The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-02

terested in the work, many of them be
ing educators of worldwide reputation.
Atlanta, Ca, July 1-Gcvernor Atkin
son, who was so near to death last week
that his physicians abandoned all hope
is vigorous today and on the march TO-
ward rapid recovery. None but the doe
tors and the members of his family, how
ever, are yet admitted to the sick room
Chicago, July LEO Stearns, OF
Bellevue, Ills, formerly Jewish rabbi
and one of the most prominent Hebrews
OF the state, was run oyer by a cable car
on Wabash avenue today and was prob
ably fatally hurt He is seventy years
old.
New York, July IA special to the
World from Managua, Nicaragua, says;
General CabeZas, accused of usurpation
and of ,misapplication Of government
money while governor OF the state of Ze-
laya QNosquito), has. been acquitted OF
all the charges lodged against him.
Council Bluffs, Ia, July 1.-The bridge
spanning the Missouri river between this
Omaha Bridge and Terminal company.
has been seized by the sheriff of this
county for 1000 taxes. The company re-
fuses to pay on the ground of excessive
valuation.
Washington. July Lieutenant Lewis
H. Strother, first infantry, has been as
signed as aide de camp to Major General
! Merritt, at Chicago. Captain Charles
! ington, has been ordered to assist in the
| placing of a new plant in the Water
Welt arsenal at West Troy, n. y.
Atlanta, Ga, July 1.-Willie Meyers,
aged 10 years, who lured Forest Crowley,
a country merchant, to lonely spot in
the suburbs of this city one day last Sep
TENDER and murdered him for his money,
was today for the second time sentenced
to hang, his second trial having resulted
like the first, in a verdict of guilty.
Chicago, July ii. H. Manley was ar
rested today charged with selling United
States army positions. Manley is ac-
cused of representing himself as. "a lieu
tenant in the regular army and disposing
tenant at fees of from $40 to $780, The
prisoner wears a. United States uniform
and is said to be an ex-otficer.
Washington, July 1.-The Marblehead
has reached Cornstadt, Russia. The Co
lumbia will go direct to southampton and
coal for her speed trip across the At
lantic. The New York will so to Graves
kill and Lehigh have arrived at Norfolk
on their way to League Island. The other
monitors will follow in a few days.
Washington, July mo surprise was
manifested by the state department over
the reported Seizure by the Rush of
Saliva, the Canadian sealer. The fact that
there is a sealing fleet in the prohibited
waters and that the officers of the reVe-
nue. cutter have been instructed to pre-
vent illegal sealing indicates, the officers
say, that great many seizures are likely
to occur before the season is over.
San Francisco, July IL. d. Mckissick.
special counsel for the government in
the suit to recover SIS, 600 from the
Stanford estate says the case will be at
once appealed TO the United States court
of appeals and from there TO the supreme
court of the United States if necessary.
He says the litigation Will not affect the
Stanford university, no matter what the
outcome may be.
Omaha, Neb., July IA private dis
patch from Hot Springs. S. D, says that
Judge Dundy, Of the federal court dis
trict of Nebraska. suffered a broken leg
and other injuries there Sunday. He
came in the bath and made use Of the
toboggan slide and in some way ran into
an obstruction and fell over. His wife
and son left here this morning to attend
him.
New York, July IA special to the
World from Tegucigalpam, Honduras.
says: President BOnilla has announced
that he Will issue in July a proclamation
of amnesty to all political offenders 1t
is also said he will proceed vigorously
against all eX-ofticerS accused of fraud
or populations from the government. He
has appointed another commission to
carefully audit government accounts for
the past ten years
Denver, Colo, July Judge Hallet, of
the United States district court. today !
appointed H. L. Dunhem. receiver for !
the Colorado Mining Exchange Building (
Trust company, of New York, which holds /
bonds for $4,000, secured by the Mining /
Exchange building in this city. Under |
the receivership the business Of the min
ing exchange will not be interrupted.
Valparaiso Ind, July 1-George Nevins, !
of San Jose Cal, was arrested here this |
learned that he had tried to get the as
sistance of two young men to help him
rob the safe. of the Northern Indiana
normal school He proposed TO murder
Officer Kelley, who is on duty at night,
and then crack the safe.
Freeport ILL.,, July L-Governor and
Mrs. Mckinley, of Ohio, arrived here to-
day and are the guests of relatives. This
a ftPTOnOn DELEGATION of several citizens Z
headed by a band called to pay their
The governor made brief
evening the governor and Mrs. Mckinley
were rendered reception at the Freeport
club house. They Will go to Chicago to-
to remain until after the Fourth.
Tacoma, Wash, July 1.-The Kake In
dams, of Alaska, who massacIed several
whites during an outbreak III 1898, are
again on the war path because of the
killing of one of their bucks by a Wran-
gle Island Indian, who also killed his wife
because she eloped with the I(ake Indian.
The kakeS learned some white traders
had instigated the killing of the brave.
The Kakes raided the traders, secured
some whisky, became drunk and killed
-wo whites.
San Antonio. Tex, July IA. Bosehke,
Canal company, announces that his COM
Dany has secured sufficient funds to inau-
yurate the great enterprise Of clearing
inc for inland water traffic on the Texas
coast, by means of dredging where nee
,ssary, the natural isle-bound channel ex-
ending from Sabine Pass TO the mouth of
he Rio Grande. The total territory trib-
ltary to the proposed coast canal is about
300 square miles.
HaVerhill, Mass, July General Dow
lrrived here at noon today, and was met
It the station by n large delegation of
temperance people, who escorted him to
hall, where a banquet was
erved to 500 people. Judge Ira A. Abbott
vas POSTMASTER and when General Dow
rose to respond great enthusiasm was
manifested. Mayor Jett and others re-
ponded to toastS. Tonight, a. reception
vas rendered General Dow in the Central /
hurch. Tomorrow will be The annual
emperance day at Salisbury beach and a
,reat crowd is expected.
Chicago, July lin many of the !
hurches yesterday patriotic sermons
we're preached in answer to the request
f the National Christian Citizenship ]
league. In the evening a mass meeting ]
hurch Dr. J. L. Withrow, DR.. Carlos
= Martyr and Joseph II. Shaw. state or ,
anizer of the National Christian Citi-
enship club spoke. Mass meetings were !
lso held in the First Methodist Episco-
al church of Englewood, the First Bap-
ist church, Grace Methodist Episcopal 1
hurch Calvary Presbyterian church and !
outh Chicago Congregational church. ,
imilar patriotic sermons and addresses
we're made in all parts of the country.
"GoNE DEMOCR. iTIC., {
Cleveland, July 1.-The Otis Steel
ompany has announced that COM