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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-31
The Omaha Telegraph Operators, Case.

OMAHA, Oct 3O.-[Spccial telegram to
The HERALD. The operators, who were
discharged by the Western Unioh Tele-
graph company on account of their con-
nection with the Photographers brother
hood, to-day signed an agreement with
drawing from that and ell similar organi-
cations. Nearly all will enter the service
OF the company at once. The company re-
fuses to take back few men who were
especially active during the recent diff
Guilty
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Behring Sea Matters

LONDON, Oct Commenting on the
Behring sea matter, the Times says: "We
think the question of marc claussm, which
Mr.. Blaine appears to desire to throw into
the background, must be dealt with before
progress is possible. When that is settled
England will be perfectly ready to CO.
operate with America in dealing with the
Behring sea maraudersn
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LorIllard,s Plan to Elevate Racing.

New YORK, Oct. 5O.-Pierre Lorillard
gave banquet at the Union club tonight
to prominent turf men. His idea is to pro-
mote good fellowship among the owners of
racing stables and put forward plan of
organizing the New York Jockey club.
which shall include all track proprietors
and heavy owners of running horses, regut
late and correct abuses of the turf, license
Jockeys and elevate the turf generally.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-Judge Tuley has rem
dered a decision that tie state law and the
city ordinance under it forbidding the sale
of pools outside the enclosures of race
tracks, are unconstitutional, because they
tend to grant special privileges and create
monopoly. The case grows out of last
summers fight between Ed Carrigan, pro
prletor of the West Side race track. and
the city pool sellers
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COurtney's Views on Ireland.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-Courtney, member of
parliament, who has Just returned from a
tour Of Ireland, to-day said he was mora
than ever convinced that home rule was
not panacea, but he agreed with ParneH.
Moriey and others, that the land question
ought to be settled by the British parIia-
ment. He strongly advised the govern
ment to drop the prosecution OF Dillon and
O'Rrien S
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Denouneing the Protestant CLERGY,

KINGSTON, Ont, Oct 3O.-This morning
Archbishop Cleary, addressing an assem-
Dlage OF school children, and speaking of
the agitation for the abolition of separate
SCHOOLS, USED most violent and bitter Ian
guage toward the Protestant clergy of the
province whom he declared to be the a1I-
thor OF the agitation. In conclusion be
SAID that being constitutional the schools
could not. be legally abolished by the Cana
dams, and any attempt by them to do so
would result in ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the
Dominion o
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CHICAGO, Oct 30.-The national council
Seventh-day Baptists adjourned last night.
The report of the committee on policy was
adopted. 1t makes a change in the method
OF ordaining new ministers whereby indi-
vidual churches as well as associations
have voice. The Office of deacon is raised
TO dignity approaching that of elders in
the Presbyterian church.
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Washington Races.

WASHINGTON, Oct 3O.-Five furlongs-
Syracuse won; Pain Killer second Prince
Howard third. Time :3314.
Mile and one sixteenth-Mandolin colt
won, Cortecelli second, Rappahannock
third. Time-1:5
Six furlongs Bellevue won, ST. John
second, Silleck third. Time-1 is.
Six furlongs, heats, first heat-Salvini
won, Blue Jeans second, Samaritan third
Time-1:1515.
Second heat-Blue Jeans won. Salvini
second, Samaritan third Time 1862.
Blue Jeans won the third heat and race.
Time 20.
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Balfour in the West of ireland.

DUBLIN, Oct. 3O.-To-day Balfour
travelled from Kylemore, fifty miles to
Courraroe, one of the poorest villages in
the the congested districts. The few people
vention in Limerick to-day John O'Connor
warned Balfour not to misinterpret Irish
respect and try to make political capital
out OF his visit or he would be treated as
the Prince of Wales was.
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western Unitarian Conference.

CHICAGO, Oct 30.-The meeting of the
Western Unitarian conference convened to
effect reconciliation between the Unita-
rian churches of the west, was resumed
to-day. The separation grew out of an at
tempt several years ago to put the churches
on purely ethical basis and it was de-
cided to form conference association made
up OF the president and secretary of each
state conferei. ce.
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Asnhvxiated nv Cos.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-William Nothing and
wife were found dead in bed this morning
at their boarding house on Ellis avenue.
They had been asphyxiated by gas. A hole
in the elbow of the main pipe leading from
the street filled the room with poison while
Nothing and his wife slept. Before retir-
ing the couple had tightly closed every door
and window for fear of taking cold.
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why MINISTER Muruapa was Roc,,,o,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Secretary Blaine
desires the statement made that he did not
request the recall of Muruaga minister of
Spain to the United States. He says it is
not true that the relations between them
are strained. The recall was solely due tn
a change of administration in the Spanish
government
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Rayayes nv the nessisu F,vs

KANSAS CRY, Oct. 30.-An evening paper
says the farmers and grain growers of
Missouri and Kansas report the Hesslan
fly has made an attack upon early sown
winter wheat and that wheat sown in
September is ruined. Reports of severe
damage come from Ottawa, Kansas. and
Lafayette, Cass. and Jackson counties,
Missouri. 1t is believed the damage is
general and all fields sown in September
Will have to be plowed up and the grain
put in again.
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The Storming of Win

LONDON, Oct 30.-Advices from Nom
hasa state that 900 seamen and marines and
$50 Indian troops took part in the storming
of the town OF Vitu, which was captured
and burned Tuesday by the forces sent
there to punish the natives for massacreing
number of Germans. Many natives were
killed. A few members of the British force
were wounted. A reward of 10000 rupees
has been offered for the capture of Rakaey,
Sultan of Vitu.
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London Dockers' Union Manifesto

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-The Dockers' union
has issued manifesto forbidding a
strike, on account of the dock com
panles consenting to the changes. If anv
men are uDjustly dismissed, they must com
plan to the union, which is called upon to
prove It's stability by thorough discipline.
La reply to Mann the dock company d.
rectors also offered to establish a CO.
operative system if details could be agreed
10. rms offer refers to the Albert and
are expected to follow.
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Senator Sherman speaks at cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Oct 3O.-There was great
mass meeting of Republicans tonight in
the music hall. Senator Sherman and Gov
ernor Foraker spoke. The Senator in his
speech held the soldiers should receive pen.
slons according to the length of SER
vice and amount of disability. He
said silver and farm products would
appreciate in value as result of the silver
bill, and the Mckinley bill would accom-
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Patrice Boucicault.

Especial to THE HEBALD Examiner Cablel
LONDON, Oct. 30.-Patrice Boucicault. in
private life Mrs. G. W. Pitman. died in
childbirth yesterday morning. Her mother
Agnes Robertson, is now in America Mr..
Pitman lives in New York. but his wife 70
turned here from New York two months
ago. The child still lives.
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No New Duties Imposed.

KANSAS CRY, Oct. 3O.-Regardiug the
rumored prohibitory duties placed on
American cattle and hogs by the Mexican
government, dispatches received here to-
day from the TlcO Republics of the City of
Mexico, state there is no additional duty On
live stock other than has been in force the
past twelve months. The tariff is being
revised, and should new duty be imposed,
ample notice will be given shippers
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Jeanette Expedition Monument

ANNAPOLIS, Oct 30.-The monument to
tb members of the Jeanette exploring en-
pedltlon OF 1851, in front of the Academy
cemetery was unveiled TO-DAY. AS far as
practicable the design follows that of the
one erected in the Lena delta.
Assistant Secretary Solely delivered an
address eulogizing the members of the ey-
pedltlon. There were many naval officers
and citizens present.
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CamnnheIlo in Ogden

OGDEN, Utah, Oct 30.-[Special telegram
TO THE HERALD. l-Signor Campobello's
concert was crowded to overlooking. Miss
Grace Porter sang brilliantly especially in
in the high register, striking her finite li,e
notes with power and accuracy. Sipnor
Campobello sang splendid and Introduces
two pupils who would be credit to anv
community Miss Porter is destined to
be great prima donna.
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Pushing Beatty for United States Jndre

BELLEVUE, Idaho, Oct. 3O.-[Special tele
gram to The HERALD. One of the i'm
portant offices within the gift of President
Harrison is that of United States district
judge for the state of Idaho. The bars of
hootenai and Shoshone counties have pro-
nounced unanimously in favor of Judge
Beatty, the present chief juetice. The
chief justice stands with both the lawyers
and the people wherever he is known as
being eminently qualified for the high posi-
ton
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A Woman Salads a Man to Death.

ALTOONA, Pa, Oct. 30.-Last night at
Gallitzin two Hungarian men became in
volved in fight. They were struggling
on the ground when woman, who was
boiling clothes near by, took up a bucket
of hot water and dashed it over them. One
of them escaped, but the other was fatally
scalded
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shot or stabbed from behind; therefor 6
revolver is useless.'n
Jameson's Diaries to be Published

Especial to THE HERALD--Examiner Cable
LONDON, Oct. 3O.-Mrs. Jameson, widow
OF SANKEY'S dead lieutenant, will publish
her phase of the wretched story of the rear
guard in December. The diaries were in
Bonny's keeping when Stanley marched
into the camp at Yambuya that dreadful
morning of which he gives such a terrible
picture In his Darkest Africa. Stanley
LOOK them eventually to London and handed
them to the widow of the dead man. Rumor
say they contain some very startling
stories
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plish what it promised. Its free list. he
said, covers imports valued at 1855, 900, 600
yearly. Speaking of the workings of the
House under the new rules, he prophesied
that never thereafter would the minority
in any deliberate body be permitted to
hinder the majority from enactlng the will
of the people,
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Wreck on the Southern Pacific.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 3O.-At
Painted Cave, on the Southern Pacific, 200
miles west, freight train last night col
llded with construction train. The trans
were badly wrecked and two people are re-
ported killed
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Alaska Delegate Electinn

DENVER, Oct. Boa special to the Ne,ps
from San Francisco says advices from
Alaska are to the effect that Captain James
Carroll has been elected CongressionaI
Delegate. This is in line with the recent
territorial convention held. which asked
Congress to allow Alaska a Delegate and a
code of law.
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Several New York Failures.

New YORK, Oct. 3O.-Springer g. Co.,
wholesale dealers in silk and worsted
yarns have failed. Liabilities, $4,000; as
sets, about the same.
Isaac L. Falk & Co., clothing, were closed
by The sheriff on judgments Liabilities,
$3.50, 600; assets not yet known.
lsidor Rosenthal, cloak manufacturer,
has failed with liabilities reported up
wares of $3.50, 200. The amount for which
he confessed Judgment was to his wife.
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Accident at the Bethlehem Iropworks.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 30.-In the con-
verting department of the Bethlehem Iron
company's mill today, large vessel con
Gaining twenty tons OF molten metal tipped
over. Michael Duvan was fatally, and five
other men seriously, burned.
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Florida Real Estate Concern ASSIGN.

ST.. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Oct. 30-The St.
Johns Savings bank and Real Estate ex-
change, made an assignment to- day. The
liabilities are about $4,000 and assets not
over six thousand dollars.
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Collision on the Deem.

New York, Oct. 30.-The cruiser Phila-
delphia, while passing out to sea TODAY.
collided with the sailing vessel. schooner
Greece Cover. The latter had her sails
and halyards injured. The philadelphia
was not hurt.
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Grand CounciI of Ticino.

BERNE, Oct. 30.-The grand council of
Ticino met at Bellinzona to-day. President
Fogneth endeavored to argue the recent
votes showed majority of the people
were satisfied with the government out he
was interrupted by angry shouts of dissent
from the galleries.
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Ratified the Purchase.

TOPEKA, Oct. 30.-At the stockholders
meeting of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
t'e road, to-day, they ratified the purchase
of the Colorado Midland. No other bust
hess was transacted
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Shot His Brother

New YORK, Oct. 3O.-John A. Amdo, ff-
teen years old, shot his Brother William
aged eight, in the'head as the result of a
quarrel over the division of some candy
The older boy had the revolver in his
pocket. William will die.
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The Hone for Sugar

HAVANA, Oct 30.-The Hapana Weekly
Report says it has continued to rain in most
of the sugar producing districts, and the an
pearance of the cane is becoming more and
more promising, imparting stronger homes
for large yield Of sugar next year.
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Fatal Boiler EXPLOSION.

ALTOONA, Pa, Oct. 80. One of the boilers
in the Portage Iron company's mill at
Duncanville exploded tonight, fatally in
Turing James Weaver, Samuel Plipp, viii
liam Miller and Theo Orth. Several others
were slightly scalded
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The Trial of Harrison ct NJ postnonod

DUBLIN, Oct 30-The trial of Harrison
aud others, charged with rioting. was moot
poned for three weeks Harrison hoe
brought an action against Magistrate Calid,
dell for assault and excluding him from
the court house i
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The Pope win Relv On Fr.r.o

ROME, Oct. 3O.-The statement is made
that In farewell interview with Cardinal
Lavegerie, the Pope said he no longer
hoped for anything from Austria. He
would place all trust in France to secure
tne restoration of temporal power.
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Dr.. Kinloch Nelson Dead

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 80. Rev. DR..
Clelland Kinloch Nelson, dean of the con-
vocation of Washington, Protestant Ennis
copal diocese of Maryland, died to-day.
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Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct 3O.-The national
convention of the brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen which has been IN session here
the past ten days, closed it's labors last
night. All the old officers were re elected
and the federation ratified.
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Methodist Moments Home Missionnrp Society

BUFFALO, Oct. 3O.-The ninth annual con-
vention Of the Women's Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church of the
United States, began here this morning.
Mrs. q. S. Grant, Miss Fannie Hayes.
daughter of ex-President Hayes, and many
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OF his brother, the Duke d'Auxy. at the Pa
vilion hotel, from gastrltis. The Duchess
Auxy is an American, and when she
married the duke, several years ago, was
the widow of the well known New York
merchant Robert Sou;er.
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William ]. Simmons Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3O.-William j.
Simmons, president of Eckstein Norton in.
dustrial school for colored youths, died to-
dav
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Want of Confidence in the Victorian Min

MELBOURNE, Oct. 3O.-The Victorian
ministry has been defeated by the colonial
parliament by vote of want Of confidence.
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BOOMING!

TEEMINGwith live advertisements.
but not one of them Of class man
would blush to lay before his family.
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Heavy Snow at KnorviIle Tenn

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 3O.-There was
q ne az lal OF snow this morning, the first
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Death of the Duke danny.

WEST New BRIGHTON, Staten Island. Oct.
30.-Edgar Charles Fernand Edourd connt
d'Auxy, died yesterday in the apartments
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Price of Fine Silver in Amsterdam.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 5O.-Fine silver is So
guilders per kilo.
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Hungarian ANTS

hungarian Antl-Semitic Party Dissolved.
PEsTH, Oct. 30.-The Anti-Semitic party
IN the Hungarian diet has been dissolved
alter an existence OF ten Years.
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REDUCE THE NUMBER OF POLES.

Inc Western Union company has adorned
our streets with varied collection of its
poles; the Deseret Telegraph company has
done something in that direction; the Elec-
trio Light company has put up most in
Terror class of implanted poles all over the
city; the Salt Lake City Rrailroad has
about thirty miles of poles in the middle of
the streets and few more miles on the
sides; the Rapid Transit company has fol-
lowed suit by putting up about fifteen
more miles of poles
There are iron poles and wood poles, big
poles and little poles, vertical poles and lean
ing poles, painted poles and implanted poles :;
square poles and round poles, poles on the
sides OF the street and poles in the center
poles standing alone, poles in sets of two,
poles In groups of three or more all hud-
oled together without reference to whether
they are big or little, painted
Or implanted. This is in fact be-
coming pretty well wooded country,
and under the circumstances it would
seem that the demand for poles has been
pretty well supplied We have a city en-
glneer, a sidewalk and nuisance inspector.
and other officials with special duties, but we
believe the situation warrants the employ
ment of one more Liberal as city pole
master.
The frequency of poles, the inferior
quality of many that are used, the fact that
the majority are implanted, and their I'M
symmetrical groupings, are not only ele-
mepts Of danger, but constitute serious
detriuent to the appearance of the city.
We suggest remedy Permit no poles
on the sides Of the streets: compel tele-
graph, lighting, and railroad companies to
join in the erection of single line of ele
CANT poles that shall serve all of their pur-
poses. This would require modification on
narrow streets and at corners, in order to
allow electric cars to turn from one street
10 another. The advantages would be,
reduction of the number of poles by at
least 30 per cent, the removal of cheap and
unsightly poles, and the removal of net
works CT wires. which are serious obstacles
IN the suppression of fires, from the sides
of the streets.
In any event the pole com panies should
be required to furnish slightly poles and to
neatly paint them.
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CLEAN OUT THE GAMBLERS.

Under municipal government which. if
may be safely stated. is pledged to the
policy that the city should mot be 100 good.
just good enough" we are confronted with
g situation Of affairs that creates alarm.
The evidence is pretty direct and quite con
elusive that the gamblers Of the town were
led to contribute generously to the Liberal
campaign fund by promises of comparative
immunity from police disturbance.
Reports reach US from many quarters. the
town is, in fact, well acquainted with the
fact that gamblers are plying their ruinous
and lnsldlous trade almost with open doors.
certainly without that interference which
the publicity of their actions and the extent
Of their operations demand.
We wonder if the parties to this bargain
are aware of, or. if they are aware OF. if
they really regret. the present condition of
affairs. Do they not know, are not the
police well apprised of the fact. that num-
erous saloons of this city are but vesti-
bules through which hundreds of our
young men daily pass to the gambling dens
within! 1t is certainly an unhappy and
unhealthy state of public affairs. when
these human vultures are permitted with
put molestation to prey upon the young
men of the community, are encouraged to
turn the sons of the republic from the
honest paths of labor into the enhancing
yet ruinous fields of gambling. Scores of
young men are being lured on to their GER
tain ruin and disgrace under the tuition OF
men who, by the grace of the Liberal party.
are permitted to ply an unlawful traffic.
There are. we are informed and believe.
scores of clerks occupying responsible posi-.
lions, scores of sons the purity and straight
forwardness of whose lives are uusus-
pected by their parents, who are spending
hours of their daily life in learning those
lessons of unrest, of distaste for honored
;oil, OF dishonesty, which must inevitably
'uin their lives if they persist, or mate
rally lesson their usefulness, in any event.
1t is time when parents should INQUIRE
;lpsely into the nightly excursions of their