The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-21

LOW ELL, MaSS.-Ine loss DY last
nights fire is estimated at 5000.
BALTIMORE.-Alc Hooper, the
first Republican mayor Of Baltimore for
| thirty years, was inaugurated today.
EVANSVILLE, Ind.-The business por-
ton of AIadisonville, KY, was burned
this morning. involving a loss of about
$4,000.
MoNTREAL55John Haynes, one Of the
men implicated IN The Boyd Mills incen-
diary fire, was today sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary.
WASHINGTON United States
ship Minneapolis has been ordered to
join the European squadron Immediately
! doubtless on account OF the Turkish sit
uation.
ENGLISH, Ind.-Alvin Thomas, 10
years old killed his brother, two years
younger, because the latter reported him
for playing truant. and then committed
suicide.
the chancery court against the Cum
berland Fair and Racing association. to
foreclose a mortgage for $4,000 This is
part of plan for reorganization of the
association.
WILMINGTON, Del.-Residents of Clay
mont, SIX miles north Of this city, report
having felt a severe eadthq gu s ahSif
distance from Claymont, the shock was
also felt.
LITCHFIELD. Ill.-While a party Of
St Louis hunters were looking for game
in the Catholic cemetery this afternoon,
they discovered the remains of a young
woman lying in the weeds 1t is supposed
that she was raped and murdered. Great
excitement prevails.
ATLANTA, Ga.-The National Congress
of Lawyers in session in this city, passed
strong resolutions endorsing the Cotton
States and international Exposition, and
giving a black eye to the nlisrepresen-
tations that have been sent out con-
corning the treatment of colored visitors.
sey. son of Silas c. Halsey of Newark,
former consul to Sonneberg, Germany,
and Miss Fife Van Rensselaer, Grub,
daughter of General E. Burd Grub,
were married this afternoon in St.
Mary's church.
LEXINGTON, Ky.-United States Mar
shall Kilbourne and three deputies made
an extensive raid on moonshiners yester-
day, in Wise county, Va, just over the
kentucky line, destroying a dozen illicit
stills with a capacity of 1000 gallons In
a fight three moonshiners were seriously
wounded, and one officer received d pain
full shot in the mouth.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-Frank Huffman,
the notorious outlaw who long defied the
authorities, was killed last night by
Sheriff James K. Moore, of Hickory
county, fifty miles northwest of here.
Huffman was the leader of the Otter
vile train robbery on the Missouri Pa
cific railway, and broke jail in Howard
county eight months ago.
SAN FRANCIsCO-John Cahill. senior
member of the stock brokers firm of E.
F. Cahill & Co., has been missing for sew
eral days. The Office door has been
locked for the same time and on the door
is notice to creditors to consult Cahilrs
attorney. 1t is said Cahill has gone east
and that he leaves numerous creditors.
The total amount of his debts is not yet
known.
CHICAGO.-The American Polled Dur
ham Breeders association, a national
organization, held its annual meeting
W. Crane. of Tippecanoe City, Ohio. pre-
sided. and there was large attendance.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, W. w Crane. Tippe-
Miller. Elmore. Ohio; secretary-treasurer
]. H. Miller, Indiana.
PHILADELPHIA battleship In
diana was placed IN commission this al
ternoon at 100. Lieutenant Commander
William Smith officiating in the absence
of Captain Evans, who is confined to
his room with rheumatism. The cere-
ana will proceed to Newport to receive
torpedoes and then so to Port Royal.
1t is thought that she will be ready for
sea by the first of next month
FORT DODGE, Iowa.-The wedding of
CONGRESSMAN James Deliver and Miss
Louise Pearson occurred at the First
Presbyterian church in this city this
evening. The Episcopal service was used
by Rev Green, who officiated, assisted
by Rev. J. J. Dolliver, father Of the