The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-06
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Telegraph News from All Paris OF tns
Land Over Which the Stars AZ"
Stripes Wave.


Vile. Ala. lightning killed Postmaster
Edward Bryan, wife and baby one boy
survives.
New Tim. Mimi, July policeman ma, Al,
bert Winkleman was shot and Killed
while walking his beat, by an unknown
assassin.
Harwick, Mass, July 5.-John W. Car.
ter, the well-known ink manufacturer OF
Boston was drowned While DdthihS al lhe
beach this afternoon.
Saratoga, n. V, July 5.-As the result
of President Sturges' ultimatum recently
issued to the police commissioners, all OF
the gambling houses are closed.
Terre Haute. Ind, July 5.-Bartletti
Couhn & Co.'S grain elevator was purhSu
down last night. The loss is heavy. II
was the largest elevator in Indiana.
Washington, July 5.-A special agent
has been sent by the general land once
TO investigate the alleged enclosures OF
public lands in the vicinity OF portland
Oregon.
Springfield, Ill. July 5.-George Lawson
proprietor of White Ribbon hotel, Wnen
drunk today, went to the kitchen where
his wife was preparing meal, KISSED
her and shot her through the body ana
then shot himself.
Washington, July 5.-rhe supervising
inspector general of steam vessels, mas
received report OF the loss OF me - fa T.
stated that it is impossible to decide the
true cause of the disaster.
New York. July 5.-Albert S Moore,
president of the East River SIX com
pany, today pleaded guilty to eight IN.
dictments for forgery. He was rernandeu
until Tuesday, when he will be sentenced.
Huntington. W. Va, July 1.-Two more
companies of the state militia, un9er or
ders from Governor McCorkle, left here
on a special train tonight for the scene
of the threatened trouble in the Poca-
hontas mining district.
Charleston, w Va, July 5.-The situa-
ton in the Elkhorn and Bluet1elds re-
gion has become so threatening that
Governor McCorkle tonight ordered eight
companies of state troops 10 be IN readl-
ness to march.
Philadelphia, July 5.-The bodies of
of the Pennsylvania railroad, snort ais
lance above Holmsburg, this morning
The girls had been on a picnic, and be-
came separated from the other members
of the party; they were run down by the
train.
Detroit, Mich, July 5-A jury was Sc
of DIR. Seaman for manslaughter in the
Emily Hall case. Assistant Prosecutor
Hunt in his opening address intlmated
that some new testimony would be Of
fered.
Chicago, July 5.-Mrs. Cottier whose
husband is trying TO compel her to reveal
the whereabouts of their young daughter,
whom he has not seen for twelve years,
refused this morning to obey the order
of Judge Payne and tell where the child
is. The court entered rule of contempt.
Memphis, Tenn, July 5.-The steamer
Lady Lee, of the Lee line, struck an. OBJ
struction at Island Point this afternoon
and sank in II feet of water. The pas
sengers and crew were saved. Her cargo
is a total loss. She was built in 1889 and
cost $4,000.
Minneapolis. July christian Kort-
gard, who wrecked the state bank of
Minneapolis, must serve a reformatory
term in the state prison. The supreme
court today affirmed the sentence of the
lower court. Kortgard was once city
treasurer of Minneapolis.
Guelph, Ont, July 5.-William Mooney,
a tailor of the little village of Rothesay,
is the center of romance. He lately
Francisco variety actress, who recently
married Lord Sholto Douglas, is his
daughter. The girl left home some years
since and it was. only recently that
Mooney learned of her whereabouts.
New York, July Sat the annual meet
ing of the Society of the Cincinnati, the
following officers were elected: President,
John Cochrane: vice-president, John
treasurer, Alexander James Clinton; as
sistant treasurer, Charles Hoyt; Chaplain,
NJ. H. Hutton, physician, Thomas Chrys-
tie
Saratoga, n. Y, July 5-The Daughters
of the American Revolution are being
entertained by Miss Catharine Batchei-
der, daughter of Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury General Batchelder The
guest of honor is Mrs. J. B. Mckee,
daughter of ex-President Harrison. Mrs.
Mckee is ex-president general of the ma
tional society.
Hannibal, Mo-, July 5.-R. Stiliwell has
withdrawn the reward of $4,000 offered
by him for the murder or the murderers
of his father, A. ]. Stillwell. His action
has created a sensation and revived the
story of the horrible tragedy that was
enacted on the night of December 81,
killed in his own house. 1t is said Mr..
Stillwell no longer has the robbery the
DRY, and that he will now follow up a
more plausible clew and will be rewarded
for his trouble. Shortly after the muir
der of Stillwell, his widow married DIR.
Hearne. of this city. They now live in
San Diego. Cal.