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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-21
EE-Pre,ident Arthur's Funeral

HAsHIseros, November 2o.-speaker
carlisle has designated the following
representatives as committee to rep
resent the House at the funeral of Ex-
PRESIDENT Arthur: Frank Hiscock.
CHAIRMAN, A. S. Hewitt, W. d. Kelly,
W. d. Springer, Thomas B. Reed, EOlin
heuborp, w. p. Phelps, G. G. Mars
ton, John ID. Long, Daniel Ermentrout.
ROBERT X. Hit, B. wilkins and Joint.
heard- General Clark has notified the
members of the committee of their ap-
pointment, and has requested them TO
meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at Q
O'Clock tomorrow. Sunday night.
Messrs. Springer. Wellborn, Matson.
Hit. Wilkins and Heard, who are now
In Washington, leave for New Ysrk to-
morrow afternoon, at u 30 O'Clock.
NEW YORK, November 2Q.-The final
arrangements for the funeral of ex-
President Arthur were completed 10.
night. No one will be permitted to enter
the house on, Monday morning except
the pal-bearers and members of the
FAMILY. At $50 o'clock the body will
De taken to the church, admittanee to
the church being by cards. after the
services military guard, in command
OF General Schofeld, viii pre-
cede the hearse and carriages TO the
depot. The train will leave at lOo'clock.
and no one will be permitted to 90 on
It except the pail bearers and the
family. The pall-pearers will be the
sx-Secretary and Walter @. Gresham,
Robert I. Lincoln, W. E. Chandler, ex
Posimaster-General Frank Hatton, ex-
Attorney General Benjamin Harris
Brewster, General P. II. Sheridan. DR..
Cornelius. r. Agaew, Cornelius E.
Bliss, Robert Dunn, G. II. Sharn,
Charles L. Tiffany and Cornei n
derbllt. No civic or military organiza-
lions will attend the funeral, and it is
the desire of the family to have every
thing conducted without display.
The Union League Gu b met tonight
10 take appropriate action relative to
the death of Elk President Arthur.
Chauncy NJ. DepeT presided and in his
remarks referred to the comparatively
recent death of three of the clubs dis
tInguished members, General Grant.
General Hancock and now General
Arthur. An extended set of resolu-
lions. reviewing the life and service of
the deceased, were passed. General
Sherman said he had known Nj. Arthur
long before he had become President.
and he valued his acquaintance from
the day he took the Office OF Chief
Magistrate up to the day he threw { fl
its cares. He had been an honorable. a
magnanimous and a magnificent leader
Three weeks ago he hal seen him wear
the same pleasant smile. his hair
vas more gray but he was in
the cid good humor that all who
were acquainted with him know
so well. Yet there was something in
his lace which spoke Of death. He was
now gone TO meet his loving wife. They
would not call him back, except in mem
DRY, and remember him asTone true to
his trends, true 20 his country and true
to his God. Other eulogies were pro-
nounced by Cornelius Bliss. William
Waller Phelps and others. A commit
tee of sixty was appointed to attend the
funeral. - AGO T
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threatening Davitt.

DETROIT, November pa rumor is
IN circulation that some of Michael
Dayitt's friends believe there is a con.
spi-acy on foot 70 murder him. because
OF his opposition to the extreme meas
Ures proposed BY the 0'Donavan Rosa
Irish faction. II is said that a meeting
was held in New York recently, at
which Dav:tt was denounced and des-
perate measures threatened. Inquiry
has been made of some of the friends
OF Davitt as to the truth of the rumor,
and the remark made by one of the
most prominent, that such arrange
mentS had been made as would relieve
the cosrts of the trouble of trying the
miscreants in case of attempt on
DaYitt's life. confirms the belief that
threats have been made against him.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. TAzD E. PACK il u from
kamas.
GEORGE PEoCTOE was up from Union
yesterday. ca.
+. G. BoYER came up from Spring
vile yesterday.
- IRA w. HATCH, OF Panguitch, was n
the city yesterday.
T. 5. MERcHASr and family LEFT last
evening for San francisco.
JoHN WATsoS. manager OF Ogden
branch Of Il. q. n. l., went home yes
terday morning.
Ms. ). II. BESSETT, wife OF the Little
Giant Bennett, has arrived in Salt Lake.
Sir Bennett has rented the Shell man
sion IN the Eighteenth Ward.
Mr.. HUSTER, chief clerk Of the Claim
Department OF the D. & r. q. W,
whose headquarters have hitherto, been
in Denver, has come 20 Salt Lake 70
stay. Rumor hath il that it Is only
question If u short time when Mr..
Geddesa and the whole Auditing Depart
ment will come TO Salt Lake.
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THE BELL TELEPHONE.
Bucking Against Excessive
Charges.
PILLSBURY SUES THE GLOBE.
E1-Presidsnt Arthur's Funeral-The
Nations o rdRance-Bandits Killed
Changes in Germany.
Bucking Against Telephone Charges

Bucking Asaintt Telephone Charges
ROCHESTER, \. Y, November oO.-The
strike which the Rochester telephone
subscribers have insugurated against
the Bell Telephone Company, which
controls the system this city, was
started TO day at moor Tnen the steam
whistles of nearly every factory
il the city we're blown as q signal to
indicate that the fight against the
company had begun. The opposition
Is ID the change in the tariff OF the rentals
which the Telephone Company wishes
to introduce in this city. The old rate
was from $50 to $50 per year for the US 2
OF each instrument. The new tariff
charges at the rate Of $50 for 500
messages and q proportionate rate for
each additional message. AS soon as
the new tariff was made known, the
subscribers organized q protective as
ISOLATION, and as far as caH be learned
all have pledged themselves to stop
using the instruments after neon to-
day. The only business places using
telephones 10 night ara one or two
hotels, the telegraph Offices and the
cab Offices. Many of the instruments
are draped in mourning, or boxed and
on them are such Inscriptions as
Gone to Join the angels, -" Down with
mOnOpOies, !" etc.
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The Merchant Princes fight.

LOUISVILLE, November % "A Courier
Journal special says: The followers OF
Everslee and French, the mountain
merchant princes. as they are called,
had q battle at Hazard, Perry County,
Kentucky. on Wednesday, when a man
named Simmonds was killed. \ truce
was then held and resulted in both par
ties signing an agreement TO leave their
differences TO arbitration of q commit
tee, whose decision should be final
pending which all hostilIties should
cease.
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No Display.

NEW YORK, November 2O.-In, res
ponse 20 various offers Of different or
gan.zatIons to join in the cortege, in
uniform or otherwise, MI Michael said
that. approaching the courtesy Of these
offers, ne still Is obliged to add that in
order TO prevent the obSequies of The
EZ-President from assuming the ap-
pearence OF cisplay, il had been de-
Cided uOs 10 accept the tender of par
ticipstlOn OF any military or civic or
gauizatiOn. As there is 20 be no parade,
the funeral being private. No pro-
vision viii be made FOR the carrying 10
Albany of any person other than mem
bers Of the family and the pail bearers.
No committees or delegations OF any
kind Will accompany the body, which
viii be taken b. raj! directly TO the
cemetery, beyy4.. Albany, where the
iutermen5 taxes place. ID
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs. PAssEY was taken to jail late last
night, 5esstly drunk.
WITNESSES IL the cases of 7. i. Car
don and David Reese. OF Logan, have
been subpenaed TO appear before the
Grand Jury in Ogden, on Monday.
THE SIXTH Ward Silver Band viii
give a variety entertainment On
Thanksgiving eve. consisting Of min
strelsy. an olio, sketch aud farce
Deputy MARsHAL STEELE, has been
busy III Logan for a few days past sum
mOning gitnesSes in the unlawful CO
habitation cases coming before the
grand jury of the First district.
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RacinE-,


SAN Francisco, Novemb l9.-The
last day OF he Blood-Horse meeting
was ushered in by violent rainstorm.
The track was very heavy, snd it rsined
during part Of the sport. The meeting
was entirely successful from every
standpoint. - III
The first race, Vestal stakes. for
8 year-old fillies, one mile and a quar-
ter, was won easily by Guenn, the
fayorite, by two lengths, Miss Courtney
second, Leda third. Time. 2.l51I.
The second race, 2-year-olds, seven
eighths OF a mile. mad but five starters,
Todd having Oeen scratched just before
the start. They GOT away 10 a good
start. Yoitiguer made the running for
half mile, when Miss Ford UYsrhdUled
nim. and came in an easy winner by a
length. GriZetts, the fayOTite, second,
Voltiguer third. Time, 1917.
Inc third race, handicap, purse, all
ages. mile, was won handily by Ande-
line. who got of hrst and was never
headed, Grover Cleveland second, Lap
year third. Time, l.4Si4. The extra
race was declared of.
The Debris stakes, for all ages txo
miles and an eighth, wound up the
sport. Il was a heavy betting race and
caused great excitement by the uefeat
of Volante. Moonlight made the run
ming Tor over mile, closely followed by
NOllie's Last. Guenn, Noisnte ard
Monte CristO in the order named. Pass
ing the stand for the second time, Guenn
assumed the lead. the other positions
being unchanged. on the b2ck stretch
Volante was given his lead, but could
not reach Guenn. who won as she liked
by four lengths, Volante second, Moon
light third. Time. 8 52Iz.
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aeouade,s Examination Ended

NEW YORK. November 20 -McQuade's
examination was concluded this after
noon, and the court took a recess
During the recess the cases OF ex-Alder-
men Reilly. O'Neil aud Cleary were
called, and District Attorney Martin
moved to fi1 the dates for their trials.
he then moved separately for their
trials. fixing Reilly's on the 9th,
O'Nel's Cor December 18th. and Cleary's
for December 9th. Recorder Smythe
suggested that the trials be made
Cons=l utively, one following the termi-
nation Of the other. This was agreed TO !;
8 notice TO that effect was made. Mar
TN had intended 70 move tor the COM
mIttmenU of the three boodlers, but
finding thai the recorder did not agree,
he &c listed from his intention. After re-
cess General Tracey argued that no evi-
6encP lad been produced TO convict the
defendant on the charge in the indict
meut. The law demanded that there
must be other evidence besides that OF
81 accomplice. He cited decisions 70
support his argument and moved 10 in
struct the jury 10 acouit McQuade. The
motion was denied. General Tracey
then began the opening address 70 the
NV
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To All whom it May Concern.

The following notice appeared N LAST
evenings Nars. 1t was called forth by
reason OF certain untruthful reports
having been circulated, purporting to be
correct, of some Of the genueman's
recent utteTances: 80
ANY printed or written document eircu-
lated, or that may be circulated among the
Saints Of God a a report OF any sermon, or
part OF a sermon. sermons or parts OF ser
mons or any private or public remarks said
10 have been made by me, are unauthorized
unless personally revised By me. or written
over nv signature. And the making anu
circulating OF any such unauthorized reports
are without my sanction. and without my
consent MOsEs THATCHER
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Changes In Germany

Berlin, November 20.-The Berlin
police have seized 5000 Socialist pam
Phlsts. They found that 1900 had al
ready been distributed. Five EorSmen
who were employed TO circulate the
pamphlets have been expelled from the
CITY
To-night's papers announce tina;
General Won ScbslIendOrf has resigned
the Office OF Prussian war minister an0
will take command OF the sixth arm
corps. and that General Won CShriVl Is
leaving the imperial admiralty 20 iaEe
the war portfolio In Official circles the
staten ent is discTedited,
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In the Cortes.

MADsID, November 20.-In the Span
ish Cortes, the Romerey Robledo group
of opposition here have given notice OF
their intention to propose the following
motion:
Resolved, That foresight and vigilance
in the defense of the monarchy. and or
der and energy in the maintenance OF
authority ana law, are compatible with
The liberal policy which the government
has proposed 10 follow"
The motion imblies a censure OF the
government and will provoke warm
debate
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Bloody Horse-rhievss

DENVER, November 2O.-AIbuquerque,
\. n steciaI to the NelrS: 4 bloody
tragedy occurred here at I1.SO tonight
Marshal MCGUIRE and Officer Henry
attemnted e arrest two horse thieves
Chas. 2oss and Kid Johnson, when the
former pulled a revolver, shooting
Henry through the heart AID McGuire
through the left lung. The morse
tEi-yes Immediately mounted their
HOSES and escaped TO the mountains.
A sheris's posse Is now IL pursuit:
Mcclure l. still alive, but is reported
diving.
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The Manhattan.

The above is the name Of q lite insur-
ance company which Darke & Co. are
general agents in Utah for. The com
pany was incorporated in 1850; its as
sets are sII ,OOO, 90. consisting Of market
able securities, worth dollar for dollar:
il has a surplus or backbone Of
s.. 3OO 900; is staunch and square IN all
it, dsslings: has a simple and non
technical policy. nd its new endowment
plan enables policv holders ITO live and
win" An example OF the operation Of
this new Ilsn viii be furnished by the
agents, Darke & Co., on application.
Investigate the Manhattan,
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THEY wERE performing a drama IN
one Of the country towns not long ago,
where virtue receives theusual premium
and vice the final staggerer at the end
Of the piece. The villain had Just died
comfortably. and the hero vas about to
speak the tag, when the prOmpter
unfortunately touched the bell, and
down the curtain descended Ring
her up again, quick" yelled the hero.
The prompter Obeyed, but in the mean
line the villain, not hearing the OrGer.
bad arisen and was brushing of his
pants, and in that attitude the curtain
rose upon him. Hi, said someone in
the gallery, there's a Sudden instance
Of the first fruits Of the resurrection.
The roar that followed completely
drowned the hero's final utterance.
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Rnndita Killed.

HAVANA, November 20.-Last night a
body OF police surprised tae notorious
outlaw Jiminez and two other bandits
in The city. Jiminez ran, but was oyer
taken. when he made q stout resistance,
wounding I'VE OF the police before he
was killed. HIS two companions were
killed while trying to make their es-
cane
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DETROIT, November 2O.-The Hia-
,ratha. included in the list of lost vessels
S Mt from Chicago, has arrived safe at
Port Huron. This gill reduce the loss
OF vessels and csrgoes 20 S6S9, 900. There
were ten lives lost on the LUeerne, which
sank of Ashland. Wis, making the
total OF lives lost thirty-nine so far re-
ported.
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why He Gave The Casting Vote.

MADRID, November 20.-In the Sen
ate, To-day, Prime Minister Sagosta
said that, in view of the direction of
public opinion, be gave the casting vote
in the Council in favor ii committing
the sentences of General VIilecsup and
others Implicated in the recent nsing.
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OnI, Experimental.

LONDON. November 20.-Tbe postal
arrangements made by The government
with the Inman. Urion and North
German Lloyd siea ship ms, for the
transportation OF American mails. are
simply experimental, and made for \
period Of three months only.
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PnIshurr sue. the ..GIobe.. ;,

MINNEAPOLIS, November 20.-John s.
Pllsbury, chairman OF the Republican
State central committee. TO cay brought
suit in the district court against the st.
Paul Globe, for damages IN 500 go on
account OF certain statements made BY
that paper touching his connection with
the recent political campaign in this
State
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Ma SToDDAED, they say, boldly de-
elsres that there Is no such thing az a
God, and in proof OF it furnishes the
irrefutable argument that he once defed
God to strike him dead where he stood,
and no notice was taken of his reguest.
We think We can explain this to Mr..
StOddsrd's satisfaction. We have seen
boy put 8 chip on bis shoulder and
defy another boy 10 knock It OF, the
other boy tailed to do it, but that was
no proof that he didn't exist. He was
simply afraid.
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A Big Price.

LOUISVILLE, November 2O.-Richard
Swigert, of Lexington, purchased in
England, to-day, by cable, the oele-
brated stallion Kingcraft, the winner
of the Derby IN 1870. for SlT.501. he IS
by King Tom, out Of Woo icraft.
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brakes Dinner.

CHICAGO, November 20. John B
Drake save his ihirty-frst annual game
dinner at the Grand Pacific Hotel to-
night, which was attended by a large
number Of distinguished guests from
all sections of the country.
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YOKOHAMA. October 2n.-The cspiain
Of the steamer .Nom1Tth, watch foun-
dered of Oozima, Japan. has been COM
united for trial for manSlaughter, il
being held that he is responsible for the
drowning o. the passengers on his
rassal
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"JUDGE ZANE, I have recently apOsta-
tied from the Catholic church. now
hold its doctrines in utter detestationt
and 1 would like to have the use of
your courtroom for an evening TO ex-
pose some of its abOminationsp
JUICE with dignity. Never sir
never. The courtroom where 1 have
the honor 10 preside can not be allowed
10 be used for any such purpose. The
law. sir, is the refuge Of the innocent.
the srmor OF the weak, and Its temples
shall never be desecrated while l hold
the keys. by aCy such exhibition as
that you propose"
Aud his sentiments did him credit,
| too.
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WEwERE out for bath in the Great
ProbIem-or more correctly speaking
the Warm Springs. t1e other night.
The dressing rooms were as bleak as the
Antarctic CT Gle, and we asked a small
bow in attendance why he mad no fires.
"Oh, it's against the rules 20 build
any extra tres week days" he an
swered.
Indeed. when do you build them p
"O'ny on Saturdays"
"Oh. Do you never build them on
cold days through the week."
i tried 1t once"
| Well, what happened?"
. got heck.
The solemn face With which he named
this mysterious punishment was Sufi-
cient. We paid our quarter and
caught our cold without fur--er at
tempt &c remonst-ance. -rI
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To Resign shortly

BERLIN, November 2O.-The German
War Secretary will resign shortly, and
will be succeeded by General Won
hahriyi.
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SOTTO VOCE.

Is oCE religious notices this morning
viii be found an announcement TO the
effect that the usual Sunday services
will be held N the Tabernacle to day.
In the face of Mr. Stoddard's effort,
tais may seem a little presumptuous, bus
after some reflection on the part OF the
authorities, It has been decided To let
things run On just the same IS before.
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"RouEh on Rats.

Clears out rats. mice, reaches, flies.
ants. hedhrcs, beetles. insects. Skunks.
jack rabbits, sparrOws, gopherS. 15c.
AT druggists, /
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Publicly whipped.

WILNIyGroS, n c., November 20
SIX negroes and two whites were pub
licly whipped at Newcastle to-day.
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Rough or Catarrh''

CorreSts offensive o6ors a. once. Com
ulste cure OF worst chronic cases; also
une9ualied as gargie for diPhthsr:a, sOre
throat. foul breath. SOC. I
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c5SIIszSrAL.

Captain Douris. Gsrseld: A. c Boyer,
>prlugviie; Miss Graham, POca-ello. John
Murray. Eureka. Ill: Joe +. Moore. +. F..
Clark, John J BOhn. Chicago; J. A Van
deycr, Cheyenne: VI. Patrick. Kansas City.
l. Wilcox, A. K Shader, Z. :. Leighton.
rnicagO.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
a voreHaber y. 1870.

"A NoYeulber D. 1886.
WHITE HOUSE.
W. D. Keystone. san Francisco. " J.
Hincley, Denver; John Quaig, stockton: ".
COWans, Bingham; H. 5 Cooper. West JOr-
dan, J. NJ COmstOck. Madison. Wis Chas.
Birech, Thomas Sullivan. Douglas D. J..
Davis. Montana; Thomas WINDOW and son,
PaysOn; Archie gillespie, san Jose; p. W
Ereekson, Murray; G. L. North, MI Geek
Mrs. Vandybarker, Argenta; Cal Jung,
Germany: a. L. Glenn and wife, Miss Clara
Glenn. Helena, Mont: ] P. Iurnbul, Camp
Fliat, Idaho. Mrs. MCGEE, Cot III IS God; F.
clinton. lake Point. ID. Z. NJ. Moore, Sandy /;
l.. =. Kiter. silver City: John Anderson. Og-
den: Il Conner. Stockton; : n Banner
Tinlie; P. Nelson. Goshen; Thomas Gray,
Frisco Z. CaIapbell HeasantYfile.
VALLEY HOUSE.
Rev. L l. Wood. Montana: Z Bird, Ophik,
VIM. stewart Arthur Lee and wife, Ogden.
T. l. TeunSend. paysOn ; Percy Mallen,
Evanston; J. Morris, bingham; ". g. Price,
san Francisco. q. Z. COltOn, Sacramento
Geo. o. W. stevenson. salina. William Trez-
oua, Central City; L. 3. Powell. Fred Matley,
Spanish Fork.
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HOS. WARD E. PACK is II from
Kamas.