The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-26

a policeman.
wAsHINGToN.-In view of the state
ment of deputy collector of customs at
! Lewes. Del, that thorough search
! failed to discover arms, ammunition or
men on board the Joseph w. Foster.
| the secretary of the treasury today or
dered the vessels release.
WASHINGTON. Ind.-The plug blew
! out of the mud valve at the electric
| light plant last night, frightfully scald-
| ing six tramps, sleeping just above the
! boilers. Dan Evans, Colorado, and an
other tramp, residence unknown, died in
| terrible agony Frank johnson, Kansas
City, will probably die.
| NEW YORK.-The meeting of the
| joint executive reorganization commit
| tee of the Atchison railroad has adj
| journed. Secretary Sherman Kobbe
says that no statement will be made
for publication as to the result of the
meeting until tomorrow.
GALVESTON. ,Tsxas.-Martin Julian
said last night: There will be fight
January 10, either between Corbett and
Fitzsimons or Maher and Fitzsimmons.
miles from Ell Paso. Stuart leaves Dallas
tonight for New York. where he will
sign Corbett or Maher."
! DENVER. Wheaton, accom-
panied by his aide de camp, Lieutenant
Mallory. returned today from an fnspec-
ton tour of several of the southern
posts. Fort Apache and Whipple bar
racks in Arizona and Fort Wingate in
New Mexico We're visited. All the posts
were found to be we'll armed and equipped
for any Indian outbreaks. None is prom
Used. however, at any time soon.
CARROLLTON, Mo-, Nov. 25.-The
Taylor brothers, murderers of the
Meeks family, are still trying to es-
cape. Sheriff Stanley searched the
jail today and found two saws made
from small steel strips such as are
was in George Taylor's coat pocket
Extra precautions will be taken to
guard the prisoners.
CHICAGO.-When the Evening Press
company was organized by George G,
Booth who purchased the Evening Mail,
and started the Evening. Press. there
began in Chicago new era in newspa-
perdom. for the paper enjoyed unusual
prosperity. The Press company. capital
lied at 100000, purchased the Journal
tor. and James e; scripps. of Detroit,
The consolidated paper will be issued
this afternoon. 1t is understood the en-
tire staff of both papers will be retained
| except in a. few instances.
! PARIS, Texas.-The federal officers last
night received a telegram from Arthur
City, l. T., stating that boat was found
adrift, on Red river near that point I'M
named and without a pilot. A man lay
upon the deck with his head almost sew
cred from his body and indications of
horrible fight; Owing. to the rapid current
ton, and showed signs of fight, the boat
could not be boarded. Points lower down
the river were notified and the boat will
be stopped this morning. 1t is rumored
! that other bodies are on board.
SUPERIOR, visa boarding house
near the flour sheds Sunday morning was
destroyed by fire. The fifty inmates had
narrow escapes with their lives Very
few saved anything but scanty clothing
The nearest water was a mile from the
fire and the department was unable TO DO
inmates. The body of Peter Kennedy. of
st. Louis, one Of the inmates, was found
in the ruins. 1t is supposed that Ken
nedy lit his pipe and let the match drop
NEW YORK.-Officials of the state de-
partment at Washington are awaiting the
arrival of the steamship Regulus from
Mrs. A. K. Ward. wife of the alleged
Memphis, Tenn, forger. is passenger on
this vessel. and while she will probably
not be arrested, she will be questioned
sharply as to the present whereabouts of
her husband and of certain reports con-
corning him. The Regulus is expected here
next Wednesday.
WASHINGTON.-Th United States SUI
preme court in an opinion by Justice
Gray, today dismissed the case of Mills
tons to the constitutional convention
now almost through its work at Column
bia. S. c. The court said that it was i'm
possible to grant relief in view. of the
60 f1a ho6 Goav II,
session for some time and would dismiss
the suit.
CINCINNATI o.-Father Dominick
the street here, was brought in court
today from the hospital on cot to be
tried as to his sanity. The prosecutors
say his condition is o the result Of persist
watched very closely the selection of
jury. questioning each man concerning
his prejudice against Catholics, and also
whether he was a member of any anti
Catholic association.
WASHINGTON.-Th comptroller of
the treasury has declared dividends in
favor of the creditors of insolvent ma
National bank of Superior West Super
ior Wis, Is per cent; the Washington
National bank of Tacoma, Wash, per
cent.
GLENwoOD, S. C.-There is every
| reason to believe that the two negroes,
| John Richards and Thomas Watts, who
waylaid. robbed, murdered and then
burned the body of Miss BagweH, near
! Greenwood have been lynched. They were
taken to Abbeville. s. c., jail. The last
| advices from there are that a mob had
! gone to the jail to break 1T open and
get the prisoners. There is no extra
| guard at the Jail, and the indications are
that they succeeded.
| OMAHA. Neb.-The Nebraska Savings
| and Exchange bank of Omaha went into
| voluntary liquidation today. The direc-
tors published resolutions today explain
ing that owing to the general business
| depression throughout the United States,
! the bank found little profit in continuing
| business. The patronage OF the lnstltu-
| ton was always good and the bank Is
| strong.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 25.-The retail
and wholesale millinery establishment
of A. H. Fuchs, occupying the four
| story building at 700 and 708 North
Broadway, was destroyed by fire,
which broke out at $50 O'Clock this
! evening. At the time a heavy snow
storm was prevailing. which delayed
! the engines and allowed the fire to
| gain a good start. The flames soon
, destroyed the entire building and con-
! tents. A conservative estimate places
! the entire loss at about S115,000, of
/ which $4,000 is on the building, partly
+, insured.
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smallest dose that performs a cure IS
the best. De Wits Little Early Risers
are the smallest pills. will perform a