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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
Union Pacific Election

Boston, April 3O.-The annual meeting of the
Union Pacific was held this afternoon, The
only change was the election as a director of
Martin Hughitt of the Chicago g. Northwestern
to succeed the late David Dows Over four
hundred thousand shares voted on the follow
ing propositions. which were unanimously rati-
fed: The modification of the Oregon Railway
q Navigation lease, the Oregon agreement
guaranty of the Oregon Short Line and Utah
Northern collateral trust bonds; Union Prolific
Denver and Gulf traffic agreement; Colorado
Central trackage Denver to Cheyenne; APPROX
wing the AZ per cent. collateral trust of the
Denver, Leadville & Gunnison mortgage inden-
ture; Rock Island & Pacific trackage to Den
yer, etc.; kearney and Black Hills traffic agree
mentSi Milwaukee & ST. Paul trackage from
council Bluffs to Omaha; Rock Island and Paci-
nc trackage to Omaha and from Lincoln to
Beatrice. Neb. President Adams reported that
several Investments were made during the year.
resolution ratifying the action OF the directors
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Ohio Ballot Box Investigation

WASHINGTON, April 3O,-The special commit
tee on the Ohio ballot box forgery resumed
nearing this morning. Lewis A. Bode. of Gin
clnnat, an employee of the Cincinnati Screw
and Tap company. which made the famous
ballot boxes, declared that Ben Butterworths
assertion tnat he bad not spoken to Tom Camp
pen for eight years untrue, for in 1883 he saw
ButterWorth in Campbells back office. One of
tle Dallot boxes was on the table: Wood was
there ana they looked anxious and as if waiting
10 get down to business" Butterworth inter-
rupted with this remark: You're living from
beginning to end. 1 never was there. / never
nad a talk with Campbell or Wood. In fact
CampDeu and 1 have not been on speaking
terms, as some persons in this room know. for
a I or SIX years. l think possibly once in the
I'VE I'VE. OF SIX years have been in Campbell's
ounces put that was in the front office.
ana then for single moment never saw the
ballot boxes there, and never saw Wood there ),
Bode reiterated the truth of his statement and
Adjourned ~ y" Va ILL.,
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THE LOCATION FIGHT
Advocates of Various Postoffice
Sites in Washington.
THE CLASSIFICATION OF ORES
For Duty-The Meaning of ''Chief Values"
Mayor Grants Wants an Investigation
Preparing for May Day.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 3O-TSpecial tele.
gram to THE HERALD. THE signature of Mr..
Fat Lannan, of Salt Lake, appears this even
Ing on the Riggs house register From tele
grams received from Salt Lake within the past
lie" DAYS 1t is understood that Mr.. Lannan's
presence relates to the proposed change of the
posuomce location to point diagonally oppo-
ste 10 the Tribune building. Mr.. Ricketts,, of
Salt Lake, is also here on the same mission.
put VIII antagonize Lannan's preferences. The
contest between the two gentlemen will be
watched by the Utah people in Washington
with no little interest.
MI Benton's nomination still remains I'M
acted upon in the Senate committee on post
olnces and post roads. Senate Sawyer, the
chairman OF the committee, says there are no
charges against Mr.. Benton, but until the post
master-general directs him to proceed in the
matter, no action will be taken upon the con-
frmation.
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MIDNIGHT VISITORS.
The Little Surprise Party Tend
cred to DR.. Niles.
ONE OF HIS GUESTS NABBED.
DR.. Vests Housekeeper Decides to talk, and
He is Held ON the Grand Larceny
Charge-Other Matters.

AT about l o'clock yesterday morning two
daring thieves entered DR.. Niles residence on
brigham street through a cellar door, and then
proceeded up stairs to the bedroom where the
uoctor and his wife were sleeping. They en-
lereo and after securing the doctors pants and
vest went out, locking the door after them.
MIS-. Niles awoke just as the men were leaving,
ana at once aroused her husband. who went out
DIS quickly as possible, but the thieves could
not be SEEM He at once telephoned to the
police station, and notified the officers
OF the affair, stating that there was
valuable gold watch and s165 in cash in his
clothes Ohicer Raleigh at once started out
and meeting Officer Carson near the theatre
notified him of the affair The latter stated
that he had just seen two men go in behind the
theatre, and the two officers at once started to-
wards them. AS they approached, the men
separated and ran off in opposite directions
Ofhcer Carson soon secured his man. while
Raleigh followed the other one, who walked
over to the rton-Gardner building and started
10 go up stairs. Hold on there, want you"
said the officer. well, L am going to bed an
SWered the man.
AT this the officer started towards him, when
the fellow wheeled and
PoINTIN a PISTOL
at the officer told him to leave or he would kill
him. Unfortunately, the policeman was I'M
armed, so he retreated a few stems and the man
then came down and started back towards the
theatre where he had left his companion Off
Ger Raleigh called to Officer Carson to look out
for the man, and at this the fellow started to
run down the street, when the policeman took
shot at him, This had the effect of stopping
MIN, and the two officers started towards him
ana arrested him without difficulty, but the
other man broke away and escaped. On being
taken to the police station, the man gave the
name OF Albert Kream, and stated that
he was twenty-one years of age. He
was nicely dressed, but is undoubt-
professional crook. The officers searched his
room yesterday morning and found piece of
wax for taking Impressions of keys, a burglars
saw some flat files and two fine skeleton keys
kream had but S16 on him when arrested, and
the supposition is that the other man got away
with the Doodle.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Offers Wanted to Close an Estate.

South 4 OF N. E. a and lots one and two.
section No. 4, T. S., r. l w., 159 44-1OO
acres. In bulk.
;. E. a section No. z, T. S., r. l W.,
100 acres. In bulk
East 3 lot six, block fifty two, plat A, of
Salt Lake city survey, front ITO feet by 20
rods deep.
Part OF lot eight, block thirty seven, plat
A, S. l.. G. survey, commencing at the S.
E. corner, IS feet front by 165 feet deep.
Bids are invited for the whole or any part
OF the above property, belonging to the es-
tate OF James Smith, deceased. PROPOSE
lions will be received by the undersigned
until 10th day of May next
JOHN SHER1FFs, Trustee.
Lumber and 22d streets, Chicago, Ill. y
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The Usual Grind In the Probate Con,


Judge Bartch transacted the following bust
ness yesterday:
Estate of George Smith Eliza M. Smith ap-
pointed administrator upon filing bond in the
sum of $500 and taking the oath prescribed by
law.
Estate of Daniel Shearer Frank Pierce sworn
and examined and case taken under advise
ment
Estate Of Thomas Vincent order made of
publication Of notice to creditors.
Estate OF Mary Godsall; petition for allot.
ment OF final account and for distribution; proof
OF publication Of time and place for hearing
made; G. F. Williams testified that the persons
named in the will are the only heirs at law, and
all are over age; order made allowing account,
and case continued to May 20, 1890 at 10 a. m.
Estate and guardianship of Elizabeth Moore
ct al. minors; proof Of notice not having been
made on all parties case continued to May IA,
1870 at 10 a. m in order to have notice served
on Mrs. Esther Winn, of said hearing
Estate OF Christian Moore; DR.. w. R. Pike
medical superintendent of the insane asylum at
Provo, appeared in court and was sworn and
examined order made appointing Mrs. M. J.
Young guardian filing bond Of $1,000.
Estate OF Jane Walton Price; order made al
lowing account and making distribution ac-
cording to the provisions Of the will of said
deceased.
Estate of Robert j. Pringle; case continued
until Thursday May |, 1890, at 10 am.
Estate of Abraham o. Winnifred b. and
May A. Woodruff, minors; continued till Nav |.
at 10 am.
Estate and guardianship of John and Julia
Woodruff, minors; case continued to May /.
1880, at 10 am.
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Business Before Judge Zane Yesterday

In the case of Alfred Dunshee VS.. Joseph
Geoghegan, which was tried in the Third district
court on Tuesday, judgment was yesterday
given for the plaintiff for sl95O.5O. A stay of
twenty days was allowed.
In the case of A. G. Mandel VS. W. R. Wilson
ct al, the default of defendant Wilson was
entered.
The grand jury reported one indictment under
United States laws.
The case of William Pike vs. E. Hemsley
was then taken up and tried. The plaintiff in
this action sued to recover $500 damages alleged
to have been sustained by him through being
deprived by the defendant of the use of a
spring at Mill Creek.
The jury brought in verdict for the defend
ant
The case of John G. Mitchell vs. Francis
Pascoe ct al. in which the plaintiff sues to re-
cover 5000 alleged to be due him on a real
estate transaction was taken up and the tria,
was in progress when the court adjourned
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New York "WorId" staff Indtcted.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-The grand jury has lust
handed in indictments against Joseph Pulitzer
John A. Cockrell, julius Chambers and James
+. Graham, of the New York World, for crimi
nal libel Of ex-Judge Hilton.
me World for some time past has been pub
fishing sensational articles regarding Judge
Hilton's relations to the Stewart estate and also
vague insinuations against the character of Mr.
Stewart. On the ed inst Judge Hilton wrote tn
District Attorney Fellows at length, calling his
attention to these articles and saying he would
not think OF Identifying them by bringing a civil
suit for libel. Had they been confined to libel
ing himself he should have treated them with
contemptuous silence. But" saws the letter
, when they malign the memory of dear
synonym for high charactes, perfect integrity
and unquestioned personal purity, 1 owe it to
lis memory that such shameless and wanton
traducers, besides whom the robbers of his
grave were gentlemen of refinement and char.
acter, should be brought to answer at the bar
OF public justice. 1t is with that purpose in
view that l write this letter and send these ma
pers, that you may exhibit these libels to the
grand Jury for such action as you NAV deem
proper N0NAi
Messrs Graham and Chambers gave bail this
afternoon. Mr.. Pulitzer and Cockrell are out of
the city on vacation.
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CULTIVATE YOUR MEMORY.

How many persons there are who have
no faculty OF remembering things which
may prove valuable to them at some future
time! They may see or learn of useful
and valuable article but not think of it
again, and when the time comes that thew
need it badly, memory fails them. There is
one article that will always be remem bered.
after it has once been used, and that is
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The prompt
relief from pain, which it affords in cases
OF rheumatism and lame back, are things
not to be forgotten. Try so cent bottle
OF it and you will be delighted with the
effect For sale byZ c. M. l. drug de-
partment.
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While talking with d. A. Camp. the
popular book keeper at Pages Implement
house. the subject of cough medicine was
brought up. Says Camp, there is one to
which feel deeply indebted. 1t has given
relief time and time again to my wife and
children. In fact l feel under the greatest
obligations to Prichard Bros, druggists.
for pers uading me to buy bottle of Cham,
berlain's Cough Remedy. / would not be
without bottle of it in the house for twice
Its cost. In regard to all throat complaints
OF children and for colds it is unsurpassed
You just try it once and you will be sur
prised at the results. For sale by 2. c. M.
|. drug Experimentation Scott Kan
Monitor.
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SHE DECIDES TO TALK.
Dr. Vests Housekeeper Purges Herself of Con-
tempt-Held for the Grand Jury.

The examination of DR.. j. j. West on the
charge of grand larceny was resumed before
Commissioner Greenman yesterday morning.
Mrs. Newton, the defendants housekeeper who
refused to testify on Tuesday as to how much
the doctor owed her and what he
had paid her, and was committed
for contempt, appeared to be somewhat
downhearted after her night in the penitentiary
She stated that she was ready to testify and
and purgeo herself of contempt by saying that
the doctor had paid her all he owed her No
further evidence of Importance was elected and
OF the grand jury and fixed his bonds at 81 600
West, OF course, was unable to find securities
and taken back to the penitentlary. The gay
doctor now has three charges : polygamy,
adultery and grand larceny-hanging over him
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Additional cavalry Regiments for Paris.

PARIS, April 3O-Another Anarchist was ar
rested to-day. Floquet, president of the depu-
ties has instructed the questor of the chamber
10 receive Populations of workmen of not more
than five. No deputation from a street assem-
bly,, however, will be received. In addition to
the regular Paris garrison which will be held in
barracks tomorrow, eight cavalry regiments
have been placed at the disposal of the governor
OF the city. These troops will be stationed at
President CARROTS residence, the legislative
chambers. and at other points where disorder is
likely 10 occur Meetings on the streets Will not
he allowed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
persplratlon, causing intense itching when
warm. This form, as well as blind. bleed
ing and protruding, yield at once to DR..
Bosanco's Pile Remedy, which acts di-
rectly on the parts affected, absorbs tu
mors, allays itching and effects a perma-
nent cure. SOC. Druggists or mail: trea-
tise free. DR.. Bosanco, Piqua, o. Sold by
2. G.. M. I. drug store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
Vanderbilt Railroad Rum,ro

ST PAUL, April 3o.-It is rumored here that
the Vanderbilts will secure control of the Great
Northern at the coming elections and will ex-
tend 1t to Puget sound. The route from Chicago
Will be via the Chicago. ST. Paul & Omaha
thence by the Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern
on Whlch the Great Northern has ninety DAYS
option of purchase The Chicago r. Norfhweyst
ern will be extended to San Francisco. connec-
lions being made here with the Great Northern
by line from Southern Idaho.
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CHESNEY. STEVENS & RILEY, REAL ESTATE
We have and can deliver the following
30xl15 it., S. bet. Main and w. T.
5Sxl12 feet, 3 S., bet. and E., 5000.
6x10 on w, bet. and s.: s., 500.
2xl0 on W., bet. and S.; s., 600.
PKG on s., bet. and 4W.; $1,000.
2xlo on W., bet. 4 and S. $4,000.
1x20 on l W., bet. 6 aud S.; $4,000.
pixies it. S., bet w. T. and 1 w. s, 900.
25xl50 feet on State ST., bet. and 2 S.
9xS7a on s., bet. s and E.. S., 400.
OK corner, 2 E. S., good house: $40, 900.
6Sxl65 TT. on s., bet. Main and w. T.
165xl10 #. cor. Main S.
124x99 tt. corner S. w.
70 acres in blk. 10, five-acre plat c.; per
acre 81, 900.
10 acres in block 10, fiye-acre plat C; per
acre 81 300.
32 lots in Whalon's addition, per lot $3.50.
81 West, Second South.
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BIG JOE M'AULIFFE.
He has Failed to Get Second Match with Jack
son and will Challenge Sullivan.

Especial to THE HERALD Examiner Dispatch |
NEW YORK, April 30.-Barney Farley's My
Bye joe McAuliffe has arrived. The big Mis-
sion pug1list was due here some time ago, but
came by slow stages after leaving Chicago.
Billy Madden, Joe's manager, is just as enthu-
siastic as ever over the proprietor of Farley's
medicine. In talking about his charge Madden
said: He has tried and / have tried to get on
second go with jackson, but we have failed
While in Chicago l offered every inducement
possible to Parson Davies to get on match
with Peter jackson, but all to no purpose.
was willing to make match for any number of
rounds. But Davies said it was impossible;
their arrangements would not permit them to
accommodate us. McAuliffe in a few DAYS will
challenge John l.. Sullivan to fight for the
championship & the world, and will deposit
500 to show that he means business. A chal-
lenge will also be wired to England together
with similar deposit, to try if possible and eff
feet meeting between McAuliffe and Slavinn
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Beet Sugar In Canada.

TORONTO, April 3.-The experiment with
sugar beet seed from central Germany and Bo.
hemia has been very successful in Ontario. A
this seasons operations be successful Snm
acres viii be put under cultivation next wear
The yield from this acreage would equal the On.
tire Canadian raw sugar importation w
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TAKE NOTICE.

A special meeting of the Salt Lake real
estate exchange is hereby called for Satur-
day evening, May 3, at 8 o'clock. AS bust.
ness of Importance will come before this
meeting, all members are requested to be
present. Members of the exchange only
will be admitted to this meeting BY or
der of H. c.. LETT.
Attest: President
JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR., Sec'y.
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SOUTH MAIN STREET ADDITION.

Before purchasing elsewhere see this
beautiful addition and you will be convinced
that this is the place to buy lots in, as it is
the nearest to centre of business than any
other addition on the market, being on the
three principal streets and will be con-
nected with the Main street motor line
YEADoN & HEATH, Agents,
$50 Main street
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IIIerritory Of Utah, County of Salt Lake IS.
i In the Justice court. Union precinct before
w. c. Burgon, justice of the peace. demand so
cents. Hyrum H. Florbush, plaintiff, vs. John
Doe, defendant. To John Doe greeting:
appear before me. the undersigned. at
my office in Union precinct. Salt Lake
county, Utah territory, on the 3rd day Of
May, A. D., 1890 at 10 o'clock, to answer a COM
plant filed against yoL herein by said plaintiff.
Said action is brought to recover from you the
sum OF 80 cents and costs for damages done
by the following animal, to-wit: One
large bay horse. white spot on forehead and
spot on nose branded 20 on both thighs and AK
combined on left shoulder, which is now in NV
possession. And you are hereby notified that IL
you fail to so appear and answer as above re-
qu1red, the plaintiff will take judgment in the
sum of 50 cents and costs. Given under nv
hand this 18th day Of April, A. D.. 1890
WILLIAM G. BURGON,
Justice OF the peace.
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Union and NeaUnion Men FIGHT

PORTLAND, Oregon April 3O.-News has been
brought here of a fight with rifles that took
place on the Columbia river forty miles from
here, between union and non-union fishermen
Jack Hayman was killed. Charles Olsen was
fatally wounded and Charles Wilson seriously
hurt. Non-Inion men were cutting the prices
on fish.
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Baseball.
PLAYERS-Pr.

PLAYERS-PITTSBURG
Pittsburg II -Staley, Carroll.
Buffalo 5-Ferson, Mack
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia Burlington, Cross.
Boston, 9-Kilroy, Kelly.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn 10-Van Halrren. Cook.
New York Ewing, Ewing.
{ Umpires-Barnes and Gaffney.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, 6-Gruber Brennan.
Chicago king, Boyle.
BRoORLYN-NATIoNAL
Brooklyn, S-Carruthers, Clark.
Boston, Tabor. CANCEL.
HILADELPHJA-NATIo
New York. 9-Welch. Murphy.
Philadelphia 3-Anderson. Clements.
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Duty on Lead Ores.

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-The President has ap
proved the act creating the customs district of
the territory of Arizona.
Assistant Secretary Tichenor has informed
the United States consul at Paso del Norte.
Mexico that in the case of ores composed of
SILVER, gold and lead, where the silver and gold
logelher are the chief value, but where lead is
more valuable than either of the others separ-
ately, the ore would be dutiable under the pro
visions for lead ores, the term chief value of
materials, meaning greater than either of the
others, and not greater than their aggregate
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Races ct Elizabeth, N. j.

ELIZABETH. April 30.-Five-eighths of a mile
Haste won, Spend All second, Penzance third.
Time-1:os.
Mile-Bellwood won, Joe Lee second, Martin
Russell third. Time-1:4 5h.
Three-fourths of mile-Moonstone won, He
second, Pericles third. Time-1:l7Is
Five-eighths of a miie-Chatham won. Eclipse
second Early Blossom third. Time-l :03lz
Three-fourths OF mile-Sam Morse won
Lord Peyton second, FitZroy third Time
i:l64.
Half a mile-Alarmina won, Lottie second
Sir George third. Time-51l..
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American Life Insurance Comnanv

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-Something of a SEN
satlon was caused by the announcement that an
examination by the state insurance commits
S sloner shows the American Life company has
various concerns which have no commercial
Stanalng. AS result. the stock of the concern
mas deprecated nearly million in value. THE
perfectly safe - ' t0
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Troops are Ready in Germany.

BERLIN, April S0.-The government is taking
great precautions to suppress disorders from
the celebration tomorrow by workingmen.
Troops in the districts in which trouble is
threatened are being put through the riot drill
Troops around PotSdam have been supplied
with ball cartridges. Railway trains will he
held il readiness 10 instantly convey reinforce
ments 10 any point where disturbances break
out.
1t is estimated that 5000 workmen are on
strike in Germany.
The VO1sb5dH. the workmen's paper. saws the
morrow.
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Instructions to London Police.

Especial to THE HERALp-Examiner Dispatch.
LONDON, April 3O.-The police are instructed
to be as patient as possible in dealing with the
May day demonstration, and to avoid rather
than seek occasion for violence. The govern
ment is making every effort TO have the day
pass Of peacefully. The absence Of a number
of well-known Socialists with their usual con-
sorts is regarded as sign that they have de-
parted for the continent and will be heard from
In the capitals. A considerable number of
foreigners have started for Brussels 1t is be-
lleVed that outside of Brussels and Vienna
there will be no bloodshed, and that in the
former capital only is there any danger of a
mob triumph.
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THE ENTERPRISING BURGLAR.
He is Held to Await the Action of the Grand
Jury-Other Offenders.

John REILLY and John Cronin were examined
before Judge Laney yesterday on the charge of
burglary alleged to have been committed at
Robinson Bros shoe store on Sunday
The evidence against Cronin was very
direct. the stolen property having been
found in his possession. He was held
to await the action of the grand jury, his
bonds being fixed at 1,5C0. 1t was shown that
REILLY had nothing to do with the affair, and he
was discharged.
Andrew Dorg and James Holland two
DRINKS, were assessed So and SO each respec
lively.