The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-04

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One man whose back was a sheet of
| When drawn out the flesh frcm mis- back
remained in the water. The ribs of an
other were barred and none of the men
county hospital last night.
| CAMBRIDGE. NIass.-The autopsy on
the body of Elliott r. Rogers, the in
structor at Harvard, who vas found dead
| in q laboratory at Harvard last night,
| shows it was a case of suicide. Medical
Examiner Durrell, having found a large
| quantity of cyanide of potassium in the
| stomach.
COLUMBIA. S. C.-The constitutional
convention by an overwhelming majority
today adopted Il clause forbidding the
| intermarraSe of a white person with any
| person who contains any negro blood
whatever in his or ner veins. This is in
connection with the suffrage clause, and
will have the effect OF DISTINGUISHING mu-
lattoes.
HANNIBAL. Mo:--The attorneys for
murder of Amos J. Stillwell, Mrs.
Hearne's irst husband, served notice on
Prosecuting Attorney II. Clay Heather
today, of Their intention on October 3 of
making an application fol, change of
venue. If the applcG ton is granted the
celebrated murder case will be tried at
Bowling Green.
SAN FRANCISCO The Fair will case
came up for argument in Judge Slack s
court on motion OF Charlcf Wheeler, at
torney for the Fair children, for judg.
ment in the suit brought on behalf of
Charles Fair TO test the validity of the
trust clause in the will OF the late James
q. Fair. There was a long argument on
both sides and then the case went oVel
S.-i+I or'c.
the department OF state of New York
has reported its findings i'll its nvesuga-
ton OF the charges against Major w. ..
Andrews, eX-ccmmissioner of street
cleaning in this city. Inc board finds
Major Andrews guilty of three charges.
a resolution 10 eApei, has, however, been
laid over. The charges grew out of the
evidence produced before the famous
LeXoW committee.
KANSAS CITY.-Two women were kill
led here tonight as the result Of the over
crowding OF street cars by the mary
thousands of people who poured into the
down town streets TO participate in the
carnival festivities. They were thrown
elevated road running 10 Kansas City,
Kan, and both had their neCkS broken,
dying almost instantly. Up to a late
hour tonight neither body has been iden-
tined.
WASHINGTON.-It has been definitely
decided by the war department. to appoint
a court-martial to try Captain Armes for
his conduct toward General SchofeId.
Charges and specifications on which the
trial VIII be based have been prepared
by General LieDer, the judge advocate
genral OF the army. Charge enc is that
der and military discipline. Charge two
is that OF conduct unDecoming an officer
and gentleman.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Father Dominlck
Wagner, the priest who is in jail here
charged with abductng Maud Stledel the
15-year-old girl who was spirited away
to Chicago by IL relative of the priest,
has not only offered TO marry the girl
If the charges against him be Withdrawn,
but has agreed to transfer TO her all his
property which is said TO amount to about
$1,000, The relatives OF the Steidel girl
ferred before any marriage ceremony is
performed.
CHICAGO,-Those who predicted that
the Republican convention today would
result in riot and bioodshed because of
the strife between the city and county
factions were very much disappointed
The county men were liz ftlll control ard
not only or the committees but also in
the nominations which were made. Be-
ing all one-slded there was 10 cause Tor
q row and mons occurred. Tomorrow the
ries.
ST. PAUL.-The Northwestern Miller
says: only once in the history of the
output OF last week and that was for The
week ending Dec. l., 1894. The output
then reached 29t, 400 81 barrels, while thai
of last week was %, 80 barrels, or an
barrels
mill in the city is now running at fun
capacity. Ten mills have d large number
OF orders in sight and the demand for
-four IS such as to warrant them IN COLI
tinuing the heavy production of the past
few weeks. The domestic trade seems
10 be taking hold in good shape.
KANSAS CITY.-All Kansas City took
merry making. Carnival ruled supreme.
1t was the climax of a. week of holiday
seen before Fun and folly ruled rife
1t is estimat ted that fully 100000 visitors
are in the city. There was never such a
crowd IN the streets. A parade several
miles IN length, and composed of m:liqa-
~, and hundreds of m2sQueraders was
the feature of the day 1t started at 2:30
o'clock and was one hour in passing a
given point. Tonight the merry-makers
filled the Streets and the town expert
enced it's annual attack of the delir.um
tremens.
KANSAS CITY.-A petition was filed
in the circuit court lay by various
creditors of the lines newspaper com
pany, asking foreclosure OF a 100000
mortgage held by several eastern
foreclosure cover Ill the assets of
the company which they desire
sold to the highest bidder. The
mortgage was issued May 3, 1890, and it
is claimed thai the assets arc not worth
near 100000 1t is asked also that the
claim OF the Remington paper company
of Watertown, N. Y, upon whose appli-
cation d receiver was appointed two
weeks ago be forever barred. No action
was taken today by the court.
BLOOMINGTON. Il-Governor Stone
of mississippi, and State Auditor Stone
and NJ. f. Smith, of Nicksburg, Miss,
who have been travelling in the north
west with the governor, We're rendered
a formal reception upon their arrival in
this city last evening. Governor Stone,
nr1h itry