The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-10
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Telegraph News frOr. All Parts Of ths
Land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.

WASHINGTON.-Tod statement of
the condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance. $685. .722; gold
reserve, S1OS,O7n, t49.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.-The officers
have. just caught the negro who is ac-
cuSed of the rape committed at Hartman.
lynching is barely possible.
WARREN, Mass.-The foundry OF
| KnowlS steam pump works, together
with large wooden pattern house, was
! destroyed by fire tonight. Loss $175, 900;
| covered by insurance.
| from Las Vegas, n. NJ. says: While
working in the field Jose Garcia was in
stantly killed by a stroke of lightning.
He was Is years old and unmarried.
NEWPORT, r. 1.-The Cincinnati has
been detached from the North Atlantic
| squadron and will proceed to Key West
to relieve the Atlanta, now stationed
there.
BROOKLYN-The will of Mrs. T De
| Witt Talmage was filed for probate today.
She leaves some s166, 0eO. of which $4,000
is real and $136, 900 personal property. Her
husband is the sole legatee.
oDEBoLT. Ia.-Arthur and c. J. c.
! Johnson. brothers, and y. c. Anderson
were killed by lightning near here today.
| They were threshing and had taken re-
| fuge under tree during a thunder storm.
| VANCOUVER, b. C.-The latest advices
! from the mouth Of the Fraser river state
| that six fishermen are still missing and
as three days have elapsed since they
were seen, grave fears are entertained for
! their safety.
LOS ANGELES.-PauI Rivers, a young
man "A years OF age, was found in his
room this evening, lying face downward.
He evidently died from heart disease. He
was well to do and came here with his
mother from Brenham, Tex, about three
months ago.
DENVER-:--A special to the News from!
Cheyenne. Wyo.. says: AdiutaBt General
Sitter was today appointed commandment
of the state soldiers home. He filed his
bond at once and entered upon his duties.
The home will be completed and ready for
occupancy by September l.
WASHINGTON-A1r and Mrs Schle-
gel, an old couple aged respectively Y
and GA years, reached this city yesterday.
having tramp ed all the wav from Evans
vile, Ind. They started in May and
walked to the capital TO procure pension
for the old man.
DENyER.-Francis Edgar White. the
gay young New. York swell who a few
weeks ago became involved in a difficulty
over his failure 10 pay board for himself
and bride at the Holland, today brought
suit against his landlnady. Mrs. H. Anna
Gardanier, for $4,000 damages, for alleged
false Imprisonment.
PHILADELP HIA.-H. H. Holmes is oc-
cupying his time in preparation by, writ
ing a history Of his life. 1t is said that
he has already found Il publisher and
that the story will be out inside of a
week. District Attorney Graham said to-
day that he expected important develop
ments within the next few days.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill.-Mrs. Thomas Ew-
ing, of San Francisco we'll known on the
Pacific coast for her benevolences, died
here at the residence of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. NJ. l. Pond. She had been east I'M
here in an exhausted condition. She could
not proceed further west on her sur
ney. She was AZ years old.
NEW YORK-The body of Augustus
Phillips, As years of age, driver, was re-
covered tonight from the collapsed build
ing on Broadway, swelling the list OF the
victims to seven. Soon after 10 o'clock
one of the workmen of the gang employed
in removing the wreckage uncovered
bent knee. The body was held down by
heavy iron girders and it was midnight
before it was recovered from the ruins.
SIOUX CITY, Ia-Someone tied a rag
saturated with kerosene to a dogs tail
last night at Leeds, suburb of this
place, set fire to the rag and turned the
dog loose. The animal ran through the
streets throwing fire in every direction
and in five minutes had started fires in
seven different buildings. The fire de-
partment followed in his wake and sue
ceeded in eXtinguishing the blazeS before
serious damage was done.
WATERBURY,, Conn., ten-year-old
Waterbury girl named Teens met with
peculiar accident last evening in which
ing the johnson family in BraGleyville,
and began teasing a rooster, which turn
ed and attacked her in the face, severing
the temporal artery The child was
bleeding to death when the physician ar
rived and stopped the dow of blood.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-The fortune of
the great Snowman p. I. Barnum will not
go to the Greek Dimetri Callai Bey, whom
Mrs. Barnum has married. just before
the ceremony an ante-n4ptlai c3ntra ef
Attorney George z. Ingersoll, of this city.
Ex-Governor Ingersoll was present as
Mrs. Barnums personal counsel. Inc
contract signed specifies that neither
party party shall have control over the
claim on the fortune of the other
the Grecian nobleman, who is now staying
at the Plaza hotel with his bride. the
widow of the veteran Snowman L. L.
Barnum, was to have taken passage on
the French liner La Touraine, but his
plans have been disturbed by the delay of
the steamers sailing, and he will remain
for an 1nde1lnlte period. All OF tNe pIlue
relatives have visited her and rendered
their congratulations. Mr.. Benjamin Fish,
her cousin and executor of the Barnum
estate, says that the bridegroom IS the
owner of extensive olive plantations in
Greece. According to the Turkish CON
sui the title of Bey, which is a Turkish
one, is equivalent to that Of count in
Europe.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind-Four weeks ago
Clara Shanks was found dead in this Vi
cinity. mystery has prevailed ever
since. Tonight Daniel Kellar his wife
Nancy, Margaret, a sister and John,
brother. were arrested for the murder.
1t is alleged that Mrs Kellar, Daniel KEEL
lar and his, sister Margaret were the
principals. Clara Shanlks was the beauti-
full 17-year-old daughter of Frederick
Shanks, of Grange Corner. Clara visited
the Kellar home frequently and Mrs.
Kellar accused her with being intimate
with her husband. After she was killed
John kellar Is charged with carrying the
body to Wolf creek. half mile away and
throwing it in.