The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-18

NEWPORT Il. LIT is reported that
Atlanta exposition with Mrs w k Van
derbiit and Miss Vanderbilt
I;oN,DoN:-T1e Times tomorrow will
publish dispatch from Shanghai. which
saws that several prisoners were executed
today at ku Chens, in the presence of the
consuls.
,,NO0NsOCkET. r. 1.-The Silver Lake
Worsted mills, in the village of Pascoag
| were totally destroyed by fire early this
morning, the loss being about $4,000 with
insurance of $1,000.
PoRTsMoUTH-Tohn W. overturf,
president Of the defunct Citizens Saw
bezzlement of city money deposited with
him as city collector, when the bank
failed TWO years ago.
LoNDoN.-At the foreign office today
the report was denied that the porte had
! accepted the plan OF reform IN the adj
n'inistration of affairs in Armenia which
| was submitted by the powers sisnatory
/ to the treaty of Berlin.
NEW YORK; special TO a. local pa
! per from Lima says the report that Or
begosa, .vice-president of the Peruvian
! senate, is to go 70 Europe as the bearer
/ of financial commission from the gov
eminent is officially denied.
I.AKEPORT Cal-The papers contain
| ing Mrs. Langtry's application for di-
vorce were filed in this county this even
! ing. The summons was issued and order
made for publication of same. Separation
/ is asked for on two grounds. desertion
! and failure to provide.
RICHMOND. Mo.-Dr. Fraker, the in
! surance swindler, who has been in Jail
| here sine his capture i'll the Minnesota
woods. waived preliminary examination
| the sum of $4,000 to the grand jury by
! Justice MoCuiston. Fraker will make no
! effort to get bail and will go back to jail.
because Mrs. Jessie Cur
! It's would not return the Illicit love of
! Charles Poole, a steamship purser, he
made desperate attempt on the street
| this morning TO take her life and his own.
| He died almost instantly after putting
| 3S-calibre bullet in his head. Mrs Cur
! tig was fatally injured.
! FORT WAYNE, Ind.-G. Il. Singer, a
merchant and postmaster at Dunfee, a
/ small station seven miles west of this
I city was found murdered in his room
| this morning. having been pounded to
! death with clubs. The motive for the
! ceed was probably for revenge or rob-
berry; He had sl50 in his possession,
which is now missing. He was over 20
/ years old and had a family.
wAsHINGTON-At General Har-
/ IVOJ fotIIGldIf I1tIDCft anu GotCLSldIy
| Smith left Washington tonight for Chat
| tanooga, Tenn, TO be present at the
| opening of the Chickamauga National
! park.
PoCATELLO, Ida.-Kelly, of I'm lus-
trial Army fame. spoke here in the
| street last night for two hours. He re-
viewed the travels and hardships of
] Coxey's army last year and asserted that
! this movement was Just in its infancy,
| aud as soon as 1he blue birds begun to
ri T11lor 10
/ marching on to Washington He advo-
| Gated government employment and said
] Chicago would be headquarters for the
army. He says they will not keep off
The grass"
NEW YORK-H. NJ. Kiretutjian, gen.
! eral secretary of the Armenian Relief
! association, with the approval of ].
| committee, and c. II. Stout, treasurer of
the association, has issued appeal to
the New York World for the publication
in last Sunday, Of the exposure of The
I outrag es in Armenia by Mr.. Howard. and
| makes an earnest appeal fer funds to aid
| the suffering ArInenians.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 1z-Mrs. Henry
Nolan tried TO start a fire with kerosene
| TODAY. pouring the oil from a can into
! and almost in an instant she was en-
| veloped in flames. She succeeded in get
| ting out of the house with one child
( Willie, who was severely burned. The
! child Henry was dead when found. Mrs.
| Nolan viii die.
MINNEAPoLIS-T west-bound pas
| senrer train on the 500 line. leaving here
| accident near Annadale. MINI, about
noon. by the spreading of the rails, Two
rear coaches were ditched. Miss Katie
! I5snsen, of Elbow Lake Mimi, sus-
] ini7lYipS Thirtean other
passengers, including D. c. Washburne.
ir.. son of the ex-senator, were more or
less bruised.
case of David Adams. who died some
rlme ago in the Dunning insane asylum,
rendered a verdict that he came to his
death from injuries received in the in
stitution. They did not hold anyone but
Il is said the verdict win be used as the
basis for a thorough investigation of the
K ,nx+stution by the grand Jury. 1t is said
! that the grand jury will also examine
he causes which led to the death recent
! iy of patient named Puick.
| WASHINGTON dvertisements will
issue from the navy department, calling
! for proposals to build the two battle
ships provided for by the last Congress.
THESE advertisements present one import
4 and difference from those heretofore IS
slled in that ship-builders will be invited
10 submit two sets Of bids. one for the
| EhfnS with afInOr ana dCcSSSOT1sS. ana
the other without them. i is said the
arnnor for these sllips viii cost about
three and half millions of dollars. and
AZ the limit of cost FOR both ships is
sight million the armor item becomes OF
first Importance. The bids are 10 be open
ed Nov 80 next ard three years are al
loved for the delivery OF the ships which
sysII be about 10000 tons displacement and
is knots speed. No premium will be paid.
N CHICAGO.-The mystery of the kill
! ing of Frank Field. an Englishman q
\ years old, VINO was found dying in a
III vacant lot about midnight OF Sent 3.
4 1898. has now been cleared up The police
are in possession Of affidavits which de-
clare that Field was attacked by three
men named Thomas Griffin, John Nc
Auliffe and John Accafferty who at
tempted TO rob him, and when he re-
I sisted beat him in such a manner as to
| cause his death within an hour The
| witnesses to the affair, who have made
the afidavite, declare that they have
hithertoo kept silers because of threats
Of violence.