The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-23


WASHINGTON, June 22.-The national
headquarters of the A. P A. will be re-
moved to this city this week by President
Echois and Secretary Palmer, who are
now in Chicago arranging for the trans
portation of furniture and records of the
order from that city to Washington.
NEW YORK. June 22-Frank Charlson,
Iormeriy a sailor in the employ of John
JACOB Astor, sailed Sunday from the Bat
terry in boat twenty feet long for Liver
pool. His brother, also a seafaring man,
accompanied him. The boat is of cedar,
with a slx-foot, eight-inch beam, draws
tWenty-SlX inches of water. They expect
to reach Liverpool in sixty days.
RIDGEVILLE, Ind, June pa hurri-
cane struck this town last evening. No
Ilves were lost, but there were many mar
row escapes. Several buildings were
struck by lightning, some houses were
unroofed and multitude of cfimneys
were blown down, and nearly all shade
trees We're destroyed.
GALVESTON June pa dispatch to
the Tribune from Colmesneil, Texas, saws
at Doucette station this morning a train
locomotive 9tr boiler exploded, killing seven
men, including A. L. Doucette, president
of the Nebraska Humber company. and
wounding five others.
LAWRENCE, Kan, June ga man
VINO rH-1stered under the name of Au-
gust Scnrader, divine healer, of Denver
came here on bicycle. He claims that
ne is Schlatter, travelling under an as
sumed name to avoid notoriety. Persons
VINO mad seen Schlatter questioned him
SO closely that he left early this morning
without attempting any cures.
JAMESTOWN, n. y, June 22.-Probably
10000 people have assembled at Celoron
The tor lob
convention ofsthe~P Photographers associa-
ton of America, which begins tomorrow.
Special trains VIII bring additional dele
gates from Chicago, New York and other
large cities. The convention is to be
held in the big auditorium and the ex-
hibits are to be placed in circular build
ing attached to it,
Two deaths from heat in New York
yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, June 22-Noble Shepard.
who was awaiting execution for the muir
der OF Thomas Morton and Lizzie Lahey,
escaped from his '2celi between midnight
and o'clock this morning, crawled TWEEN
ty feet through a sewer and climbed to
the gallows on which he was to hang.
thence to a high brick wall surrounding
the jailyard, and then to the street,
HOME, Kan, June 22-On Sunday the
court house was burned to the ground
and all records destroyed. The safes had
been opened and the records piled upon
would be destroyed. There was $500 in the
treasurer's safe, which has gone. 1t will
cost Sheridan county about 600 to re-
pair the loss.
NEW YORK, June 22-The arguments
in the Fleming case were concluded to-
day and the court took an adjournment
until tomorrow morning when the jury
will be instructed by Recorder Golf
DENVER, June 22-Simon Stutdaf. a
Russian Jew, who was arrested in Cali
fornia some weeks ago in connection with
alleged wholesale incendriaism in this
city, pleaded guilty in court today 1t is
oeleVed that he will testify against his
fellow prisoners.
NEWARK. n. j.. June 22-James Nc
Cready, formerly an actor well known in
has kept the Hilton hotel here, was in
stantiy killed this afternoon in runaway
accident, beng thrown against a tele-
graph pole and sustaining a fracture of
the skull.
LONDON, June Secretary olney
has cabed Ambassador Bayard that w.
r: Brown, the passenger arrested at
Liverpool June II, as he stepped from the
Cunard steamer Urania, charged with
larceny of $4,000 in New York, is not the
man wanted, and instructing Bayard TO
ask for Browns immediate release.
MILWAUKEE. June 22-The properties
OF the j. Obermann Brewing company
excepting minor reservations, were sold
to Phillip Jung by Receiver Volney D.
Becker today fer $230,o00. After the pay
ment OF the preferences there will be
about 20 cents on the dollar for the bond
holders and nothing at all for the holders
OF unsecured claims, aggregating S67, 537
Inc plant has an annual capacity of
125, 600 barrels.
DENVER. June 22.-The city of High
lands was today made part of greater
Denver by the vote of the taxpayers of
the former municipality. This adds four
square miles of territory and more than
10000 population to the city of Denver
CREEDE. Colo, June pa masked
man entered the Miners bank about noon
Yesterday and covered Cashier Barnhart
with revolver, snatching all the bills
IN oo the money drawer amounting to about
Loco, and escaped 1t is thought the rob-
Der IS hiding in the town and a large
posse is hunting for him.
ST: LOUIS, June 22.-Judge valiant in
the circuit court today granted a divorce
to Florence Lillian Wickes Ford. daughter
OF Thomas H. Wickes. vice-president of
the Pullman Palace Car company, from
george Oliver Ford. The petition sets
Iortn that the marriage took place in
Wisconsin December II. 1894, and that on
tepruary Y. 1895, the defendant deserted
his wife Ford made no defense
Mckinley is feeling we'll He had his
regular luncheon yesterday.
Ten thousand men paraded at Paterson.
~ j., last night, in honor of Hobart.
Free silver Democrats will control the
Indianapolis convention to be held to-
morrow-holding 1,so0 out of 1,747
NEW YORK. June .2s.-The World tbis
morning says: A new Vanderbilt en-
gagement-that of Miss Edith Shepard
and MT. Ernest Fabbri-was announced
yesterday. Miss Shepard is the second
daughter of the late Elliott f. Sheparj
and her mother is the eldest of the four
daughters Of the late William H. Wander
Dill NO date has been fixed for the mar