The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-28
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Newsy Notes From All Portions OF
the Land Over Which the STARS
and Stripes Wave.
st. Joseph. Mo-. Feb. 27.-Nirs. Robert
Craig dangerously shot her sister last
night mistaking her for a burglar.
Fort Smith. ARK. Feb. S7.-In the United
a verdict against the outlaw Cherokee
Bill, OF guilty OF murder.
Salem. Mass. Feb. 27.-LIncoln Flagg
Brigham, ex-chief justice of the supreme
court, died at his home here today. He
vas born in Cambridge, October 4, 1919.
Washington, Feb. .-Attorney-GeneraI
Olney has appointed Mr. Bert SChleS-
singer as assistant United States attor-
ney for the northern district of Cali
fOrnia.
Manogue, bishop of the diocese of Sac
Tamento. died today. Deceased was
priest at Virginia City when at the height
Of its glory.
Chicago, Feb. H.-The court of the In
began rnandamus proceedings to compel
tho Illinois Stale insurance Superintend-
ent to allow the society to do business in
Illinois,
Hoisington, Kan, Feb. 27,-Crazed with
liquor. John ~. HERES, shoemaker this
evening fatally stabbed his wife, killed
his daughter Fannie. and then committed
suicide. A shoe knife was used to COM
NIT the crime.
New Orleans, Feb. 27.-The Mexican
man-of-War. La Ltbertad. which was be-
heved to have been lost during the re-
cent northern5 on the gulf. is now an
chored off the lefty channel. out OF coal
and the sails split.
Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Martin.
from the Committee on Public Lands
today made q favorable report on the
t pm "a ALLOWING lowing sec6 9, homestead entry
eriy entered through no fault of theirs.
YOUNGSTOWN O.. Feb. N-The records of
the local A. P. A. are said to be in the
hands Of the Catholics. The records are
very VOlumtnous and the roll is said to
contain 1900 names, including ministers,
Merchants IIFera ana all men in every walk in
Nee York, Feb. 27.-The state board
OF arbitration tried to settle the strike
of the electrical workers here today but
failed. James Strong, president Of the
peaed 6efore the Board but Moald
yield an inch.
Detroit Feb. 27.-Adjutant-Gen
Eaton, of the, governors state military
staff, dropped dead this afternoon from
heart disease. while, attending the fun
eral of Green Pack, late president of the
Detroit Railway company, in company
with Governor. Rich and several state
officers.
Buffalo, Feb. 27-The attorney-general
has denied the applica ton OF the Central
Labor union, OF New York, for leave to
begin proceedings to dissolve the Standard
Oil company on the grounds that IL is q
monopoly. The case has been pending
for some time.
Emporia. Han. Feb 27.-Frank II.
Truesdale, the San Francisco reporter.
under Indictment for passing bogus
and entered a plea Of guilty to obtaining
money under false preten5eS. He was
I sentenced to three years in the pent-
! tertiary.
| Omaha, Feb. T.-Today the work of the
! grand jury Investigating alleged munich.
! pal corruption developed some sensational
| features. William Donnelly, a gambler,
admitted having bribed a city Official
paying him s1,s0O, but refused to name the
man. The district court remanded him
! to jail until he answered
Sedalia, No, Feb 27-W. A Crawford
prominent for years in this city as a
5 s1Gas n foand r. WsaRs ag
ne placed his st9ch Of g09as in the hands
! $4,000, while the stock was invoiced al
| Sl10.0 900. but conservative men estimate
I it worth much leSs-
I Dallas, Tex, Feb 27.-The northbound
Texas Central express was held UP D
seven masked men near the Cotton BEL
! crossing, Ave miles south OF this city
| at s O'Clock tonight. The express safe
was forced. but It contained no money
! The sheriff with pack OF bIoodhounds
/ is tracking the bandits.
Kansas City, Feb. N.@Mchee Rankin
the well known actor, Barry Fuller, his
| leading man. Miss O'Neil, leading lady
and P. T. Johnson, property man, were
arrested tonight on charge sworn GU
ropos ho GFey Of p tying to o. evad i
payment of $50 board bill, claimed tt
be owing the hotel people. They wer'
Immediately taken before Justice Krue
ger ana released on bonds of SioO each
Princeton. III, FEB; S7;mAs result Q
tho eastern end of the Hennepin canal
thus giving employment to nearly 2.W
men. Work on the lock excavations ans
4 foundations will be resumed next Weel
I and ii Is expected that the nrst six lock-
will be completed early in July.
Columbus, IND, Feb. GA suit ha
been dismissed in the circuit court b.
which ten defendants charged with whit
Gaping Mrs. Mary Schroeder in August
1888, go free, while petition TO Governo
from the county jail OF Chris Schneider
who was convicted and given one year il
Jail. and fined $780, Schneider has bee
IN the county jail 40 days.
Tucson, Ariz, Feb. N.--There are no nel
developments in the holdup at Stems pass
The robbers have taken to the mountain
and a posse Is In pursuit. It Is a vii
country and it is doubtful II the captur
of the bandits will be erected. AT Stein
pass in 1883 the overland train was he'll
up by four or i've bandits Who Eot ab0u
I 0,000- They were followed into MeXic
by Bob Spraul and o posse, and tn
bandits killed
Portland, Ore, Feb 27.--An exciting il
cident occurred in the corridor of tn
worcester building when State Senate
Henry E. McGinn and George C. Scar!
sheriff Of the county, came to blows
Sears called McGinn q sneak and tn
on the sheTiffs Jaw. Sears drew his RI
! volver and struck MoGinn between til
eyes with it. Before any further damas
could be done witnesses to the dfrai
separated the men The trouble grew at
, OF the passage of bill by the late leSis
, lature, cutting down Sears fees.
I. Washington, Feb. 27-The president ha
$ signed acts to amood the Articles for tn
government Of che naVy;1 TO amend tn
5 section relative to the sale OF isolate
} tracts OF public ldndsi causing the d.
, livery OF condemned cannon 10 certai
G. a. r. posts; to authorize the constru'
ton of bridge across the IeloW5t0T
river, in Lawson county, Montana, 10 pr
vide for the examination and classitif,s
, ton of mineral lands in Montana an
Idaho donating naval cannon TO IL
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