The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-23

! who murdered a white man named Baltz-
| hoover some time ago, was lynched last
night by mob of twenty men.
NEW. YORK.-The Americas cup COM
| mittee have selected September next as
| the day on which the first race between
/ the Valkyrie and Defender shall be held.
DENvER.-McPhee & AfcGinnitys plan
| ing mill burned this morning. The loss
is $4,000; insurance two-thirds. queer
coincidence is the fact that exactly Two
years ago today the mill was burned.
OAKLAND, Cal-Stephen W. Leech. an
actor, singer and composer, died last
night. He was native OF EnSland ana
thirty years ago played with Edwin
Booth.
MINNEAPOLIS.-The Peoples Savings
and Loan association has assigned to j.
H. Bishop. The estimated liabilities are
| $685. securities, $4,000. By the banks
failure in 1893 the association lost $eO0G0.
CHIcAGo.-It is said tonight that at
| least one man lost his life in the col
| lapse of the Coliseum building Wednes-
| day night, and possibly two bodies will
be found when the debris is cleared away.
CLEVELAND In the Wedell house.
Cyrus 3. Cameron shot and killed him
self. Six bullets were fired, all OF which
took effect. Cameron was a travelling
|
| Columbus, dealers in military equipments.
! NYACK, N. Y.-Grand Union hotel at
Congress took IRE at 3 O'Clock this morn
| ing and with the contents was totally
| destroyed. The loss is $50, CO., In jump
| ing from a window William a. Webb,
guest broke his leg and otherwise was
! seriously injured. "
| NEW YORK.-Coroner Fitzpatrick mas
! ordered the arrest of Thomas Murray,
| foreman; Charles Behrens, architect; Ed
ward J. Youdale, assistant architect, and
! Thomas Walker. Contractor Parker'S as
sistant, for their connection with the Ire
land building disaster
DENvER.-The special train bearing
! Golden Gate commandery No. 16, knights
Templar of San Francisco, arrived IN
| Denver over the Rio Grande railroad az
! 2:S0 this afternoon. nearly on time, ana ds
! left for the east via the burlington, NJ
| teen minutes later.
wASHINGTON.--The acting secretary
| of the interior mas decided that there are
! no means whereby the work of the United
States mineral commissioners in Montana
and Idaho can be continued after Sept.
10, when the appropriation becomes eX-
hauSted.
| HUTCHINSON, Kama. J. Lusk, ar
rested in Oregon as from Wichita, is
probably ex-PresiGent Hutchipson of the
/ v
He was indicted for making false entries
! in the banks books. Lusk falled 10 ap-
pear, being in Mexico. His bond was de-
| clared forfeited.
WASHINGTON.-Ass Secretary
Meade has ordered court Of inquiry to
consist of Admiral Walker and Captains
| Kautz and Rogers to meet at New 1ork
| navy ward Thursday next, to investigate
the docking of the Cruiser Columbia at
| Southampton.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.-District Attorney
pervisors to proceed in the Wright irri-
cation district cases regardless Of Judge
Ross decision. He says the supreme
court of the state having aeci ~ me
| at Ibis time affected by the Ross deci-
sion.
| GALVESTON, Tex--Robert NJ. Hut
ohins. vice-president of Clark e Curtis
company, the largest stationery house IN
the south, the son Of j. FL. Hutchins,
| head of the we'll known hrrl or BaIl'
| Hutchins & Co.. while playing this morn
| ing with a pistol, shot himself fatally.
WASHINGTON.-The offer of Union
works, San Francisco, to furnish men TO
speed the Olympia across the Pacific will
| not be accepted by the navy department.
The Olympia will make the trip to Japan
| at the ordinary moderate pace usual 10
LOS ANGELES.-Th continued absence
! of Lieutenant Governor Willard is respon-
sible for a rumor that Under me Jaw me
| if he is not here inside of one week, when
| he will have been absent in Michigan for
| a continuous period OF sixty days.
ELWOOD, Destructive forest fires
are raging ten miles northeast of this
| city, near Rigdon, caused by the dry
weather making everything lnfiammable
beyond estimate and the fire. is beyond
| control at the present time and spreading
| fast.
! SEATTLE, Wash-A political feud that
| had existed since the election last fall
resulted last night in a shooting ARRAY
near Avondale in which Joseph Cicero
was killed and James Mccain was NOR
! tally wounded. Cicero shot Mccain and
was instantly killed a moment later by
McCann's brother, who unexpectedly ap-
| peared upon the scene.
| DUBUQUE, lathe early settlers asso-
citation of Dubuque has settled on a plan
for a monument to be placed over the
grave OF Julien Dubuque, whose remains
rest on a rocky point just below the
! city. The design is after a ruined Rhine
| castle, and it is expected that dedication
ceremonies will take place July 4, 1895. a
park of thirty-six acres of ground will
! be donated by the city and county sur
| rounding the monument. Dubuque came
| here in 1888 and died in 1910.
SAN FRANCISCO.-The Union Iron
Works company, which built the cruiser
| Olympia, is very anxious that the war-
ship shall lower the record of the Co
| lumbia when she steans out of here this
week to join the Asiatic squadron. To
| that end the company has offered to place
| sixty men at the disposal of the navy
department to assist in making the trip
Irving NJ. Scott, president of the COM
pany, sailed for Japan last week to bid
! on contracts for the construction of a
number of warships and it is Supposed
make a record breaking trip across the
ocean for the moral effect such a. per-
formance could have on the Japanese