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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
HISTORY OF TWO WAITS.
Two Boys are Left in the Streets of New York,
and Wander West.

dHu NdHucf NeSU
Especial to THE HERALp-Examiner Dispatch. |
MARTINsvILLE, Ind, May 2.-Henry and
jerry Givans, two brothers, were left as
street waits in the city of New York by
the death of their poor parents forty two
years ago. They managed to live by sell
ing papers on the streets. In 1855 they
started on foot for the west and settled at
WaVerly, ten miles north of this city. At
the end of two or three years on the same
day both were married, Henry at some
point in Iowa, where he had moved, and
jerry at Waverly. A disagreement arose
between them and correspondence was dis
continued. Jerry died about ten years
ago while Henry moved to California, and
all trace of him was lost He engaged in
fruit culture and amassed large fortune.
Last fall the son and namesake of the dead
brother, who managed to live by fishing,
had once killed eight out of a bunch of
snakes. The item was copied by many
papers and Harry saw it in his home paper
at Fort Bidwell, Cal. Thinking it was his
brother, he wrote him, rendering an entire
reconciliation. The last member of the
family answered and the end of the affair
is that Jerry has accepted an invitation to
live with his uncle and take charge of part
of his large estate
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avenue with such force as to throw
the boy out. He struck the steel
rail of the track on his head
and received very serious scalp wound.
Inc lines being wrapped around his wrist,
Edward was dragged nearly block before
the animal was stopped. DR.. Powers re-
ports him in a dangerous condition.
Deputy Marshal Mcclellan yesterday ar
rested Lars ?. Johnson, of Hooper, upon a
charge of unlawful Capitalization. johnson
was bound over in the sum of 81 900. 1t is
alleged he has two wives David Evans, of
falryleW, was also arrested on similar
charge, and was bound over in the same
amount.
The health ordinance adopted by the city
council OF Ogden is almost an exact copy of
the Denver sanitary ordinance, which was
used as the model from which it was con-
structed.
AT 10:15 there was:an alarm of fire caused
by the burning of the sand house in the
slight.
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The Demonstration in Marseilles.

MARsEILLEs, May at is estimated that
$4,000 workmen took part in the labor
demonstration yesterday. The streets
were noisy but there was no breach of the
peace. A large meeting was held and a
deputation consisting of forty presidents
OF trades unions and 5000 workmen ap-
pointed TO visit the prefecture and present
petltlon OIL eight hours The project de
clined receiving the deputation in a body,
but offered to receive the members if they
would divide into groups. The deputation,
however, had been instructed to be re-
ceived as whole or not at all, and The
party reported to the meeting which then
dispersed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
Astartling Cut in Railroad Rates.

CHICAGO, May 2.-J. T. Goddard, third
vice president Of the Atchison, Topeka s.
Santa Fe road has resigned. 1t is under
stood he decided upon this step two weeks
ago while President Marvel was in Cali
fornia and telegraphed his resignation to
take effect May /. 1t is understood his
relations with the new traffic manager are
unpleasant, the latter refusing to recognize
his authority in the absence of the presi-
dent.
The Great Northern (the Manitoba) road
to-day made slashing cut in lake and rail
rates from New York to the northwest.
The rate from New York to ST. Paul will
be but l cent higher than Chicago to st.
Paul. This means cut Of IL cents on the
business between New York and Omaha in
favor of the ST. Paul route. The announce.
ment created Stir among Chicago west
bound roads.
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BIG Strike in Chicaoo

CHICAGO, May 2.-Ten thousand en-
ployees in sash, door, blind and other wood
working establishments struck this morn
ing for eight hours, and the remaining
Il, 900 will probably go out before night.
The iron molders in the shops of the MALE
able ironworks, Mccormick Harvester
works, Deering Reaper works and num-
Der of other establishments went out this
morning on demand for eight hours. The
Illinois Steel company acceded to the de-
mand. The F'airbank Canning company
refused the demands of it's 500 employees
and they will strike Monday Eighty
coopers struck this morning. The iron
molders on strike number about six hun
dred, but unless they resume work soon
several thousand men will be made idle for
lack of material.
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Races All Elizaheth. hi L

ELIZABETH, May 2.-FIve eighths of a
mile-Defendant won, Watch Me second,
Sir William third Time :O3M.
Mile and an eighth-Orifamrle won.
Salvini second, Dunbosyne third. Time
1:5S15.
Three-fourths of mile-Prince Howard
won, Salisbury second, Lord Peyton third.
Time-1:161.
Three-fourths of mile-Monsoon won.
Prodigal second, Clay Stockton Third.
Time-1 :1615.
Half mile-Gray Rock won, Priscilla
second, Wire Grass third. Time-5O%.
t1ve-eighths of a mile-Minuet won,
Harrisburg second, Warlike third. Time
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Riots in Barcelona.

BARCELONA, May 2.-Strikers conducted
themselves in riotous manner throughout
the day. The civil guard was continuously
engaged in attempting to dispense the riot
ers, but failed to.quell them. Finally state
OF siege was declared. Late tonight the
strikers fired a tool hut. The guards
Charged the mob and two were serious in
JySed. Another group attacked printing
Office in which proclamation was being
printed. They put stop to the work and
the authorities were obliged to get the
proclamation printed elsewhere, under mil
itary protection.
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Gould has often been suspected of trying
to make few thousands on the stock eX-
change occasionally.
George came back from Mexico a roar
ing BEAR" said Wall street man. s'All
the railroads were going into bankruptcy
according to his IDEAS 1t is more than
suspected that he sold good many thou
sands of shares of Missouri Pacific, which
he has never since been able to buy back,
except at great loss The stock has been
booming for two weeks, and it is believed
Jay Gould discovered that George was
bearing his pet property, and resolved to
teach him lesson. When the young man
acknowledges the corn his father will let
the stock off again.
This view is generally entertained down
town and is corroborated by the nervous
and anxious manner in which George
Gould hangs over the tape from the open
ing to the close of the market. Whether
George Gould has been shaved or not there
is no doubt that Jay Gould has.
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philadelphia Carpenters Rejoice.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2.-There was
rejoicing among the carpenters at strike
headquarters this morning when it was an
nounced that the brick-layers had come to
the aid of the strikers by ordering that no
orlck-layers should set window or door
frames for bosses who refused to grant the
demands of the carpenters In some places
the brick-layers.stopped work on this &C
count and all will obey the order. Fifty
eight of 300 master carpenters in this CITY
have already conceded an advance. The
strikers feel that victory is within their
grasp.
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Base Ball.
SYRACUsE-AMERICAy.

SYRACUsE-AMERICAy
Syracuse, 9: Brooklyn, 3.
ROCHESTER,.
Rochester, 3; Athletics, 6.
TOLEDO.
Toledo, ID; Columbus, 8.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, u; Louisville, 8.
BRooKLYN-NATIoNA
Brooklyn Nichols, Bennett
Boston 2-Rughes. DAILY.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland Lincoln, thinner.
Clnclnnati6 Hines, Harrington.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia 7-Vickery, Decker.
New York 6-Russie, Buckley.
BURG.-PLAYERs.
Pittsburg morrill,, Carroll.
Buffalo 4-Keefe, Mack.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia 2-Husted, Milligan.
Boston 6-Radbourne, Kelly.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn 6-Murphy, Winslow
New York 3-Keefe, Ewing.
CHICAGO.
Chicago Fiteliorg, Kittredge.
Pittsburg 9-Jones, Wilson.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland 4Emmons, Brennan.
Chicago 10-Baldwin, Farrell.
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FOOT PADS AT WORK.
A. Nelson Held Up Near the Tabernacle Last
Night

Shortly after 9 o'clock last night young
man named A. Nelson was walking along
the east side of the Temple square when
two men suddenly stepped up to him and
one of them ordered him to throw I'D his
hands, at the same time pointing pistol
at him. Nelson obeyed the order and the
other fellow then went through him and
took 50 in money and gold watch. The
foot pads then ran off and Nelson went
down to the city hall and reported what
had taken place. He was able to give a
good description of the men and. the police
shortly afterwards brought two fellows in
from the Fountain saloon, on Main street,
who answered to the description. They
were taken to the police station, where
Nelson positively identified them as the
robbers. Neither the watch nor the
money were found upon them. They gave
their names as Joseph Shackles and
Thomas Lee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
The Nashville Races,

NASHVILLE, May 2.-Seven-eighths of a
mile-Cousin Jeems won, Fred Fink sec
ond, Loveland third. Time-1:29
-Four aid half furlongs-Rose Howard
won, Dong Knapp second, Ithaca third.
Time-:56155.
One mile-John Sherman won, Bally Hoo
second, Barney third Time-l AZ.
Fiye-eighths of a mile-Annie Brown
won, Montrose second, Burr Cooper third.
Time :04
Five-eighths Of a mile-Charley Reed
won, H2ralnbowre second, Dahlia third.
Time :04.
Fiye.eighths of amile--Leo Briegel won.
Tom Karl second, Chilhowle third Time
j :02.
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The "Pearl of Pekin'' Company Accident.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-The result of the
accident on the Chesapeake & Ohio rail-
road to the pearl of Pekin" company is
turning out more serious than at first sup
posed. BERTHE Fisch, soubrette, is still at
Stanton, Va. and is reported as not likely
to recover the use of her limbs, which are
paralyzed. Louis Harrison, comedian, in
iured about the head. is threatened with
brain fever and is considered in a precari-
Gus condition. The season Of the company
has been closed
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Louisville Carpenters.

LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Of the 1000 car
penters in this city between nine and ten
hundred struck to-day for eight hours and
20 cents an hour as minimum wages The
non unionists are fast joining the strikers.
By tomorrow but hand full will be at
work. One big contractor only has signed
the arbitration committees agreement.
The Builders and Traders exchange so
far has ignored the movement.
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Irrigation of Arid Lands.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The Senate com
mittee on the irrigation Of arid lands will
make reports upon the subject to the
Senate probably Monday. A majority of
the committee will recommend the trans
fer of the control of the subject from the
geographical survey to the agricultural de-
partment for the reason that Prof Powell,
superintendent of the survey, believes that
the establishment of system of irriga-
ton should be preceded by typographical
survey which will require ten years for
completion
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Presbyterian General A ssembly COMMITTEES.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 2-The committee
appointed two years ago by the general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church to re-
port on the constitutional methods for a
revision of the confession of faith met in
this city o-day. The work of the commit
tee, to large extent, is perfunctory. It isl
not TO consider the issue of revision or,
non-revisioG, but to formulate for the use.
of the general assembly, which viii meet
in Saratoga May Is, a set of rules for ac-)
ton in discussion and revision of the CON-
fession.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
The Volunteer is Not Sold

Especial to THE HERALD-Exam1ner Dispatch
BosToN, May General Paine's Vol
unteer has not been sold to San Francisco
yachtman, Notwithstanding the report to
that effect. If the Pacific coast yachtmen
want to buy her, the general will sell her
for her cost, the price of which IS between
thirty thousand and thirty five thousand.
If she should go there, her rig would need
to be cut down one-third, because ordinary
Pacific coast summer winds are equivalent
in strength to a gale ON this coast In her
present rig also it would be unsafe for the
yacht to attempt to weather Cape Horn in
trip to San Francisco.
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RiOting in France.

PARIS, Nay "A dispatch from Tour
Going, an extensive manufacturing town in
the department of the North, states that
serious trouble has broken out there. The
hands employed III twenty-six mills went
on strike this morning. Great crowds
gathered about the streets, augmented by
5000 strikers from Roubaix, another man
ufacturing town. Soon all hands began 10
show their feelings which eliminated in
serious rioting, which was progressing at
noon. The military has been summoned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
Gladstone Exhorts the working Glass.

LONDON, May 2.-Gladstone has written
a letter in which he exhorts the working
class to consider closely their present
position. He says: "There NAV come q
time when labor will prove too strong for
capital and may use its strength uniustly.
but capital will surely hold its owns In
conclusion he expressed the wish to see
labor and art allied with view to alleviat-
ing and adjoining the life of man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
A Camden Surety Comnanv snsnonds

CAMDEN, N. j., May 2.-The Fidelity
Surety Trust and Safe Deposit company
suspended payment this morning. Charles
L. WORK, president of the Gloucester Ma
tional bank, which suspended Yesterday. is
also its president. The company had onlv
a small line of deposits; its business was
mainly judiciary. "'-'
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Milwaukee Carpenters.

MILWAUKEE, May 2.-The strike for
eight hours did not materialize this morn
ing. Many carpenters have been granted
eight hours. No further action will be
taken till Sunday when a meeting to de-
eide on action toward the bosses who re-
fuse to comply will be held.
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In Honor of Stanley.

LONDON, May 2.-The Emin relief com
mittee gave reception in honor of Stanley
this evening. The Prince of Wales pre-
sided. Among the guests were many mem
bers OF royalty and other distinguished
persons. He paid high tribute to the de-
votion and courage of his associates. The
Prince Of Wales proposed vote of thanks
to Stanley, which was adopted by acclama-
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A Hand Fought Battle.

SAULT STE. MARIE, May "A hard
fought battle occurred last night at the
city hall between Black Frank, champion
le-weight of the northwest, and Black
Diamond. Twelve rounds were fought, the
meu paying no attention to the referee, and
hammering each other without regard to
the length of the round. After the twelfth
round, the police interfered The battle
was declared draw Both were badly
punished
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snicide of s. S. Schwartz.

NEW YORK, May as. S. Schwartz, who
represented himself as the agent of the
Mutual Life and Equitable Life Insurance
companies and committed suicide at San
Francisco, is said here not to have been in
their employ for some time. He has rela-
tives here who are greatly distressed over
his tragic death.
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Newmarket One Thousand Guineas.

LONDON, May 2.-The Newmarket first
spring meeting 1000 guiness for three
year-old tillies, mile and eleven yards, was
won by the Duke of Portland's Semolina
same owners Memoir second, Baron de
Rothschild's F'avorite third Ten starters
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-03
Cliff HOUSE.
Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets


The Gilt is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large. cool ard
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per
Iect in its appointment. Table first-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G. BRIxEN & Bro, Props.
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An Atlantic City Bank susnends

ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., May 2.-The Mer-
chants bank suspended payment this after
noon on account of run caused by reports
that several of their branches in neighbor.
ing towns had suspended on account of the
suspension OF the Bank of America. The
deposits are estimated at $50, 600.
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WHITE HOuSE

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the CITY.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man office in the hotel Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout Table unsur
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms $500 to 50. so per
day. H. L. HALL. Proprietor
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WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK,
A Rumor in Wall Street That Jay Gould Ha
Been Shaving His Son George.


Been Shaving His Son George.
Especial to THE MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch I
New YORK, May HAS George Gould
been trapped by his father! Shrewd Wall
street men were ready to make affidavits
to-day that Jay Gould is the real power
behind the present booming stock market.
and that his son George is the principal
victim of the rise in stocks. The case OF
William K. Vanderbilt, who tried to bull
Lake Shore against his fathers wishes and
lost s., 100000 as a result, was recalled, and
1t was alleged that George Gould has been
caught short in the same manner. jaw
Gould has always forbidden his sons to
speculate. but his commands have been of
no avail. Eddie Gould has been daring
operator for several years, and George
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The Money Returned TO the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Congressmen
Sayers, of Texas, and Bland, of Missouri.
have returned to the treasury the drafts
for the money they lost through the defal-
cation OF Silcott and it is understood that
some others viii follow their example on
the grounds that the House shall not have
voted to repay members for the stolen
money
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In Favor Of automatic Counlinp.

KANSAS CRY, May 1.-The National
Association of Railway Surgeons adopted
resolutions favoring the enactment by
Cnogress of a law requiring the use of
automatic couplers and brakes on freight
cars,
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Portugal Earors Arbitration.

LONDON, May "A dispatch from Lis
bon says the Portuguese government ia
vors the proposition TO arbitrate the ques-
lions arising from the seizure of the Della
goa Bay railway
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Boston Carnenters, Strike

BosToN, May 2.-The strike of the car
penters is proceeding quietly. There are
l,7O0 men; only about twenty men are at
work. Some of these will quit tomorrow
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To Choose Randalrs Successor

HARRISBURG, May "A special election
to choose a successor to the late Sam Ran
dali will be held May 90
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California Crop Prospects.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-The Chronicle in
giving an estimate Of the crop prospects
for California for this season, says the state
as whole shows slight increase of acre
age Ten thousand new vines have been
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Church Disestablishment in Scotland.

LONDON, May I'm the commons this
evening Cameron moved the disestablish-
ment and disendowment of the Church of
Scotland. The motion was rejected after
considerable debate, in which Gladstone
and Harrington took part.
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Wells 6 French Car Company EMPLOYEES.

CHICAGO, May 2.-One thousand en-
ployees of the Wells s. French Car com
pany struck this morning, without notice.
for eight hours. Work was left idle.
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planted in Fresno county and 100000
orange trees have been set out in Los
Angeles county in the past year. The
fruit crop in the state will be the largest
one on record
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A Russian Commissarv of Police K,,,o,

SOFIA, May 1.-The commissary of police.
accompanied by gen d'armes, searched the
house of Russian Jew for seditious dozen
ments. The Jew resisted and shot and
killed the commissary.
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Ogden City Council.

OGDEN, May Especial telegram to
ME HERALD. The city council was called
to order at s o'clock by the mayor. The
absentees at roll call were Alderman Fell
and Councillors Turner, Blaisdel, Corey.
Zeimer and Hurlburt.
f. P. kissen asked to be appointed to a
position on the police force. Referred to
the police commission.
The committee on fire department rec
commended that the city furnish the yolun.
teer tiremen with uniforms, and that they
be exempt from paying poll tax. Report
adopted.
The committee on water supply reported
that they had purchased two Studebaker
'sprlnkling wagons, which had been tested
ana found satisfactory. Report adopted
and bill ordered paid
Inc committee on streets recommended
that the engineer be instructed to stake
out the north and south lines of Thirtieth
street. Report adopted.
The committee on streets reported the
completion Of the bridge over Weber river
at the foot of Thrtieth street. and asked
that the city pay for grading the ap-
proaches at an expense of about three hun
dred dollars After some discussion, a
motion was made and carried that the
work be done jointly by the city and the
parties who decided the land for the street.
Plats OF Sunnyside, Fort Sanford, Rocks
q McGiIfs additions were returned APP
proved by the city engineer, and on motion
were adopted.
The sanitary committee reported san
ordinance to promoted the general health
of the inhabitants OF Oeden.'
A motion was made and carried to adopt
1t by sections. The ordinance was then
read by sections. then by its title and was
adopted as whole, the vote being unani-
nous.
On motion, DR.. ]. II. Powers was ap-
pSlnted city physician, the new officer
c1eaieG by the new health ordinance
a wrang.e took place over motion to
pay the bid OF the volunteer firemen for
the work at the ire which destroyed Mrs.
Pidcock's barn. 1t was finally ordered to
be paio.
The committee on fire department were
instructed to formulate plan Of summon
ing the firemen 10 fire SO that the volun-
teers would not be called out unless actu-
ally needed.
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Oklahoma Goyernment Rim Annrnred

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The President
has approved the act for temporary gov
eminent at Oklahoma
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The Yorksbire,s CARGO on Fire.

LIVERPOOL, May 2.--The steamer York
shire, for Baltimore, is returning with her
cargo on fire.