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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-05
TELEGRAPHIC
CRIME
Murders and Other sEaEtePs-
A Negro Woman Burns
Herself and Chill
dren TO Death.
Deznerafa Fiebt in Kentucky.

Desperate Fight in Kentucky.
indianapolis, Sol. r NJ. Goodwin
shot and killed biS brother, DR.. John
Goodwin, at BrTokville, Ind, to-day.
Col. Goodwin was recently discharged
ON the lndisna ssy lum. DR.. Goodwin
was a prominent citizen of the eastern
part of the state, and Icy delegate to the
| general conference Of the Method
Episcopal Church, now In session at
| Cincinnati.
special: At Astor City, on Sunday,
Chris Sibb and William Spittstozer,
fatally shot each other while in a quarrel
over mining claim.
Paris, KY, 3.-Cracksmen took from
| the National Bank q box containing
S499, and package containing Sl9,5OO
in bonds was taken. Ten thousand dol
lars of the bonds are of the Cincinnati
Southern, and belong to Mrs. Q. 5.
Brent, of this city. Nine thousand five
hundred dollars are Carlisle, Kentucky,
bonds, the property of Mrs. j. Marshall,
Of COvington, Kentucky. Payment on
the latter can be stopped, but bank
otiicia say the Southern bonds can only
be regained BY compromife with the
=
Quebec, BIN a fight between sections
of ship laborers, about unloading a
steamship, two men were shot and seri
ous,y wounded. The steamer left for
Montreal during the row. taking the
Quebec cargo with her which will be sent
back by rail.
Galveston, 4.-On Saturday two men
were found hanging to a tree, near the
line Of Denton County; supposed to be
horse thieves.
Richmond, 4.-Marths Jones, colored,
who lived with her five children, in the
neigh borhood of Christiansburg, securely
bsIricHded the doors, set fire to the house,
and herself and children we're burned to
desth.
Paris, A railway contractor was
murdered by a fellow passeT ger in the |
compartment Of a frst-ciass carriage on |
the Marseilles and Lyon express train. |
The purpose of the murder was robbery. |
The murderer was arrested.
Cincinnati, A desperate ARRAY took |
place in Wayne County, KY, on Thurs |
day last. a man named Powell, who |
was witness TO the killing, last fall, of |
Hutchinson, by Phillips, has been begged |
aud threatened by Phillips in order TO
keep him from testifyIng. Powell re- |
fused to leave the country or accept q
bride. On Thursday night party of |
SIX o. seven masked men attacked |
Powell's house, broke in the door with
rail, when Powell struck three of them
down with an AK, Mrs Powell was shot |
in the arm. The maskers reireated but /
sg4in returned, when Powell fred and |
killed the leader, who proved to be John
Well Smith. The others ran off. Mrs.
Powell pulled the handkerchief of the
face of one man, and says it was Phil
lips Powell has obtsined warrants for
the arrest Of three Of the men, who are
now in Jail
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THEPEOPLE'SPAPER.
SALT LAKE
DAILY HERALD.

The remarkable success of the papeI
in the pGst, as manifested by its large
and steadily growing subscription
list, lis increasing advertising patron
age and the expressions of goodwill
towards the journal which greet us
from al quarters, conyinceg the pub
fishers that they ere doing what they
set out to do-namely, furnish a
newspaper that the people would like,
and therefore support. The HERALD,
as in the past, will be the peoples
paper. Independent in q political
sense, it will always be found
on the eide OF the people, outspokeu
on questions affecting the rights OF the
masses; battling for local seIEgovern.
ment and the largest liberty to indi-
yijuals consistent with public good;
la0oring for a pure, honest and eco.
nOmic administration of government;
treating public matters dispassion-
ately and employing language calcu-
lated to enlighten the reason of men
rather than influence their passions,
and working Tor peace and the de-
velopment of the resources of the ter
ritory, instead of trying to create strife
and retard progress. With our in
creased facilities for gathering news,
both by telegraph and mail, the en-
ployment of a larger number Of cor
in different sections Of
the country, and the better arrange
ment Of all the many details of the
We confidently promise
to make the SALT LAKE DAILY
HERALD a better paper than ever.
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The Great Western Lense.

New York, Worlds Washington:
Apropos of the reported lease of the
Great Western, Of Canada, by the
Wabash, it is well 70 observe that the
objections raised in Canada by stock
holders Of the Canada Southern 10 the
legality Of this arrangement now exist
ing between that road and the New
York Central would equally apply to
any lease CT the Great Western By an
other American road, and also that as
the Wabash Is an Ohio corporation, the
laws Of Ohio forbid positively the lease
By any railway corporation of another
road which does not directly connect at
the time of the lease with their own road.
Whereas the Great Western road dess
not connect with the Wabash, there
being a gap Of some sixty miles between
them, the story, therefore, is not likely
TO be true.
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National Bank Bond Deposits.

Washington, 3.-Replying to an in
quiry from the secretary of the treasury
as to whether the fourth section of the
act of June so, 1874, was repugnant tc
the previous statutory provision IL refrl-
ence to the deposit of bonds by national
banks, the solicitor general, in the
opinion approved by the attorney gen.
eral, sent to Secretary Sherman, says;
Upon the whole 1 am of the opinion
that, taken with its context, section four
of the act Of 1874, is for all purposes con-
nected Herewith repugnsnt to section
5le0 Revised Statutes, and all other pre-.
vious legislation that requires national
banks to have and maintain in the trsss.
ury of the United STATES a bond depos
TO the amount OF one-ihird their capital
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The methOdists.

st. Louis, 9.-The seventeenth quad
rennisl session of the general conference
of the African u. E. Church opened
here this afternoon.
Cincinnati; An address Of the
bishops was read in the NJ. E. confer
euce. IL favors strongly the retention of
the present plan Of presiding eldership,
the maintenance of the doctrines of the
fathers, and general diocesan superin-
tendence. The conference received the
address with great favor. Wednesday,
May u, was fixed for the election Of
church officers.
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An Expensive Cemmission.

New York, 4.-The Sun finds fault
with The Chinese commission on account
of the expense. The bill feots up $447,-
GOO and the reckless appropriations were
voted by democratic congressman who
have been accustomed to shout "retrench-
ment and REFORM"
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Suing GoYernmenf.

New York, In the United States
circuit court, to-day, was begun the sui.
Of A. I. Stewart x Co. against the col
lector OF the port, to recover an alleged
excess Of duty paid on kid g'oves, on The
ground that the valuation fixed By the
appraiser was too high.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM HUGHES

q HaGItEfW 1COnEcy -
"a BOOT MAKER,
- Late Foreman of 2 @ n. I. Shoe II
Factory. Every description OF Boots and Shoes
made to order AZ the shortest notice FIT guar
anteed, the eye pleased and satisfaction given
at the most reasonable prices. Repairs a sp
cialty. Work done for the Trade Two Doors
West Of White House. a27
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
A LOFTY TUMBLER.
The Narrow Escape which Fred
walker made from Breaking N IL
Neck.

l
The Narrow Escape which Fred
walker made from Breaking n IL
Neck.
Fred Walker, a colored man living
on Greeley street near Buttonwood, and
employed by Mr.. A. J. Peters, contrac-
tor for Messrs. Allen and Murphsy on
the new buildings which they are
erecting at Tenth and Washington, met
with an accident about 7.30 o'clock
this morning which narrowly escaped
being fatal, and which may have very
serious result.
Walker is employed as a hod carrier.
He had just taken a hod-full of bricks
to the top Of the wall few feet above
the third story, and was preparing to
descend The front ladder when Mr.. Pc
ters noticed that one of the rounds
near the top was broken.
He told him TO 60 down the ladder
in the rear end of the building and
started to procure a new round. Walk
er did not obey the injunction but star
ted to descend the dangerous ladder.
He was passing rapidly down when the
broken round parted, throwing him
backward violently.
The distance to the ground was about
twenty five feet. Walker fell upo1 his
back, and seemed much hurt. He COM
planned of his wrist being much Lurt
and seemed to be internally injured.
He was sent to his home and DR..
Draper went to attend to his injuries.
The physician thi1ks he will recover.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
The R0lilicnI Field.

There have been thus far chosen Sc!
out of the 756 delegates composing the
Chicago National Republican CeRven
tion. OF these there are, either by
direct instructions Or by personal pre-
ference 335 reported as supporting
General Grant, 174 Senator Blaine, Y
Secretary Sherman, 30 Senator Ed
munds and II Mr.. Washburne. Ii
this enumeration the entire 5S votes O
Pennsylvania and 70 votes Of New
York are given to General Grant. Ths
majority necessary to nominate Pres
iael:. :c + 379.
There have also been chosen 21S ou'
of the 1888 delegates composing the Gin
cinuati National Democratic Convention
of whom 148 are reported as supporting
Mr.. Tilden, GA General Hancock, a
Senator Thurman, IA Senator Bayard,
and the preferences of s are unknown
The number necessary to nominate Q
President, if the two-thirds" rule i:
adhered to, is 4S2,
Republican primary elections were
held in various counties of Illinois,
among them Cook county, in which
Chicago is situated, on Saturday. As
far as known, the result in Chicago and
ten outside towns in Cook county, ac,
cording to the Associated Press despatch
gives Washburne 73 delegates, Grant
So, Blaine 20. Returns from fourteen
other counties show an aggregate, il
those counties, of As for Grant, Is fol
Washburns, and for Blaine.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
Nearly All Admitted.

Councilman McGlirchey admits tina,
he endsavored to prevent 7. 4. Sing.
ley being appointed to the Beard Of
Health. as stated in this paper, and
says that he also tried to have Mr..
Monagan appointed from the Third
Ward, but that gentleman refused.
With good bit of emphasis be de.
clares that he did not wish Mr. Mono.
gan in the Health Board in order to
have him cut of his path to renewed
Ceurcilmanic honors; and he says the
inference drawn by people to that eff.
feet is false.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
KeaMe as s'HIp."

The performance Of "Rip Van Win
klsn in the Opera House on Saturday
night was attended by a discouragine
IL small audience. Many who wen'
fully decided in their minds that Mr.
Joseph H. Keane could not personste
that difficult character with anything
like the perfection Of the famous Jefter.
son, had the impression soon removed
by the talented young actor, and there
was scarcely one present but united in
the opinion when the play was over
that he did full justice to the great
creation. All through the play the
iaOsor took the part to psrfsctien-his
acting however after the sleep Of tweI-
ty years was undoubtedly Superior 70
any that has ever been given ~ WIS
line upon a Wilmington stage. Mr..
Keane's support did much better than
on the preceding evening, and each
character was we'll sustained.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
E6acts Of R nm.

Near midnight last evening Officers
Barphardt, Brickle, Carey, Dowling
and springer, accompanied by Sergeant
Dolan, went to the home ofJohn Dough,
erty on Logan street, and secured eight
nh ;ldren which were taken 10 the Hall.
The children were scantily clad and
were suffering from hunger. Thei!
parents previously had been arrested
for drunkenness. This evening at sew
en- o'clock they will have a hearing Al
Police Court. Suit will be brought
against them by Austin Harrington in
behalf of the Society for tue Prevention
of Crualty to Children.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
Gamblers Discharges.

Argument on tbs question OF the
of habeas corpus in the case OF j
Jordan and Frederick Mason, "ho
last Thursday arraigned on the G el
of swipdling passenger on the T.
& B. R. R. by playing three card ul
was heard in the Law Library Oh
street near King, on Saturday slseil
by Judge Wales.
After hearing the evidence \
Wales decided that it was insunI
and he therefore discharged
They left town on the 5.46 "ai|
Saturday, much pleased at thell y,
row escape from Delaware Iul
Henry R. Pennington and ~
Harman, Esqs., were their couns'a
The Judge however, SAID me,
railroad detective was rotitisd W
graph that such characters were Y
train and plying their business,
telegrams would be sutlclen' "
rant their arrest.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10

DR.. Simms'l Vegetable Liver Pills. 5,
gar Coated, without an equal, They neye
gripe or sicken in operating, move the bowel'
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains Ia the right or left eide or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Oostiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Feelings through tho body, Aching Limbs,
and other bodily inhrmitles are cured. They
are the only Pills knowa that will positively
operate without Gripping, Siossning Weak
ness, or leaving the bowels o0stive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
free from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store Keepers.
Ask for DIR. SHINING Pills and take no Others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Winning
ton, DEL. PHILADELPHIA. COZ Arch st
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
Death Record,

For the week ending May Sth, Reg.
istrar OF Deaths Frazer reports seven
teen deaths. In the corresponding
week of last year there were also the
same number Of deaths. The annual
death rate per thousand for the week
was 20.S.
Born in the United States IA, Ireland
5, Coroner's cases l, brought here fol
interment 4, sent away l, white u
black 5, male II, female 6.
Causes Of deaths-Abcesg of lungs l,
consumption 4, convulsions 2, copges.
tion of lungs l, catarrh l, cholera in
fantum l, hydrocephslus l, kidney dis
ease l, meningitis 2, pleurisy l, pneu-
monis l, typhoid pneumonia l.
Ages of the dead-Under l year 6,
from l to 5 3, from 10 to 20 l, from 80
10 80 3,from 70 to 70 2, from 50 to 80, 2.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10

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FOURTH EDITION.
THE COURTS.

Nee tiny OF the may term-The NJ.
tendance - Getting Ready fOa
Work.
Specially Reported for the RgPuBtIcAN.
New Castle, May 10.
This mornings 9,l5 train from Will
mington brought the usual large crowd
from Wilmington, made up of all classes
Of society from Judges of courts down
to the most humble and unprstentious
witness. The attendance from the
country was also very large and among
them were many Of the old familiar
faces usually found present at the Court
CommeBc eBcemerts. Prominent ia Sam.
uel Townsend, handkerchief in hand,
which he alternately uses as fan, to
raise breeze and as mop to wipe the
heavy drops Of perspiration from his
horid brows.
Chief Justice Comegys and associates
Houston and Wales are on handland
Judge Wootten from Sussex, is expected
in the noon train. The court is ex-
pscted to be called at II O'Clock, until
which time the farmers and the town
folks are commingliDg and discussing
politics, corn planting and the peach
crop. Attorney General George C. Gray
and Deputy Attorney-Gsneral Cooper
are calling witnesses in the case Of the
State vs.. J. 7. Simmons for assault on
James +. Daily which would indicate
that that case will be amongst the first
called after the rolls Of the grand and
petit juries, the squiras and constables
are called. 1t is now within Fl We minutes
Of eleven O'Clock and court has not been
called yet.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
BROKERS'.
yI'LLUTr, JOHNSON n 90.

'A BANKERS AND BROKERS',
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
BOARD of Health

The President OF the Board of Health
announces the following standing CON-
mittees Of the New board:
Committee on Impurities in the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Albert Thatcher,
Dr.. }. I. V. Blocksom, II. NJ. Mullen.
Committee on Accounts-John Ak
IN, John P. Lynn, John 4. Frock.
Committee on Garbage-Enoch Moore,
Jr., Rishard Kelley, Milton J. Bowers.
Committee on Contracts and Licsn-
ses-Hewson E. Lannan, A. Bickta, H.
II. Hawkins.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
A Horse THteft.

Late Saturday night Charles Fox and
Charles Cathcart entered the Police Sta.
tion and said horse and wagon had
been stolen from them. They had been
to New Castle and on their return trip
entered a house over Market stree,
bridge without hitching him. When
they came out the horse was gone.
The horse was dark brown, Is hands
high, with long name and tail and
owned by Mr.. Ford on Fourth street
between Walnut and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
SECOND EDITION.
NEW CASTLE.
Current OccuTrAucss Mt tn County
kAnt

Current OccuTrAucss Mt ths County
Seat.
Special correspondence OF the RtpuoEcah'
NEw CASTLE, May 10, 10 D..
The warmth Of yesterday brought
the summer apparel cut very prom
nmtly. -,
rh.s being the first day OF Court will
cause a large influx Of strangers III oul
city. ,.,.
About 5000 shad were caught By
our fishermen last week. The larges'
number caught in any one net was
nearly 500. ~,
Mr' and Mrs. Robert Murray will
start tomorrow on q visit to their
friends in Ireland, to be gone about .
months.
The M. E. Sabbath Schools annual
excursion will be given on the 0th OF
June to Bombay Hook, on the Steamer
Clyde.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet during the sessions OF
Court in the parlor Of the NJ. Z. Church
every Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
A congregational meeting will Dc nelo
in the NJ. E. church on "Wednesday
evening at quarter of eight O'Clock at
which time the pastor will read the
Bishops address to the general church,
all are invited.
Rev. NJ. A. Richards preached a line
sermon last evening from the 2lst verse
10th chapter of Marx. Zone thing thou
iackest'' was the the principal theme OF
the discourse, and the sermon through
out was listened to with marked atten-
tion. The Rev. gentleman makes COM
mandipg and attractive appearance IN
the pull pit. He is clear fluent speak
or and his oratorical powers are OF a
high order. He has announced to be.
gin next Sabbath morning series OF
sermon on the Lords prayer. The
public are cordially invited to at
tAnd.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
Localettes.

The Ksnnabec Ice Co is row coI'
with the exchange. Jac0 D r"s.'
call AL orders ny
phone for ice or coal will be pr
filed. 81
The anniversary Of Trinity =
School will take place Suudsy''"I
Burning Of brush in ths yala J
Joseph Teas Company caused 'N'
Of fire yesterday afternoon
A rs pound rock fish was III
Saturday.
Fred. Kilmn, who stole whes
Chalkley Harvey near Cnauu
was taken to Pennsylvania Oh
sition OH Saturday.
Mr.. J. G. Higgins, OF pelah
has three dogs entered for 1ns =
| open in New York city to-no'i
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
Condition 0f Peter wood,

Councilman Peter Wood, from the
Eighth Ward, residing at No. Sl2 Kirk.
wood street, was seized with bleeding
at the nose while standing at stall No.
38 in the Second street market house on
Saturday. The hemorrhage continued
several hours. Yesterday morning the
bleeding occurred again. Although
very weak at noon to, day, DR.. johnson
thinks him much better, and thinks i
his patient does not become excited he
will recover.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
FaiIUre OF BOSTON Brokers

John c. Watson and D. c. Weeks,
prominent stock brokers Of Boston, sus.
pended on Thursday, owing to the de
cline in Hartford aid Erie bonds, il
which they had largely invested. Wat
sons liabilities are estimated at abou
$3.50, 900. 1t is said that he has ar
ranged to dispose of the securities hel
by them which will enable him to re
sumo Immediately.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
Port Notes.

The margaret Platter" is unloading
at Weldin's wharf.
The "Mary f." is unloading sand at
Tatnall's wharf.
Arrived at the Third street wharf the
sc. L. Broom" loaded with peles.
Two steamers, thirty one tugs, three
schooners, six sloops, seven barges and
three mud scows passed Third street
bridge Saturday.
One steamer, tGo tugs, two schooners,
one sloop and three barges passed Third
street bridge yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
nelaware PedsEOSueS.

The first successful meeting Of the
Delaware Teachers Association was
held at Rehoboth late last Summer.
This year the prospect for a large at
tendance, at similar meeting is very
rood, The event will take place about
August Is. The Maryland State Teach
ers Association will meet at Ocean City
July 9th, 7th AMI Sth. Many Della
ware Teachers will attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
THIRD EDITION.
MARMONYIN gRERANKs.

What Mr. L. n Mills aays about the
Situation - He 10 Unbiased and
VIII act Fairly end Ina Favor OF
Unity
The REPUBLICAN, found Mr.. |. N
Mills, chairman of the Republican
State Convention in his office at the
P. W. & B. depot this morning, and
asked:
"What have you to say concerning
the appointment OF the State csntra
committee?"
~ have not made up my mind" an.
swered chairman Mills, "and before
reaching decision l will fully hear
all sides of the case. l will give
all chance to present their argument,
and will do all l can TO fully under.
stand the matter and to act in a man
her agreeable to ALL"
"What have you to say with refer
erence to the alleged factions existing
in New Castle County"
~ do not think there is any factions
here; ifthere is | would advocate that
they at once unite. 1t may be that
there is ill-feeling on account of the late
Convention, but l do not think that
this should cause rupture in the par
ty."
'You will, however, recognize the
parties who contendsd in that Conven-
ton ?"
81 shall sct for,,the Republican party,
and by my action in appointing the
State Central Committee, which you
have asked me about, shall endeavor
to harmonizs all differences that may
have arisen. But mark me while shall
do all | can to meet the appreciation Of
the party, and to smooth out all the
hard feeling, shall recognize the right
of ne man, no party, no clique to die
tate to me who l shall appoint, but I
shall use my own judgment, formed
after hearing all Sides"
"You think unity essential to sue
cess"
"0h yes: no one recognizes the value |
of harmony more than l do, and with |
solid front thsre is chance for vic
tory by the Republicans in the coming
contest"
VIEWS OF OTHER REPUBLICANS.
Leading Republicans of both sides in
the contest at the State Convention are
80 decidedly in favor of harmonious 40
lion and 60 conciliatory in their views
that the word "faction" Is almost ia
applicable in speaking Of the party.
Mr.. H. +. Pickles says the break is
small and that Mr. l. N. Mills can heal
It easily by appointing the State Gen.
.lal Committee without bias, and Sc
Getting none but men who will faith
'rlly represent the whole party. A
number Of others have been talked
With and all are of the same opinion.
That Mr.. Mills intends to make the ap- :
,ointments no one doubted before, and {
lis declarations made above serve 9
make doubt more groundless.