The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-17

Of assets and liabilities are not scheduled.
BRUSSELS education bill passed
| the second reading today by vote of 81
against 50. The tumult caused by the
| socialists in the chamber was so great
| that the president was forced 10 suspend
! the sitting.
NEW YORK.-The statement IS printed
! that eX-Police Commissioner James J.
Martin has assumed the leadership of
| Tammany hail. and the friends OF Richard
! Croker have sent him cablegrams urgin q
] his immediate return.
MOUNT STERLING, Ky.-John John
/ son, colored. was hanged here today for
/ the killing of Policeman Charles Evans.
| June IS. He lived fifteen minutes after the
drop was sprung. Three thousand people
! witnessed the hanging.
PRINCETON, Ill.--Warrants have been
taken out for thirty-eiSht SI.rin;; Valley
men charged with participating in the as
/ Valley. Sheriff Clark and ten deputies
nave gone to arrest the men.
BERLIN.-The anniversary OF the bat
! tie of Mars-la-Tour, near Metz today was
attended by many veterans of the en-
! gagement. Ten thousand veterans as
sembled, patriotic speeches were made
and mass was celebrated in the open air.
MEMPHIS Just before daylight a
double log mouse near Arlington, occupied
by Mrs. Callie Harrili her two grown
Harrill and the girls persisted. 1t is
thought the women were drugged before
the fire.
NEW YORk.-John l. Waterbury was
| today appointed receiver for the United
| States Transfer and Exchange association
! by Judge % Brie1 in the supreme court
The appointment was the result of The
proceedings for a voluntary dissolution of
! the corporation.
WAsHINGToN.-It is practically cer-
tain that the contract for irrigation work
! recommended by Agent letter will be made
within a month by. the government, and
that Indians will he given work. This
will enable them to earn good living
/ during the winter
GRAND HAVEN. lIich,--A verdict of
guilty of murder in the first degree was
returned against George Chesbro, the Il
year-old youth who killed his grand
mother. Mrs. Mary. Pierce. There was
much surprise at the verdict as it was
! expected to be manslaughter.
FRANKFORT. Ky.-The returns show
that Senator Blackburn has enough
yided the districts before carried by the
Democrats give the usual results. Many
of those pledged to Blackburn are op-
posed to his free silver views.
WESTINGHOUSE Carter, of
Montana, the chairman of the National
( Republican committee, who is in the CITY
SAYS that call for meeting of the
National Republican committee will be
issued early in october and that the meet
ing will take place IN this city in Novem-
Der.
NEW YORK.-Rurt Hyde, who was
transferred from Hoffman TO swinburne
Island, suffering from yellow fever, died
this afternoon: He arrived from Havana
by the Ward line steamer Seneca and was
unable to produce d certificate of accli-
initiation from Medical Inspector Burges IS
at Havana.
NEW YORK.-Leopold Schwartz, the
1 leader of the Jacket Makers union. for
nally declared tonight that the strike
was over. and that the contractors had
1 acceded to the terms demanded by the
! strikers and had furnished the required
| bonds. More than 1000 men AMI women
will resume work in 250 shops at once.
train on the Cotton Belt railroad ran
through an open switch at Stramp sta
ton, Ark, last night. The engine, bag
bankment. No passengers were hurt.
1 Webb Engul engineer, and Fireman Dean
were badly bruised. Others were seri-
CHICAGO.-No trace has been found of
/ DR.; Arthur Hamilton. of Los Angeles
! Cal, nor his wife, whom he deserted
a lunch in a restaurant on Adams street
| The last person who saw Mrs Hamilton
was Miss katherine Stein, the cashier of
/ the restaurant. There is considerable
| mystery about the case.
DENY EfS.---At a special meeting of the
board of aldermen today, IA new ortIi-
nance providing for 20 per cent. horizon
| tai reductions Of all rates, except for ir-
rigation rates, was presented by Alder
man Flatray. 1t is believed that this or
dinance is acceptable to the water COM
pany and that it will be passed, but it
ray is disposed TO insist on q reduction
! in accordance with the contract
MISUNDERSTANDING Carlisle arrived
| here this afternoon on his trip down the
| lakes aboard the government steamer,
| Amaranth. He was met at Lake st Clair
by party of twenty Detroit bankers and
| members of the chamber of commerce
| aboard the steam yacht Veta, with whom
he proceeded down Lake st. Clair The
secretary declined invitations for a re-
ception at the chamber of' commerce. on
the ground that he was seeking rest.
DENvER.-The American Librarians
association today decided to hold the con-
were elected as follows: President. Join
4 G. Dana, Denver; presidents. Henry
]. Carr, Scranton, Pa; Charles II. Dud-
1 ley, Denver; Theresa West. Milwaukee,.
secretary, III. l.. Elmendorf, st. Joseph
City. Norman Williams of Chicago was
/ elected trustee of the endowment fund
and the following were elected members
of the A. L. A. council: Edwin II. An
derson Braddock, Pa; Herbert Putnam
Boston; Katherine L. Sharp. Chicago and
] Henry M. JJtley. Detroit.