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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
indianapolis Finances.

indianapolis, 16.-The financial
situation has much improved to-
day. The runs on Rebinger 4
Fletcher and Churchman continue
this morning, but the number OF
people demanding money was anal.
Ter than yesterday, and the runs en-
tirely ceased by noon. It was feared
that country banks might become
alarmed and draw the balances held
by banks in the city, but all fears Of
danger from this source are now de.
layed. Letters have been received
from officers of country banks hav-
ing balances here expressing their
utmost confidence in the banks and
stating that they will draw as light
as possible on their balances. While
the feeling is still very nervous, con
fidence is steadily growing and from
the present outlook there Is nothing
to warrant the apprehension ofany
further troublewith the city banks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
4 Scientist ReCuted.

Baron Reichenbach declares that
sleeping with tie head pointed east
and the feet west is tantamount to
committing suicide. Well. if the
baron ever noticed a boy sleep with
his head bearing southeast half east.
one leg due north, and the other
bearing northeast as fsr as the knee.
and then heading due west. the left
arm south by west TO the elbow and
thence northwest, and the right ann
east northeast, he would aban ION all
theories about north and south slsep.
ing. Is there any creature healthier
than a boy sleeping or waking ?
Lieth boy awake all night with
troubled dreams and uneasv
thoughts? Go 10 the slug, thou ant.
herd, and learn to take things slow
and easy without reference to the
points or the ompass,-Hoacksye.
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Detaulter Nabbed.

st. Paul, 16.-Swsn the defaulter
in Northern Pacific treasurer's Office
YVES arrested at White Bear where
he went in q carriage and secreted
himself In the woods. He had ats
tempted suicide by an Overdose OF
morphine. The amount of default
diecloss d by examination of the
books tonight ia a fraction over
s.. 600. He will be brought here TO-
morrow for trial and be rrosecuted
to the full extent OF the law. Swan
was once wealthy, but lost his
money ny ds.aulL in New jersey
bank. he was specializing in Wall
street, by which he lost the CONF
pany's money.
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Blissful Cuba:

New Orleans, 16.-Priyate ad-
vi :es via Jamaica from the head
quarters Of the Cuban insurgents,
state that insurgents under conn
mand of Agusro undertook an ex-
petition against the plantations of
certain persons known to favor the
government, and although opposed
py strong detachment Of regular
troops, the insurgents, after q skirs
mish Of two hours dove back the
forces and burnt all buildings and
machinery on Santa Maria a. d La
Mercedes plantations. AT the same
time a band of insurgents in Sagna
district was attacked by q strong
force of government troops kno wn
as the San Domingo Vision
The insurgents being entrenched in
an almost impregnable position re-
pulsed the troops with loss u
three killed and iseveral casualties;
the Insurgents had one elightly
wounded.
The captain general of Cuba has
called a meeting of officers to con-
cert q plan for successfully encoun-
tering the enemy in the field.
Large numbers of troops are
lost or demoral'Zed by Guerilla war
fare; the insurgents divide into
small baDds, scatter over large terS
rltory and demorallze the regulars
by false alarms and FORGET marcbes
through swamps to find no enemy.
The formal presentation of the
flag sent by Ascalon division Of
Knights Of Pythias. Fort Dear
born division, Chicago, was celes
brated by a full dress parade ball in
the Spanish fort.
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The Bribery Case.

Toronto, 16.-The royal commits
sion took additional testimony to
day in the matter of the alleged
bribery to secure change in the
timber policy OF the government.
81. p. Dwight, general manager OIL
the great Western Telegraph Co.,
testi fed that he had destroyed The
papers he was asked to produce be
fore the police magistrate. 1t YVES
the custom to destroy such pspers
after keeping them six months; but
in this case he made an exception
and destroyed them himself obout
three weeks ago.s
R.Monk,la member.of Parliament,
testified that he was a conservative
whip last session. Three cauc ises
were held, no special committees
appointed nor were any minutes
kept. He never heard Kirkland or
Wilsinson's name broaght up at
csucusss.
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Foreign Notes.

Sligo, Michael Muldowney,
an ex-constable was sentenced to
death for assisting in the murder OF
Doherty, a farmer, in 1881, who was
guarding the residence Of Thomas
Henry.
Marseilles, $50 p. m. ,16.-Deaths
from cholera the past twentys
four hours, fiity.three. Total slnce
the appearance of the plague, SIS.
Paris, 16.-The Duke Of Chartres
started for Toulon to-day. He took
With him 1900 pounds $50, 0OO) as .
gift of the Comte de Paris and
family to the sufferers from
cholera. s
Visnna, 16.-A warrant has been
issued for the arrest of another
Mprmon. Thomas Liesinger, and
Hammer have disappeared, They
arrived from America the latter
part of November last.
Anarchists in prison make COM
plete confession, admitting they
were implicated in many murders
and robberies the past few months.
They say they were first induced 10
commit crime by reading in 1888 a
sheet called The Rebel in which a
secret anarchist ccmmi tee az psaled
fol funds.
Alexandria, Is. - Advices from
Abyssinia state that since the
favorable termination OF Admiral
Hewett's mission, King john, re.
lying upon the friendship of pros
testsnt powere, has prosecuted the
French Cath lie missionaries, whom
he dislikes. a numbe of mission
houses have been sacked and the
missionaries expelled.
Paris, 16.-2,500 troops will go to
Tonquin in August.
Havana. 16. - Bellino is elected
president of 6anto Domingo.
London, 16.-The Prince of Wales
has presented Captain James b.
Eads, the well-known American
engineer, with the Albert medal of
the Society Of Arts for 1884.
Paris, 16.-A dispatch from Pondi.
cherry, the capital Of the French
possessions in Indis, states that a
rocket exploded during the celebrs-
ton of the fall of the Bastile. The
building contained a large quantity
of fireworks, and a fearful explosion
resulted. Fifteen persons were
killed and many injured.
Pesth, 16. The trial Of 400 peas
ants tor completely in the anti
Magyar Escutcheon riots, in Sep
TENDER last, resulted in convic!ing
296, the remainder being acquitted.
Those convicted were sentenced to
Imprisonment from three days to
ten years.
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Ohio Democrats.

Columbus, Ohio, 15.-At meet
ing of Franklin County Cleveland
and Hendricks club, the hrst organ.
lied in the State. John g. ThOmp-
son president, kilograms were sent
to both Cleveland and Hendricks
that big effort will be made to give
them the electoral vote of the State,
and will advise the organization of
similar clubs in every county of the
State. Judge Thurman took part
in tie organization of the club and
delivered an address. There were
only seven members present al the
meeting, the dissatisfied element of
the Democratic State central com
mittee. No business was done for
want Of quorum. T. J. Cogsh,
chairman OF central committee, haa
agreed to call a meeting for July
20, when iG is stated all differences
will be adjusted.
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Casualties.

Chicago, I6.-It is reported that
the trestle work of the skating rlnE
in course of erection on west Waeh'
ington street near Curtis fell this
afternoon and instantly killed three
workmen,a land injured a dozen others
London, l6.-An express train on
the Manchester & Sheffield railway
vas wrecked to-day; five persons
we're killed and many injured.
Lat Tt is now reported that
twenty persons were killed.
stThe scenes underneath the bridge
after the train had fallen through
were terrible to witness. The car
riages were reduced almost to
splinters. The groans OF men and
the shrieks of the women and chill
dren were heartrending in the ex-
IRENE. Some delay was experienced
before the victims C uld be extri
Gated.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMMS.

London, 516.--It is runnored that
cholera is at Alexandria.
New York. 16.-The State green
back convention is called Tor New
York City, August It'll.
Washington, 16. = The, treasury
department issued to-day warrants
for the payment of nine millions on
account of pensions.
Boston, 16.-Gen. w. Flagg, secre-
tary Of the Republican State COM
mittse has resigned owing to his in
ability to nscientiously support
San Francisco, 16.-ATns frat car.
load Of California beer ever shipped
east went forward to-day, consigned
to Chicago. It was ordered on its
merits, due to the excellence Of Cali
fornia grown barley.
Boston, 16.-The Independents
here have chosen so delegates to the
National Independent conference ut
New York on the ed inst. Sym-
pathizers in other arties are asked
TO send representatives of their own.
Pittsburg, 16..-Prohibition com.
mites are busiiy at WORK preparing
for the national convention, 10 be
held next week. Secretary Swag-
ger says he has been advised of the.
election Of 600 delegates and slter-
mates and the number will be scon,
siderably increased.
New Orleans, 16-A duel with
short swords took place to-day lear
Gretna, bstween Capt. LaBfou and
Evsriste Poche, a brother OF Justice
Poche of the State Supreme Court.
POche received a flesh wound in
the thigh and the.affair was settled.
Senator Jno. F. Andrews. who lie
prominently named as the coming
candidate for Congress in the Fifth
district ann ounces that he shall bolt
the Republican ticket and support
Cleveland. He will resign his mem
ber-hip with Republican war / and
city committees S&
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When They Get There.

Washington, IS. Senator Pen
dleton who has just returned from
Chicago, wss seen to- night by an
Associated Press reporter and ex-
pressed himself as follows, con.
corning the declaration of the con.
vention on the question of civil
service reform: "Thst declaration
was satisfactory to civil service re-
formers and the nominations were
satisfactory to them. He said both
Cleveland and Hendricks were
strongly committed to reform the
civil service, and asked, WHO
could desire more absolute COM
INITIAL to the doctrines Of reform
than the acts of Governor Cleve.
land. and the. declarations Of Cover
nor Hendricks2'" Senator Pendle.
ton referred!to q speech by Governor
Hendricks In 1872 and his letter of
acceptance in 1875 in support of the
assertion that the Governor il
heartily in favor Of civil serviCe.re-
form. ~ +F5fi ~ ~
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Wallace as Chairman.

Washington, 16. The Star SAYS
the impression seems to be that ex.
Senator Wallace will be elected
chairman Of the National Demo
cratic committee. 1t is though:
Governor Cleveland prefers Man
ming of New York, but the under
standing is that he (Mann1ng) does
not want the position. He has
promised to devote his time to the
canvass and to aid the com mittee TO
he full extent of his ability, but
does not want to be the responsible
head. From good authority it is
learned that Randall forbids the use
Of his name. He viii not stand in
Wallacs'e way. At Chicago Ran
dali was ably and warmly supported
by Wallace, and it is said the formt r
will do ali he can to have the latter
inside chairman OF the committee.
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Aims for the Party.

New York, I6.AThe following
circular was issued to-day from the
headquarters of the Republican Ma
tional committee.
Dear Sir:-The pending 2. esiden.
tial campaign is of unusual import
anceito the country. Every Republi.
can is deeply interested in its result:
The national committee on behalf OF
the Reput lican party, desires TO
make it Justly vigorous and effective
and success certain In November.
Funds are required, however, to
meet the lawful anu proper expenses
Of the campaiga and to provide the
same, the committee finds itself de.
pendant upon the lberality OF sRe-
publicans to make such voluntary
contributions as their means VIII
permit, or as they feel inclined 20
give. You are. therefore respectfully
invited, as soon as you convenient
ly may, by draft on New York or
postal money order, to B. F. Jones,
chairman of Republican con, mlttee.
No. 242, Fifth Avenue, New York
City, such sum as you may desire
to contribute for the objects before
mentioned. A receipt for the same
will be sent by return mail. The
committee cheerfully calls attention
to every person holding any cfiee,
place or emolument under the
United States or any OF the depart
ments of the governmentto a pro-
vision OF an act OF Congress entitled
ian act to regulate and improve the
civil service of the United States"
approved Jan. 10th, 1888, and states
that its influence will be ex~
erted in conformity Herewith.
Respec fully, B. f, JONES,
Chairman.
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BeDjamin's Designs.

Chicago, 16.- Information has
been received from close frieds OF
General Butler by B. F. Sbively.
secretary to the anti-monopollst
committee. dispelliDg all doubts re-
garding ButleY's Candidacy for the
Presidency on an Indsp ndent
ticket, and stating definitely and
positively that he will run.
Shively, who is at the Briggs House
In this city, expressed the mot ab-
solute certainty that Butler will be
Candidate with the endorsement of
Greenbackers, anti Monopolists end
probably labor men. Butler, iefu-
sal at present to make public
statement, Shively said, is prrmps
ted by desire to first see what will
be done By the convention of labor
representatives to be hald al chi
ca : o Jolly Goth.
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Louisville Democrats.

Louisville, KY, I6.-The Demo
Gratis OF Louisville. to the number
of 5000, assembled in Court Place
this evening or the purpose of rati.
flying the Chicago nominations
Hon. Henry Watterson, speak
ing of the tariff plank,
sald the national committee which
lost us5 the election of 1880 by run
ming away from the issue of revenue
reform is not as it was then in the
hands of protectionists. Its power
is directed by the fine italian hand
Of r ,ndall which was put forth to
pack the platform committee in the
late convention. Through its agency
artfully employed the Democrats of
five Southern States were mis-.
represented on that COMMITTEES.
hence the disproporti,n which
appeared in Congress between the
followers OF Mr.. Randall and of the
followers af Mr.. Carlisle, and Nor
risson was not maintained In the
comm lttee. The conn itt 9 was in
point of fact nearly equally d.
vided, but it is fair to saw
it is true to say, that after two ex-
tremes had stripped the question
of surplusage, and laid down with
out disgrace the full measure of their
desire and the extent OF their
demand, It appeared that we
are not so far apart as we had
imagined we were, and there came
about a better feeling, and with it al
prospect Of agreement. The result
was that the sub committee OIL
eight which made the platform, sx-
cepting General Butler, arrived at a |
final decision, which carried not |
merely the judgment but the hearty
approval, OF each of the parties to |
1t. When the fight came In |
general committee the same feeling
arose, and q sharp contest was had |
on the propositions, the first being
to strike out the word "exclusiv ely"
from the declaration clause: and |
second relating to- the section |
Of a. permanent chairman |
to report the platform tol
convention. It was commended by
Mr.. Malcolm Hay of Psnnsylvanis |
and other protectionists who sup
ported him that the word "excluS
sively" was synonymous with the
word "only;;" nobody disputed this. |
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Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sanders. Whoa.
snop was burned on Tuesday morn.
ing, desire TO express their than.
a no1 only 10 those who assisted In
saving their property, but tn tb ~
KIND fritnds VIII have exnr rs sas
their sympathy bosd in words 9 a.
aVallab means. The blow IL q 's 90
we're one to the Sanders family Int
the substantial aid EXTENDED pbors
IN their misfortune causes Than M -
know that they have many avn
pathetic friends in the commn1itr
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders also wish r.
assert that the fire old not originals
IN their cellar, as stated in 9na ~
the city papers. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
Intelligence ONCE Roguery.

Eew York 1G-The mayor to-day
5egan an investigation N the chsrg-
es preferred by a morning news
paper against keepers OF intelligence
offices Of procuring girls for disrep-
Unable purposes. The newspaper
articles were written and the charg-
es made by Mrs. Eliza Archer, Cons
nor, of the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette. The lady testified to the
truth OF the statements in the news
paper articles. The keepers of seY-
eral intelligence Offices denied that
the charges were true.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
Origin Of Ammonia.

Ammonia is obtained in large guam
titles by the putrefaction of the
urine of animals Encyclopedia
Britannica.
Every housekeeper can test bak-
ing powder containing this disgust.
ing drug by placing a can of the
"Royal" or Andrews Pearl top
down on a hot stove until heated,
then remove the cover and smell.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia, Alum.
Lime, Potash, Bone Phospbates. II
is prepared by a Physician and
Chemist with special regard to
cleanliness and healthfuluess
Prove it by the above test.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
Is Cholera Being Imported
into the United States ?
Vienna Police Have Orders to
Arrest ALI Mormons.
A Circular From the National
Republican Committee.
The Daily Railroad Disaster
Twenty Lives Lost.
Business Failures.

New York, 16.-EdWard Yard, Jr
lace merchant 81 Leonard street as
signed this morning to Willard
Freedman and o. W.. Vsnoerpool.
Preferences sos, 90 The members
are Ed. Yard. Jr., VIM. NJ. y ard
and ]. o. Willis, rated at $4,000.
The schedule shows HespmaBn and
Alexander $4,000, o. III. Bogart
JF,, SO, 900; Gillard, White, Son &
Sc, ST. 90; notes discounted by the
Central National. SS4 600; notes same
$50, 600; notes digcounCed by the
Hanover bank $50 000. Total $780,
600. II is supposed the
total liabilities of the firm will be
about a million dollars. No other
Gwe can be given for the. failure
except the general depression of
trade and the difficulty of getting
single names discounted as the
banks.
The schedule in the assignment
@ Miguel Fernandez and Jose Sarez
Del Castillo, of the 6rm of Fernan-
Sez & Castillo, commission merch-
8nts, S5, Broadway, TO Walter r.
Legatt, filed to day, chow liabilities
$262,523; nominal assets, So, 1877.
The individual schedule of Fer2an-
de2 show his liabilities TO be ST.
$50; actual assets nothing.
Cincinnati, 16.-A dispatch from
@OntOn announces the failure of
Campbell & Sons, iron manufsc-
tNreFs ana places the Liabilities az
$500, eco; no statement OF assets.
Business men here cay the failure
has been expected, ard that the
@ampbeIls owned the M. Vernon
and Sarah furnaces and have been
running theW during the recent de-
preston in iron.
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The Texas Pacific.

Galveston, 16. = Breaks n. :,
Texas Pacific, east Of Ell p zoe
caused oy floods on the Rio Grsaas
have been repaired, and that
mas now resumed business to Ts1ee
fornia, Arizona, New Mexico al,
points in the Republic of Msv Sao
running both passenger and f saiuGfo
trains through Ell Paso. This igAt
also fora s q route to Baton P D. nne
making close connection in N fiTuge'
sippl Valley, giving all rail nn rSsls
from New Orleans to San Fra FRA, cGule
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
Cuban Business.

Havana, 16.-Letters from San
tiago de, Cuba describe the situation
there as being no better than here.
Failures, extra Judicial arrange
ments and liquidation in CONNER
cial circles follow each other in
rapid succession and the branch ofs
Zee of the Paris bank there refuses
to discount notes or advance money
on sugars. Accounts from Trinidad,
Cienfugos and other places on the
southern and northern coasts. show
an equally desperate condition OF
affairs.
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France and,China.,

Shanghai 16-The French Minis-
ter at Tien Tsin demanded the
Withdrawal of Chinese troops from
the frontier Of Tonquin, and the
payment Of the indemnity asked BY
France to day. This demand was
delivered to Tsung Ii Ham Ysmer
who rejected it. The time allo weG
China by France for compliance
with the terms offered expires on
July 10, and war is apparently in.
evitable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
Labor Troubles.

Columbus, 16.-Tronbles with
miners in Hooking Valley have
been in pr ogress for some time. At
New Straitsville to-day the entire
Pinkerton police force was arrested,
half for riot, and the others for uns
lawfully usurping the Office of con-
stable. Great excitement prevailed
during the preliminary hearing. AT
the request of defendants the case
was continued until Friday, the
men giving SO bond each. At the
close CT The trial an attempt was
made to get possession Of their
arms, but it was unsuccessful, the
Pinkerton men agreeing to discard
guns pending the trial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
Young Men, Read This.

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shall, Mich, offer to send their cele-
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Cholera.

Marseilles. 16.-Twenty deaths
from cholera last nignt.
Eight deaths from this morning
to noon.
ToUlon, 16.-Deaths from cholera
last night twenty-five, including
the wife Of admiral FIs9uel. NUM-
cipal councillor Allzard, attacked by
she disease last night, died this
morning. Rosseau, minister OF the
interior, and Harrison, minister Of
commerce, have arrived, They
visited St. Mardrier hospital.
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They Didn't Quarrel.

Pittsb1rg. l6.-Andrew Carnegie
a millionaire ironm aster, says the
report cabled from London in re-
gard to quarrel between himself
and his partner, Mr.. Storey, M. p,
who owns seventeen English news
papers, is untrue. Storey comea
here next month ON visit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
Cholera Importation.

Washington, l6.-The Treasury
department. has been informed by
one Of its agents on the Canadian
border that paper rage, supposed to
be collected in the cholera infected
districts of Egypt, Turkey and the
South of France, are being imported
into the United States through the
Canadian ports. They are distri-
buted as low grade, and are likely
to contain the germ OF the disease.
A large lot was recently shipped TO
this country from Liverpool.
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Hanged.

Natchez, Miss. Albert Miles
colored, who murdered his wife in q
fit of jealousy, in Sept. 1882, was
hung shortly after noon. He walk.
ed firmly to the scaffold, said but
little and after prayer, the trap
sprung.