The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-25
THE NEWS in BRIEF.

PAGE Mayor Glendinning Files His
charges against Chief DeYine, alleging
neglect of duty and tyranicaI conduct
towards the fremen. The trial set for
March g.. Matter of reducing the police
force comes up, but no action is taken
Morgan makes a ringing speech in
the senate, favoring the recognition Of
the Cubans as beliSSerents. House re-
fuses to allow any appropriation for
sectarian Indian schools Allen pushing
the Arizona annexation scheme. Post
Office for Sunshine, TOOele county
Americans not numerous but influential
in the TranSVaal. Cuban chatter. .BT1er
kilograms.
PAGE 2.-Silver's upward movement
causes a surprise. What it may mean
. Why the leader of the Salvation army
Deemed a change to be necessary
One man arouSeS another and death
results. En- bezzler Stone is pardoned
by Governor Richards. Brief tele-
grams
PAGE S-Business, mining and stocks
Particulars of the great strike in the
Ontario New mining companies
formed with a combined capital OF
twelve millions. The Da. on change
--latest from the camps
PAGE Editorials. Editorial notes.
Notables of the day. Press comments.
Humor.
PAGE 5.-Sheep men propose an innova-
ton in the legislature by asking for the
tax. Matter will be considered again
today. Matter of charges for incor-
porationS again goes over. this time by
request of a member OF the opposition.
who has been converted. Petitions re-
ceived from Cache valley against the
TOrrens land law. - Utah county people
want an anti-weed law. .Candland's
bill providing for the dipping Of sheep
at least once each year passes after
many days. Bill allowing deserted
wives an allowance for maintenance
passes third reading. Measure forbid
ding employment of children under IA.
and women. in mines and snelterS has
passed both houses - Chichester intro
duces a memorial asking congress to
nav the extra expense of the cOnStitu-
tiOna1 convention. Business of the SEN
ate Proceedings in the house. Line be-
tween city and country again drawn.
inspection of meat offered for sale-.-
Bill to validate county warrants in eX-
cess of the legal limit again goes over.
appropriation for the Reform school
fails to pass. owing to the absence OF
several members. Petition against the
land bill State school for the blind
to abolish preferred creditors Routine
business. Police Judge Wenger holds
that the city ordinance fOrb1dd1nE
women to be in saloons afterh9 p m is
valid Nine-year-Old Harry Simmons
again charged with making off with a
horse and buggy. Minor offenders IN
the police court.
PAGE b--SlVer once more SHOWS SKIS
of life. Greatest point reached since
October last. In railway circles. .Sq-
perintendent Bassett talks about yell
iowstone park. The latest by wire
Brief kilograms.
PAGE News from nearby. Recent
strike in the Ontario much richer and
greater than was at first expected
New machinery for the Provo Wooden
mills Ogden occurrences. Brief tele-
grams
PAGE s.-The state supreme court ar
firms the judgment Of the lower court
in the case of Coughlin and George con-
vict5d of murder. The former to be
shot and the latter imprisoned for
life. Geo. F. Goodwin appointed to
take testimony in the Thompson VS..
Young quo warranto case Trial OF tbs
Hayken bribery cases continued till
March 16.. Thomas F. Tolhurst answers
his wife's cross-complaint in divorce
Mrs. Grace Stewart granted a di-
vorce by Judge Young. VIII of G. w
Kamakanian, a Kanaka, fled for pro-
bate. Court proceedings at Beaver, aud
general work of the courts Town talk
..AmusementS.. Hotel corridor.