The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-01
DOMESTIC DOTS,
Telegraph News from All Parts of the
Land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.

Representative Hit has slightly i'm
proved
The steamer Everett was sunk by ice
in Lake Huron. The crew escaped.
Three hundred coat makers. opposed to
the sweating system, are on strike in
New York.
A Chicago paper says shoes will soon
be much dearer, owing to the sharp adj
vance in leather.
Noah Strevill, charged with the muir
der of his father. has been found not
guilty at Fort Scott, Kan.
A fierce fire is raging in the woods on
the bluffs south of Baraboo, Wis, and
considerable property has been destroyed.
Mines in the Fifth Ohio district have
closed and the miners insist on so cents
/ a ton before they return TO work. over
1900 miners are out.
James Young, janitor OF the court house
at Brazil, Ind, shot and killed his wife
at Hoosierville, then drove to the court
house and shot himself dead.
One hundred moonshiners, twenty. Of
whom are women, have been arrested in
+ West Virginia. The killing of Lee Ward,
leader, has disheartened them.
Three thousand three hundred garment
workers are on strike at Baltimore, and
the number will be increased by thou
sands. Their principal grievance is the
| sweating system.
At Grant, I. T., drunken Choctow en-
deavored to shoot a negro, when Post
master Gooding interfered. The lndian
then tried to shoot Gooding, who shot
the Choctow dead.
Henry Stephens fell into a mining shaft
40 feet deep at SCOTS City, Mo-, and was
taken out dead. He fell into ten feet OF
water. He was drowned, as not a brulse
was found on his body.
Five large flour milling plants of Mil
waukee have been merged into a com
bination or trust with the oDJect OF re-
ducing expenses by doing away with east
The output of the mills will be regulated
according to the requirements of trade.
The Washer has become SO numerous
and obnoxious in st. Louis, that the au-
thorities have declared war on the cunt
Robert c. Carlton, alias Richard Stah1ey'
a young clerk of Samuel Cupples ~ %,
has been fined 500 in the Irst ulstLlct
police court for MASKING. carton was
captured by the police fasrante oeliclu'
romantic wedding occurred in En-
poria Kan, yesterday, the principals pc
ing Prof William o. Sims and MISS anna
JJrouhart, the ceremony taxing pace az
possibly the death bed of the latter, VINO
was thrown from carriage ana sup.
posedly fatally injured. The Wedolng was
to have taken place q month laler, pus
owing to the accident and the desire OF
both To be united ere death could separate
them, the ceremony was performed yes
terday.
n. H. Kohlsaat yesterday purchased
the s265, 900 of Times-Herald stock signed
| by H. W. HaWleys VINO was hiaiId eit,e
editor of the paper during Mr. Scott S
11anapement. He now owns $4,000 of
t the 100000 stock, the remainder being
held by Mr. Scott Mr., Kohisaat offered
Mr. Hawley the position of publisher of
the paper, but the latter preferred to re-
tire on account of the change IN lts
policy.
Judge Bookstaver, In the special term
of the court of common pleas OF New
vi has granted an order permitting
Attorney General Hancock to bring suit
in tn the IN name of the people for the disso-
luton of the Equitable Mutual Fire In
s,,Tan nee corporation. It is alleged that
the corporation had fraudulently repre-
scented to the insurance o departmenit rna az
SEQ noo in cash and $4,000 in solvent notes,
whereas it had only s6,1OO 1t is also
charged that its liabilities exceed the as
sets by $685. 9i.