Yesterdays investigation of the Carson
mint shortage. showed that $4,000 had
disappeared.
Hetty Green will not have to pay a
personal tax in New York, her home
being at Bellows Falls, VT.
D. ]. K. Simmons, of Houston, was
killed by Robert Owen, who also shot his
wife and then himself. Mrs. Owen will
recover. Jealousy.
Bill Cook and twelve other outlaws
We're landed in the New York state peni-
tentiary yesterday. They attracted great
attention at Albany.
Richard S. Rispan, formerly Chicago
manager Of the Sun Insurance company,
Of San Francisco. is said to be a de-
faulter to the tune of $4,000.
1t is officially announced at the resi-
dence of Mgr. Satolli that the statement
he is about to leave for Rome not to re-
turn, is without the slightest foundation.
Forest fires continue to do great dam
age in the vicinity Of Phillips, Wisconsin.
Several towns are threatened with
destruction.
It was announced last night at the Of
flee of the Coney Island Jockey club that
Rey FL Santa Anita and Sister Mary
were the latest entries for the New York
suburban handicap.
The bill to remove the police magis-
trates of New York City has been passed
by the senate. ayes so; nays u. The bill
n
in the amendments.
The financial strain on the Stanford uni
versity has been fixed up, so that it will
run. as usual, for at least one year yet.
This is the second time it has safely
passed a critical situation.
The store of Noah Heitzler, of Port
Royal, Pa. was robbed of stocks, bonds
and cash amounting to $4,000 yesterday
The shortage of County Collector Hall.
Of Missouri. will reach $4,000.
The three children of G. W. Warfield,
two girls and a boy, residing four miles
east of Chico. Cal, were drowned in
Butte creek yesterday. The children were
crossing the stream, and the buggy was
overturned.
Investigations made during the past
week show that the note for $500, coo with
the late James G. Fairs alleged sigma
ture attached, and the late Leland Stan.
ford's alleged Endorsement, is forgery.
Denver pool room proprietors were ar
rested again yesterday and were re-
leased under bonds. Chief of Police
Gouldfng says he will raid these places
daily until they are closed or a decision
in their favor is given by the courts.
Charles Hoyt. the young man who
forged check for $500 on the Ontario
bank, signing the name of the manager
of the Westminster hotel in Los Angeles.
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment. Hoyt is from
well known and wealthy Maryland family
The forest fire which originated from
the burning of tallow in the hotel in
The Cedars about mile from Lakewood
n. J., continued to burn fiercely yester-
day afternoon. 1t is estimated that S75,-
900 worth of property has already been
destroyed. About 1000 acres of standing
timber has been burned over.
A definite agreement has been reached
by the creditors of the North Dakota
Milling association and immediate appli-
cation will be made to the court for thu
appointment of o. L. Gibbs and H r.
Lyons as receivers. The mills will run
The pool room bill, prohibiting the
selling of pools son horseraces in Mime
sofa, has been stolen from the governors
room at the Minnesota capitol where it
was awaiting the signature of the gov
ernor. There is no clew to the thief.
A meeting of prominent citizens has
been held in New Orleans for the purpose
of taking steps for securing the assembling
Of the National Democratic convention in
that city. A committee was appointed to
take charge of the matter and every eff
fort will be made to accomplish the OBJ
ject in view.
The contest over the estate of Fred
erick N. Kind, who died some time ago
in Los Angeles, developed the fact that
Kind had left two widows. one in Los
Angeles. and one in ST. Louis. Neither
knew the other existed. Both widows
and one son are now after the estate.
The fishing schooner Francina, OF
Astoria, which was supposed to have
been lost at sea has arrived at Fort
Townsend, Ore, and reports that south
storm carried the vessel several hun
dred miles out of her course. More
mystery than ever now, attacres to the
unknown derelict seen west of Cape
Flattery ten days ago.
George Geschwilm was hanged at 1921
this morning at Columbus, o. He show
ed wonderful nerve on the scaffold, main
tanning the composure which has marked
his conduct ever since his confinement in
the penitentiary annex. He received the
news of Governor McKinley's refusal to
interfere without any demonstration.
Mrs. Parnelrs condition is much i'm
proved She has received nourishmens
and still recognizes those around her.
Frank Hitchcock, ex-United States
marshal for the northern district of H.
linois, for seven terms sheriff of Peoria,
county. and mayor of the city one term,
died at Peoria yesterday. aged AZ.
The body of man has been found
hanging to a limb of a tree five miles
south of Brazil. Ind. The discovery was
made by some farmers. and soon hun
dreds of persons were on the scene view
ing the corpse. A close examination
proved fruitless as to the Identification Of
the man, as nothing whatever was foun6
on the body save some powders. 1t is
thought that he was waylaid. murdered
and robbed then hanged to avert sus-
picion. On the collar was the name of Q
clothing house in Bradford. Pa.
The officials of the Missouri Pacific
were warned of a plot to hold up the in
coming passenger tram on the centra
branch, between .Cofes and Corning
where it passed sabout midnight. & fai
ear was placed between the smoksr and
-.aofJ car on (which a rlosse WAS CON