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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-08
TELEGRAPHIC
"FHE JEANNETTE.''
No TracegsOf Lieut.. ChfpP's
Party.

Washington, Under date of IT.
kutske Siberia. December 8. 1882, Lieu
tenant Barber writes the secretary Of the
navy, giving detailed report of The OPP
erstions of his party in their search for
the missing people of the Jeanette,
At midnight on June 2Sd they left IT.
kutsk for the LensDelta arriving at Bu-
lun on July Sd. They took in the stores
left by Engineer Melville, and fitted out
four parties with native boats. Then
followed the chief incidents of the search
of the different parties from day to day,
the difficulties experienced from shoal
water, and the impossiDility of procur-
ing native guides. They were fire.
quently compelled to wade and drag the
boats for miles. On the morning Of Aug
ust 2Ist they reached Matrai, visited the
tomb of Lieutenant Commander De-
Long and companions, and put four
heavy bolts through the standard of
the arms of the cross, in accordance with
the request of Engineer Melville. Thence
the search was continued to the north
ward, and on the 31st they rerched the
spot where Lieutenant Commander
belong and party were found. Search
was made to see il anything
remained hidden under the snow,
Nothing of consequence, however,
was found. Returning, the party reached
Bulun on the 10Th of September. Here
the Jeanette party was placed in charge
of Ensign Hunt. The search was con-
tinued by Lieutenant Hartor and Mr..
Schulz on sledges. Lieutenant Asrbor
thon gives an account of the points
visited and the distances travelled, and
Dotes on the return to Bulun on the 9Th
of November, and adds: 81 regret to
state that no trace Of Chipp or his party
or his boat has been seen by US or any of
Inc natives. 1t is probsble that l COM
municated with every native of the Delta
and With those who we're nearest" The
balance of the report relH.es to the ar
engagements for the removal Of the
mains of Lieutenant Com msnder De
Long and party, and contains no inform
alton net anticipated by the telegraph.
Accompanying the report is 3 chart
showing the routes taken in the search.
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WIggius.

New York, Ut is a curious fact that
no outstanding Virgins utter collapse
last month as weather prophet, there is
widespread interest and uneasiness evil
dencsd in Geographic dispatches, espeoi-
aliv those reaching here from Canada
ard parts of New England respecting
his predicted hurricane Of the 9th. At
the signal Office here it is expected that
9th and 10th will be beautiful days,
and Virgins is totally discredited. What
mas become, they ask, Of The storm pro-
rhesied by him to STRIFE the Paeifc
coast last month?
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Dan Camerou's Disease,

New York, IA Washington special
says Senator Don Cameron starts to-day
for Chsrlest n, South CaFolins. accom-
panied bv Surgeon General Wales and
Senator Butter Cameron has peen in
poor health for several months. He is
suffering from fistula. Wales states there
IS very little hope for his recovery. The
doctors have been b. fled in checking
the disease, as Cameron. in the par
oxysms Of pain: will drink champagne
to deaden it. which sgRrsvstea the dis
ease, His friends do not expect he will
ever be able to resume his duties in the
Seusta
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Rnp,rsh Capitalists.

New York, 7.-G. P. Bevan, Of the
London Times staff, and an English
gentleman who is an agent for some
British cap alists, arrived on the Baltic
Yesterday, en- Tos55e Tor New Mexico,
Arizona and California, seeking mining
and ard stock raisrg investments. They
90 hy the Southern Pacific, returning
bere in abcat three months. The open
ng of the railroads into the southwestern
n.rritorIeF, they fny, has stimulated in
rest in that region among English
companies and capitalists seeking invest
meHts.
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BRIGHT's DISEASE Of the Kid
neys, Diabetes and other Diseases of
the Kidneys and Liver, which you
are being so frightened about, Hop
Bitters is the only thing that will
surely anu permanently prevent and
cure. All other pretended cures
only relieve for a time and then
make you many times worse.
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KjOO.

New York, Henry D. Kino, ar
rested in February in Salt Lake City,
and brought here chsrged with arson and
held for extrsditi to Great Britain was
to day released in the supreme court on
his petition that he is an American citi-
zen, innocent of the charge and detained
without evidence to wa rant l.. He was
granted writ of hobeds corpus return
able tomorrow.
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The French.

Paris, While CIemenceau was de-
l'veriEg speech in favor of the re-
vision OF the constitution, in the
Cham Der Of Deputies, he was seiz I'd with
nervous attack, and the sitting was sus-
pended three-Qusrters of an hour. Upon
resumption he completed his speech, but
appeared very i'll.
1t Is reported that the government is
determined To suppress the socialistic
dem nslrstlon which is advertised to oc-
cur Gu 90 the Espianade de Invslides, on
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Tn the Probate Court IN and for
Salt Lake County, Territory Of
Utah.
In the matter of the estate CT W, O.
Smith, deceased.

Pusuant to an order of said court in
said matter notice is hereby given that
Monday, the 18th day Of March a. D
1888, at 10 a m, of said day ct the Of
fee Of the Bon E las Smi.h, judge of
said court at his residence on North
Temple Street, between West Temple
and First West streets, Salt Lake City,
has been appointed by said court the
time and place for the hearing Of petit
ton Of Wilson Snail Smith praying for
the admission to probate OF a certain
document herewith filed puFporting to be
the last will and testament of w. O..
Smith. deceased, and that letters tesla
mentary issue to said petitioner, at which
tirae andplsce all persons interested may
appear aud oppose the probate of said
will.
Salt Lake City, February 18th, 1888
d. B 'CKHoLT,
Clerk Probate Court, Salt Lske County,
TT'qA
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Estate Of John P. Flynn, deceased,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned, executor of the es-
tate Of John ?. Flynn, deceased, TO the
creditors OF, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publ
cAtisn Of this notice, to the said WiIIism
81. Bird, OF his Office in Salt Lake City,
in the County of Salt Lake.
WILLIAM 81. BIRD,
Executor OF the estate of John P.
Flynn, deceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City, February
Goth, 1888. fell
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fEetting, so. often connected with
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Makes Collections, Remitting Pro
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WANTED,

WANTED, A PROTESTANT NURSE References reouired A Call morning evening. se10 If 497 CHAPEL STREET
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Ohio.

Fast Exhibition Rowing by Han1an.
 CINCINNATI, Sept 1.-The Enquirer re- gatta took place to-day on the Ohio river in the presence of 8 crowd of about 15, 900 peo- pie. The first heat with Weber, Briceland, Plaisted, Weisgerber, Priddy and Hosmer re- suited as follows: Hosmer first in p min utes 10 seconds, Priddy second in p minutes Is seconds, and Briceland third in 22 minutes 42 seconds. In the second heat the fol- lowing started: Ritz, Lee. Knocke, Layber- ger and Riley. Ritz finished first in 22 minutes 27 seconds, Ice taking second place h g minutes 27 IA seconds, Layberger third in 22 minutes 27 3,4 seconds. The final and decisive heat comprised Hosmer, Lee, Layberger, Priddy, Ritz and Briceland. It resulted in Hosmer winning first place in p minutes, Lee second in p minutes 10 seconds, Layberger third, Priddy fourth, no time of the latter two taken At the close of the race Hanlan appeared on the river preparatory to his exhibition scull over the same course. After some slight delay he got away amidst shouts and cheers from the crowd. He covered the entire course in twenty minutes 47f seconds, beating Hos- mer's best time by about two and half min utes. The course was two miles with a turn. The weather was pleasant although little chilly.
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Missouri.

Husband's Mad Acts-shOoting Two
 Persons and Cutting His Throat.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept 11.-Meagre information through police sources was furnished late last night of one of the most bloody trage- dies that have occurred in this city for long time. Henry B. Blessing, an engineer resid. ing at No. l, ,451 Cass avenue, made mur- derous assault upon his brother-in-laW about 11:30 o'clock, firing several shots at him, which will prove fatal. Blessing then fired two shots at his wife, both of which struck her, inficting dangerous wounds. The in- furiated man then escaped from tho house and eluded pursuit for an hour, when he was found in the garret of his house with his throat cut from ear to ear, but was not dead. He was taken to the dispsnsary, where he attempted to explain his acts, but could not talk, his windpipe being nearly severed. He was taken to the hospital, whore his wounded wife and brother-in-law had already been removed, and where they now lie in very critical condition. No explanation of the affair has yet been ob- tained, but it is supposed to have originated in family quarrel and in a fit of insane jealousy.
 Thielmsn died. this morning. Blessing may recover. Mrs. Blessing will recover.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-12
Apesperats Glove Fight.

 NEW YORK, Sept 11.-A desperate fight with gloves between Tom Allen of this city
 and Ed Corners of Troy took place early this
 morning at well known sporting house in
 Blocker street. Allen weighed 131 pounds
 and Corners 15O pounds. Steve Taylor and
 Johnny Reilly oficiated ss seconds for Allen,
 while Corners, who was the favorite and
 confident, was looked after by Tom Collins
 and friend. A Well-known west side sport
 officiated as referee. Contrary to the expec.
 tation of the large crowd present Allen from
 the first forced the fighting and Corners was terribly punished. Allen knocking him com-
 pletely silly in the fourth round. Corners came up very groggy in the fifth round and the fight would have ended there and then
 but for a mistake oI the part of the time keeper, who called time too soon. In the sixth and last round Allen could have given Corners the knock out, but did not seem de- sirous of punishing his opponent any more than necessary and having held out the six rounds was apparently satisfied with having defeated his man and won the purse. The agreement was that Corners had to stop or knock Allen out in six four minute rounds, QaoeusburV ruIAs fnr &1OO
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-12
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The remains of seven more victims of the Walnut street fire at Cincinnati were found yesterday, thus completing the list of the lost, nine in all.
 While attempting to ford Pigeon river near Marshall, N. C., yesterday, James Payne and one Johnson were both drowned. They had spent the day in debauch in Tennessee.
 It is reported that Mrs. E. Manson and Son, owners of the Bay View House, Ferry Beach, and managers of the Ocean House, Old Orchard, and Augusta House, Augusta, Me, have failed for 8 large amount.
 Base ball yesterday: At Providence, Prov idence T. Detroits O; at Boston, Bostons 3, Chicagos 2; at New York, Bufalos 4, New Yorks 1 i; at Philadelphia. Clevelands 4, Phil adelphias (game called in the second inning on account of rain); at Cincinnati Cincin- natis 7, Alleghanys 2.
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Massachusetts.

Collision With a Telegraph Wire.
 TAUNTON, Sept. 11.-George Haokett of Fiticut while riding along Dean street this afternoon was caught by a telegraph wire lying across the way. The wire struck his mouth, lifted. him of his seat, slipped out of his mouth and carried away the top of the buggy. Hsckett lost two teeth and gashes were cut on each side of his mouth.
 Telephone Companies Vote Against Com
 solidat1On.
 LOWELL, Sept 11.-At meeting of the Suburban Telephone company, held this morning, it was voted to abandon the scheme for consolidation of the New England con- panies, and it was also voted to increase it's capital to $175,0O0 for construction pur- poses. The Bay State Telephone company has taken similar action in regard to 6 con solidation and has voted to increase it's capi tai to $20O.O00. Both companies report Q large increase of business in their territory.
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MARYLAND,

A Tremendous Hurricane on Ghe Coast
 BALTIMORE, Sept 11.-To-day's Oriols pro graume has been postponed until to morrow owing to the indictment weather. The Balti more signal service office was besisged to-day, and it was learned that the indications point. ed to continuance of the rain until to.mor. row evening, when it will probably clear A despatch received this morning from Cape Henry says: A tremendous hurricane is driving along the Atlantic coast and has reached here. The velocity of the wind is fifty miles an hour.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-12
A Live manIna Morxue.

CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-A man named Louis Lacy entered street car yesterday in a drunken condition and refused to pay his fare. The conductor threw him of the plat form, and, seeing he did not move, told the driver to whip up, and the car rattled away, a1d the conductor escaped. The police pa trol was called, the body was put into 2 wag- on, taken to the morgue, and placed on ice, while large force of police was sent in search of the fleeing conductor. After being 8 short time on the ice the body began to show signs of life. and in course of half an hour Lacy was able to walk to the police station Examination showed that he was not serious ly hurt, and that his state of temporary coma was due wholly to liouor
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-12
The Fury of a woman seornea.

CAIRO, Sept. 11.-Last night a colored wo-
 man named Kate Colton, who had a spite
 against Ali. Miller because he would not
 marry her, went to the house of Miller's
 father-in-law and asked for cup ef coffee and none being already made she volunteered to make potfull in order to get one herself. She was granted permission and after making it she left the house saying she would return soon for cup. Not returning the family finished cooking supper and sat down to eat In @ short time they were all taken sick and is very low and Ali. Miller and his father-in- law, Lewis McMurray, are very i'll. Dr. SuI- ivan was called and declared that they had all been poisoned. Kate Oolton was arrested, took poison while in jail and will probably die.
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8sd Gstats.
FOR RENT.

fk TO quiet gentleman one or two furnish. Ei9 ed front rooms in brick house, pleasantly IAL located in the center of the city. Enquire at s11 If - 0---'-> D
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NEW JERSEY.

She Couldn't Boar the Disgrace.
 ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 1.-The body Of Mrs. Paul Hambrick was found on the beach to-day. The remains were clad only in 8 night dress. Recently tho lady's husband was forced to leave the city on account of his alleged familiarity with several young girls and Mrs. Hsmbrick, learning of the stories concerning her husband, disappeared. When her body was found to-day 1t was con- cluded she had committed suicide She was an estimable lady of about forty years
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NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.

The Circuit Races at Providence. PROVIDENCE, Sept. 1.-The opening of the grand circuit races at Narragansett Park to- day was fairly attended, 1,5Oo being present. The track was magnificent and remarkably the first two heats were taken by Msxey Cobb, the next three by George V.; time 2:23, 2:21f, 2:2O, 2:244, 2:26. In the 2:24 class Louise took the first two heats, Sleepy Joe the third and fourth heats, Howard Jay the fifth. Darkness then caused postpone msnt until Wednesday at p. n. Time, 2:224, 2:224, 2:22f, 2:22, 2:23. Westmont and Richbal paced heat in. 2:19 failing to break the record.
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Name.

School Girls Freak-sho ElOPes and
 Goes West With . Married Man.
 BANGOR, Sept. 11.-Last week E. Hamor, proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel, Bar Harbor. sent his daughter, aged seventeen, to Bucksport seminary. Saturday she failed to return home at the proper time and investi- gation showed that she had eloped with Louis Cornish, aged twenty-five, a common wharf laborer who has a wife and boy of five years Cornest took his family to his wife's home, at Veazis, on Friday and met Miss Hamor here Saturday morning, so it seems the elopement was carefully planned. They bought tickets for Boston and it ia thought have gone West Miss Hamor is a handsome girl and has always borne a good character. Cornish. is 8 glib talker and a man of progressing appearanca.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-12
schaefer Attacked by Cowboys.

CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-There is great excite
 ment in local billiard circles over the report
 ed disappearance of Jacob Schsefsr, who &C., cording to dispatch was attacked by cow boys en route to Denver after the Knights
 Templar conclave. Slosson is here to play
 Schaefer. The latter's sister received a dis
 patch last night from Colorado Springs say ing "Jake is hurt, but not badly"
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The Find Made bv m,r.-..

CONCORD, Sept. 11.-While a number of miners were prospecting near here they found near the mouth of long deserted shaft of gold mine the skeleton of a woman The clothing was still on the bones and from the quality of the cloth and the presence of diamond ring of some value 1t is thought the bones are those of some lady of means, but who the person can have been is profound mystery.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK. Sept. Il Arrived the General werds1 from Bremen. the Arcadia from Geneva, the Vice. roy from New Castle Sailed. the Arizona for Liver pool, the Persian Monarch for London.
 Plymouth-The servia from New York for Ham burg passed the Lizard.
 Queenstown-Arrived the oity Of Montreal from New York.