The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-02
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Telegraph News from All Parts of the
Land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.


General John Newton president of the
Panama Railroad company, died yester-
day in New York.
Rev. John Hazon White was yesterday
consecrated Bishop of the Episcopal do
cese of Indiana.
The Oakland bicycle races were post
poned until a week from Saturday, on
account of rain
thousand brick yard workmen struck
at ST. Louis yesterday, for more wages
and nine hours work per day.
Seventeen soldiers have died in the
military hospital at Vitrie, from eating
American timed meat, and thirtyfour
are i'll.
A London cable states that Jem Smith
and Ted Pritchard have signed new ar
ticles to box Friday, May 10, in the Cen
trail Music hall, London, for a purse.
The navy department has received word
from the commander of the Atlanta at
Key West. that the vessel Is coaling,
and will sail for Greytown tomorrow.
May Day was celebrated by the workers
of New York City by a. monster parade
and mass meeting. in which it is est,
mated between 10000 and 900 men and
women participated.
The coal miners throughout Hooking
their last work until the scale is settled.
1t is believed the suspension will not
continue over week.
Through the state board of arbitration.
the mining troubles were adjusted at
Minersville, o., yesterday. The old men
will resume work at the cent rate.
Concessions were made on all sides.
John R. Rogers seeks a divorce from
his wife, Minnie Palmer, in London, the
grounds being adultery with Jarrard, a
theatrical manager. The suit is not de-
Tended
The difficulty between the contractors
for supplies and the city of San Fran
cisco, has been adjusted and threatened
famine in the jails, almhouses, hospitals
and fire department has been averted.
Six appointments to cadetships at the
naval academy were made yesterday.
Among the appointees are H. NJ. Gleason,
Alma, Kas., and R. D. Maxwell, alter
nate, Topeka, Kas.
j. w. Hall. wanted in Los Angeles,
Cal, for alleged embezzlement, is under
arrest at Trenton. Mo- awaiting the ar
rival of California officers, who will take
him back to Los Angeles.
". T. Lopez, night manager of the
United Press New York city, committed
suicide at the Arlington hotel, Washing
ton, by inhaling gas. He was a sufferer
from insomnia.
Fulton Gordon, who killed his wife and
her paramount. Archie Brown, in Louis
vile, Tuesday, will have a hearing on
Saturday. Mrs. Gordon was buried yes
terday.
A dispatch from Dubno. in the govern
ment of Volhynia, Russia, announces that
hais of the town has been destroyed by
fire. Dubno has population of 5000, a
castle, numerous churches and a Greek
abbey.
The first annual assembly of the SUI
preme council, uniform rank Knights of
Pythias of the World, closed last night
in Indianapolis with reception and BAN
quet at the Grand hotel. The supreme
council this afternoon adopted consti-
tuition, code of bylaws and articles of in
corporation.
A special to the Omaha Bee from Mo
brara, Neb., says: The government school
building on the Santee Indian reserva-
ton. burned last night, causing a loss
of $4,000 This is the second time the
school has been burned in two years.
Governor Morton has granted a res
pite of one week from today 70 Dr.
Buchanan, the murderer confined at Sing
Snig, to permit of the dismissal or deter
mination of an appeal filed with the
United States Supreme Court
The department as yet has received
no information or complaint about the
Incarceration of Francisco Valeras, said
in. dispatches from Nogales, Ariz., to be
detained in a prison in the state Of Son.
ora, Mexico.
In the New York assembly yesterday.
resolution in condemnation of the
course of the national administration, re-
garding the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. affair,
was introduced by Representative Aims
worth, Republican leader. and adopted.
81 to 15.
The bill forbidding the appearance of
women upon the stage, unless attired in
skirts, failed in the New York assembly
yesterday. The vote was 55 ayes and q
nays, not the constitutional majority.
The Gray racing bill is also defeated in
the senate by Is ayes and nays.
over LOCO men are idle in Sheboygan,
Wis, owing to strike for higher wages
at the NATION Manufacturing companys
furniture factory, and the tannery of
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