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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
Governor Hill at wheeling. W. Va.

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 24-GoYernor
Hill and party arrivedin Wheeling this af-
ternoon. On the way from Masillon, Ohio,
crowds thronged the stations and cheered
the governor as he passed through. On his
arrival here large crowd met him and
escorted him to the hotel, where recep-
ton was held lasting three hours, during
which prominent Democrats of the state
paid their respects. The governor spoke at
the opera house tonight to an audience
only limited by the capacity of the hall,
dwelling ON the tariff and other issues OF
the cauDai IN.
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Catholic Dignitarles Call on Secretary Noble

land, of st. Paul, Mimi; Bishop Stanley,
of South Dakota, and Bishop McGoleyck,
OF Duluth, to-day had an interview with
Secretary Noble and the acting Indian com
missioner upon the subject of Indian schools
In the northwest, and they requested that
the sisters who had been conducting ST.
Mary's and ST. Johns schools for girls on
Turtle Mountain reservation and who were
employed as government instructresses
when those schools were discontinued by
Commissioner German, be permitted to
preserve their commit nifty in secusiou.
Secretary Noble informed them that the
secretary of indian schools had already
been instructed to permit the sisters to live
apart from the other teachers
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Engineer Lynch Arrested.

BUTTE Mont, Oct. 24-[Special telegram
to The HERALD. Engineer Lynch, who
was in charge of the engine causing the
collision on the Utah Northern yesterday
morning and the death of fireman Mitchell.
was arrested this afternoon on the charge
OF murder in the second degree The
coroner's jury returned verdict censurina
the company for not keeping correct time
in the depot at Silver Bow, but Lynch was
arrested on his own confession that his
watch was eight minutes slow and had no,
been corrected for three days.
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A Fire at Mare Island Navy Yard.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 24.-Two sailors &C
cidentally started fire in the basement of
the engineering storehouse at Mare Island
navy yard this afternoon, and in an instant
the mass of combustible matter was in
flames. The navy yard fire department. re-
inforced by company from Vallejo, sue
ceeded in subduing the fire in about an
hour. Hundreds of trunks and household
goods belonging to naval officers were
badly damaged. All naval flags were
thrown out In the mud, and valuable mhps,
which have been accommodating for years,
were entirely ruined The pecuniary loss
will probably amount to 100000.
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Belle Hamlin and Justina's New Record.

INDEPENDENCE, Ia, Oct 24-Hamlin's
team Belle Hamlin and Justina were sent
to-day to beat the worlds record of 2:l5
made by them, and made the mile in 2:13I.
The day was cold and rainy. Had the
weather been favorable horsemen think
2:12 would have been made.
The pair were driven by their owner G..
j. Hamlin, who after one scoring sent them
OFF like an arrow from the bow. The first
quarter was reached in 321S, the second
half in 1:04l9, the third quarter in Is 81
and the mile in 2:13%. When the time
was announced there was tremendous
cheering. Mr.. Hamlin was called onto the
stand and given genuine ovation.
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The Trouble on Tine Mackay Lines.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 24-To-day's
announcement of settlement of the trouble
on the Macay lines was premature. 1t
has developed since that the matter is
still In beyence. AT late hour Tonight
the officials were still in consultation, but
nothing could be learned of the sentiment
prevailing. The men are waiting quietly
for verdict and expect that no trouble
will enSue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
China and Japan Adyices.

SAN FRANc1sec, Oct. 24.-The steamship
City OF Pekin from China and Japan,
brings adviees that the excitement in Japan
over the treaty revision has somewhat
quieted down, but precautions are still
taken for the safety of foreigners
Cholera is gradually disappearing and
Yokohama is practically free. There has
been 1000 cases and $4,000 deaths to Oc-
tOber Z.
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Life Insurance. ConsnIracv.

New YORK, Oct 24.-The Chronicle, an
insurance journal, in its current issue gives
the details of a conspiracy 1t has been
working on for some time, the intent be-
ing to defraud life insurance companies.
Certain persons in New York have been
engaged in insuring the lives of a number
of men of desolute habits for moderate
amounts, the policies all being made pay
able in manner that would allow the con
spirator to reap the profits. His plan was
to take these men, put them under course
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San Francisco Public BUILDING Site

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Secretary Win.
dom. Attorney General Miller and Post
master-General Wanamaker, who are es-
pecially charged by the law with the selec-
tion of suitable site for public building
at San Francisco, had conference on the
subject at the treasury department this
afternoon. The report of the special agent
of the treasury and all other documents
bearing on the subject were fully consid-
cred, but no conclusion reached.
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Italian Immigrants for New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct 24.-The steamship
Elsyian, from Palermo with 1000 immi-
grants on board, has arrived at Port Eads
The entire force of United States inspec-
tors went down the river this afternoon to
meet the vessel. They will make a
thorough inspection and if any of them
should turn out to be paupers, criminals or
of other classes which come under the
prohibitory code, they will be detained on
board and the ship made to carry them back
to Palermo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
Fatal Bar Room onarrel.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24-This morning
Thomas Mccartney, bartender, shot and
killed Robert O'Brien in a saloon. The
shooting was the outcome of an old feud
between the two men. The murdered man
ing department of several newspapers on
the Pacific coast and the Globe Democrat
and Dispatch of st. Louis, and had amassed
considerable wealth. They had been drink
ing together and got into quarrel. 1t is
said O'Brien assaulted Mccartney with
Jug when the latter drew revolver and
shot O'Brien through the head. Mccartney
was arrested. O'Brien had been drinking
heavily of late
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American Institute of Architects.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-The American
Institute of Architects concluded it's work
to-day and will meet next year in Boston.
A resolution was adopted concurring in the
recommendation made by Supervising Ar
chitect Windrim to Congress that hereafter
awards for designing government buildings
be made by competition. The delegates
were later received at the White House by
the President. r. M. Hunt, of New York,
was elected president for the ensuing wear.
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Washington Races.

WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-Benning's races.
Three-year-olds and upward, six furlongs-
Busted won, Watterson second, Genevieve
third. Time-1:19.
Five-year mile Ballyhoo won,
Mohican second, Mandolin colt third.
Time AS.
Mile and one furlong-Vivid won, Tanner
second, Prather third Time-2:09.
Six furlongs-Shotover won, Rustic sec.
ond, Cold Stream third Time-1:19%.
Steeple chase, about two miles-McKen-
zle won, Killarney second, Zangbar third.
Time-4:55.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
The Yacht Katrina Sunk.

LOCUST VALLEY, L. L, Oct 24-E. D..
Morgan's large steam yacht Katrina, bound
from Newport, R. l., for New York, with
her owner and crew of sixty men on
board, ran on rock one hundred yards
from Matinecook Point L. l., at $3.50 this
morning, and the vessel filed rapidly and
sank. Morgan and all the others aboard
reached Matinecook Point safely. Morgan's
forty-foot which was in tow of the Katrina
with three sailors on board was cut adrift
and nothing has yet been heard from her.
The accident was due to the heavy storm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
An Illinois Central Accldent.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct PA portion of
freight train No. Z, on the Illinois Central
this evening went through an iron bridge
at Centre Grove. The bridge was being
constructed to replace the old one, and
fifty men were working on and under it.
Nearly all of the men got out. Robert
Keatly, the fifteen year-old son of the
bridge Waterman, was killed, and five men.
Dan Dougherty, Hugh Corners, John
Wolff, Miles Winters and Jack Mcgowan,
seriously injured
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 24.-Four fur
longs Houston won, Oriental second.
Silver Light third. Time-541S.
Four-year olds and upward, three quar-
tiers of a mile, heats-Mickie H. won both
heats, Outlook second, Josie M. third.
Time-1 :2219.
For maidens, four furlongs Matte
Allen won, Outcry second, Lamar third.
Time So.
Three years and upward, one and one
sixteenth miles-Adrienne won, Elizen
Taciny third. Time-1 :552.
Two-year olds, handicap, six furlongs-
Tom Mackin won, Peuny Royal second,
Y ale third. Time-1 :21%
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Riddled with Bullets.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 24.-On Monday Ed
ward Williams, negro boy seventeen
years old, shot and killed the five year old
son of J. r. Robertson, white, five miles
from Miller Last night the sheriff started
with Williams for Waynesboro, but were
stopped by a mob, who took the prisoner
away and tying him to tree riddled him
with bullets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
Gilman #. Cooke Found.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24-Dr. Clinton T. Cooke,
the young physician who has been missing
since October 9. has been found in Phila-
delphia. The police some time ago sept
photographs and descriptions of MIN to all
the large cities of the country. The police
of Philadelphia to-day located him. Where
he has been wandering since he was seen
in ST. Louis two weeks ago is mystery.
lie is supposed to be deranged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
i lack the Ripper's Scare is On.

LONDON, OcJ. a4.-The "Jack the Ripper''
scare is on again. io-nlghS, in secluded
part of the South Hampstead locality, was
found the dead body of woman whose
head had been nearly severed, while the
body showed kicks and bruises sufficient
to cause death. The victim was woman
of low repute, and this was sufficient to
start the cry Of "Jack the Ripper"
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Poured yitriol Over His Wife.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-John Fox, dissolute
character this afternoon terribly disfigured
his wife with vitriol. The woman keeps
boarding house, and has been so often
abused by Fox in his drunken sprees that
she had refused him admittance to the
house. He broke in to-day and poured
vitriol over her head and face She was
formerly the wife of man named Kohler,
in San Francisco
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A Bridal Trip in a Balloon.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. At the state
fair to-day Thomas J. Minis, and,Miss Ger
trude Pitman, of Brewton, Ala, were mar
ried in front of the grand stand in the pre-
sence Of 10000 people. The young couple
then stepped into the Car of balloon and
wit Aeronaut Baldwin sailed off on their
bridal tour. The balloon was last seen this
afternoon heading for the mountainous
region in Shelby county. The young
couple get purse of $3.50 and large num-
Der of presents
The balloon and bridal couple finally
landed on top of a mountain seventeen
miles from Birmingham.
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All. Harris, of Montana, suddenly Dies.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. pa H. !
Harris, a prominent Montana mine owner,
died very suddenly at the West hotel last
night. He ordered his supper sent to his.
room and soon after was found in his chair.
1t is thought heart disease was the cause of
death. Harris has been spending large
part of the summer in Minneapolis on.
business connected with his mines.
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The Irish Delegates LEAVE for Harre.

PARIS, Oct. 24.-Dillon and O'Brien, ac-
companied by Mrs. O'8rien, leave Paris
to night by the special steamer train for
Havre, where they will embark tomorrow
morning on the steamer La Champagne for
New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
Waiting to Hear Cleveland

WASHINGTON, Oct. PA great crowd
waited patiently about the supreme coort
room all day to hear ex-President C1eve-
land argue the case of Peak against tn
City of New Orleans. The case went over
until Monday, however, and Mr.. Cleveland
did not put in an appearance, much to the
disappointment of the crowd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
Excelsior Waterproof Building Burned

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 24-The Excel
sior Waterproof company buildip was
Quilted by fire this afternoon. rairty
women and girls working on the third rioor
were cut off from the stairway and were
taken from the windows by tiremen on
ladders. None were injured. Loss, $50,
000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
The Braza,l Murder susnects

CHICAGO, Oct 24-The six men in GUS
tody on suspicion of having been the MUIR
deress of Michael Brazell at Des PLANES.
Wednesday night, three have proven APP
parent alibis and the others claim to know
nothing whatever OF the affair.
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Blocks of Five Dudley's suit.

New YORK, Oct. 4.-The general term
of the supreme court refused to vacate the
order for the examination of Colonel Will
liam w. Dudley before trial in his suit for
libel against the Press Publishing company
(the World for damages for publishing his
sBlocks Of Five" letter. In his opinion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
Clerk E. E. 1chards Dead

BELLEVUE, Ida, Oct. "a Special to THE
HERALD. l-E. E. Richards died at HALEY
this morning after short illness. At the
late election he was elected probate Judge
and county superintendent of Alturas
county. He had been clerk of the district
court for number of years.
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A Large Bequest to Antonio Navarro.

Especial to TIE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch
New YORK, Oct. 24.-Under the will of
Francis Henry Dykers, upon which letters
OF administration were granted today to
his sister, Harriet Echeverria, the husband
of Mary Anderson, Antonio Navarro, is
bequeathed one fourth share in the real
and personal estate of decedent, which
amounts to $500. 000
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tomorrow to investigate and act upon the
acceptance of the new water works system
from the Bear Lake and River water COM
pany. Council adjourned
To Test the Cushing's Boilers.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-The engineering
bureau OF the navy department is about to
undertake an exhaustive set of experiments
upon the boilers of the torpedo boat Cush
ing This speedy boat is fitted with
Ihorneycroft boilers of English design and
1t Is intended to ascertain their value as
compared with American tubular and sec
tional boilers in points of economy, eff.
cheney and durability.
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Important Railroad Announcement.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-An important
announcement was made this afternoon
that an alliance between leading railroad
syndicate and the Vanderbilts' interests
has finally been effected, and hereafter the
Vanderbilts will be represented in and take
a prominen part in the Reading manage
ment.
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Eloped With Woman, Six Children and Six

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 24-[Special telegram
to THE HERALD. The wife of Charles
Clark, living at First and B streets. has
eloped. She took with her in her illicit
flight six children, six COWS and horse.
the result of seven years industry on the
part Of her conjugal partner Mr.. Clark
says he misses the children. the cows and
the horse, but thinks he can continue bust
ness without Mrs. Clark.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
A Russian Frontier Guard Fires on Poles.

WARSAW, Oct. PA party of 800 Poles
while attempting to reach PrIssian terri
tory to-day, with the intention of emigrat-
ing to Brazil, were fired upon by the Rus
sian frontier guard, whose order to return
had been disobeyed by the Poles. Six men,
two women and a child were killed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-25
Severe Storm on the massachusetts, Coast.

Boston, Oct. 2t.-A most violent north
east storm has been prevailing in this vi
entity all day. AT Revere beach wind and
high tide played sad havoc. The Woburn
house was lifted from its foundation and
settled deep in the sand. Many other
buildings were partly wrecked and several
small vessels driven ashore, but no fatali-
ties are yet reported. Along the south
shore the storm is reported the most
severe since 1883 and seems to be increas-
ing in fury tonight.
The storm is unusually heavy il south
ern Vermont. Brattleboro reports ~
inches rain and still raining.
Five sloops broke from their moorines in
Rochester to-day and were blown away to-
night. At Scituate the wharves were
flooded and part of Front street is under
water. Tonight the wind is decreasing.
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AllertOn's Fine Record,

INDEPENDENCE, la Oct. 24-At the races
yesterday, Allerten, the great fonr-y
old stallion with 2:15 record, was sent to
beat it. In the face of strong wind he
made the mile in 2;14, breaking the four,
year-old record
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Natalie's Demand on the Regents.

BELGRADE, Oct. 24-Ex Queen Natalie
has informed the Servian regents that fail
ing an immediate settlement regarding the
personal relations between herself and her
son, King Alexander, she will appeal to
the skuptscEina for satisfaction.
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A Duel With Crowbars.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24-Joseph Wood,
thirty five years old, and Carl Barg, forty
SIX years, fought duel this forenoon with
IRON crowbars in blacksmith shop. The
pattle ended only when both men sank to
the ground with fractured skulls. They
were removed to the hospital unconscious.
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The Sultan of Win and the British

ZANZIBAR, Oct. 24.-The Sultan of With
refused to surrender to the British author
ity or afford redress for the recent massa-
ere. On the contrary he is actively prepar-
ing for hostilities. Hundreds of natives
from the surrounding tribes are adhering
to his standard. Fighting is inevitable.
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NVuitOStcS W VuO OHAb7u onabO1'
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The department
OF state is officially advised of the departure
for New York from Rio de Janerro on the
20th inst. of one Brazilian naval vessel or
dered to return the compliments paid the
Brazilian flag by the United States squad
ron in July last and bearing letter and
medal for the President
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Nelson's Great HalfMi,e Record.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Oct 24.-The
stallion Nelson yesterday trotted the fast
est half mile on record. The first quarter
was made in 321f seconds, the second in
30S4, the fastest quarter on record, making
the half in Loo, or at the rate of mile in
.O6
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Murdered his Paramour.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Edward Emmons
tonight shot and killed Mrs. Kate Owens,
paramour, who had left him. Emmons
then unsuccessfully attempted to take his
own life
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TEEMINGwith live advertisements,
but not one of them OF class a man
would blush to lay before his family.
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Dillon and O'Brien Wished Godspeed.

DUBLIN, Oct. 24.-The Tipperary sure
ties of Dillon and O'Brieu have sent a tel
egram to the latter, wishing them Godspeed.
and saying they are proud to bear the re-
sponsibility of their exploit.
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Johnstown Lumber Company Treasurer Short.
PITTsBURG, Oct. PA Johnstown, Pa,
special says; Albert w Oxnard, treasurer
OF the Johnstown Lumber company, dlsap-
peared several days ago. An examination
OF his books shows large discrepancy.
The shortage will reach at least $50, 900.
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A Denver Real Estate Nan Missing.
Interstate Seminary Missionary Alliance.

PITrsBURG. Oct. 24.-At to-day's session
of the American Interstate Seminar
Missionary alliance reports from the diff
ferent seminaries were very encouraging
large increase in the number of grad
yates who go to foreign and home mission
ary fields every year.
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The Llthgow Miners Resume Work.

SYDNEY, Oct. 24.-The miners at the
Lithgow collieries Will resume work on
Monday. Their action is regarded as the
death blow to the extensive strikes
throughout Australia.
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Heavy Storms in Central New YORK

UTAoA, N. Y, Oct PA heavy storm
prevailed in Central New York last night
and to-day. The Mohawk flats between
here and Onicda are flooded
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of training until they were in good physi
cal condition and then insure them. The
men would be paid fifty and seventy-fve
dollars, and the Chronicle says within the
past year some of them have died and the
policies have been yaid by the companies.
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Judge Daniels said: sit is evident the
plaintiff, when he visited New York, had
been actuated with an intention to avoid
service of the order, and practically decln-
ing to obey the mandates of the court"
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The Great Storm Decreasing.

BALTIMORE, Oct. A.-The great storm
decreased somewhat IN severity to-day.
Vessels coming in show signs of hard
ncapa
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Oklahoma CapitoI Ouestion

GUTHRIE, Oct. A.-The council TO-DAY
passed the bill locating the capitol at King
fisher, but its advocates are fearful of its
fate at the governors hands.