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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25
coNrEMprIsLE BUSINESS
no" Life Insurance Companies
were Defrauded.

New York, Oct. 2I.-rhe ChroHi.
ote, an insurance journal, in Its cur
rent Issue, gives the details OF a
conspiracy 1t has been working on
Tor some time, the intent being TO
defraud life insurance companies.
Certain persons in New York have
oeen engaged in insuring the lives
OF number Of men Of dissolute
habits for moderate amounts, the
policies all being made payable I'm a
manner that would allow the con-
spiratOr 10 reap the profits. His
plan was to take these men, Put
them under n course Of training
until they Were in good physical
condition, and then insure them.
Inc men would be paid $50 and SO,
and the Chronicle says that within
the past year some Of them have
died and the policies have been paid
by the companies.
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The storm I'm Boston.

Bosrox, Oct. eL-The most vic
lent northeast storm prevailed in
this vicinity all day. At Revere
Beach the wind and high tide made
havoc. The Wolburn House was
lifted from its foundation and set
tied deep in the sand. Many other
buildings were partially wrecked
Several small vessels were driven
ashore, but no fatalities are yet re-
ported. Along the south shore the
storm Is reported the most severe
since 1883, and seems increasing IN
fu.y tonight.
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TOTAL WRECK.
VostibuIe Train on the Santa Fe

TOPEKA, Oct. 2l.-The Denver
vestibule train on the Santa Fe,
which LEFT here this afternoon, was
derlilei while going around n SHARP
curve at \ high rate Of speed, neal
Waukesas. The engine was turned
bottom up. the express and baggage
cars tOppied over on the other side,
two day coaches were turned cross
wise ON the track, while n chail
car, sleeper and tourist car Eel
over on their I'll les, completing al
most a total wreck Of thetrain. NJ
one was killed, b,st many were ia
iured. Up to a late hour no dealh'
have occurred. but some Of the in
jured are in a critical condition
The injured are: w. F. Jones anc
Harry Stone. mail agents; Mrs
Ellen Stone, New York: F. l.. Tur
nv. express messenger; T. j. John
SON. baggage master; Hank Lind
sey. Topeka; Matte O'Connelli
Chicago: Mrs. DR.. Beaslee, Iul
luride. CoI.; +. NJ Beasiee, Mrs
George Turley, Fresno, Cal; Mrs
J. Mcfarland, Ohio; ;. sylvester
Milton. Cal: C. T. Pennington
Lisbon, Ill: J. J. Buckley, Brade
man: Elizabeth Bsbbett, oakland
cal: MIS-. w. :. Mcclure, kansas
CITY: +. a. Fair, Albuquerque
y. NJ: G. l.. Repisy, Denver; Seller
r.. Rose, albuquerque; Carl h
Hankins, Aspen, Col; ;. a. Golfer
Colorado Springs; Mrs. J. White
Oakland, Cal.
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THE IRISH LEAGTE.
said To he In Close Financial
Quarters.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-Letters and
kilograms from Dublin published in
the London papers represent the
Irish National League as more
closely pressed for money than has
been suspected. The special col
lections taken in the churches will
not more than defray the ordinary
expenses Of the League, which are
now being largely increased owing
10 the numerous recent and impend-
Ing evictiOns. 10 is asserted ly
Timothy Harrington and other
prominent leagucrs that the in
creased activity Of the landlords at
this junCture Is in pursuance Of a
concerted plan 10 embarrass the
League at a time whenit j. believed
to be Strengthened for funds by
throwing upon it for support a
much larger number Of evicted
tenants. The number to he sup
ported has certainly greatly in
creased Of late, while the funds
with the closest economy Of adj
ninistrauon, admittedly hardly
meet expenditures. Should this
continue, il Is said, n general cleo
ton. with the Government might
at any favorable moment preciri-
tate, would find the Home Rule
PARTY disabled in advance Of the
encounter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25
I,,,,,ea,ed In conspiracy

LONDON, Oct. e4.-George John
son, an artist, and John PHILLIPS,
an art dealer, were arraigned In the
Mansion House police court today
charged with being implicated in :
conspiracy TO forge letters OF cTeu,
mon the banking firm OF DreNel,
NIorran x Co. The existence OF
tn conspiracy was revealed to the
nolice by a man named Treghiemi
Z ho testified at the hearing today
that he met Phillips in Rotterdam
md came TO London with him
Witness said he had seen the prs,
ener making fraujnlent Letter. .ea,S a.
e OK The conspiracy is a gigantic
en. Accomplices of the forger;
one one been arrested at Diego, Madrid
a naS' Harseilies. The tools used IN
anu D the letters of credit were in
Johnson's house.
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THE RECENT STORM
on The Ntw Jersey Coast; Damsyo
Done 10 Houses aud
Ships.
eAlFoUR's INVESTIGATION or
The POTATO CROP.
Many Person, Injured in a Rail.
way Accident on the
Santa Fe.
The NATIONAL LEAGUE PRESSED
FOR MONEY.
Conspiracy 70 Defraud Life Insur.
anee Companies in New
York.
5ALFouR's investigations or
THE POTATO CROP.
The NATIONAL LEAGUE PRESSED
FOR MONEY.
Telegraph to the Nsws
SEVERE STORMS
On the Coast OF New Jersey.

WI AhS Ntt>A o. New Jersey.
AsBURY PARK, y. J., Oct. "a
The New Jersey coast towns are re-
ceiviuS their full share of the severe
nertheasterly storms. The damage
done 10 shore towns from Sandy
Hook to Barneget Inlet by the
storm and heavy tides will amount
10 thousands Of dollars. The most
severe damage was done at Mon
mouth Beach. The sea cut n large
gap into the bluff and made a clean
sweep across the driveway thirty
feet wide.
At Seabright the waves dashed
up over the bTeakwater and into the
basement Of the hotel. All along
Shrewsbury river on the other side
OF the driveway, the high tide has
wrought sal havoc. Everything in
reach was swept away. Boat houses,
summer houses, stables, could all be
seen either adTift or standing in
from eight to ten feet Of water. The
New Jersey Southern read is washed
out so that traffic is suspended.
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nuIcn md o-RrIen.

PARIS. Oct. "a. - Dillon and
O,Brien, accompanied by Mrs
O,Brien. left Paris tonight 10y
special steamer for Hayre, wher'
tbey will embark tomorrow morning
on the steamer La Champagne FOL
New York.
DunLIN, Oct. 24.-The TlpPerary
sureties Of Dillon and 0'Brien sen
a telegram TO the latter, wishing
them God speed, and saying the!
are proud TO bear the responsibility
for their exploit.
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THE STRUGGLE IN LONDON
Between Sailors and ShIpowner-
VIII Commence Soon.

LONDON, Oct. 2i-wilson, Secre-
tary Of the National reamen's
Union, says he expects 4 struggle
between the shipOwners and the
union will commence next week.
The keepers OF sailors boarding
houses are assisting the shipOwners
by prevailing upon large numbers Of
men TO desert the union.
In accordance with the agreement
recently made between the Allan
Steamship Company and the dock
men in their employ in London, all
questions in dispute between them
were referred 10 arbitration for
settlement. Tine arbitratons have
given a decision, but the men re-
fused to be bound 10y il and have
again gone on a strike The CON-
pany has notified the union to which
the men belong, that il will be held
answerable for any damage the COM
pany may sustain through the re-
fusal Of the men TO accept the award
Of the arbitrators. A general crisis
between shipowners and employees
is approaching.
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SENSATION CREATED
BY the Philadelphia Ga. Com.
pany.


PITTsBURG, ga sensation was
created in iron and steel circles by
the announcement that the Phila.
delphia Gas Company had decided
TO discontinue supplying natural gas
topuddling furnaces for fuel. There
are thousand pudding furnaces in
the city, and over halt Of them will
be shut of rs a result Of the order.
This will necessitate an enormous
expense in changing the consiTuc-
ton back for coal. In addition there
will be heavy added cost, owing
to the higher price OF coal, as most
Of the companies had contracts with
the gas people at a very low rate.
The gas people claim that the move
Is not made on account Of any
scarcity in gas, but because 1t can
be used TO much greater advantage
in private houses and at much
higher rates.
The estimated daily consumption
Of natural gas in the city now is five
hundred million cubic feet a day,
equal 20 $4,000 tons Of coal. The
shutting off Of gas from the furpaces
will give an almost incredible i'm
petus to the coal mining industry.
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Mr.. John Keown, the worthy
postmaster Mt KeOwn, Allegheny
County, Penn, says: ''Chamber-
lsin's Cough Remedy sells better
than aUJ other" The reason OF
this is because il can always tie de
pended upon. Let any one troubled
with a severe cold give u n trial and
they will find that the ffst dose
will relieve the lungs aud make
breathing easier, and that its con,
tinued use will free the system q
al symptoms OF the cold. The
promplness and certainty 81 this
remeGy in the relief and cure OF
colds, has won for il many sincere
friends and made it very popular
For sale by u. c. NJ. |. Drug Store
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nnIIaral,. sno.. Imminent.

Thisinvaluable remedy l. one that
ought to be in every household. II
viii cure your Rheumatism, Ae'f-
raigia, Sprains, Cuts, Bruises,
Burns, Frosted Feet and Ears, Sore
Throat and Sore Chest. Ifyou have
Lame Back it viii cure it. ltpene-
trates to the seat Of the disease IL
viii cure Stiff Joints and contracted
muscles after all other remedies
have failed. Those who have been
cripples for years have used Bal
lqrd's SIso,C LiHiIneHt and thrown
away their clutches and been able
20 walk as well as ever. twill cure
YOU. Price 50 cents.
Il. c. NJ. I. Agents. Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25
BALroUR's INVESTIGATION.
The Secretary EXAMINES the Potato
Fields

DuBLIN, Oct. 2l-Balfour viii
ascertain the most suitable route
for a railway from COlooney e
Claremorris. or from Ballaghad'
Green 10 Castle Rea, with a view
to building line To give employ
ment to the needy if the situation
demands.
A crowd of nationalist gathered
at Galway station, prepared to re
ceiye BalfOur with cheers FOL
OsBrien and other nationals
leaders. Baliour had been warned
however, and left the train a
Athlone, where he took a car {
Castle Rea. He will not go to Gal
way.
On his car journey Balfour alight'
ad 10 examine several fields Of pc
tstOes and conversed freely with
the tenants on their condition anc
prospects.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25
A stenn, Yacht sInl.s.I

LOCUST VALLEY, LII, Oc.. a.
f. d. Morgau's large steam yacht
Katrina, bound from Newport, LII,
for New York, with her owner aud
n crew of sixty men on board, ran
on a rock one hundred yards from
MatinecOck Point, l.. l., at $3.50 this
morning, and the vessel filled rap
idly and sank. Morgan and all
Others aboard reached Matinec0cE
Point safely. Morgan's forty-fOOt
yacht, which was in tow Of the
Katrina with three sailors on board
was cut adrift, and nothing Is yet
heard from her. The accident wa:
due to the heavy storm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Three Persons Attacked Win That
Disease in brooklyn.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA death
from yellow fever was reported in
Brooklyn today, and it was rlmOred
that there had been two Others from
the came cause. Michael COad, n
fireman ON the steamship Santiago,
from the West Indies, which arrived
in this city on Friday last, was SICK
upon his arrival. He went 20 7s
Gold Street, Brooklyn, and died
there yesterday morning.
Ii i also reported that three other
men were sick on the voyage, and
upon the arrival OF the vessel two
Of them We're taken TO the Marine
Hospital, where il is rumOred they
died. Health Commissioner Griffin,
Of Brooklyn, says he has made au
investigation and positively denie:
that Coad died from yellow fever,
but nevertheless he has given order;
70 have the body Inferred immeii'
ately.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25
TIE GRAaoPHOSE
& laimed 10 he the Greatest sound
Producing Machine ia Existence.

q Iaimcti 10 he the Greatest sound
Producing Machine ia Existence.
wAsuISGToS, Oct 2I.- Emile
Berliner, OF this city, has perfected
his invention, the guamopnonei anu
claims that it il the greatest SCUM
uroducing machine in existence.
Mt. Berliner is the inventor Of the
transmitter used on the teieI hou's
of the Bell company, and Is sill t.
taiued by the company As one Of lis
electricians. He lint exhibited the
gramophone, then not brought 70
perfection, in Philadelphia, May u,
! isss, before the Franklin Institute.
since then he has spent a year al
| laboratories in Europe, " here he put
the finishing touches on his inven-
ton, and its reproduction OF the
| humln voice is remarkable for Us
clearness iu pronunciation. lie
process Of reproduction is soft y
dish Ofpolishel zinc Is covered with
a fatty film for an etching ground.
Its placed on "A turntablc, and as
one talks in the tube tine disk Is IL
volved, and the vibrations caused
by the sound are traced In the film
by a small pen. The etched plate i
put in chronic acid and in fifteen
minutes il il ready for use. IL j.
put on another turntable and re-
volved by the turning Of n crank.
There Is practically 10 limit, Mr.
Berliuer ssys, to the number Of pro-
auctions that can be made from a
plate, and any number Of plates can
be made from one original.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25
TO THE RESCUE OF BIRcHALL
An Old Friend fries 20 Prove Hin,
Insane

MONTREAL, Oct. "a. - An old
college friend Of Birchall's, A. r.
Latham, a graduate Of Ballot, Ok
ford, now connected with st. Johu's
school here, has come t. the rescue
OF the condemned man and Is ac-
lively engaged in circulating petit
tons for n Communication Of the seu-
tcnce. He has given for publication
a number OF, as he claims, Burch-
ais letters, written since he was
condemned to death. with a view, it
is said, Of showing that Birchall Is
not Of sound mind. They are writ
ten in a careless, tilppaut manner.
In one he attacks the CrOnin wit
nesses for their lying statements,
but he neither admits nor denies his
guilt, saying: "Well, never mind,
its all up now, but rest assured that
the old spirit which has led me so
often through thick and thin is
unconquered, and | shall hold up
my head to the end in the old game
WAy.H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25

Queen Victoria's family circle
now numbers fifty living descend.
ants, including sons and Gau shters,
grludsous and granddaughter,
grea.-sraudsons and Grga;-sTBud
daughters. Besides these, she m:
four scus-in law, four daughters in
law aui one neutrality-suspicious.
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Deserving Of Conildenec.-Ihere
Il no article which 50 richly deserves
the entire confidence OF the com
muuity as BRowS's BRoScHIAL
TpOcEFs. Those suffering from
As.hmatic and Bronchial Diseases
Coughs. and Colds should try them
Price IS cents.
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Pneumonia and Bronchitis Carry
az. One-thlEd of the
Human Race

Il is not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry
or onc-kisiyd Of the human race, but
such are the facts, and what Is more
surprising, both Of the above dis
eases result from neglecting n cou:-
mon ordinary cold. 4 cough
should never be neglected. II il is,
every time you catch cold you
cough harder, and It sticks by you
longer, Ballard's HorehOund
Syrup is the best remedy in the
world for Pneumonia, Bronchitis
and all throat and lung troubles II
YOU have any thrOat trouble, call
for Rallard's Horehound Syrup and
take no other. lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution, Agents l.
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nne,,irn.. .rnirn snIre.

The Best Salve in the world 70
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SaI
Rheum, Fever, Sores, Ietter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cornss
and all Skin ETuptiOns, and posi-
tively cures Piles, or no pay required
Ii Is guaranteed to give p PEREZ,
satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box For sale o.
A q Smith < Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-25
THE aSsAssINATION
OF chief Iennessey; An Address so
the People OF New Orleans.

the People OF New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2i.-Haiie
americana, an Italian paper pub
lished in this city, issued an extra
today relative to the assassination Of
Chief Hennessey. It contains an
address to the people Of this city,
hich is in part as follows: 1--WE
were among the fret TO depTecate in
burning words the manner in which
the laborious aud useful life Of ID.
&. Hennessey was brought 10 an
end 10y vile and unknown assas.
sin. We were among the fret 10
ask for Justice, and We will continue
70 encourage the constant search Of
Justice, but we cannot possibly APP
prove the conduct. unworthy OF
any civilized people, Of the local
authorities since thatunhappy affair,
and We are far from applauding
the language OF his honor Mayor
Shakespeare, and the position lac
ASSUMED toward all Italians, and vrg
are just as far from clapPing our
hands in approval Of the American
press. The city must extend 20 Us,
A. to all other-, protection, and in
stead Of doing il, you inCite the poPu-
lace against the Italians, and the
police are ordered to arrest all Of us
that they meet. Is that action like
that Of civilized people? There
are guilty ones, whoever they are,
punish them. You are unable "a
discover them. That your fam0us
folice is so miscrably organized
proved that you are rs incapable Of
protecting the citizens lives as you
are unable 10 furnish them proper
lighting, or offer them clean streets,
With a courtesy worthy Of ignoFaul
persons only, you assume 10 speak
with contempt Of Italy in genera
and Of Sicily, the beautiful, in par
ticular. Do you know what Italy
is and what is sicily? No, certainly
not. because otherwise You would
be ashamed 10 contrast with you
uucivIiized so called land OF liberty
Ii three hundred ami ninety-eish
years ago the "DIgU' Christophel
Columbus had not discovered YOU
present country, you would still II
in your country Of Europe, leIuinl
life Of misery and dying FER
chance by force, waiting for the hell
OF public charity"
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Insured his Life and suIeided

CoxcoRDIA, Kas., Oct. 2i.-This
morning A. Il. Bancroft, at one
time sheriff. shot himself through
the heart. Yesterday be took Out
two accident policies on bis lie for
5000, good for twenty-four hours
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No frazrant Wild flower on the heath
/ sweeicr than mv Juiia'- sigh,
Nc pearl D. Wlrtcr Than her teeth.
While her anff l1T- the rsEs dye.
Fof >pspuONT q htr DELIGHT.
Il kecps those charms 20 pure and lriEh
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NOTICE.

AL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
y warned, under the penalty Proyldee
Iy ordinance, not 20 remove tne uyp1 y.
4esrriptlon, without first notifying me
CIV Scavcngcr, who will issue direc1iohs
tor It's disposal -.,y,,,-y,r
City scavenger. Room 8, CITY Hal;
A ri t-fh is2n nv
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The best ThreII for Hand CT Ma
chine use i Clark's "Niile End
White thread wound On LACK spoois
For sale 10y ;. HELLSER, New Dry
Goods Store. 2l5 and 217 ), Main
Street. thT & sat
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$500 Reward !

We will pay the above reward ior an az
r,.e az Liver Complaint, Dyspep1il, - -
9esdarhc. Indigestion. Con-tl &C.,
Occurrences We cannot eure ii,ertions
-. ~. civ compiled with They are p',ts-
~ yegetable. and never fail 10 gise eo5
s,,,t.n sugar Coated Large boses . eon
isinipg 50 Pills. IS cents Beware o. s Sa
ieFlel.s 81. o-iv hv THE JOHN =
WrST COMPANY. CHICAGO. Ill ,,-.,.
soId bv JoHSsoS. PRATT x Co'' Di-e
rists, salt LAKE Guy.
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ms AUTOBIOGRAPHY SOLD.

WOODsrOCK, Oct. 24.-Birchall's
autobiography was put up at auction
in the Jail here today. Fifty pub
fishers were IN attendance. The
manuscript was knocked down 20
&. W. Bunting Of the Toronto liaV
for himself and James Gordon
Bennett OF the New York Herald
for $1,000.
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ESTRAy NOTICE.

TUNvE N NY POSSESSION THE fOL
lowing describ d an mai-' Nn ..,-,,'I..,
- odd 10 the highest bidder on OetoDel
one red Steer, years Old. no marks Of
brands.
one red seer. 2 years old ,,-.,
One red and white yeariins heil ,
One red lined back yea-iin Bun
one red ycarilns y u
one red yearlinE Bull
Oue red yearlins Ball
~ 4. RIGGS,
per /. H. FULLER. tansta oie'
Kauab. Kane Co.. Jtahr pet' - 49,
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ATTACK ON THE NEW or
LEANS AUTHORITIES.
EndeaToring TO Prove that Burehell
is not OF Sound
Mad.
SAD FATE OF a YOUNG GIRL IN
NEW MEXICO.
Yellow Fever Brought 10 Brooklyn
From the West
Indies.
By Telegraph 10 the NEWS.
WOMAN

Found Murdered aud NutIIated at
south Hampstead.
LONDON, Oct 2i.-rhe ''Jack the
Ripper" scare is on again. Tonight,
in a secluded part Of South hamp-
stead locality, there was found the
dead body Of n woman whose head
had been nearly severed, while the
body showed hacks anu bruises suf-
ficient 10 cause death. The victim
was 4 woman Of low reputc and this
was sufficient to start the cry Of
''Jack tine Ripper"
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Tho Pope,s Policy

ROME. oct. 24.-The Pope has IN N,
.,1,cted The French bishops 70
s s.lu a conf.ic, with the French
government