The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-20
DOMESTIC DOTS.

CHICAGO. July 19.-Fhe Horr-Harvey
debate has been postponed until O'CLOCK
tomorrow afternoon.
LEWISTON, Ills, July ia heavy
storm swept this region, causing great
damage to croys and railroad bridges.
WASHINGTON. July 19.-The president
has recognized John Randolph F. Gait
as Hawaiian consul at Seattle, Wash
WASHINGTON. July 19-The president
has ISSUED an order placing the en-
civil service rules.
WASHINGTON. July 1q..-1ames, L.
TravePs negro) was hanged in jail to-
day. The crime was the murder of his
mistress, Lena Gross. Oh NoveWber 10.
FREMONT, Ohio. July 1s.-Wind this
afternoon swept a path four hundred
oil field west of here. Thirty oil well
derricks were leVelled.
PRESCOTT, ARR. July 1s-Fritz
Freudenberg, a well-to-do ranch owner
committed suicide today because his
wife's family, living in Colorado, refused
to live with him in Arizona.
MARSHALLTOWN. Ia, July 19.-The
heaviest rain storm for many years Wis
tied this section last night, the rainfall
l.
There was considerable damage from
washouts and lightning.
TRENTON. n. j. July lathe sen
Frederick Obi, the Princeton student
last night convicted of murder in the
second degree, was postponed until We'd
nesday. July q.
ST. CLAIRE, Mich, July ia disas-
trous cyclone swept over ST. Claire this
evening doing great damage and caus-
ing loss of life. The steam barge Mary
land was carried broadside before the
wind and was. stranded on the Canadian
bank of the river.
IRON MOUNTAIN. Mich. July 1s-The
imprisoned miners at the Pewabic mine
were released about midnight. The escape
is considered the most remarkable in the
crash of timbsrs and escaped to the dry
drift on the first level.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 19-AIexander
Cara, who shot and killed CAPTAIN H. G.
King in the streets of this city because
of a past-due debt, was today pro-
nounced sane by a jury summoned to
means that Cara must hang unless the
governor interferes.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 19-The rector,
wardens and Iestrymen of the fashion
able Grace Episcopal church have been
sued for $4,000 by Mrs. Eunice West
water. until recently contralto vocalist of
term contract, which was violated by her
dismissal.
PUEBLO, Colo, July 19.-Five deaths
is now the record of the Santa Fe wreck
at Monument Wednesday, Brakeman
Charles Gardner having died of his ill
juries at La Junta this afternoon. All the
other injured will recover. The fright
m a n IL a =
not found until early this morning.
WASHINGTON, u. G.. July 19.-Secre-
tary Hoke Smith has directed that the
survey of the ranch OF Buena Vesta, San
Diego county, California, made by Dep
uty Surveyor Treadwell, approved, he
patented. The surveyor-general of Cali
fornia has rejected it for technical rea
sons.
WOODSOCKET, r. J., July 19.-At
Harris Wooden company, the Lippit
Wooden company, the Perseverance,
Worsted company. Simpson &, kirkcaldy
and the fremont Worsted company it
the 1.Soo operatives, whose wages were
cut in 1893.
SPOKANE. Wash, July 19.-H. D.
Smith, a condemned murderer, after
breaking out of Jail, made for the river.
Jumping in, he sought to cross it, but
tho current carried him back to the
shore. He was seized by one of his pur-
suers, when he drew a. razor and almost
severed his own head from his body, dy-
ing instantly. Smiths crime was the
brutal murder, three years ago, of John
Wyant, an old rancher.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 19.-John G.
Luck entered his wife's room this morn
ing at the Westminster hotel, and finding
her in bed cut her throat. Her screams
aroused other boarders, and Luck
jumped to the ground from a window in
pipe before he loaped. Both are still
alive. Luck, who is said to be the son
OF a wealthy family in Nashville, Tenn,
suspected his wife of unfaithfulneSs.
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