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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30
The Wood Growers Modes wants.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July ga called meet
ing of the National Wool Growers asso-
citation was held in this city to-day and
passed resolutions approving the recent
decisions of the treasury department in
relation to broken tops and garnettedwaste,
and asking that like decision be applied
to ring waste and soiled tops, which
are being imported in large quantities,
as they allege, in violation of the tariff
laws. They also ask the President to call
special meeting of Congress to revise the
growers of the United States on the some
what improved condition of the wool in
dustry, owing, as they believe, to recent
treasury decisions.
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HENRY Ahbev,s New Engagnments.

Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dispatch.I
New YORK, July 29.-Manager Abbey ar
rived from Europe yesterday. He fatty
contradicted the story of Mary Anderson's
impaired faculties. He says she will soon
be completely recovered from her nervous
pro5tration and go on the stage again.
Abbey has contracts with the leading
singers of Europe, including Patti, Albani
and Tenor Talagno. Also with Pianist
D'Albert, Violinist Sarasti and the young
prodigy Otto Hegner. Abbey says he saw
Nilsson in Paris and denies the reports Of
her i'll health Margaret Mather arrived
yesterday and will start for San Francisco
next week
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Fires in the Mountains.

DENVER, July ga telegram from Gun
nison, Col, says that for two or three days
the mountains in this city have been ablaze
with burning TIMBER. The fire was discov-
cred Friday night at the head of Lost
gulch. To the north of the gulch the fire
was seen raging along the top of we'll
timbered mountain. The air was dense
with black smoke. and on the following
morning, when the sun rose, it looked like
ruby setting in dark sky. Yesterday
afternoon smoke was again seen rising
from the Marshall pass district, and later
1t was learned fromapassengers on the west
bound train that the timber was afire be-
low Showano. It is supposed to have
started from spark from passing loco
motive SIS
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superintendent of the Virginia Consolidated
mine. Later he was accidentally killed,
and the widow married again two years
afterwards, this time espousing E. Q. Cook.
money in mining stocks and lived
in Sacramento several years From
there they removed to San Francisco,
where they resided the remainder of their
lives.
Mrs. McCloud saw her, boy while on a
visit to the east several years ago, but
since then they had held no communication,
and the first information was impaired to
him by lawyer who informed him that his
mother was dead and he her sole heir.
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Monmouth. Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, July 29.-To-day the
weather was hot and cloudy, the track very
bad, heavy and lumpy.
One mile-Now. or-Never won in I AS,
Ovid second, Pavanee third.
Three-q quarters of a mile-Clanway won
in :201l, Burlington second, Granite third.
One and a quarter of a mile-J. A. B. won
in 2:19; Tomboy second, Beppyrus third.
Three-quarters of a mile-Insight won in
l :21, Cornelius second, Premium Colt
third.
One and a quarter OF a mile-Ori1amme
won in :19&I, Taragon second.
One mile-Rizpah won in 1853, Rowland
second, Clawood third.
Five-eighths of a mile-Banner Bearer
won in 1:O4sl, Volunteer second, Britanic
third.
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Minister Reid investigating an Outrage.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Minister Reid
has informed the state department by mes
sage received today, that he has taken in
Paris the statements of Miss Won Nor
strand and Mrs. Dorr. These were the
ladies who had trouble at Mentone with a
dressmaker, and at Niece were seized and
thrown into prison until the dressmaker's
claim was paid. The case as reported was
particularly exasperating one, and the
state department ordered an investigation
by our representatives in France. The at
titude of the French government in the
case is said to have been friendly and con
ciliatory, and ample reparation for all
damages inflicted is confidently expected.
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last waek on Sun river. From the meagre
particulars at hand it seems that few
Y.aonths ago a family of F,lathead Indians
left their reservation, crossed the noun
tainS and went into the Sun river country
to hunt Last week one of their relatives.
half breed, found one of their
ponies in the possession of white man
who claimed that he had purchased the
animal at Sun river. The half breed began
to search for his relatives After hunting
two or three days he found the camp which
had been burned, and the charred remains
Of mis- relatives. There is no doubt that
they were robbed and murdered. The half
breed at once notified the authorities who
are looking for the perpetrators of the
fiendish act.
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compensation for ComnosItlon.

NEW YORK, July 29.-This afternoon a
committee of the chaples of the World,
Times, Sun and MGR and Express met in
council with the managers of those papers
and submitted resolution adopted by the
committees at their session yesterday. An
entirely satisfactory meeting was had.
There will be a sort of sliding scale for
advertising matter. whether it is or is not
allowed at agate measurement. The basis
will be 50 cent per thousand ems, but
where the office claimo the right
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
BOulanger Only Wins Twelve Seats-The Gov
eminent Jubilant Ger the Results.

PARIS, July Collections for members
of the council general were held through
out France to-day. General Boulanger
contested AL cantons. He has been success
fulin Bordeaux, where he polled 3,316 votes
against 1851 for his opponent He was de-
feated in Montpelier and Rouen.
The time granted to Boulanger, Dillon
and ROchefort to answer the summons of
the senate court having expired, an official
to-day read before their residences a decree
giving the accused ten days in which to APP
pear before the court. Failing in this, their
property viii be sequestered, and they
viii be deprived of all civil rights
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The Pseudo Indian summer.

DENVER, July 29.-Al day yesterday and
to-day heavy smoky atmosphere has hung
over Denver, giving the sun the appear
ance of red ball of fire Information re-
ccelved from all parts of the state, Wyom-
ing, northern New Mexico and western
Kansas and Nebraska, indicate that the
same condition exists. AS it la too early
for Indian summer the impression has been
created that it is caused by immense fores
fires somewhere in the Rocky mountains,
probably Montana,
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Idaho DOdges the Temperance Question.

Boise CRY, Idaho, July 29-The conven-
ton lodged the temperance question by
adopting section saying that the first
concern OF all good government is the
virtue of the people, purity of the homes
and that the legislature should further all
wise and well directed efforts for the p1 o.
motion of temperance and morality. 1t
also established commissioner of immi-
grafton, statistics and labor and make
eight hours days work ON public works !;
shut off convict labor outside of prison
grounds, and aliens must not be employed
on state and municipal public works.
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To Locate Reservoirs in Idaho.

BOISE CITY, Idaho, July 30 The govern
ment has commenced surveys in Idaho for
storage reservoirs. with a complete system
of irrigation, covering millions of acres of
arid lands, and no sooner had the engineers
started out than they were followed by
surveyors in the employ of spectators who
file on the lands and water rights along the
streams and gulches. Such a monopoly by
spectators promises to defeat the plans of
the government. One corporation outside
of Idaho is attempting to own and control
Car lake for storage, and Bear river for a
distance of 40 miles in Idaho, that they
may sell water to the lands and towns in
Utah. Governor Sharp has telegraphed
the secretary of the interior stating the
facts and asking that steps be taken at
once to prevent this great wrong to Idaho.
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Editor Atkins Knocked Down.

DENVER, July 29.-Colonel John Atkins,
editor Of the Ne,cs, who has been waging
war upon the crooks of this city for some
time past, was assaulted tonight just as
he was leaving his office for
home by the leader of the gang
known as ''Soapy'' Smith. Smith knocked
him down with loaded cane and other
wise seriously injured him before assist
ance came. Smith was arrested and locked
up in the station house.
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Heir to Millions.

CHICAGO, July 29.-The Inter-Ocean says
that Frank C. McCloud, a young man in
the employ of the Burlington road, left last
evening for San Francisco to take posses
sion of an estate valued at $2,OOO,OOO, left
him by his mother. The mother, it seems,
was divorced from McCloud, senior, in
1857, and afterwards married a civil engi
neer named Jewett, The Jewetts moved
to California and made considerable money
mining, and JeWett afterwards became
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30
A Minnesota Law Unconstitutional.

SALTWATER, M nm, July 90. = William
Fee, the Visions farmer who sold dressed
meat in this city which had not been in
spected under our state law, was dis
charged by Judge Manwaring this morn ing
on Il Q 70 md of the unc nstltutionality of
the law inasmuch as it infringes upon the
domain of the United States Congress
which regulates commerce between the
atataS
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The Retnrns Coming in.

PARIS, July 29.-Returns from the cleo
tons for councillors general have been re
ceived from S13 cantons. In these 4GS Re
publicans, 245 Conservatives and II Bou-
langists were elected. In 50 a second
ballot will be necessary. The government
is iubilant.
The returns are now known in 200 can
tons. Boulanger has been elected III only
II. The Conservatives gained 20 seats.
Wilson, son-in-law of eX-President Grevy,
and LIE Herisse, a well-known Boulangist,
are defeated
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Mills Closing Down.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July go. = G. P.
Denis, proprietor of the Yeaton mills at
Chester and the Todcarden mills, Ban
croft's bank, has decided to close these in
dustries in consequence of the failure of
Lewis, Brothers & Company. The general
presumption is that the suspension will be
brief. The worsted mills of Choppers
Brothers closed on Saturday in conse-
quence of the failure.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July GA light rain fell this
morning, but not enough to hurt the track.
The racing was only moderate.
Six furlOngs-Tom Hood won in 1:161I,
Lora L. second, Ocean third.
Three-fourths of mile-Remsen " on in
1:16H, Harbor Lights second, Macauley
third.
Mile-Pallstar won in Az, Minnie
Palmer second, Silleck third.
Mile and one-sixteenth-The Lion won in
1 Isl, George G.. second, Woo dburn third.
THE 3-fourths of mile-RedstOne won
in Al, Kitty second, Mage third.
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The Lone Fisherman.

New YORK, July 29.-Captain Campbell,
of the steamship Anchonia, reports that on
the Goth inst while in latitude 40 minutes
and 05 seconds, longitude IS minutes and
II seconds, he passed small sail boat
headed north, containing one man. Its
occupant declined assistance, nor would he
talk though the vessel was brought about
within hailiIg distance. Nellie Gordon, Of
Boston, was inscribed on the boat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30
The Sunday Law in Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, July 2S.-It having been
found inexpedient to make arrests of the
Sunday law violators under the Downing
or state law as the police Judge could not
enforce some Of its provi lions, the com
missioner hunted around and found city
ordinance exactly like the Downing law and
comforting the proper power upon the
police judge. The penalty of revocation of
the license had its eTect and o-day the
police were able to arrest seven violators
of the law.
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Tynogranhical Union No. 6.

NEW YORK, July 3.-To-day's meeting
Of Typographical union No. is said to
have been the largest ever held in this
city. Athorough discussion of the troubles
Of the past week was had, and by a vote of
800 to 400 it was decided to resist 10 the
strnost any reduction of compensation.
They regard the Big Six as the backbone
=. of the trades union in the United States,
and it is assumed that if the scale were re
duced here in the printers stronghold, re-
auctions would follow in the trade all over
the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30
american Diamond BUYERS Warned.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Consul Hollis, of
Cape Town, Africa, wires to the state de
partment warning United States citizens
who visit the South African gold diggins
not to buy diamonds from any but licensed
dealers, as stringent law has been passed
Furnishing by long Imprisonment for buying
such stones. Under this law two Ameri
can citizens, Isaac Levy and Fred Nelson
latter of Boston. have been condemned
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The Cbippewa Commission Suceessful.

WHITE EARTH RESERVATION. Mimi, July
29.-The work of the Chippewa commission
is settled here. The old chief White Cloud
signed the bill o-day and has been followed
already by more than seven hundred of his
bucks. The work of the commission is
practically successful.
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Love Held bya Thread.

Especial to THE HERALD Examiner Dispatch ]
NEW YORK, July 29.-Society in Newark,
n. j., has a sensation in the breaking of the
engagement between William Coates and
Miss Bessie Clarke. He is the son Of the
owner of the Coates thread works in Scot
land, and she is the daughter of William
Clarke, head of the great American thread
works. The young man is tall and lank
1t is alleged that he and the lady found
after years of engagement that they did not
ardeuly love
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saloon Kecpers Before the Conrt.

CINCINNATI, July 29.-The cases of the
saloon keepers who were arrested for
violating the Owen law yesterday, We're
called in the police court to-day, and bonds
were given for their appearance for trial
The saloon keepers mass meeting which
resolved to defy the law yesterday also re
solved that those who should be arrested
should meet this morning and march to the
police court with music. That resolution
was not carried out
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"a FOOLS Errand. I"

BALTIMORE, July 1S.-It seems that the
governor has issued no warrant for XII
rains arrest, and Detective Norris will be
obliged to go back to Mississippi, as the
grand jury of Marin county, where tn
offense was committed, has not yet found
an indictment against the pugilists.
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The Latest Returns.

PARIS, July 29.-Three persons have been
arrested for stealing from the senate court
the evidence published in the COcarde re-
garding the case of General Boulanger.
The latest returns show the following re-
suits: Republicans, 764; Conservatives.
4l9; Boulanger, u. A second ballot will
have to be taken in 149 cantons.
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The nontana l,on,eullnn.

HELENA, July ga strenuous effort
was made in the convention to-day to bring
up again the capital question, but it failed.
The remainder of the day was devoted to a
consideration of the bill on executive de-
partments in committee of the whole, sew
eral articles being adopted.
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FOREST Fires at Chico, Gala.

CHICO, Gala, July 29.-Large forest fires
are raging on the Humboldt road, eighteen
miles from Chico. The fire has burnt over
a district four miles in length, sweeping
everything before it. Much valuable tim
Der has been destroyed. The people are
fighting the fire and expect to get it under
control to-day
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Tanner. MP Sent to .Iail.

DUBLIN, July 29.-Dr. Tanner, M. P, was
sentenced to-day at Tipperary to one
months imprisonmentfora ssaulting Police
Inspector Stephens in May last, When
judgment was pronounced, ne cried out: II
defy you The magistracy are the real
criminals" For this three months were
added to his sentence.
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An Old Newspaper Man Dead.

PITTsBURG, July 29.-John c. Barn, the
well-known newspaper man, aged fifty two
years, died this morning. He has been at
different times connected with the New
York World and Times and at the time of
his death was employed on the Chronicle
TeIc0rnrb
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Colonel Jones' Watch Found.

CINCINNATI, July 29.-To-day Colonel
Jones' watch was found at a pawnshop
where Bligh received 80 for it. When con-
fronted with the watch and the pawn
broker he admitted that he did pawn it and
also said that he had taken 81 in money
from the colonel's pockets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30
Minister Lincoln on American Soldiers.

LONDON, July 29.-The Ancient and
Honorable Artillery company gave ban
quet tonight in honor of the Massachusetts
riaemen. Major Jones presided. Mr. Lin
coin, United States minister, replying to
the toast to the President of the United
States, dwelt upon the absence of
the military element in America.
Americans, he said, had learned to
do without large armies. A stranger travel
ing from New York to San Francisco and
thence to New Orleans and Montreal
would learn to be more surprised at the
presence of a soldier than at the sight of
that remarkable bird called the adjutant
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KilraIn Win ChnlIengs Sullivan.

NEW YORK, July 29.-P. J. Sharkey,
well known sport, has received letter
from Jake Kilrain, in which he says that so
soon as he can get the necessary money
together he is going to challenge Sullivan
for another fight
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set advertisements

55 cents for straight matter IS
to be charged. Set cuts are to be charged
as straight matter, compositors to have
time for cutting leads; corrections in adver-
tisements are TO be on time; over time is to
be charged for at 50 cents an hour with or
without composition, but after 3 am. at
IL cents. or composition to be added; extra
price will not be allowed in fat display
ads; reading notices will be measured in
the type set. Weekly pay win be 81 per
day, six days ofynine hours each between
2 n m and 3 a m to be a week.
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Civil Engineer Daniel Beedy Dead.

PENNINGTON, Me-, July 2S.-Daniel
Beedy died this morning, aged IS. He has
been noted civil engineer and bridge
builder. He built several large flour and
quartz mills IN New Mexico, California,
and other western states, besides large
number of bridges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30
Riot Among Italians.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, July ga serious riot
occurred this morning among Italian labor
ers engaged in laying new pipe for the
Mount Vernon gas field. Knives and PTS
tolls were drawn and one Italian was killed,
while quite q number were seriously hurt
with picks. etc
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The Mexican Press is Anti-Chinese.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, July 90.
The prese is attacking the Chinese immi-
grafton scheme. The reports that negroes
are receiving concessions for immigrating
to Mexico are false
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AT PITTsBURG.
Major Alexander sbarn Retired

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The secretary OF
war to day published the retirementby OPP
Grafton of law of Major Alexander Sharp
paymaster. This reduces the pay corps t.
forty, five more than the maximum fixed
by the recent act of Congress.
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Mitchell on Kllrain,s Defeat.

LONDON, July 2S.-Mitchell, the pugilist,
was interviewed at Queenstown today on
the arrival of the steamship on which he
was passenger. He sa d that Rilrain's
defeat was due 10 his Sinking training and
to over much confidence in his ability to do
Sullivan.
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tricts, which shows the collections to be
heaviest in the districts named as follows:
Fifth Illinois. $40, 322, 265; First Illinois,
So, 1874 ,5S6; Fifth Kentucky, $500, $50 !;
First Ohio, $500, PSI; First Missouri, S.
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The North Dakota C Convention.

BISMARCK, July ga quorum was not
present at the roll call this afternoon and
the convention adjourned without trans
acting any business.
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First game-Baltimore 8, Foreman and
Quinn; ST Louis 4, Sanders and Schriver.
Second game-Baltimore 0, Kilroy and
Tate; st. Louis 0, Stinnett and Milligan.
The game was called at the seventh in
ming ON account of darkness.
At cIFvFI Avn
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PARIS, July 29.-The Bouiangists are de-
pressed by the result of the elections They
expected to carry one hundred cantons
The Bonapartists gained fifteen seats.
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Death of Genrga s. Ladd.

SAN Francisco, July pa dispatch
from London announces the death there to-
day of George S. Ladd, the we'll known San
Franciscan and president of the Pacific Bel
| Telephone company.
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The end of the Carlyle correspondence is
not yet. A collection of early letters of
Mrs Carlyle, which will also include eleven
unpublished letters of Carlyle bearing on
his studies in connection with his projected
''History of German Literature" and his
Cromwell" is promised by Swan Son
nenschein & Co.
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The South Dakoth Convention.

SIOUX FALLS, July 29.-The constitu-
tional convention met and adjourned to-
day. Only six delegates were present.
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The President,s Movements.

WASHINGTON, July 29-President Har-
rison will leave Deer Park for Bar Harbor
August 6, and leave on his return August
TX
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Numbering Indians in Montana.

ST.. PAUL, July ga Pioneer Press special
from Helena, Mont, says: News has
reached Helena of a CHASTITY discovery made
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Of ladies' and children's hats, at Sur
baugh's, rs west, First South.
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A splendid assortment of ladies' wrap
pers, and some stylish white and satteen
dresses, cheap, at F. Auerbach & Bros.