The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-12

an understanding between himself and
Governor Mckinley, of Ohio.
WASHINGTON-Info was re-
ceived by Acting Secretary Adee of the
state department today showing that the
turkish government has, before the Unit
ed States acted in the matter taken steps
to inquire into the attack OH st. Paul's
institute at TarSus.
NASHVILLE. Tenn-Chief Justice Full
Ter and Associate Justice Brewer came
tonight to be present at Justice jackson S
funeral. All arrangements have been
completed for the interment of Justice
Jackson's remains. The ceremonies will
be simple and the burial will be at Belle
Meade, six miles from this city.
CHARL W. Va.-Fifteen hun
dred miners along the Loup Creek rail
way struck last night and will not go to
work tomorrow. They claim they were
TO get paid by the ton and are paid by
the mine car which holds more than is
claimed There has been trouble for some
time. The men demand a, Weighman.
PUEBLO. Colo.-A special to the Chief
tain from Cripple Creek says: A miner,
supposed from papers in his pockets, to
be George McDermott. was struck by
lightning and instantly Killed near here
this afternoon. He is unknown here, was
about rs years old, and heavy set. There
is nothing to lead TO his further identi-
fication.
KALAMAZOO Mich-Simon and Ed
ward kastead. father and son, were
frightfully hacked and stabbed bv vii
liam Rose, burly negro, in this city to-
night, while they were trying to protect
three girls whom Rose was trying to
oVertake on lonely street. The girls
had taken refuge from the negro in the
hastead yard and the two men were at
tackled when they ordered him to leave
Rose has been arrested. His victims will
probably be crippled for life.
NEW YORK.-Laborers today discover
ed three bodies in the ruins of the Broad
way building which collapsed Thursday
All OF them are bodies of men clothed like
Worklngmen. but were so battered and
mutilated they could not be identified by
friends of the missing ones visiting the
morgue. There are seven men on the
lists of missing and doubtless the three
bodies are three of these men. The death
record from the disaster now reaches.
thirteen and the bottom of the wreck has
not been reached.
NEW YORK.-Contrary TO general ex-
pectation the various tailor shops whose
bosses are said to have signed agreements
with their striking Workmen did nor
start to work today. Different reasons
We're assigned for this by the strikers. all
or whom profess to be satisfied with the
present status of affairs. but it is appar-
ent that there is some hitch in the com
Dletion of the agreement to resume work
The executive committee of the contract
ors organization was in session today.
but all its members maintain secrecy
about the meeting
SANDY HOOK, n. IA very interest
ing test of the splitter 12-inch pneumatic
motor carriage has been in progress at
the proving grounds for some time pasf
and is expected to be successfully CON
Guided in 4 few days. The mortar car
riage is designed to wholly take uD the
recoii of compressed air stored in a re-
ceiving cylinder attached to the side of
the carriage. The recoi is always taken
up IN the line OF the bore Of the gun so
that the strain remains the same at any
elevation. In other mortar carriages the
recoil is taken up by springs one of
the great advantages claimed for this car
rage is that it can be fred at any eIe-
walton from zero or point blank to an
elevation of 70 degrees, the highest ele-
walton obtained by other mortar carriages
being 50 degrees. The carriage is built
on circle and weighs about 30 tons, the
mortar weighing u tons and can be easily
transversed around the circle by one man