The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-08
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Newsy Notes From All Portions OF
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

indianapolis, feO. I.-DenlSOn motel was
damaged by fire today. Loss, $4,000.
New York, Feb. 7.-one of the city
banks withdrew S250,OG0 gold from the
sub-treasury today.
Tulsa, I. T.. Feb Jim French and
'Verdigris KID the two remaining mem
berS of the original Bill Cook gang, at
tempted last night to rob the store of
John Irvine and were shot and killed by
Irvine.
Brooklyn, Feb. Mayor schieren has
board of aldermen last Monday, revolling
the trolley franchises of the Brooklyn
City and Atlantic Avenue Street Railroad
companies.
and Lawrence arrived here at / O'clock
tonight. In an interview they declared
they had not decided on any action. For
the present affairs will be administered
as usual
Utica, n. Y. Feb. 7.--Rey. Timothy
Dwight Hunt, who was a Presbyterian
missionary at Honolulu in 1S43, and who
held pastorates in this state and Michigan.
died at his home in Whiteboro today. He
was born in Rochester in 1910.
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. In the guber-
material contest Governor Turney today
filed his petition, which is in the nature
of a specific allegation of frauds practiI-
ed, where practiced and to what extent.
Mr.. Evans will also file similar peti-
ton.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. 7-Senetor Allison
says, in letter to a friend in this city,
that there will be 10 legislation on
finances during the present session CT
Congress. Consideration Of the aPpropria-
ton bills will occupy the Senate to the
exclusion of other matters.
ST. Joseph, Mo, Feb. 1.-The psychioal
society of this city, organized for the
purpose OF teaching hypnotism, has been
brought to the notice of the police by the
complaint of Mrs. Ella Churchill that heI
son after being hypnotized number OF
times at the meetings Of the society, is
losing his mind as a result.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. An inyestt
CATION of the management OF the Kansas
City Stockyards was begun today by z
committee from the lower branch of tbs
Kansas legislature. The investigation
was caused by complaints from farmer:
that they were being overcharged in fee
and commissions.
New York, Feb. The World thi'
morning says: Winfield Waters
daughter of John Z. Waters, presidan
of the Lloyds Insurance. company, eloPe'
on January 10. with Richard Henry. Cat
ling, a son of DR.. Calling, the inventor o
the Calling gun. He is a brother-in-laY
, of Hugh o. Pentecost, as well as his Law
, partner.
Chapel, Neb., Feb. The Atlantic eX
press on the Union Pacific road va
wrecked q mile from here this morning
: four cars and the engine being oVertllrIl
= ed. No one was injured, but as the theI
mometer registered 80 below, the pas
sengers suffered from the cold The acci
dent was caused by the breaking of
> frosty rail.
, Pennington, Mich, Feb. ?3Nr. and Ms
, uncle, who was living with tn
= family, are lying at the Point OF deaf
: from the effects of drinking coffee, !
: 1t is thought the children will survtv
but no hopes are entertained for the PAL
ents. An analysis Of tho coffee Will b
. made.
, Canton. O., Feb. 7--Sample c. Georg,
: a farmer, has begun suit in the commo
: pleas court against George D. Saxton,
= wealthy retired capitalist and brother-ir
n law of Governor Mckinley, for $500
: damages for alleged alienation of
: wifes affections. Mrs. George, is a dress
, maker, has rooms in the SaXton building
. and there the acts charged We're said
have been committed.
Springfield, Ill. Feb. 1.-THE state liz
: stock commission has been notified of tt
= appearance of a fatal horse disease
}; Wyanet, Bureau county, where eigl
:, horses have died, A telegram was ais
:, received from MartinsV1lle, Stark count
:, stating that strange disease mad a.
- peared among horses there, four haYi1
: died and others being affected. The sta
5, Veterinarian will investigate at once.
); Bridgeport, Conn. Feb. THE han,
: some country residence of James
t; McNany,. the green goods, king one
). the prettiest spots in Fairfield, has bee
turned over to j. L. Cady OF \. Y, b
= cause AlcNally could not Satsfy a claI
of $1,000. This represented money wmC
5, McNally borrowed Of Cady The gres
D, goods man is said to be in California no
2, penniless. His agent, \: L. Johnso
I tried hard to borrow $1,000 to save NJ
i, Nallys interest, but failed.
= Council Bluffs, Ia, Feb. To-day
=, the United States court Attorney Finl'
l. Burke filed dill OF complaint in the 81
n. $4,000 first mortgage foreclosure 81
s; against the Union Pacific Railway cor
J. pany for the United States and lar,
+ number of parties who have, or claim
~ have, an interest in the property of Il
Union Pacific in Iowa. +. Gordon DeXt
n, and Oliver Ames as trustees for the hol
n, ers Of the mortgage bonds appear
x, plaintiffs. This is supplementary to L
n recent litigation at st. Louis.