The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-09

for Frfendless Children was DESTROYED by
fire today The inmates escaped. Since
last Saturday, eight attempts have been
made to burn the building.
NEW YORK.-A man known only as
Mr. Bosch" and wife were found dead
last evening on Mrs. Hicks, friend,
and she gave them lodgings.
CANosTA. n. WYNN. HAWKINS yes
terday afternoon shot his wife, then him
self. He died instantly. The wife is ex-
pecbed to recover. They have been mar
ried FIVE years but lived unhappily.
wASHINGTON.-New reaches Wash
ing0on from Corea, that a new minister
to the United STATES will soon be sent
TO this city IN the place of the late min
lister. who died from cholera while on
leave in Corea.
sAULT STE MARIE, Mich.-sixteen
men, comprising the crew of the long
overdue steamer NIissoula- given up as
lost early this evening, have just ar
rived here in safety. The Missoula foun-
dered ots Caribou Islands.
DIES MONIES Ia--Governor jackson
has issued G proclamation offering $3.50
reward for the capture and conviction of
the murderers Of Professor Price Evans,
who was principal of the Usage, Iowa,
high school and who was found dead In
the woods near that town three weeks
ago. 1t was thought at first he had COM
mitted suicide.
DIES MONIES. Iowa.-GoveTnor Jack
son has issued a proclamation offering
viction of the murderers of Professor
Price Evans who was principal of the
Usage Gowa) high school and who was
found dead in the woods near that
town three weeks ago.
CHICAGo.-J. W. Cadman. who shot
himself several days ago, died at the
from the effects of the bullet wound in
his head. He was Indian agent in South
Dakota and was a relative of President
Cleveland wife. No adequate reason
has been given for the act.
WESTINGHOUSE Morton in
his annual report 1T is understood, will
dwell at length upon the question of the
extension of foreign markets for A1neFi-
can products. He will probably suggest
the Importance of catering to foreign
demands, pointing out that in no par
ticuiar product is this country free from
competition
CINCINNATI. GA freight train on
the Kentucky Central division OF the
Louisville & Nashville railway was
wrecked at a m. today on an open
switch at Morning View, seventeen miles
from Cincinnati: VIM He1a'1Son who was
in a box car with Eugene Leigh's ualu-
able yearlings, was killed. The race
horses were not seriously hurt.
PITTSBUrRG.- G. Messner, winner
of the grand American handicap of 1895,
shot a match today with 100 live birds
with Alex H. King. ex-international
champion wing shot. The match was for
500 and ended in a tie, each man killing
So The tie viii be shot off next Friday,
when the stakes will be doubled.
OMAHA. Neb.-The 100000 dry goods
ooly of EalPnnAT Dry fy0z0dE
many. which closed its doors last week.
was purchased by Fitzpatrick, Koch &
Co. wholesalers. today They will con-
duct the store permanently as a retail
house The stock brought $4,000, and all
creditors are paid dollar for dollar.
DETROIT.-The dead body of James
B. Thomas was taken from the wrecked
Journal building this evening. This IS
the thirty-seventh body recovered, and
according to the list, Of missing. was
NJ Thompson, engineer of the building,
was arrested this evening, and is at
Grace hospital under custody.
BALTTNloRE.-The convention of the
postal clerks from most of the large
cities of the United States effected an
organization this morning by. electing
z. o. Windsor of Boston, president, and
j. r Ward of this city, secretary. The
objects of the meeting-the formation
of a. national asSocialtiou-were formally
OlScuSSeQ anu SOLlIIl.LLSeS dpPOVlltSu
wASHINGToN.--S General Com
rad will on Monday move to advance
the case Of the United States VS.. the
Stanford estate on the United States Su-
preme court docket. The motion will be
based on the general Importance of the
case to the government and to Stanford
University. It is understood the motion
win be granted and argument will be
set for some day in January.
DETROIT, Mich.-Adayor Pingree last
night sent a long conrlur cation to the
council favoring TIE abrogation of that
portion of the treaty between Great Brit
ain and Ehe United States, which pre-
vents building warships ON the lakes
The document is more gingery than the
average state paper, and in it his honor
rehearsed the story of Perrys victory
and the Slistory of more recent warlike
episodes ON the lakes Proper resolutions
were offered and the message was
adopted as the sense of the Detroit COM
mon council.
SPOONER, Wis.-District Attorney
Cosx of Washburu county issued war