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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
The Events of American and
Foreign Lands
A CHRONOLOGICAL CHAPTER.
What Occurred on This And the Other
Side the Atlantic During the
Year 1856.
January.
dollar fire in Detroit.

million dollar fire in Detroit.
Floods destroy 5000 900 worth Of
property IN Pennsylvania. Gen. Sheri-
dan proposes 10 give 800 acres 10 each
Indian family.
5.-The new Edmunds bill comes
before the Senate. 4 plan for a national
university started.
The Eimunds bill discussion con-
tinued; Morgan mad over II. List Of
House committees published. Sarah
Ailhea Hill marries JUDGE Terry.
S.-The new EdmuUds Dill passes the
Senate, 80 20 Z. Billiards, snow aud
distress reported an the east.
9.-Teruble storms east.
Morgan offers = resolution in the
Senate, re.ating 10 the trustees provided
Tor IN the Utah bill. Continued cold
snap.
l2.-The silver bill IN Congress. The
steamer Hyif3H Castle WTesked.
"A brave engineer saves a New
YORK q Long Island train. Five hun
dred cigar makers in New York 90 out
on g strike.
I5.-Republican Senators crowding
the President. Cleveland co. tlreaNned
with q water famine
16.-Miss Bayard, daughter OF the
Secretary Of Stale, dies sCdderlv.
Senate. Many miners entombed in
Nanticoke mine. Pa. Summary OF Gull
lom' : new Utah bill published.
2l.-DisastroUs avalanche At Maroon
Pass. The Queens speech read 20 Par
Lament. Severe storms on the Pacific
Coast.
22.-Appalling mine disaster at New
burg, ". Va. Maud Miller's Chicago
existence made public.
23.-CleYeland gives his views on the
eight-hour law.
PA poor house at Jackson, Mich,
burned with five inmates.
25.-Greece will not disarm.
21.-SpeecheS in the Senate eulogistic
of Hendricks. = $3.50. 900 ire in Pnila-
delphia.
2S.-The Dakota admission bill in
Congress.
29-Serious collision on the 3. Il o.
30.-Ine Range Rulers" meet in
Denver.
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May

Civil service law debated in the
House. Freight handlers strike in
Chicago. Boutwell, addresses the House
I judiciary committee against the Ed
munds bill.
2.-POstOifice appropriation bill up IN
I the Senate. Baskin before the House
I judiciary committee in favor OF the
Edmuuds bill. Chicago strikers parade
I jeff. Davis goes from Atlanta 70 Savan-
nah. receiving great LOuors en- route.
serious riot IN Chicago, caused BY
strikers.
5-The trouble IN Chicago declared
worse than the Commune. Inter
State commerce bill before the Senate.
Arguments on the Edmunds bill closed.
CO. 2. brakemen' strike at Chew
enne ended. Majority OF the House
judiciary committe report against the
proposed woman Suffrage amendment
TO the Constitution.
Mrs. Newman, of the Utah Indus
trial Home, before the Senate commit
tee on education and labor. Massing OF
troops on the Grecian Turkish frontier.
S.-Cleyeland vetoes two pension bills.
Apache war in full blast. Cincinnati
adopts precautions against Anarchists.
9.-FOur lives lost in an accident on
the Fort Wayne road. Fishing vessel
adams seized by the Canadian authori-
ties.
II The Chinese indemnity before
the Senate. Another cyclone at Joliet.
Ills.
Industrious floods in Ohio. Thirty
thousand clothing makers locked out in
Chicago.
li.-Lingg, the Chicago bomb-thrower
arrested. James Walker. Ohio miser,
dies leaving $4,000. Tornado in Ohio,
very destructive OF property.
l5.-Big anti-hOme rule demOnstra-
ton in London. Alderman Jaehne, y.
Y, found guilty.
ls.-Maxwell, st. Louis, on trial for
numbering Preller. Dynamite explo-
sion in Orangeyille, Ont.
19.-EI-President Arthur reported
sick.
2O.-Stay of proceedings granted in
the Jsehne case.
2l.-Tucker's new Utah measure re-
ported to the House. Bloodless battle
on the Greek frontier. Minister Pendle-
tons wife dies, \. Y. New Greek
ministry formed.
22.-Free ship bill discussed in the
House. The fishery dispute waxing
warm. Big FIRE az Green River.
25.-Big hOme-rule demonstration in /
Chicago. Toronto under mobrule. !
Knights OF Labor convention begins at |
Cleveland. Gladstone creates cOnster- |
nation By resigning.
26.-Chinese emigration bill up in the |
Senate.
27.-Herr Most on trial In New York |
for Anarchism.
2S.-Pennsylyanians break up a Nor |
mon missionary meeting. near Eayetie /
City. Herr Most found guilty o. mis- I
demeanoT.
Memorial Day in New York 1
gr4ndly observed; i'm nense procession. /
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March.

President Cleveland states the
question involved between him and the
Senate. Edwin Booth denies being
drunk. Representative WOODBURY., OF
Nevada, introduces another outrageous
anti Mormon bill.
2-The education bill 10 in the
Senate. The President wants fairness
for the Chinese.
3.-The Champion Reaper Works.
Springfield, o., discharges several hun
bred knights OF Labor.
4.-DiSgrsceful scenes in New York.
as q result OF the car drivers strike
police out in full force. Labor troubles
reported in Ohio.
5.-Strike OF Texas Il Pacific hands.
The education bill passes the Senate.
6.-Strike at the Studebakers.
S.-Senator Miller. of California. dies.
Monarch docks, Jersey City. burned
Strike on the Missouri Pacific.
9-Edmunds talks OF civil service
reform. Willie Sells, g boy, commits Il
triple murder at Usage Mission. Kansas.
l0.-InvestigauOn OF the pension
bureau begun.
n.-Dement confirmed.
l2.-Ford and Murphy hanged st New
Orleans, while under the influence Of
beiisdonna.
lS.-SenatorMIIler's funeral. Bigistrike
IN Clearheld, Pa. Daring and bloody
express robbery on Chicago. Rock
Island Il Pacific Railroad.
lo.-dat a dozen strikes re ported.
JACK Dempsey knocks out Marine.
One hundred thousand dollar oil burn
Al Toledo. Texas & Pacific road re-
opened. Steamsr Oregon sunk by a
schooner, on Sadly Hook.
Ioc;-Increase of pensions bill passed
the Senate; il goes 10 the President.
H'-Fearful tragedy stCarrollton, La,
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-. ~ the Japanese MikadO and

Uncle of the Japanese MikadO aud
I've in salt Lake.
suite 1 rss defense in the Pearson case
20 Report received of the death OF
opens s.tisrew. Of the Utah Commits
Coz. George B. Wallace, arrested
ulis,,yiIs'r ful cohabitston. pleads guilty
70, u Immediately goes before the Grand
JGI-! 'r,.a7i-y interposed in the Pear
,-i,f. Thomas Butler. secondhand
s soLI,s- held for unlawful cohabitation.
ds ~ democrats ratify Col. Ferry s
--,,naTion Tor Congress. Thomas
5 5.-is- heli in 5000 bonds for polyg-
s- 55ii.sam levy, IN his suit against the
- for damages, raises his loss from
'a51j5hn c Gray gets $50 6ne and SIX
-.I,rhs Imprisonment for unlawful
- 5ststion Herm Il Grether, i've
cCTnts. pleads no guilty; John 2. Nor
.,eTseD. three counts. the same; II II.
aqwtborne given more time TO plead.
= B. Wallace. two counts. pleads not
unity: Bishop L. d. Mousley, three
cunts. the same plea.
gI-Wad El Ward, from Palestine,
speaks il the Tabernacle.
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in which ten negroes were killed and
three wounded.
1s.-Alderman Jaehne, New York,
arrested.
10. %. o. Howard appointed to the
Pacific Coast.
2O.-Germanv wants war.
PA desperate devil named Edward
Johnson kills three men, in Burt
County. Neb., and is himself killed.
% The Senate passes the land bill.
24.-Decrees OF The Plenary Council
issued in a 4O0-page pamphlet.
2i.-The civil service commission
report TO Congress. Secretary Manning
sick.
26-Ingalls goes after the President.
% The big strike over. Big riot in
Belgium.
Slogan on his ear about what
Teller said Of the army bill. Disastrous
Key West FIRE.
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ELECTIONS throughout the States;
/ Democratic losses al over; Hewitt
elected Mayor OF New York.
3-Fatal fire at Lagoon, Ind.
carlisle, whose election was
/ doubtful. declared elected after ell. The
/ Bar hold sts.Ge delegation cal On The
President.
5-More earthquakes in the south.
George ". Baxter appointed Governor
Of Wyoming.
9-National Prison Reform Assoc:a-
| ton assemble at Atlanta, Ga. Gideon
). Tucker says ne cant atJrd 70 be z
rascal.
Lawrence Donovan jumps from
the Niagara suspension bridge
S-The 200th anniversary o. me
founding Of Harvard College observed.
Bulgaria in state OF seige.
S-Fortheringham, the Adams eL-
press messenger. indicted. a threatened
disturbance at the Lord Mayors Gee
bration, London. checked BY the police.
1O-For participating IN the recent
Spanish revolt, go persons are in
prisOned for life. Samuel Purple. mur-
derer OF family, lynched at Jettnore,
rs. The S9Oranle decided 20 elect
Waldemar, third son Of tie King Of
Denmark. 20 the Bulgarian throne. i
cigar box factory in philadelphia blown
uP and burned, injuring many en-
p-Oye S.
1.-THE New York bribers ar-aiyned
and plead not guilty.
l2-Flood and tidal waves IN France.
i3-Paddy Ryan knocked out by sui
Ivan in san Francisco. The PACKERS
strike N Chicago declared Of.
15-COnventiOn Of veterinarians n
Chicago. Scheme for Rio Gra1de So
ialistic Confederation made public.
l7-Fourth annual banquet Of the
lroquois Club a blizzard creates
havoc il the eastern States.
IS-The British Cabinet preparing q
new Irish land oil. Destructive wind
N Connecticut. Ex-Presideu. Arthur
dies suddenly az his home IN New
York.
19-Triai Of Boodler McQusde n pro
gress IN New York. Several wrecks
and loss Of life on Lake Superior. Cd
munds explains his position y the last
Presidential campaign.
23-ROrtuguese q. Durham XIII the
collector. jury in the NcO-aGe trial
fan 70 agree, 70 3. II. Il. Horie, OF
the Gould system. dies.
25-Lord Colin Campbell begins his
divorce silt. Fatal casualty n 2 Pen
nsylTauia coal mine. 4 nan named
COncUoine murders a family named
Poe, and burns them, in KrOx County,
Ky.
THE horse Harry Wilkes wins
5000 IN 5 tro- ~ san Francisco.
3-Wilhsm kurny leaps win suici-
dal intent from Brooklyn Bridge. but IS
saved.
30-The International Range AssOcia-
ton petition the President fOr legisla-
ton against cattle contagiOc. John
Dillon brought in.o court.
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June

debate on bome-rule resumed Il the
Commons. Edmunds' Utah bill before
the House judiciary committee. Lend
forfeiture and bankruptcy bills up in
the Senate. John Kelly, Tammany
boss. dies.
2.--uIlom Introduce afre3olution in
the senate, proposing q constitutional
amendment against poolygamy. Oieo-
margarine bill before the House.
President Cleveland and Miss Frances
Folsom married. Herr Most and his
pals 60 up for nine months.
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October.

Lord LonsdaIe figures n a pretty
actress scandal Sherman gives his
silver views; he favOrs stopping coinage.
4 lynching bee az Steelevilie, No,
spoiled by the interference Of merciful
citizens.
3-Gladstone talks 70 the Irish
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session OF the tenth annual convention
OF knights Of Labor begins az Rich
mand, Va.
5.-Henry George accepts the nomi-
nation for mayor Of New York. p.
Wallace, murderer Of 3 family Of Eve,
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The December events-loeaI z-d gen
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month. making the years history com
plete.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-11-11

by blow on the head with c'nb and
two pistol shots, one back ct he righ' ear,
the other in the forehead directly be-
tween the eyes. inflicted BY the hands Of
john Wentworth, now deceased. We
further find that Clifford Beman was
present and assisted in secreting the
body Of John Haberly, jr., and find him
guilty rs an accomplice, that we the
jury find said blow and pistol shots were
inflicted wilfnlly and nalic,ously.
In testimony whereof the said jurors
have herennto eet their hands this 9Th
day OF November, 1886.
r. J. McHraH.
n M. NOOK.
p. I. SRARLR
Attest:
J. j. CLEMNER,
Coroner Of Howard County. Iowa.
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A Deliberately Planned and a
f3rutally Executed Murder.

The evening OF the 10 OF June.
John Haberly aged about % years
came to Cresco from the home OF
his parents, three miles south.
About ten o'clock he was waited
upon by Robert Despard who shaved
him. Soon after he left and accor-
ding to the confession OF Clifford
Beman was met by himself and a
companion. who dealt IA murdereus
blow to Haberly, when he was load
cd into his own buggy driven to y
secluded spot, handkerchief
stuffed in his mouth that his groans
might not attract attention, thrown
out and dragged into the brush like
. dog, held up and two bullets shot
into his brain. There his inhuman
murderers left him food for crows
and buzzards.
Then to divert attention from this
most inh uman and brutal murdes
his horse was driven to Ridgeway,
tied in an obscure place ;.s though
the victim Of their crime had tied
It there and fled the country.
The appeal OF the agonized par
ents through the press of the state
and county for their lost boy brought
no contrition.
On Friday last his bleached skele-
ton was found by DeGroff boy who
was hunting and stumbled upon it.
The father OF the victim was sent
Tor and from the fragments of
clothing that covered his fleshless
bones and from his watch left on
his person he was fully identified as
the long lost dearly loved son.
Then began the Coroners inquest
with NJ. NJ. Moon, p. I. Searles and
RI. McHugh as a coroners Jury.
Circumstances pointed the unerring
finger of certainty to Beman, who
was taken into custody and held as
an important witness.
On Monday morning he appeared
before the coroner and the jury and
made . confession rs follows, upon
which the coroners jury make their
finding as published below:
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Private Sale Of Cattle and Horses.

Twenty five work horses, brood
mares aud colts, will be sold on time
for approved notes or for cash.
Thirty high grade cows and heif-
ers in calf, by thorough bred Short
Horn bull.
Ten head thoroughbred Short.
Horn cows and haifers.
Two thoroughbred Short. Horn
bulls.
A lot Of farm machinery, wagons,
and harnesses. will also be sold ut
private sale and time given. on ap.
proved notes,
To See the stock 0r tyr terms ap.
ply on my farm six miles East OF
( resc",in Oil"ans township. or ad.
dress, GiLaERT WAr1os,
6x p5eseo, lows.
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CORONER'S REPORT AND YER
DICT.
STATE OF Iowa,
Howard COUNTY.

Nov. 3, 1875.
At an inquisition holden at Cresco, in
Howard county, Iowa, on the 5th, 9th and
Sth days of November, 1856, before ]. J.
Clemmer, coroner Of said county. upon
the body OF John Haberly, j., there lying
dead: by the jurors whose names are
hereto subscribed. The said jurors upon
their oaths uo SAY:
That John Haberly, jr., came to his
death at Cresco, Howard county. Iowa,
on Saturday, June 10, 1886, between the
seuys st aiss spd twain e'qaaek ?. N
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Coroner Of Howard County. Iowa.
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CLIFFORD BEMAN'S STATE.
MENT AND CONFESSION.

@. Do you wish to make another
statement than the one you made to
this jury before.
A. Yes sir / do. 1t was my in
tention when left Walton's to g.
to Gre SEQ. think left there about
8 o'clock; came to Cresco on hors.
back. / went up and hitched my
horse behind Lyons s. McHnsh'>
barn. l went around town awhile
and came back to Bob D+spard's
Barber Shop there was S or 8 ahead
I left the barber shop anu
OF me: stopped aud waited for
my turn; alter / got shaved
took walk up town toward the
Mason House, then turned around
and came down the street again.
When l got back most u the stoies
were shut up, l passed the barber
shop and went down to the corner
there I met two boys Haberiy and
Wentworth, the three Uf Us started
down toward Lyons & Mchugn's
machine shop; when we got down
there as far as The corner between
the machine shop and the Office
John Haberly said lets go and take
q drink, we went back in the ma
chine shed and took Il drink Of whis-
ky, I stepped one side to make
water. just as was turning around
again John Wentworth struck John
Haberly and he tell to the ground.
@. Was there any conversation
between them?
A. Yes sir they We're jangliDg
about something, l guess they were
quarrelling about something that
occurred at the daace ut kllngles,
/ said my god you have killed
John, he said nothing for a minute
Iproposed to get out OF there as
soon as We could.
@. How did you feel at that time?
A. Very scared, / dia'nt kno"
what to do hardly. Proposed ~
take the body somewhere, SO ! gol
John Haberly's holse aud drove up
John Wentworth picked John Ha-
berly up and put him into the buggy
/ held John Haberly till John Went
worth got into the buggy, then he
took hold OF John Haberly and /
drove the horse, he told me to GO
down that way. Down b, The old
sand pit; ] Went that way when
got down there, said to him you
have gone far enough, l stopped tn.
horse and cramped the buggy ana
John Wentworth got ont OF the
buggy he took John Haberly in his
arms and took him Into the brush,
after he got III there I heard two
shots fred, he says l have got him
sure now. l drove around aud liz
GOT back into the buggy, when he
got back into the the buggy drove
back to where my horse was hitcl Ell
I asked him what / should do with
the horse, he said be didn't care SO
/ got him out OF town; he unhitched
my black horse and handed the
rum strap to me-, took it aud start.
cd. where to l didn't know. I got
down as far as Norton's, saw a
team ahead OF Inc, il Was Frank
Walton, knew it wouldn't do to
follow him up, 60 I turned there at
N0rton's and went south, when got
20 the next turn went east, then II
turned again south. thought I
might be seen SO took the horse to
Ridgeway; when got the horse 70
Ridgeway tied his horse and got
q nv horse and got back to John
Walton's, I went into the barn and
went to bed.
Q. I suppose you laid on the hoy?
u yes pjs In one Of tho stalls.
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A. 1t wasn't Is minutes or twenty
somewhere along there.
q. Did you hear the converse
ton N there while you were drink
ing there
A. Yes sir.
Q. State it as near as you can?
A. It was just about what hap.
pened at Klingle's dance; some of
us boys Went out to drink, John
Wentworth came around and want
a drink Of whisky; John Haberly
said / won't give the son OF bitch
4 drink, he wouldn't give me any II
he had any, Isaid / will give him u
drink, and I took out my bottle and
gave him drink, that Is all there
was said.
B. Do you remember what night
that dance was at Klingle 8?
A. No sir ! dn'nt,
@. Abou. how long previous to
this Saturday night that John Ha.
berry was killed.
A. / can't tell.
Q. Was II month, or was it
longer to the best Of your reccol-
lection?
A. Idon't know lam sure, have
no idea how long it was.
@. 1t was this summer?
A. Yes sir.
@ Wasn't John Haberly and Miss
Walton ut this dance?
4, ~ OH, they ssya.
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TAX SALE.

STATE or Iowa,
HOWARD COUNTY.
Office or County Treasurer.
Notice i hereby given that on the first Monday
in December 4. d. j. g. At the Office Of the Treas
urcr ot said county. all lands. town lots. or other
real prod rty on which taxes remain due aud ni.
paid any year years prior 10 Is 9. Will he offer.
ell at public sale for the total am unit OF taxes. in
terest and cost due and unpaid thereon. Said sale
TO commence at o'clock a. m. OF said day. ana
continue from day To day until all OF such real
property sail be sold.
The following list contains description of the
several parcels Of real property TO be sold for the
delinquent taxes Of Is and such other real prop
erty that has not been advertised for the taxes Z.
previous years. or on which taxce remain due.
P.T. SEAkLES. ounty Treasurer.
INaAn NAy 4 I
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Rev. DR.. Leonard w. Bacon pro.
Tets against taking our teachers OF
public morale from the cutters. the
gambling rooms, and the brothels Of
the country, The protest Is timely
and good. Soiled-dnves. reformed
drunkards and gamblers are well
enough Ii their place, and their place
ought to be seeking seclusion from
the gage OF honest men and women
instead I parading their crimes an'
vices before the world. Hero wo'
ship 81 such characters IL partially
at fault fcr tho murders and rot
cries that anrai our peopl. t''r''s'
o.. sh1 length end tsesdfh Of "
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NsAE
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E.telefOy.'S .v'OliCc.

Estate OF Mathew Martin Deceased
Notice Is hereby ven. that the subscriber
has been duly appointed Exeutifx TO the e..
tate OF Mathew Martin. late OF Alton twp, In
the county Of Howard state OF Iowa. deceased
teState. and has taken upon herself that trust
~ giving bonds AZ the law directs. All persons
having demands upon the Estate OF the said
deceased are required 10 Exhibit the same. and
persona indebted 10 the said Estate are called
to make payment to MARI MARTIN.
- Executrix
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