The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-21

| wilson for congress four years ago, ar
rived this afternoon. He is the member
Of the national committee from West
! Virginia, and said that the delegation
from that state so far as heard from,
were for Bryan.
DETROIT, Mich, July 2O-Ninety-seven
Pingree delegates, comprising the whole
OF the Wayne delegation, was chosen by
the Republican county convention today
10 attend the state convention at Grand
Rapids. They are Instructed to vote as a
unit not only for Pingree for governor,
but also as to the other state officers.
HENDERSON. Ky. July pa very
! this morning. The Pythian building, Park
theatre and Barrel house were totally
destroyed, together with a number OF
other buildings. The fire originated in the
Wynne-Dfxon drug store in the Pythian
building. Gradually but surely it made
its way up the adjoining elevator shaft
1t is Impossible to estimate the loss, but
well informed citizens put it at not less
than $4,000. The insurance is unknown.
CHICAGO, July 20.-The report that
Prof. Bernard Moses had been offered the
chair of political science in the University
students and faculty alike. DR.. Judson,
the present head of the department, had
not heard of it, and DR.. Goodspeed said:
1here is nothing in 1t, absolutely moth
giving a course of lectures on the terri
loriai development of the United States.
He is not in the political science but in
the history department.
HUNTINGTON w. Va, July 2o.-A. j.
Cab and Nettie Call, his daughter were
killed in shanty boat six miles east Of
here this morning. Lollie Call and several
small children are at the point of death.
Eta Robins is in jail accused of muir
dering all of them, using an AK as a
weapon. Cali and his daughter had their
heads severed; the children were slashed
in horrible manner. One woman leaped
into the river and saved her life. No
cause is known for the murder.
ROME, July 20.-Colonel Daniel E. Hun
gerford. father of Mrs. John w. Mackay,
died at IL o'clock this morning at his
home in this city. Colonel Hungerford
was native of Herkiner county. New
York, went to California in 1S49, remained
on the Pacific coast until the breaking out
of the war, when he returned to New
York and entered the Union army as
lieutenant colonel of the Thirty-siXth
regiment of New York volunteers in 1863.
Colonel Hungerford removed to Europe,
but two years later returned to New
York. In 1887 he took up his residence
permanently in Rome. His death was
caused by tumor of the liver.
CHAMBERLAIN. s. D., July 2O-A
granted permission to the lower Brule
Indians who, prior to July g. 1890, lived
south of the White river, on the Rosebud
Indian reservation, to return there and
select the allotments of land occupied
by them prior to that date. About 400
of the lower Brules have just taken adj
vantage of this clause and removed to
their former homes. They had already
been allotted lands on the Lower Brule
reservation, which they now abandon and
they will again have to be allowed lands
in severalty in their new location. The
government will have to pay the Rosebud
Indians at the rate of 81 per acre for all
lands settled upon and occupied by the
Lower Brules.