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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-28
Facts Worth Knowing

In all diseases of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must be
non-irritating. The medical profession
has been slow to learn this. Nothing
satisfactory can be ACCOMPLISHED with
douches, snutfs, powders, syringes,
astrlngents or any similar applications,
because they are all irritating, do not
thoroughly reach the affected surfaces
and should be abandoned as worse than
failures. A multitude of persons who
had for years borne all the worry and
pain that catarrh can inflict testify to
radical and permanent cures wrought
by Ely's Cream Balm.
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Senator Jones' views.

CHICAGO, December 81. = Senator
Jones, of Nevada, was here last night,
on his way to Washington. He said to
reporter, that although the Pacific
Coast is hardly sanguine enough to ex-
pect representation in the Cabinet, we
would be pleased to furnish q man for
the Secretaryship of the Interior. We
transact SO much land business in our
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Bucklen'e Arn1ca saI1e.

The Best Salve in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents box. For sale by A @.
Smith & 90.
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No Trouble Anticipated

LAMAR, Mo-, December Delivery
thing is quiet. The report of race
troubles grew out of an apprehension
on the part of the whites that con-
fict between them and the blacks
would be precipitated by the conduct
of some negroes. No trouble is antici-
pated now.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
FOR ABUSE OF ALCOHOL.
1t relieves the depression therefrom.
Dives Ordered Closed.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 27.-United
States authorities have ordered all
dives in the Vermillion Iron Range
closed. Some keepers have Been ar
rested on the charge of selling liquor
without a license, and worse charges
are pending. 1t appears the methods
of the Wisconsin pineries are resorted
to to obtain recruits for the dives.
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Arrests at Oklahoma Station.

PURCELL, Indian Territory, December
scouts visited Oklahoma
station and arrested all in that vicinity,
compelling them to hitch up their
wagons and take everything with them
to go to the scouts camp. Many of
those arrested are men who have been
engaged in teaming for government,
others have been railroad employees.
temporarily without work. The people
of Purcell are very indignant, suppos-
ing it to be a scheme to capture the
town.
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IRE SANCTION OF PHYSICIANS has been
accorded to that standard disinfectant,
GLENN's SULPHUR Soar.
'HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER Dye. -"
Black or Brown, SOC. I
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Col. JONES, Florida publisher, pre-.
uented the question Of Government tele.
ErapbyCsterdRy, from the newspaper mems
standpoint. He clearly shows thatthepro
posed controIaby the Government would
be against the interesta Of the people, by
dsprying them CT ons-halt their nswspa-
pensaud placing the other half on short
ration,. Those elitors who have favored
the bill nov before Congress have done
so blindly, MISUNDERSTANDING themselves
with lis provisions or considering their
effects.
Granting that the bill can be modified
80 as to oGer the newspapers even better
advantages in rates than thsy now enjoy
Col. Jones has pointed out another and
graver objection to.the measure. Public
confidence in the trustworthy character ol
the telegraphic news, he says, would be
shaken, after having been subjected to
even the suspicion Of Government super
vision or party espionage. His reasoning
and logic are worth considering. The
speech is Of great general interest, and
relates to subject in which every citizen
is interested.
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rlEpMoNr nErupLlcANs
Organize the ElkIus Campaign Club AM
El0ot Delegates.

Organize the ElkIus Campaign Club and
ElOOt Delegates.
sDCctaI DsDl.ch to the IHteEliOeReeI.
PIEDMONT, ". Va, Feb. 9.-The Re-
pubIicans Of this district met in the
Opera House, ]. B. Williams presiding,
and organised the Elkins Campaign Club
with the following officers: President
James Little; vics-Presidsnts, VIM. E.
Heskett, W. H. Gilbert, s. P. Fallon, G
W. Piesou, G. W. Blce, o. NJ. Rizsn
Secretaries, W. F, ailleary, W. r
Powell; Treasurer, William Forthman
Executive Committee, Z. ]. Fredlock, j.
II. Oramer, jf., John Gardner, Alexander
Weir, ChsrIe5 Huth, ar. sergesnt-st'
Arms, William Moore; Assistant Sergeant
alarms, Benjamin Butler and George
Hudson.
The following were elected to attend the
Club Convention ut Wheeling: Dslegatee
James Little, W. II. Gilbert, William =
Heskitt, Alexander Weir and William r
Powell; AlternstCs, John Gardner, Geo
Hudson, .. NJ. RIzsr, William Moore ant
II, j. FFsdlock,
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Tho ASsocIatod Press Account.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 9.-About
500 minen from the various coal works OF
the valley gathered q! Winifrede last
night and placed guard a! the entrance to
prevent the men from going to work this
morning. The miners at that place being
prevented from going to work are forced
to hold meeting to determine whether
they would cease to work at the price Of
% cents. The result OF the meeting was
90 in favor Of remaining at work and so in
favor Of going out. Work is suspended
to-day, because outside minera will not
permit the Winiirede men to 20 to work.
Sheriff EwRrt, who has Just returned from
the mines, state that the proprleEora will
reduce the price 70 q cents.
Trouble 10 anticipated II the men 70 In
at this price. All concerned are firm in
the stand taken, by which 200 men will bs
deprived OF work at q fair price.
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p1pN,r MIND HANGING.
a Criminal Laughs Heartily While EnrOuto
IN thu GnliOWa.

a Clminnl Laughs Heartily While Enrouto
to tho GAllowS.
UTICA, N. Y, Feb. 9.-Olement Arthur
Day was executed in tho Utica jail at
twenty-!our and q half minutes past 10
o'clock this morning in the presence ot
twenty.tour citizens, including the officials
He was declared dead in eleven and
nall minutes. His neck was broken. Be-
fore he lef. his cell, on his knees In
the presence Of the Rev. E. Owen, bis
spiritual adviuer, he declared himself
Ruiltess Of prsmeditsted murder. Day
clApped his hands after the death warrant
was read and smiled. On walking over
over tho falls OF tho sheriff. He assisted
Deputy Bsllow in adjusting the rope about
his neck, and smlled as the cap was being
drawn over his face, and when the body
was Gu. down the smile was still there.
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Mr.. suERMAX's speech does not contain
disappointing feature. II possible, it is
even greater speech than his reply to
the Ptesident's message, made come
weeks ago in the Senate. 1t is the patri-
otto uttepnce Of a representative Ameri.
can, wAo is one Of the greatest statesmen
Of his day snd generation.
Ono after another the props on which
rested the free trade idea have
been knocked from under by the
Ohio Senator, and there is nothing left for
it to stand upon. Clear, logical and to
the point, the speech will stand as one Of
the strongest arguments on record for
protection to American products and
American labor, and against the un-Amer-
ican doctrine Of free trade.
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Mexico and with the South American
States aa would enable Us to extend oul
markets and our friendly assistance in de
veloping the untold resources OF two CON
tinents. In this great American policy
we naturally look to Boston to take the
lead, and when she leads q nation oi
60 O0O, 900 people will follow.
Senator Sherman was interrupted fre'
quently by applause, and at times his re-
marks drew forth broad smile or hearty
laughter from every part Of the house.
Hon. William Mckinley, Jr., OF Ohio,
being introduced, was received with re-
peated applause. He made short speech
on tariff reform, and received considera-
BILE applause.
GEN. GoFF SPEAKS.
Hon. Nathan Goff, jr., Of West Virginia,
was introduced as the last speaker. He
heartily endorsed the opinions Of the
previous speakers in commencing his
remarks, and relative to protection
said that he believed in a high protec-
tive tariff, in home market for
home capital, In home market for home
labor, and in home market for home In
dustriss. This country has been ttiltCted
with the curne Of slavery, but It should
not be cured with q tariff that
would bring on slavery. We have
the grandest market in the world, and
what market are you searching for II you
endorse ClevelSnd'g mestsge2
At the conclusion OF the speech repeat.
ed cheers were given for the honored
guests Of the evening. and the gathering
dispersed.
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OyE Of The mining districts Of West
Virginia is enjoying the luxury OF sstrike'
Tbs Kanawhs miners are out, and an
early settlement OF the difficulty Ia NOT
likely to occur. The region affected ia
one Of the largeg! in the State, and thous'
snds Of families must suffer II the trouble
continues even Tor a short time. 1t Is
hoped that q speedy settlement Of the
differences will bs made, that there may
be no serious interruption in the businesa
upon which 70 large and important sec'
ton Of the statais aimoat solely dependent.
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Should bO well Attended.

ChdTldt0n Star.
The people Of this part Of the State
should take steps at once to send up
large delegation to this convention. The
Kanawha 4 Ohio and Ohio RIVER railroads
have offered hali-fare ratea to oil delegates
attending the meeting. Our Chamber Of
Commerce and Industrial and Develop.
ment Association are especially interested
in this matter, and q strong delegation
should 20 from this city. Gentlemen In.
terested in the development OF the States
resources, the building OF manufactures,
and the inauguration Of new enterprises
at any point In the State, whatever, should
conBider themselves delegates, whether
sent by an organization or not. There
should be full representation Of the vari-
Gus interests Of the State in this convention
in order that q plan for concerted action in
offering inducements TO both capitalists
and immigrants to come among US may be
adopted and acted upon,
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KANAwuA MINERS, STRIKE.
All the Operators in the Region Except at
Raymond City are Out.

raymond Clty are out.
Special Dispatch to Lhe LEsGIlf0Roer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Fob. 9.-This
morning all the coal operators in the
KHnawha Valley, except at Raymond City,
where the men are already out against
reduction TO two cents, posted a notice that
on Monday next reduction to p cents
will 20 into effect. It is expected that a
general ntrike will follow. This morning
q large body Of miners. over four hundred
strong, went to Winifrede to make On.
other effort to bring out on o strike tho
men there, who are working for q cents.
The aim Of the visiting men was to inducs
the Winifred miRero to hold meeting to
discuss the question. In this they cue
ceeded, and by vote OF 63 to so the men
decided 10 remsin at work. Up to thia
hour, however, the demonstration OF the
visitors has kept the men from going into
the mines. No violence was reaoTted to
and none is expected. What the solution
will be here and throughout the valley
cannot be toretold.
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PITrsBURdH, Feb. 9.-The blast furnace
owners Of this district are arranging Tor
meeting to be held at youngstown, Ohio,
in few days to unite upon q plan for bet.
ter protection. They want reduction in
the price OF coke, cheaper freight rntes.
and lower wages, and claim that unless
better agreements bs made for freight
rates, coke and WRRea they will be forced
to bank the fires In their furnaces,
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CoNDENsED TELKeRAMs.

The lessee OF the Columbia theater In
Chicago has been sued for one months
rent for $500.
The House Committee on Labor has re.
ported adversely the bill to license rail.
way conductors.
While drunk John Hopp, OF Kulzsown,
Pa, accidently set fire to his house and he
and his daughter, aged 10 and son, aged
8, were burned to death.
Sixteen bodies have been recovered
from the wreck Of the Abercorn, at the
mouth Of the Columbia river, Washington
territory. The total loss Of Life was 2l.
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Tns immigration Convention is boom
ipg in the KanaWhR Valley. The people
Of Charleston are thoroughly awake and
alive to the duty OF the hour. The work
o, building up West Virginia is about to
commence in earnest. The grand march
ia b.ing organized and no citizen, no
community, can afford to be left in the
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epectaI DtSpdteh 70 tk IHteHt0eHeT.
PARKERsBURa, W. Va, Feb. 9.-The big
White Sulphur Springs case will be ar.
gued here in the United States Court to.
morrow before judges Bond and Jackson.
The question is on the confirmation ol the
Gale Of that property. A large number Of
prominent lawyers are here. The Penick.
Brook land case will be up in day OIL
f1o
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mr. Kcnnn,. onmpalEn pOeament.

WASHING TON, D. O., Feb. 9.-orders Tor
$1,000 copies OF Mr.. Keuna's speeches are
in thus far for campaign circulation. He
has received msny complimentary letters.
The Charleston Board OF Trade have
telegraphed for a hearing before the River
and HGrbor Committee, on tho kanawha
improvement. Mo1srs. keunR and Snyder
are to see the committee tomorrow.
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THr GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Enterpri'c is
tyenty.oue years old, and dons q new
5ress which makes it as handsome typo
graphically SIS it has always been able
sditorisuy end bright in a news way.
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PoLITlCIANs INTERESTED

In the Programme of Senator Sherman and
Congressman Con.
Social Dipdteh 10 Tie IRtelt0eaor.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. 9.-senRtor
Sherman and Representatives GoH, Nc
Kinley and Grosvenor left last night for
Boston to attend the banquet of the
Home Market Club. Sherman and GOff
will make the SO! speeches, but others
will talk. Tomorrow night Sherman aud
Grosvenor will address the Young Mems
Republican Club OF Providence, while
Goff and Mckinley will speak before the
Republican Club at Pawtucket. On Sat-
urdsy night they will all attend q grand
Republican club blowout at New York.
Monday Sherman Is TO meet Republican
club ct Columbus. Politicians here are
greatly interested in these doinGs.
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AcEER's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t is positive cure
Tor Ulcers, EruphonB or syphilitiC Poi
9Ioning, Ii puritiss the whole system, and
banlshes all Rheumatic and Neuralgic
pains. Wo guarantee II. Logan 4 Co.,, o.
<. Goetze, O. Msnkemiller, 4. B. Burt and
Bowio Bros. 8
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to be denied. Public confidence in the
trustworthy character Of that news is per.
haps the chief element Of Its value. Auy-
thing that would tend to impair that con-
tidence would 90 much impair the com.
mercial value Of the news. Speaking for
myself as q vsnder news, say unquRli-
fedly that I want no news that has been
subjected to even the suspicion Of gov
eminent supervision or partisan espoin-
nUa -
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An. & o. EmplOye Kllsd.

stcldI Dtspdeh 70 ue HHtA'geN4'
PARKRmBuRo, W. Va, Feb. 81. B,
Mullen was killed this afternoon on the
Baltimore & Ohio rosd OF No. % tunnel
eleven miles east of he:a. He was or
empioye Of the company, Ncsklhg on
the road there, and was struck by naee
enger train No. 647, west bound, and a.
most instantly killed,
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CHARLESTON TAKES HOLD

OF the State Immigration Idoa-A Good
Delegation from the KRnawhA Valley.
Special Dipateh 10 he IatelIi0aIer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 9-Tc.night
Mr.. G. Burdett Hart, Of Wheeling, ap-
pesred, by invitation, before the City
Council and explained the ides Of the
State Immigration Convention and urged
upon the people Of this region that they
be well represented. His remarks were
liatened to with interest. The local De.
velopment Association is taking hold and
there Is promise Of good representation
from the Ksnawha Valley.
Gov. Wilson heartily endorses the pro-
ject and will be present. He says heis in
receipt Of many inquiries concerning
homes in West Virginia, and thinks the
movement will do great service to the
State.
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TnE English Parliament convened yes
,srjsy. The Queens speech was read by
tbe Royal Commission. In 1t she felici-
t,ts, the country on the friendly attitude
n other nations toward Great Britain.
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PROTECTION
TO AMERICAN LABOR AMI
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES,
The Theme of Senator Sherman
and General Golf
At the Boston Home Market Club
Banquet.
Speeches Full of Patriotic Senti-
ment and Truth.
The Free Trade Heresies of CleVe.
land and His Admirers
Denounced, And True American
Interests ChampiOned.

BosroN, Feb, The dining halls Of th(
VondRms were filed to ovsrAowing thil
evening, 1t being the occasion Of the ban
quet given by the Home Market Club
There were present over 400 prominent
mon from various sections Of the country
Alter an informal reception the company
entered the dining halls. at round
table in the centre OF the hall were thir'
teen gentlemen, one seat being vacant,
that assigned to Governor Oliver Ames
They were the prominent guests and theil
nameO were: President Timothy Msr.
rick, Senator John Sherman, Hon. Nathan
GoG, Jr., Hon. VIM. NJ. Osborn, Gen,
VIM. F. Draper, Hon. Frederick D. Ely,
Hon. A. W, Beard, Hon. W. W. Crapo,
Hon. Wm. Rnssell, Hon. Theodore O.
BAtOa, Hon. Charles II. Grosvenor, T. G.
Search and Hon. W. Mckinley, Jr.
From the ceilings depended many ban.
ners, several bearing inscriptions, while
bunting in festoons hung from every cor.
ner. Alter tho cloth had been removed
President MerriCk aroso and briefly al.
luded to the fame Of the Clubs guests,
concluding by introducing Senator John
Sherman. Upon rising Senator Sherman
was greeted with cheers that resounded
through the entire building. When order
had been restored Senator Sherman spoke
as follows:
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THEoRIsTs vs., PATRIoTIsM,

When think Of the contrast between
our home market and our foreign market,
in magnitude and proportions, 1.-The uni
yersal benefits Of the one, and the COM
pArEtive unimportance Of the other, am
led to wonder Why 90 many gentlemen oi
education and character are willing to en-
danger the wonderful development Of our
home industries to increase our foreign
commerce. ! can excuse such professors
as Mr.. Sumner and Mr.. Perry, whose the
cries exclude love Of country and rest only
upon the universal good Of men. The
most distinguished professor OF this
school Of philosophy that l know Of il
Mrs, Jellyby, who devoted herself to the
good OF mankind, and, especially, OF Atri.
o., 10 the neSlsct Of her house, her hus
bad aud the little jellybys. / believe
the bess go can do to: mankind Ia to dc
for our county. I suppose that In Con
gress, At least, ws ere 70 legislate Tor the
United States, and thai IN the question ol
home market or foreign m: .'ket, Ne ArG
to be guided by the interests of .ha pso
pie Of the United States.
When you invited me TO speak TO the
Home Market Club l learned there Ta1
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THE IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.
Tho Rates offered by the Ii. s o.-The Road
wiz be RepreB0nted.


The INrRLLIaENCRR is in receipt Of a
letter from Mr.. O. K. Lord, General
Passenger Agent Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, relative 10 excursion tickets to
the Wheeling Convention, on tho Goth.
Mr.. Lord says:
"Mr. Spencer has sent you telegram
expressing the sympathy OF our company
in the object OF your meeting, and the as.
surancs Of our active cooperation to-
wards accomplishing the results ct which
you aim. Our Mr.. Richards will attend
the meeting on tho Goth, but 1t will not be
convenient for either Mr.. Spencer or my
self to be present.
~ have notified our General Ticket
Agent to authorizs the sale Of excursion
tickets to Wheeling at the rate Of one fare
for the round trip, from all points on our
line between Wheeling and Harper'a
Ferry, and between Parkersburg and
Grafton, tickets to be sold on the 2S!h and
Goth, and to be made valid for return pas.
sage until March 9" O. K. LORD,
General Passenger Agent,
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once, nos. SS and ct Fourteenth Street.

Gg. GcPF's speech was short, but he
made every word tell, 40 he always does.
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MR. LowELL's FERTILE mAalSATIoN.


Now, as Mr.. Lowell has never been o
member Of Congress, and l have for many
years, must say that during all that time
l have never seen the game played with
aces In the sleeve. This is q fgment Of
his imagination. The truth Is that Mr..
Lowell, though distinguished as literary
man, has no perception OF the interests
and business OF this great Republic; Of the
men who, like you, develop It's resources.
He cannot appreciate Rs you do the bene-
fetal results Of the policy Of protection to
the millions Of our countrymen whose
bread and life depend on developed indus
tries built up and supported alone by wise
restrictions upon foreign competition. His
affinities for what he Gala the mother
country are 90 strong, and his dogmas ao'
ouired from school books 30 fixed that
he cannot distinguish between the inter
ests Of 3 new, great and growing country,
and the ideal policy Of his fRncies and
drssms. He neither did nor can throw
any light upon the economic questions In
gblOh you are interested. de demon
,.,,to. lhis in his little speech between
Snescbss rSs in a manner 70 "Gbildlike ant
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SENATOR FAULKNER

Warmly Endorses tho Immigration Con-
vention-SonatOr Davis will Attend.
Special DiSpateh TO he Ln!ellt0aGeer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 0.-senator
Faulkner warmly commends the State
immigration Convention scheme and
highly compliments the INTELLIaEEcER's
enterprise in originating it. He ssys the
main thing Is to send an sgent abroad
among desirable people to disseminate in
formation. Ex-senator Davis will attend
the Convention and advocate the estab-
liShment Of Bureau Of Statistics and Ir-
formation.
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in this country no one can doubt. That
It would put an enormus advantage into
the hands OF the party in power, no one
will question. In conclusion, Col. Jones
said: "That 1t would put into the hands
Of the politicians deadly weapon sgRinst
the pres, which they would be constant
ly tempted to use, 10 too indiSputably true