The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-09
DOM ESTIC DOTS,
Telegraph News from all Parts ortba
Land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.

telegraph News from all Parts OF the
Land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.
DANVILLE, General W. s. Lam
drum, distinguished as a soldier in the
Mexican ard civil wars. and a personal
friend of General Grant, is in beyond
recovery at his home il Lancaster. lie is
% years old.
WILLOWS. CaL-W. A. Cohorn. editor
OF the journal, fired three shots at j. %.
Putnam, druggist, and president OF the
fell dead. An alteration over a disDutei
account amounting to u few dollars.
caused the shooting.
PHOENIN. Ariz.-FIcods in the Aqua
Fra and ella rivers have caused serj9fs
DreakS IN the bridges Of Santa Fe And
Marleops and Phoenix railways. and for
two days cut off the city's mail commu-
mcation. Repairs have been Temporarily
made and regular traffic was resumed.
HOUGHTON. Mich.-Wfliam Smith IN
years old one Of the oldest citizens OF
Copper harbOr, shot his wife last even
lnS ana then blew mis- own brains out
With a revolver. He died instantly and
the woman is still alive but will de
Jealousy was the cause
CHICAGO The elevator in the building
Franklin street., fell 100 feet today. Jos
cph Rosenberg, internally injured. will
die; HymOwn Kywon hal his legs frac-
tured AMI was otherwise bruised; Abra-
ham Clemenge. spine injured lower limbs
paraiyzed; Herman Clenenge, boy, right
side injured, Will die
WASHINGTON-Ano crank turned
up in the White House today in the PER-
son of Owen Jones, hailing from Gaew
York state He previously sent q threat
ening letter and the officers were or the
watch for him. In an incoherent fashion
that showed 4 disOrdered mind, he an
nOunced that he had come for emDloyh,
nent as the presidents boy. He was an
rested.
LEADTILIlE. Colo.-James Moore vas
instantly killed and Doc Morrison IA
tally injured by an eNplosiOn Of giant
powder III a shaft on the Matchless mine.
The explosion occurred last evening, but
the men were not found until today \
Morrison lay at the bottom of the shan
all night in terrible agony. his eyeSigntS
being destroyed and his body frlghtfUlly
mangled.
SPRINGFIELD. Iu.-A strike for higher
wages has occurred at the three coal
mines ~ Petersburg. At Barclay the
miners demands have been granted All
shafts in this district except Starnes,
Sangamon, Trutter and Grays, Woodside
and Springfield county operatives are
paving 40 cents At Trutter and Grays5
the demand was refused. The state Off
GERS of the miners union has received
word that the consolidated coal company.
owning 80 mines i'll Southern Illinois, hav5
agreed TO pay last years wages
ST. LOuIs-The Joseph I. Rounds
mentioned in yesterday dispatches as
having been killed while one Of partA
of 50 Cubans in an attempt on 1000 SpanSS
ish troops in Cuba ten days ago. is not
known in St Louis. Messages received
from Sidney. Neb.. says that a letter tel
inc ahf n rs1z
Private Watson, OF the TWenty-frSt In
fantry, United States army, and It was
said that the relatives of the deceased
lived in St Louis. Pounds was formerly
a sergeant in the First United States
Cavalry.
ATLANTA. Ga.-Writs of habeas cor
puS were served today upon Owyang and
Leon Lam, proprietors Of the Chinese vil-
lage on Midway Of Atlanta exposition,
commanding them to surrender the bodies
of nine Chinese women charged by LUm
Ling an Atlanta laundryman. with being
held in involuntary SerFitude. Ling. who
appears in the role of philanthropist,
says the women were bought in China.
and Transported here against their will
Writ was taken out under the thirteenth
amendment Of the constitution.
WILKESBARRE. Pa.-The bodies OF.
three engineers and the fire boss killed
by the explosion in the Torrance mine
morning. II is believed the dead will De
confined to the following: William JOnes.l
mining engineer, aged 81; William Cahill.
mining engineer. aged z. LleWelyn
Owens, mining engineer. q, son Of Divi-
sion Superintendent Owens. of West Pitt
son; David I. Davis, fire boss; Michael
Morris. 50. Robert Miller and Robert
Blanchard were brought out Of the mine
last night but they are still in d precarl-
Gus condition.
D
tary of State Hinrichsen came TO town
ostenSibly TO attend meeting of the
/ Democratic state central committee
which was held last evening. He seem-
ed to be more concerned, however, in pro-
claiming that Governor Altgeld is a can
didate for reelection than in any other
Democratic activity. Before the meeting,
at the meeting and after the meeting OF
! the committee Mr.. HinTichsen had one
I little mattah 10 talk about, one piece
{ OF news 10 reveal. and il was always the
same item-thC governor IS going to run
again. He is not only to run, but. ac-
cording to Mr.. Hinrichsen, he is going
to win.
NEW WHATCOlI. Wash.-The revenue
cutters Corwin. Grant and Perry. OF the
/ Bering sea patrol arrived today direct
from Unalaska. The Grant left subse-
quently for Port Townsend. where the
COrwin VIII also go to await orders. The
I Perry has orders to proceed direct 70
San Francisco They report an unevent-
sealing regulations, few seizures and a.
Total catch of from forty to fifty thous-
and The Grant has two injured members
of the crew Of the wrecked steamer Chil-
kat aboard.
ELLENDAI4E. y. D.-The great prairis
fire which ragged throughout this and adj
joining counties during the latter part
Of last week has been extinguished. IL
was started west of Frederick by a
match which had been used to light a
cigar. and spread rapidly despite the i'm
mediate efforts to eXtinEtish it. The
burned district lays in Brown county, s.
D., and Dickcy and Mcintosh counties,
n, D., covering a region nearly forty
miles in length. a Russian was burned
10 death while blowing a hre break
around his grain. A boy was so badly
burned that he will die and several
others badly burned. Much grain and
hay were destroyed
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