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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-11
Kemmler Habeas Corpus Case

AUBURN. N. Y, May 10.-The habeas
corpus writ in the case of Kemmler, issued
by Judge Corbett, of Buffalo, came up
to-day before Judge Underwood. The
point raised was whether the court of over
and terminer, of Erie county, had iuris-
diction to pronounce the sentence i'm
posed. w. Bourke Cochran and others
argued for Kemmler and Attorney General
Tabor for Warden Dunstan.
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Floods In Australia.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1O.-Advices from
Sydney per steamer Zealandia state that
the greatest flood in the history of Aus
tralia occurred April Is at Bourke, on the
River Darling. The river broke tbronph
the embankment surrounding the town and
submerging it to depth of three feet.
Bourke is now in the midst of an inland
sea forty miles wide and many of the
buildings are collapsing
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Races at Lexington.

LEXINGTON, May 1O.-Mile and fifty
yards-Spectator won, Brookful second
Silver King third. Time-1:51N.
Mile-Sally Brynes won, Liederkran7
second, Headquarters third Time-1 :491I
Mile-Camilla Won, Pearl Set second
Dollikens third. Time :4SL.
Mile-Portuguese won, Chinmusic SEQ.
ond, Lean H. third. Time :54.
Five-eighths a mile = Raceland won.
Green Leaf second, Laura Agnes third
Time-1 :0615
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Defaulter Pope Was Not Arrested at Duluth

DULUTH, Mimi, May 1O.-The report
that w. H Pope, the Louisville defaulting
bank teller. had been arrested by detec-
tive near here is incorrect. 1t is believed
that Pope has been around here, but the
officers could not get their hands on him
There is belief that the supposed detec-
tive who chartered special train to over
take the boat at Irwin Harbor was Pope
himself, in which case he is now safe in
Canada
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A Writ Against CAPTAIN O,shea.

LONDON, May 10.-The Irish master of
the rolls has authorized writ against
Captain O'Shea, who some time ago
brought action for divorce against his
wife, naming Parnell as correspondent, to
enforce the provisions of Mrs. O'Shea's
marriage settlement and compel O'Shea to
answer to her certain interests menaced
by bankruptcy proceedings against her.
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A Wholesale Poisoning.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 10.--A wholesale
poisoning in colored family has occurred
near Brentwood. George. Jobnson's wife.
IN preparing bread for breakfast for her
husband and eight children. used bv mis-
take strychnine for soda Phe whole fam
liy are stricken down and four of the chill
dren have died. The doctors aprprehend
that the poison consumed will XIII the rest
OF the family, including the mother.
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The McCalla Courtmartial FINDINGS.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-Lieutenants
Garst and Slayton arrived here to-day
with the record of the proceedings and find
ings in the courtmartial in the case of Com
mander McCalla. The impression pre-
walls among naval officers that the court
sentenced McCalla to suspension from
duty and to be reprimanded by the depart
ment.
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Interstate Commerce and nouor.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The bill to pro-
hlblt the transportation of intoxicating
liquors from any state or territory of the
United States into states where prohibi-
Jion laws are IN force, is to be called up in
the House the first opportunity.
Senator Sherman celebrated his sixty
seventh birthday this morning by a dinner
wnlch was attended by President Harri-
son, ice-President Morton, General Sher-
man, General Beale and others.
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been keeping even with the government
IN purchases abroad. They have almost
covered the market in London 1t is also
TACT that the silver offered the govern
ment at the assay Office in New York has
peen at premium of 2 to 3. Director of
the Mint Leach this morning did NOT DENY
the minors of corner, but he said no sill
yer had been offered the government at
New York; that it had bought bullion in
Lonoon and was storing it in the assay
once IN New York. 1t is also storing what
silver 1t had in the west and issuing Ger
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A CUTTING AFFRAY.
Thomas Cullen Slashes into John Reeds Face
With Razor at the Logan Depot.

LOGAN, Utah, May 1O.-[Special telegram
to The HERALDl.- "A bad cutting ARRAY oc-
Cured at pm. today at the depot, in
which John Reed, of Detroit, Mich, was
fearfully cut by Thomas Cullen, of Phila-
delphla, with razor across the left side of
the face, from the nose to the side of the
neck and diagonally across the muscular
part of the left arm. Each cut was to the
bone and fully six inches long 1t came
nearly being a cold day for Reed. The
many gaping holes in Reeds coat indicates
that Cullen in his drunken madness meant
mischief.
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Chicago Breweries Purchased.

CHICAGO, May 10.-The purchase an d
consolidation of another big batch of Chi
cago breweries by foreign syndicate has
been consummated and the stock will soon
be placed on the English market. The
amount iovolved in the purchase aggre-
gates $4,000.
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Gilbert and Sullivan Part pefluitelv.

LONDON, May TO- The musical world is
startled by the announcement that Gilbert
and Sullivan, the famous operatic col
laborteurs, have definitely parted. To
this is added the news that Gilbert has
severed his personal business relations With
DOYly Carte.
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A Defalcation.

ALBANY, N. Y, May TO- A defalcation
in the City National bank OF nearly fifty
thousand dollars is traced to George p.
Whitney, an individual beekkeeper, who
managed it through the oyerdraft system
in collision with prominent Albany firm.
An effort will be made among Whituey,s
friends to settle the affair.
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Plundering Stranded Vessels.

DANTzIc, May 10-One hundred and
twenty persons were arrested on the
charge of plundering vessels stranded near
Hela. town on the Baltic, nineteen miles
northeast of Danzic Their trial ended
to-day, and resulted in the conviction of
seventysix persons who were each SEN
fenced TO one weeks Imprisonment.
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Sophomore Funnies at Ann Arbor.

Especial to THE misunderstanding Dispatch
ANN ARBoR, Mich, May 1O--Franls J.
Evens, the toastmaster of the freshmen
class, failed to put in an appearance at the
class banquet Thursday night. A search
resulted in ascertaing that Evens was en-
ticed from his house Thursday by five
young sophomores, who bound him, and
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Exports of Snecie.

NEW YORK, May 10.-Exports of specie
the past week amounted to $4,000, all
gold; imports, s6OS, 200, of which $4,000
was gold and $4,000 silver. This is the
i1rst week in many years that no silver has
been exported. This exception is undoubt-
edly due to the anticipated silver legisla-
ton. The abnormal import of silver is due
to the same cause.
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A Thieving Messenger Arrested

PHILADELPHIA, May 1O.-Edmund Sur
gis Crawford, charged with having, in 1888,
while messenger of the American Ex-
change National bank of New York. stolen
S4l ,000, which was given him to be con-
veyed to the Adams express office in that
city, was arrested tonight on the arrival
at this port of the steamship from Hon
duraS
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Death of Justice W. A. Barnes.

DELEvAN, Wis, May 1O.-Justice W. A.
Barnes, who held the office of associate
justice of the United States supreme court
OF the territory of Dakota eight years. died
this morning of heart disease, aged 70.
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FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER-G
CLARKSON

says of DR.. Tibbits, oculist and aurist: "He
is gentleman in all best senses of the word.
is well known, thoroughly respected, OF
decided personal and professional merits.
A physician who has won unusual success.
an enviable rank and state reputation. /
nave known him for many years and so
speak from thorough personal acquaint-
ance. | recommend him to the best fayors
and friendship of any good people,
Office, No. 16 E. First South street.
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Chinese Trying to Sneak In.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Information was
received at the treasury department to-day
that thirty Chinese laborers were trying to
enter the United States from Mexico near
Noagales, .Ariz. The special agent of the
treasury at that place was instructed to
call upon the federal authorities to assist
in keeping them out and to assist in the ar
rest of those who may have entered.
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American Life Insurance comnonu

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-A writ of quo
warranto citing the officers of the Ameri-
can Life Insurance company to appear in
court and show cause why it's business
should not be closed, was served this morn.
ing. This will put stop to all its business
pending the hearing.
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General Fremont,a winahn.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The statement
made in special dispatch to New York
paper that the government is indebted to
General Fremont in the sum of 81, 900 is
incorrect The amount involved is 81, 900.
and Congress will be asked to pay it.
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The Iron Car COMPANY ASSIGNS

HUNTINGTON, Pa, May 10.-The Iron
Car company assigned to-day owing to In
ability to meet matured paper. The liabili-
ties are estimated at S150,OO0 or 5000 600 !.
assets, S125,000. A large number Of men
were thrown out Of employment.
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case cure was effected. His proposition
being refused, he went to Mayor Glover,
who started an investigation. Tennie
cleared out the morning after the first in
dictment was returned. IN her ''infirmary"
We're found four patients, whom she had
left in horrible condition.
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An Electrical Storm i'm Paris.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Cable.1
PARIS, May 10-An extraordinary storm
broke over Paris yesterday afternoon. 1t
was purely electrical and lightning flashed
continually. The Eiffel tower was struck
six times but not iniured
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Turkish Ministerial Changes.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 1O-A number of
changes in the ministery have been an
nounced, creating considerable sensation.
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Accident on the Burlington

AURORA, Ills, May 1O.-A freight train
on the Burlington road was derailed last
night. The engineer and fireman were
killed and the brakeman is believed to be
buried in the wreck. ~ ~
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A Loving Gun for Blaine

New YORK, May 10.-Silversmiths are at
work upon solid silver loving cup, to be
presented to Blaine by the Latin American
delegates to the Pan American conference
1t is to be presented in Washington the
18th of MAY.
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Silver Rising In MeYjco

CITY OF MEXICO, May 10.-Silver is ris-
ing and prominent banker to-day said if
if the advance continues it will produce a
crisis here.
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Wheat Crop Average.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The crop report of
the department of agriculture makes a re-
duction of one point in wheat, the average
being eighty.
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Trotting in Austria.

VIENNA, May 10-The American mare
Blue Bell won the grand prize of e.OO0
f1orins to-day. She made mile without
break in 2 :26.
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American Cbampion RACQUET PLAYER

LONDON, May 1O.-Pettitt, the American
champion racquet player, to-day defeated
Latham here. Curtis defeated Fiske
Warren
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In the French Deputies.

PARIS, May 1O.-In the deputies, Rovier,
minister OF finance, introduced a bill to re-
duce the duty on wine made from dried
raisins.
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CHICAGO, May 1O.-The attempt to organ
ize western states passenger association
for the restoration of rates has fallen
through, owing to the refusal of the Wis
consin Central and other roads to ioin if.
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Norristown. Pa. water Comnonv,v

YOUNGSTOWN, Penna., May 1O-It is
given out shat grave irrigularity has been
discovered in the accounts of the Norris
town Water company. The directors
admit that there is q large shortage in the
cash, but will give no figures.
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Kempton Park .Inhilee Stakea
Failure of the ATTEMPT to Restore Rates

LONDON, May 10.-The Kempton park Ju
bilee stakes were won by Imp.
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never before been seen in Chicago in Rame
OF professional ball among players who are
supposed TO DO gentlemon, This same occur
renee has branded rs an ill-temnered plug ugly
loaicr @ man who was once hold iayorlto
among Chicago base ball patrone; IN the eey-
enth inning OF the game, II which tho Brook
lyns we're far In tho load, Van Hnltrcn was hit
On tho pip with : Wild pitched ball. As
further developed. the blow did not hurt him
severely, but 1t did serve to show what y
low down nature the man possessoS Instead
OF running g. first and receiving III, applause
OF sympathl2inR spectators. Nnn Haltren drew
back his bat AMI with a.! the strength he coulq
summon hurled IT, OF King who had pitched
tho ball. Neither King nor tho bat was hurt
r. the lPnst, for the pitcher managed to dodge
through tho sod. Immediately there went up
tho RroAne and Misses Of dsgusted crowd. and
tho demand TO. have NaQ Haltfen removed
from tho game; but Van HnltrOn was not re-
moved by other the umpires or Ward. and,
strange as e may scom; the latter tried to un.
King Tho only penalty Inflicted for this die:
GRACEFUL act was t25 One which was imposed
By Umpire Pcnrce. When mon act to throwing
Clubs Of oHch other In an exhibition shat is
played for the publ Amusement 1t IL abopt
time TO gall for : ret9rm eomowhere: Shortly
tho qnmo for kicking. The sGorp:
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Wheeling Notes.

To Riverside Wheeimen will have q club TO
Dob Very on Ann. j.
Tho Harlem VI s,mon are considering the advisable
ny OF hOldil q alb road race IN the fall
+. c. Anthuur Uf Taunton Macs who m rid nR In nne
form has joined the Manhattan Athletic Club
Cant. Murphy OF the Hudson County Wheelmen hRa
the strongest road team fancy club In ME country
Tho Hudson County wheeImen viii eYttn an invita-.
don to tho Pennsylvania Bicycle club to V.st them On
Aug. AMI 10
The nfty.mile road race at the Sianotha Bicycle
Clubs race meet Aug will hGye number Of crack
road riders AZ competitors
Capt Cosstt and "A number of the Riverside wheel
men viii iu the Buffalo. Rochester Niagara Falls
and Hartford tOurphments
We Eqrphy's poor showing in the ooney Island
rnco on Wednesday evening Is accounted for by the
miserable condition Of the cnursa
The Buffalo Wheelmen will give bicycle tourney 90
Aug. rs and ~, Immediately following the hIg Ineet
William ). Murphy, captain OF tho Kings County
Wh-elmep. who bias made such An enviablo record oh
the path and road Will shortly go into the bicycle bust
meas In Brooklyn
o. tho Buffalo tournament next month will have
MesarS Van Wagner McDaniels, MerriheE, and Damp.
man ne competitors.
che creates, races OF the Year viii occur next month
p Described ~ being one upon which nunbef OF rec.
ords AFRO sure 10 be lowered
In tho one milo bicycle rpNe Of tho PaH Orange Cy.
clors on rEurSiAY last q. & French Won, time min
ore. eo4 a,,e; %a sSSSn ss1d o. SEQ
si:ctod ihe t6lowipe o1ioerS; J. w. Tu!modgs fsc1i
dent pnd AIt,ini Irving Van Tas-el Wee President
urSr and Buger. Tho membsrsp VI the club is tweITa
Al meeting of tho Passac city Wheeling and Athr
ietlc Association he'd X the new club house on FRIDAY
Blade reelected handcnpper The contesls for the
CLUB cham ionships will take place in september. 40
fectei that The club viii take prominent position 10
AIhleti1 neEt se0Son.
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The eermon,A sohuetzeu Bund.

Thanks TO tho strenuous efforts OF tho Arrangements
Committee tho picnic prize shoot and bowling tourney
of the Germanis srhuotEen Bund 10 l. Washington
Rifles, WAS brought TO successful fssue at tho old
Washington IarE grounds yesterday.
The shooting took place on the 2oI-yard range three
twenty-five German ring targets and point target
being used. On the hrt OF the ring targets tho mem
hers contested for tho honor and glory Of becoming
Ling tnr ne ensuing yoar, a very handsome gold
medal going 10 the winner Tho successful shooter
Yesterday was 7 LndkE.osier, who has acquired his
mark snanship as meTuber of the 2ettier Rifle Club
With 20 out OF possible 70 on tho next target tho
gold headed cane which fell to HeIlE Company 4 on
~ The thiTd ring target Was open 10 al, limit
Caeh.
Je winner GpF their scores wcre'
FiE u; LnGklosIer o.: fVltnct, 62; J. Meyer o.:
iior4ey s. BanA q IIeiHiE s.. he'ne. 81 schefsr
-, Rrerkent. -; Hrmme, -. Sarbin 40; .. schier
- Hriu, -: Domei"T. VI Lafnhcrius, ~ iickIe Al
kat1, 40, Humid, ~, limmel 81, Roscntha IS; sAuer
The winners winners On the roth, target we're uornSy. Lin
Euetkert ank. schicr Ln!klost,r Scheuer, umme,
sauer. Deitmer. aud Apt
In tho bowling toutnamen, three balls each man.
pins To cornt as th"y IA rctner. 81 and Manser 80
captured the Two HANDSOME gold gedas The cash
prizes went 10 sansr. 70, Laph 49, siefer, ~; Franz
sss Kempfel -, rrrey, rs Ch. es rexner, %; kura
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Only few persons recognized dohn Lawrence Sulr-
hO ofI VI tho ,Taius which arrived at uunk
erB FONT Long Island tity, yesterday afternoon.
Tfu champion ami party u rTiends had 5n,t arrived
from hempNIend, where the biz fellow has been enjoy.
INK VoTJ pleasant outing And NJ the time doing
Ale studying In the way Of preparing hiuGef tor LIS
NV play. Among tho parry WA his manager Jack
haTnitt Eddie GroIcclL an! Jack keunedy. The biz
ieIlu" was tUnnurit aud looked "a merry As kitten
Iho patty went 70 saloon on lpNer kYyugNay Nhera
an s'a"orHls hinuer was aWasiug them. Whom snIWan
ny htN reporter Ast HiEhL hC said hAyO
leon having good time Of II down At Lnko ROnKuu,
kOmA Where have been AshnE with duncan IlArrlsun
In me evening devoted two hours the study OF nv
pAlt In thc new play My vacation almost over aud
consider that Havo had GOOD Tine Of H. From UeAt
1hur'day WI be a huty man. have got my part in
the new drama down pat and Il Just cost Harrison a
basket OF wine. hs made n WAGER with me TINT |
couidH't commit Il 10 memory in LEGS than two weeks
have accomplished Il in leRA than week you see
have won tho wager We viii start ont on tie
road with tho company tho first week IN Seut"mber. /
intend from ns our 70 LOOK out TOR my financial in
lsreHL ! getting old now, and may heed IA fCy
dollars before lcpari from this world"
During the whole Of his conversation tho champion
once mentioned anything about hghung lie
reems to be entirely taken az IN his new unernking
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Staten Island Win. the Roce.

The senior four oared she'll crews OF the Staten Island
Athletic Club and tho Bnyonne Rowing and Athletic
Association rowei so tight race on Saturday after
noon during the eleventh annual regatta Of the III
vonkull Rowing Association on the Kills that John "
slreve OF tho Bnyonno ami A. A, the judge at tho
hnsh declared the result dead hnat Pursuant to tho
decision OF the officials tho row over Gain
yesterday afternoon There was little II any wind aud
the tide hHd been running eDb for about two houro
when the crews were started. Tho BayunneA Thomas
7 Garret bow; 3 \. Schumacher, 2; Charles u Cooke
8s They ed BY fe. fe. datins the hrst Sn1rtes Of
a mile, having had tho Outslde course then
tho staten Islanders mnie an admirable BpurL
and after hard tussle went to the
front The battle continued until the honestretch
when the Islanders spured again, whining in minutes
and u seconds BY little over length Of clear water
The Bavonncs finished In minutes setd seconds Tho
3ing crew comprised FRANK 9 Jansen. bow Redmond
san.'en stroke The ,Sourse, was ono mile s,Inight-
Font , sni ,hc nnsh on the staten Island A,Glenc
were Referee and Starter PenrS Duncan, New !er
c judges at the finish J. Lewis tTosa New York A. C.
FREQ L kodewad staten Island A. C., and Edwin Ii.
Bennett, Jr., b Il and A