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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17
PARSONS CONFIRMED,
The Fight for the Marshalship
is Finished.
THE MONTANA STEAL COMPLETED
The Mckinley Tariff Bill Reported to tba
House-The Majority and Minority
Reports on the Same.
The Mckinley Tariff Bill Reported.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Senate has con-
firmed e. II. Parsons as marshal for Utah.
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LAJuNTA, Colo, April le.-Some time be
tween O'Clock this morning and Sis. the
through registered mail pouch on the Santa Fe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17
Shot without provor,tio,

MONTREAL, April 1e-Albert L. Leopold
Buonaparte, claiming to be descendant of the
great Corsican, arrived here few days ago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17
An African Missionary Dead.

| ZANZIBAR, April 15.-Rev. Alexander Mackey.
q missionary in Uganda country, has died from
fever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17

Prescriptions a speciality at Crismon.
Scarf q Co.'s, the druggists. Try them. !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17

A fine assortment of wall paper Just ar
rived at P. w. Madsen's furniture steer
81 and SO E. First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17
REMOVER

Peterson & Brown, signs, scenery, etc.
63 W., 1st South ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17

Last night without provocation he shot police
man; he was arrested. The policeman will re-
cover,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17
EYE AND EAR.

Dr.. Ira Lyons. ~ West, Third South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-17

McKenna dissents from the sugar schedule.
The Dill IN Its sugar schedule, - he says makes
an arbitrary and invidious distinction between
the sugar industry and other industries. dis
tinction inconsistent with the principle upon
winch the Dill is framed and upon which it can
be justified. Protection, as understood noiiti.
;ally, is the clear right of all industries or Of
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Murderer sm,th,s Defence.

The trial of Fiddler" Smith for the muir.
der OF George Hastings in Valentine Her
mann's hat factory on March 81 was resumed
yesterday in Newark. and the defence opened
with general admission by Lawyer Kalisch
that Smith killed Hastings. md that while tied
like wild beast aitor the killing he boosted of
his act Counsel then argued that his client
which rendered him so. lie said he had been
tie victim OF dreadful hallucinatlons for many
incd and nearly all testified that Smith talked
to himself and gesticulated in the street, and
that 10 failed to recognize his friends when he
met them. Ono witness said Smith COM
planned that no could not get work because
nobody, would employ fool. The case will be
concluded to-day
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A ReaI Estate Agent Missing.

PHILADELPHIA. May IA. Ellwood Lam
caster. a young man who was a real estate
agent at 90 Walnut street, has disappeared.
and it is charged that he has embeZzled funds
intrusted 10 him by various persons to invest
In real estate. The amount is variously esti
mated at from 100000 to $4,000. The heaviest
loser is William Z. Fleming, who says he gave
Lancaster over $4,000 to purchase small
dwelling houses. Lancaster informed Fleming
thnt he had bought the houses. and for several
months gave him money which he said was
obtained from rents OF the properties. Re-
Gently, however. Fleming has been unable to
get any money from him. Lancaster putting
him off with excuses. A number OF other per-
sons were yictmized in various ways by Ian
caster. William Diebe Il hosiery manufac-
turer who charges Lancaster with embe2zlinE
$1,000 from him. has caused a capias for the
arrest OF the fugitive to De issued, and 1t is now
In the hands OF private detectives.
lancaBters populations cover period OF
three or four years He has twice been sued
within the past eighteen months for question:
able transact ons in mortgages. but In both IN
stances induced his victims to withdraw the
suits under promise OF restitution. Lancaster
H. about 80 years old and left wife and four
children In destitute circumstances. Tho
cause Of his downfall Is said to have been an
iniatuation for n young woman in whose COM
pany lie spent much OF his time.
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WHEELING, Nav AT 80 o'clock this
evening, while tho naphtha Yacht Gertrude
was crossing tho Ohio from Wheeling Island
with fourteen men and TWO women passcD-
gers. returning from the base ball park, the
dress OF Mrs. John Mendel damned tho tller
roro in a brass block and the yacht became
unmRnagcal lr struck the upper end Of barge
moored ut tho wharf. and caDsi2ei. throwing
al! tho occupants into tho river. Tho TWO ladies
they were not carried under tho barge 10y the
current J.. W. Wells. ID, A. Brooks, Mr. Mo
the base Ball Association. wore carried under
the barge. Mr.. Wells was drowned. and tho
other three were unconscious when rescued.
but were revived.
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Sold by all druggists. 81 six for& IS. Prepared
only by G, I. HOOD q CO., Lowell MssA
100 Doses One Dollar
FREE ROOD FOR NEGROES.
Moro Harm Than Good Said to Result
from Supplying Them with RntionS.

More Harm Than Good Said to Result
from Supplying Them with Rntions.
New ORLEANS, May THE distribution
OF ratons out of the $15O.OOO voted by Congress
for the relief OF the overflow sufferers on the
lower Mississippi ia already causing trouble, as
expected. Gov. Stone Of Mississippi has re-
fused for his State TO accept any aid whatever
from the Federal Government, declaring that
1t was not needed. Efforts have been made to
induce him to change his mind. but he has re-
NAMED firm. Yesterday a number OF mer-
chants In Warren county. Mississippi applied
directly to Capt. Weston. the United States
commissary here. asking for assistance. and
saying that the negroes would leave the coun-
try unless aid was given them. Their request
was forwarded by telegraph to Gov. Stone who
again peremptorily refused to accept aid. de-
clarinR that 1t was not needed. as all who
wanted supplies could easily get them.
Against his position on this point number
OF protests have been raised. The Governors
OF Louisiana and Arkansas. 1t Is pointed out,
have accepted Government aid for their States.
and rations are Icing distributed to the ne
groes The effect is to induce the laborers on
the Mississippi side OF the river to cross over
into Louisiana and Arkansas. where they can
get free provisions. Unless rations are SINH
larry distributed Ia Missssippi. the Mississippi
people lear that their planters Will lose u great
many hands.
The Same trouble hns arisen in Louisiana.
In n mum Der OF tho overlooked parishes the
planters have protested against the free
their distribution. The police Jury of Vest
Baton Rouge. has decided to ask for ra-
tions. Notwithstanding the protests Of the
planters. The upper end OF the parish Is
under water from the Lobdell and HERMITAGE
breaks but the lower end is high and dry.
The demand is now made that If rations are
distributed at all 1t must be done equally over
the entire parish, whether dry or overfowed.
Otherwise the negroes are likely to congregate
In the latter section. where they will get free
provisions. The government aid has already
planters in the southern portion OF that parish
find themselves short of field hands. The i'm
preston is very strong here that more harm
than good has been done by the assistance OF
the Federal Government although in some
cases 1t was absolutely necessary to prevent
great suffering
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IMPORTED CONTRACT LAB0RE8s.
Secretary Window to Look Into tho Mat
ter-Severnl Batches to he Sent Back.

Secretary Window to Look Into the Mat
ter-Severhl Batches to he Sent Back.
Another batch of Italian laborers was sent
up to Collector Erhardt from the Barge Office
yesterday. charged with coming over under
contract. Fourteen men on the Entella made
affldavits that Francisco Zamolina, a banker at
2l5 Spring street had promised them work at
$1.10 day and had sent $50 to each man to
pay his passage from Italy. They had no
money when they landed. Five more who
came over on the same ship said that Vincenzo
D'Avessa had engaged them in their own
country and shipped them over to Banker
Tocci D'Avessa says he Is their relative and
had a right to bring them here. He was not
clear whether they were all his brothers or
not, and Collector Erhardt was q little skepti-
cal about it. The whole lot will be sent back.
The Collector detained eight others who ar
rived on the Britannia and the Italian Society
Immediately took M the case Of four OF them
and sued out q writ of haDeas corpus which is
returnable this morning. The Alesla had
twenty-o one passengers OF the same nationality
who were suspected OF having been parcelled
Collector had them detained tor investigation.
Secretary WINDOW arrived at the Fifth Az
enue Hote last night. He is much concerned
about the heavy importation of contract Lahor-
tor and Col. Weber md others regarding 1t. The
matter has become so notorious that the labor
unions have complained to the President and
threaten to make 1t a case OF politics. In the
present condition OF the Barge Office and the
comp icatiOns surrounding the Immigration
question Col Weber has been unable to make
much Roadway, and 1t may be that Castle
Garden will be secured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08
FAESHARE'S TRIAL FOR ARSON.
Testimony OF Insurance Men In Regard to
tho Defendants Policies.

When the Fanshawe arson case was re-
sumed before Judge Andrews in the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer yesterday large diagram
OF the floor of so East Twenty-ninth street.
where the fire occurred was shown to the Jury,
and City Surveyor George A. Wheeler OK
planned the relative positions of the fire spots
and the exits from the defendants room.
Wilton n. Anderson, clerk for the knicker
booker Fire Insurance Company. said that the
defendant had taken out policy for 81 900 in
his company and another In the PhTnix COM
pany. The Phoenix policy had been antedated.
and bore tho date Jan. l. 1885, The fire oc-
Cured on Feb 3. 1885, The defendant, after
the fire. had presented IA schedule OF loss
amounting to $500. The insurance compa-
MES had settled for about quarter OF this
amount. Fanshawe received a salary OF $500
year from the hnickerbocker Company. but
had other sources OF income.
George Z. Sheldon. President OF the Phoenix
Insurance Company, said that although he
arson. he had paid his attorney tl75 10 satisfy
the claim rather than have any litigation about
It. He did not by this action admit Fanshawe's
innocence, nor did he wish to be construed as
assuming his guilt.
stephen ID. Anderson manager Of the Wall
street branch OF the PnGniX Company testi-
fed that W. \. Anderson had made application
to him for policy OF $1,000 on fanshawe's
property short time before the fire; but the
witness could not tell the exact date. The pol
icy, at Mr. Anderson's request. had been
antedated.
Tho case was adjourned at this point until
this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08
QUESTIONING THE Ives POOL LAW
Lawyer Howe Says He WAS tho Father Of
II, but Il IL UnconstItutIonaL

It, but IL IL UncOnstItutIonAI.
Lawyer William F. Howe. as counsel for John
]. Sullivan, indicted for keeping room for the
registering OF bots on horse races on courses
| outside OF this county. demurred yesterday In
the General Sessions. before Judge Fitzgerald,
to the indictment. on the ground that the Ives
Pool law. under which the indictment was
framed. is unconstitutional. Mr.. Howe stipu-
lated that tho case Of Sullivan should be re-
Garded as test case. as he was counsel for
number OF other men indicted under similar
legal conditions. Assistant District Attorney
Con opposed the demurrer for the people.
Mr. Howe said that although he was virtu.
ally the father OF the Ives Pool bill. he was
prepared to maintain the unconstitutionality
OF tho bill because 1t limits the lawful racing
season on duly Incorporated tracks to the
period between May Is and Oct 10. Tho Legis-
lature. he commended. had no right to prescribe
or limit to any time or place an act which the
general law declared TO be either a felony or
misdemeanor. The Constitution In express
terms declares lottery unlawful and criminal.
Besides. the legislature had no right 10 say
that horse racing was legal on the inside Of the
fence OF duly in'ornoraied race track and
illegal outside of IL. Tho Legislature could
not coIstltutlonally thus discriminate for or
Against any particular plc0.
There ar: gentlemen Mr. Howe went on.
sitting in This 20 n room who know. to their
s4r 0w. mat horse rncInE Is only a lottery and
Mr. Howe Looked hRid Al Clerk Edward Hall
Hnd apt. Lindsay Of tho court squad for whom
u" race trace. on IN days hnE an lrresistlble
In reply To- ms TREND" SAID Nj Con. "as
90 co." ' % %d 'N R ii Il d%S md nHYo
on" tay la-' summer ! unInt"nuoually heard
az % H s oa' IL ,d M n-r co, slIsr he ha
Q. d c'to. J must 20 ms adJpurnn emit Jod.
Inns, get 20 tno trac&. lyegot a sure thing
Alas" groaneI rorly Lawyer Howe. Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08
A Girl Refuses to Testify In a Criminal
suit.

BOSTON, May IA spunky witness created
something Of n sensation to-day In tho trial
of DIR. Ludgate." the alleged malpracti-
toner. whose case has been hanging fire 80
many months. The witness Is pretty, and the
fact that she was one OF tho patrons OF the
woman on trial made her the observed OF all
observers, especially on the part OF the men.
She refused point blank to testify. on the
ground that by SO doing she would incrimi-
nate herself.
She gave her name as Eliza Curtis. and said
she lived in Worcester. To the question, Do
you know tho defendant" she exclaimed. " l
refuse to testify" Again the question was
asked and again she refused. Judge Ihomp-
son asked for an explanation.
- don wish to crminAte myself or disgrace
myself" replied tho girl
" " hy disgrace yourself?' asked the District
40 eliminate myself" corrected tho wit
ne6s.
Eve times she refused to testify. each time
with the explanation that by 50 dong she
wOuli Disgrace herself. She had not given her
rght name ~ court, and refused TO hayo her
shame advertised any further. II Is said that
she belongs 10 a wealthy family in Worcester
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08
Your Blood Needs

Hoods sarsararillN is the best blood purifier
before the public. 1t eradicstes scrofula and ali
humors, cures salt rheum, boils. pimples, 90.
The severest cases Of blood poisoning have
yielded to its superior curative rover.
Il had bo!ls all over my neck and back. troub-
ling me 30 much that could not turn my head
around, nor stoop over. Hoods SArsapa-
rllla cured me In two weeks. think 1t is the
best blood purifier "-DANIEL READ Kansas
City. Mo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08
The Dead Hos sold for the Police Pension
Pund

The Police Pension Fund prohted unex-
psrt"dly Yesterday Dy tho hudug n tho dead hog that
rAT0naH l.oDlHson picked up N Broadway aud seven
ts'nti street Uu Iutsday morning atS ornck El"r ~
pistol OF Wa irrd ~ Madison SQUARE butcher
h.c' HtF q" .rN"uih Avenue bought no l". fuT ~
me ia lou house Yesterday |rIHk aud AIT KrlIv
cent The money 90 Tho Police fensUn Yum 80 ueF
bas rDsd 10 claim the revolver fOund IN tue emmy
AD which tue police found after the hog lad been shot
The police haven found 0RI ysI who tIsd he LhVL
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atty Of the Butterworth bill. The. Committee
on, Rules have not yet fixed a day for the con.
seem disposed to do so Without the interYen.
| ton Of the committee there is no hope what
/ ever oil the passage oil the bill.
Speaker Reed had on his table this morning
| the names of the men whom he has selected
for appointment to the various vacant COM
mittee places. He did not announce them.
| however, and 1t Il understood that he Is dis
| posed to defer the matter until the Kentucky
| Legislature elects a successor to Senator Beck.
IL MI Carlisle Is chosen Mr. Eeen w haSe I'm an
Committee on, Rules instead Of one. and also to
Al MIR. Carlisles place on WAYS and Means.
He will then have several largo prizes to dis
tribute. and wilfexercse. great care In dispos-
ing OF them to the best advantage. II Mr.. Car.
ern and a Northern, man will be appointed to
membership on Rules and Southerner on
Ways AMI Means.
The Secretary of the Navy has addressed q
undertaken WAC went to Samoa for the body OF
Chief Engineer Hall, and on his return made
charges OF i'll treatmentby the officers OF the
Adams, to whom he had an order from the de-
partment for ali the assistance that h Q needed.
He alleged in n letter to the department that he
done by the officers to facilitate bis errand.
The Secretary informed him that he had re-
Adams and d letter err from al anothNr source.
passenger wit h him on the steamer Mariposa
on the way home showing tha H s MS charge. rss
evidence TO the officers OF the Adams upon
leaving that he was perfectly satisfied with his
treatment.
The Navy Department has awarded to the
Carpenter Steel Company OF Reading. "a. con-
tracts for the construction OF about $20O.OO0
worth OF armor piercing proecties OF different
caibres. The methods of treatment OF the
metal used III Europe have been acquired by
this company.
The Senate Committee on Claims to-day
directed Chairman Spooner to make favor
able report upon the bill for the relief OF Pay
master Major J. W. Wham. While the pay
ago under an escort OF soldiers a gang of rob-
bers attacked the train from ambush. and, after
wounding eleven Of the soldiers. captured the
strong BOY Is for the
purpose of relieving Wham OF his responsible.
lty for the morey.
The Senate in executive session to-day. con-
frmed the following nominations:
Collectors OF CustOms--J X. Joley, District of Techo
Louisiana John sherry Jr.; sag Haroor y Y \,
Y. j. A. FarriS. Wheeling. ". Va.
J. W. oast Virginia Supervising Inspector OF Steam
Merchandise Mt New orleans JACOB Shaen, Assistant
Appraiser Of MerSnGndifs at san Fs1nssOo
ford and G H Emily at Moodusi Jew jersey Thee
Eep 4 hnckey a. cnmde ana
&, II. Rowe at DanSvie.
REPRESENTATIVE Rowell Of Illinois to-day
made report to the House from the Commit
tee on Election in the contested election case
# John '. McDufie agt Louis w. Turpin from
the Fourth Alabama district. The report
the Secretary Of State Of Alabama. was 1888.
but the committee after weighing all the evil
dence in the case, has transformed this into
majority OF 445l for McDuffie. the contestant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08

A thorough cleansing this spring, in order to
eIpel the impurities which have accumulated
during tho winter, or which may DO hereditary,
and cause you much suffering. We confidently
recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla ss the very
best spring medicine BY its use the blood is
purified, enriched, and vitalzed, that tired feel
ing 10 entirely overcome and the whole body
given strength and vigor. the appetite is re-
stored and sharpened. the digestive organs are
toned, and the kidneys and liver invigorated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08

rAMnlln"E, AIHss. May 7. 4 syndicate Las
Infaha1sH tue w at ~ 40 4 Kennedy rTsctsr
COMPANY ~ MS Guy aud IhlrAgo uayug n 1. said
us sum "f ~ 'OI ~ Ito business y be conducted
nhHsI LLe zane mAuAgsntnt "a before. lt msEid thAI
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Col, Joachim Maidhoi. importer and manu-
fRcturer Of dress trimmings a. 80 Greene street has
failed and Deputy shcrln CarTaucT hAs IaEsu puGsss
b!uH Of Ills place OF business under several executions
co. hAidhof has seen IN bus meas fory year. Ito
iOiUuri OF The Eleventh Regiment tor several
years AMI 10 veteran Most oil hS purchases
were made IA Europe where tho GIsAlrT PAinf his
dsbtsdueHE Ia sad 10 he he Il several ears ago he
went INTO a scheme 10 manufacture porcelain ~ 90.
T0na J. L. In which IL ELs reported hs considers.
bic money We las coutossrd judgments AggTeEAtnE
6hWO-in favor 81 tie Al"th National BAnk o. 10 "a
sIh'1A on rromihsOry hOles lils liabilities are said 10
be about fIOlgeL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08

Plumber John Plunkett OF 81 Market street
was arrested for intoxcation by Policeman George
Schultz on Tuesday evening and locked up in the East
Tmrtyhfth street station Al l:bs A NJ yesterday ho
was found dead on tho floor Of Ills cell Alcoholism Is
supposed 10 have been the cause The Coroner
notified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-08

NnWI".I.'. NuY r.. Cos H. Toos ~
y" lanA NaS mari "a IlN. uoruu. No Ms liIy ro.s
'ftns Gap .blsT ~ n,u hw Io-s.fans REGISTER II
- Iiyatgi} !'s sr'myly vas lsrt"rmsd hy ne
heF. bT L. ihaJsis pAhtpT Of rf hEthsW's CLaFgh
" We gAAI9TA EsSldsass AUA.BsI " .BAE sLgTgA
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Hoods SarsaparilNa
Sold by all druggists. 81 ;siI fors5. PREPARED
only by C. 1. HOOD l. CO.. Lowell. MasA
100 Doses One Dollar

which 10 the twin brother In the line OF special
legislation forthe alleged benefit ofthe GrRng-
ers. Leading lawyers on both sides Of the House
have expressed doubts as 10 the constitutions
atty of the Butterworth bill. The Committee
on kules have not yet fixed a day for the con-
sideration Of the measure. and do not now
seem disposed to do so Without the iuteryen-
ton Of the committee there is no hope what
ever of the passage OF the bill
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after passing this measure. may the Lord have
mercy on their souls. Applause
The COMMITTEES then rose and the House took
q recess until O'Clock. -
Mr. O'Donnell HOP, Mich. Mr.. Stewart Dem,
Gal and MIR. Ellis llep., KY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-17
Langston Speaks Again.

The speech of John NJ. Lsngs!ou, the ne
gro Congressman who was recently seated
in the place of Mr.. Vensble from the Fourth
district was the feature Of the emancipation
exercises in Richmond yesterday.
LaugstoD, offer discussing the Question OF
slavery, aeid it used to De said thst this is .
white mans country. He was here to tell
them it Is black mans country as well.
The wars of this country used to be those OF
the white people, bu: there could never os
another in which the negro would not figure
az an American soldier. The speaker said
he had never seen white democrat who
knew that the word white was not in the
constitution. He was born In Louisa county
and be was not ashamed OF i. Zoe best
white and black blood in the State ran
In bis vens and be apologizsd to no man
for 1t.
The word white was not either in the dec
alogue, the Sermon on the Mount or the
declaration of Independence. Starting Ia
the kitchen, 1t was doing we'll to reach Inc
parlor. Being born in negro quarters. isn't
it magnificent to enter the hail OF The house
OF Representatives II democrats there
from New York or elsewhere should taunt
him with being colorsd, he would remind
them that he was their squGi now. There
was no distinction between white and
colored young men. 1t was time for the
negro to go cheek by jowl with the white
map, and make this country the grandest
Cd earth and praise God together