The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-03
DOM ESTIC DOTS.
Telegraph News from All Parts Of the
Land Over Which the Stars aas
Stripes Wave.

Washington, July 1.-The union carpen-
| ters engaged by the Catholic University
have struck for an advance of wages
from $3.50 TO $3.50 per day.
Duluth, Mimi, July 2-There is little
probability of the passage of the curfew
ordinance introduced in the council last
night; Most of the aldermen and citi-
zens look upon it as a joke
Seattle, Wash, July 2.-Rear-admiral
John G. Walker, President c. E. Perkins,
of the Burlington road and their party
have returned from Alaska. They start
ed east today. Admiral Walker estab-
lished lighthouse at Sitka.
Sergeant, Ky, July 2-Three children,
aged respectively three, five and six years,
of Arch Delus Cook, of RoCkhouse, in the
northern part of this county, ate null
berries yesterday and were poisoned, it is
minutes apart They We're inferred in the
same grave.
Washington, July 2.-Oficial informa-
ton has been received here that the real
States authorities at Key West, of the
small cutter Attick, is that she is
charged with filibustering. Five men on
board have been held on suspicion of be-
ing Cuban filibuStererS.
Philadelphia, July AT a special meet
ing of the board of directors of the Penn
sylvania Railway company held this
afternoon s. Stuart Patterson of this
city was chosen to fill the vacancy on
the board caused by the death of Henry
II. Houston Mr.. Patterson is d promi-
neIlI lawyer anu 'llduCleI.
Denver, Colo, July "A special TO the
Times from McCock, Neb.. says: There
was a cloudburst or waterspout in the
neighborhood of Haigler and Ives. in
Western Dundy county last night, causing
five washours on the Burlington RAILROAD
One washout is about 100 feet long and
10 feet deep. Up to l o'clock today no
trains arrived from the west.
San Francisco, July 2.-William Brown.
engineer of the tug Mile while the tug
was crossing the bay from Oakland to
this city today, fell overheard and was
drowned. Brown was not missed until
CATION revealed the absence of the en-
gineer whose fires had gone down and
the steam pressure diminished.
Seattle, Wash, July 2.-Evidence of the
came out in connection with the funeral
of Park Robinson, who was killed in the
Franklin mine explosion last week and
who killed two strikers in the riot OF 1891.
When a man offered to buy lumber to
box the coffin of r.. Woods at Renton, the
latter said he would not sell lumber for
Robinson's coffin if he were paid 81 foot
for I.
Fittsburg. July flames .Caussian,. a
glass worker, of New Kensington, with
wife and children, boy of six and a
night. At the top Of a high hill the
horse became frightened and plunged
sideways over the embankn2ent: The lit
tie girl was instantly killed. Mrs. Caus-
SLAMS back was broken. The son was
injured internally, probably fatally. Mr.
Caussian was badly hurt but will re-
cover.
Denver, Colo, July "A special to the
Times from Albuquerque, n. NJ, says:
Pekro Garcia ard Felix Apodaca, the al
legged murderers of the sheepherders Max
imo Sandoval and Pedro Lobalo, jr., were
surprised in a canyon forty miles from
here while rebIanding stolen sheep, by a
posse Shots were exchanged. The |
horses ridden by the murderers were shot !
under them but the men escaped to the |
mouptains If captured they will be
lynched
New York, July 1.-The merchant
steamship New York. of the American |
line, has been inspected by the naval |
constructor, 4. j. Fernando, who found |
that she is capable of being speedily
transformed into an excellent AUXILIARY
cruiser He says the ship would be a |
dangerous commerce destroyer. She would |
carry ten 6-;nch rapid firing rifles and q |
powerful secondary battery and could |
oyertake anything afioat in the merchant |
service except the Campanla and Luca- (
MIA, of the Gunard line
Charlestown, Va, July THE govern
or's private secretary. Captain j.. b. |
White who is acting as the governor
personal representative among the Strlk-
ing coal miners in the Norfork & West
ern regions, telegraphs that things are
assuming a serious aspect. me str1kerS
are growing restless and are threatening
the men who are at work. Unless there
is a. change an outbreak will be no sur
prise The strike has been on now Tor
six weeks and there is no sign OF weak
ening on either side.