The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-08
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Ne,Ysy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the STARE
and Stripes Wave.

Kalamazoo, Mich, March 7-Lieutenant
Governor Mines was nominated the
18th ballot in the. Republican convention
today as congressional candidate TO sue
coed Julius Z. Burrows.
Kansas City, March Six hundred ne
grOe5 from all walks OF life, attended a
mass meeting held here tonight, to eulo-
Eize Hon. Frederick Douglass, Appropri-
ate resolutions were adopted.
Guthrie, O. T, March 7-While coming
into town last night 2. J. Jenkins, a
farmer. living ten miles from this city,
was shot and killed by some unknown
assassin. x. s, Stroud has been arrested
on suspicion.
Guthrie. Q. t, March 1.-The House to-
facture. sale or giving away of cigarettes
or cigarette paper in the territory under
the penalty of $500 fne, one-half Of which
is TO go to the informant.
Guthrie. Q: T. March z-Jonn Pierce a
with Cora Campbell, coiored, his sweet
heart. today. and after kicking her into
sensihility, locked her in a room and left
town. The girl is dying.
Trenton. y. J.. March 7.-six hundred
wool mill have struck for the restoration
Of the second 10 per cent. reduction made
in the wages last summer. They claim
the promise to restore the wages on Jan
nary l has been violated.
DUSlOH,
last night In the main hold Of the Brit
ISL steamer Naparima, which arrived
late yesterday from MatZanas, with a
cargo of sugar. The cargo of 2,100 tons
10 the lmer f Sugar 1l4O Ren fS eol
pany, was ruined by water,
Los Angeles, Cal, March Two eight
year-old boys were poisoned with strych-
nine contained i'll cakes given by a neigh
Dor. One boy died, the other is still
alive. The woman who gave the cakes
gtrenuously denies all knowledge of the
! poison or that she had enmity towards
the children.
Grafton, Mass. March 7--Henry T.
Wing, cashier of the Grafton National
/ bank. was found dead in d barn this
morning with a bullet hole through his
head. He had killed himself. The set
tlement Of an estate attended With mum
erous lawsuits had unsettled his mind.
Grand Island Neb-,. March Car
Hoffman, a survivor of the EIbe wreck
has received letter from German Consul
Ruense to set q date for the taking of his
Elbe on January 3. Mr. Hoffman, has an
swered that he would come TO Chicago a
any time provided the travelling expenses
for himself and a legal adviser and hi!
loss of time were paid
Wabash, Ind, March I'm the suits O
Mrs. Norman Tucker, against ALDER
Tucker, the wealthy farmer ana stock
dealer OF Mentone, for alternating the af
feCt10nS Oh neT nuSDdnQ. a TerQlCL Wa
given the plaintiff for $4,000. She SueC
for 500 GOO, alleging that she marie,
fuckers son two years ago and through
prejudice aroused by, his. father he ap
piled for and obtained g. divorce.
Washington, March 7.-Nothing i
known here in regard to the Simmons o.
Sawyer who was arrested at Pueblo
Col. and claiming to be an agent for tn
treasury department. ]. J. Clark, of tn
! supervising architects office; was il
Pueblo three weeks ago. but has now re
turned to the east and was in this cit!
today. No other treasury, agent has beel
in that locality recently.
St Joseph. Mo. March Late tonigh
Reuben Mcbride, Joe Mallory and Johl
Williamson. the latter q sOn-inslaW O
Mallory. we're driving a short distanc
from this city when their vehicle wa
struck by fast train on the Santa Fe
I Mcbride and Mallory We're instantl
, killed and Williamson was dangerOuSl
: wounded.