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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-12

telegram to The HERALDl-Patrick Hay S
was killed and Roche fatally injured by a
blast at a stone quarry near this station
ABOUT pm. yesterday. They had started
the fuse burning at the same time other
parties started another unknown to them.
When the latter blast went OFF, supposing
1t was their own, Hays and Roche went
back just as their own exploded. Roche
cannot live through TO-DAY.
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Cliff HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Stree
The Gift is the best 81 per day house
west OF Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
AIRY, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per
Iect IN It's appointment. Table first class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW c. BRiXEN g. Bro, Props.
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Public Meetings Forbidden in po,,;rrO,,

BERSE, Oct. 11.-All public meetings
have been forbidden in BellinzoDa by order
OF the federal commissioners Thousands
of Liberals are flocking TO Bellinzona to
protest against the action of the govern
ment. The demonstrations were powerful
and Indignation meetings were dispersed
by cavalry. The people made 10 resistance
and no blood was shed.
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PHYSICIANS OPINION.

A. NJ. Spaulding of Grand Rapids, Mich.
says: 81 prescribe Ri5bard's RheumatiS
Syrup in my practice, and unhesitatingIT
recommend it. 1t operates upon the liver.
kidneys and bowels, electromagnetic poison
in the blood and tissues. 1t is a grand
tonic and appetiser, ana for diseaseS1
stomach or dyspepsia has nafeQual. ~ FoT
sale by Johnson Pratt & Co.
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The Cause was unreauited Love.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Oct. 11.-AugustSh ulz,
aged %, shot his sweetheart, Miss Minnie
Benjamin, aged 70, at her home near
Bridgeport, Des Moines county, this morn
ing. He then killed himself. The cause
was unrequited love. The girl may die.
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Twisted Around a Brake Ream

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 11.-[Special tele-
gram to The HERALD. The crushed an6
mangled body of Edward Pasby, a draw.
man aged 40, was found wound around the
brake beams of car, IN the Lincoln yards
last night He had been dragged five hun
emptied bottle Of whisky were found
scattered along the track. The old man had
been 40 town, drank heavily and was run
down by shifting train as he was on his
way home.
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Republican Majority in wyoming.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Oct. 1.-TSpecial tele-
gram to The HERALD. Certificates of
election were to-day issued to all candi-
dates named by the state Republican con-
vention August IL Governor Warren's
majority is 1,726; Congressman Clark's
e,567. Forty-one Republicans and eight
Democrats comprise the assembly. The
total vote was 1861.
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France Excited Over the McKinIey Bill

PARIS, Oct. u.-Agitation over the new
United States tariff law is greater than
ever During the last week the widest
ideas as to the scope and effect of the law
were prevalent Lockroy violently remon-
strated against the heavily increased duties
on silk. Bordeaux was equally excited
about wine and the whole Of France was In
q condition of extreme irritation and ap-
prehension which was reflected by the
newspapers. NJ. Lockroy treats the idea
OF European iollverein against America
as ethiopian. He holds that France, unas-
sisted by other countries, can open the
gates of the American Chinese wall by
profiting by the word reciprocity which
figures in the new law.
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Fatal Raid on a saloon.

CALlsToGA, Gala. Oct. 11.-At Mr.. Brad
ford's quicksilver mine in Lake county,
last evening, several masked men raided a
saloon kept by Steven Rich and wife. A
general shooting began and Mrs. Rich was
fatally wounded. Rich was badly hurt and
w. r. Mcclure, one of the raiders, shot
dead.
Mrs. Rich recognized two of the assail-
ants as men from the mine. The raid was
probably inaugurated to clean out some OBJ
jectionable characters that hung about the
saloon
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS

SO many years and which not n
Few high authorities in athletic
nave considered the utmost of human
speed, has been broken in a regular rnese-
ing, out 1t was done beyond question az to-
days contest of the Amateur Athletics
union.
owen, the winner, was caught up by his
admirers and carried away on their Shout
aers. Several other records were also low.
cred during the day.
OWENS time was 9 IS seconds.
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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
Pullman Office in the hotel. Newly re-
nodded and furnished throughout. Table
unsurpassed. Electric light, bells and ali
modern conveniences. Terms 81 TO 81. 90
per day. III. Hall. prom.
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Baseball.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LADELPHIA-AMERIcAy
FIRST game-Athletics, 1; Syracuse, 1s. d..
second game-Athletics, 4: Syracuse, Ia
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, 3; Rochester, (.
LOUISVILLE. X.
Louisville, 10; st. Louis, 10.
COLUMBUS.
Columbus, Z; Toledo, i.
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MAILS.
LUCK

Is word which shoIld have no place in
any vocabulary. A man must have ability
to succeed, and a medical preparation
merit. There is no luck about Sezodontss
1t was sure to succeed from Che first, be,
cause 1t was good, and did all that wasf
claimed for it.
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A Series of Champiousb,, Gome.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE Brooklyn Ma
tional ledgue and Louisville-American as
ISOLATION club have arranged a series of
games for the Worlds championship ro bs
played at Louisville and Brooklyn begin.
ming October 16.
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Mohonk Lake Indian Conference

MoHoNK LAKE, N. Y, Oct. 11.-At a
meeting of the board of Indian commission
ers this morning the vacancy in the presi.
dency, caused by the death of General
Clinton B. F'iske, was filled by the election
of DIR. Merrill E. Gates, president of Am
herst college.
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Board of Foreign Missions.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE thirty first
annual meeting of the American board of
commissioners for foreign missions closed
tonight The real work of the board was
completed Friday.
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John Herman DISCHARGED

TROY, n. Y, Oct. 11.-Justice Grogan, of
west Troy, this morning discharged John
hlrnan, charged with placing an obstruc-
tlon on the New York Central tracks. on
Tue ground that there was no evidence be-
lore him that crime had been committed.
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BOOMING!

TEEMINGwith live advertisements,
but not one OF them Of class a man
would blush to lay before his family.
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Ticino Ultramontanes Reinstntad

BERNE, Oct. 1.-THE Ultramontane gov
eminent in Ticino has been reinstated. In
addition to the extra troops who nave heen
sent to Ticino, three batallions of infantry
have been ordered to proceed to that can
ton to guard against further outbreaks.
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Population of Arkansas and North Dakota.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE census re-
ports the population of the state of Ar
kansas at l, 125,3S5, an increase of 1872 $50;
per cent, 1923.
The population of the state of North
Dakota is 1S2, 425; increase, 1876; per
cent, 1874. &c.
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The Crown WIN Continue the Prosecutions.

TIPPERARY, Oct. 1.-THE crown decided
this morning to continue the prosecutions
of the remaining Irish leaders notwith-
standing the flight of Dillon and O'Brien.
The magistrate decided it would be i'm
possible to proceed with the trial in the
absence of O'Mahoney, and the court ad-
journed until Monday
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Portuguese Miniaterial Crisis Ended.

LISBON, Oct. 1.-THE ministerial crisis
is'ended. Louisa, prime minister and war,
Candidio, interior and education; Brandao.5
Justice; Gouve, finance; Eunee, marines
Bocago, foreign affairs; Ribeiro, pubh6
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DR.. j. N. Converse Dead.

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 11.-Dr. j. n. Con-
verse, widely known throughout Ne
braska, Kansas and Iowa, protector Of the
Nebraska & Missouri NOW the Burlington
rairead) and one Of the most prominent
citizens OF this section died at his farm to-
bday, in his sixtieth year.
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Fatal Boiler Eyplosion.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 11.-This after
noon a boiler in Hayden's rolling mill ex-
ploded totally demolishing the boiler house
and severely iniuring the employees, S. d.
Milliken and John McNerney fatally.
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Christian Ant,rco

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Christian ALI
ance now in session here, has elected Rev.
A. r. Simpson, of New York, president
and Mrs. Carrie Judd, of MONTGOMERY
Cal, recording secretary The reports for
the pastyear were very favorable.
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Dillon and O'Rrien.

DUBLIN, Oct. lit is definitely known
that Dillon and O'Brien were not among
the passengers on the steamer La Bour-
bogne, from Havre The theory that they
went on yacht and boarded the steamer
outside IS q fayorite one
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A Petroleum Explosion.

PARIS, Oct. 1l.-An explosion of petro-
leum occurred in Skittle's alley at Soig-
nolles. Twenty-seven persons were
severely burned, many so badly they will
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Omaha Bank Clearances.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 1l.-[Special tele
gram to The HERALDl-Bank clearances
for the week, s5,947,6OO. an increase of
26.3 per cent. Real estate transfers, $685.
GA
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nenrer Rank Clearances-

DENVER, Colo, Oct lI.-[Special tele
gram to TIE HERALD. THE bank clear.
lrgs the past week were 1851 ,921; in
crease 10 per cent Realty transfers for
the week were S75S. l46.
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One Hundred Yards Record Lowered

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Eveu time was
beaten for ole hundred yards run in less
than ten seconds. 1t seemed hard to credit
that's at last the record for one hundred
yard dash, which has stood for
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Bids will be received up to noon, October
8, for building boiler house at the Deaf
Mute building. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the University.
WILLIAM WARD, Architect.
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Killed by a Blast

coILssroS, Utah, Oct. ll.-LspeciaI
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Jews Ordered to LEAVE sehastannl

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.-THE Jews in
Sebastapol have been ordered to leave that
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A Fire at Manistep. Mich.

MANIsrEE. Mich, Oct. 11.-Louis Sands
MILL suit block and million shingles were
burned last night. Loss Sl50,000.
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Banaueted on the baltimore.

COPENHAGEN, Oct 1.-THE ministers of
war and marine and several Danish ad-
mirals were banquted on board the United
States steamer Baltimore this evening.
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Grave Charges of Misconduct.

CHICAGO, aOct. 11.-An evening paper
says: Chief of Police Marsh has received
letter making rather sensational charges
against j. E. Shawhan, said to be member.
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Want Milan Expelled.

BELGRADE, Oct 1.-THE government has
decided to ask the skupshtina to pass bill
expelling exKing Milan from Ssrvia.
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Ask for Tuckett,s candies.

Thirty houses and cottages for sale cheap.
Come in and make the terms We hava
the houses. Chas. L. Crane s. Co., und
Bank of Salt Lake. *a1
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Ask for Tuckett's candies.
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UINTAH HOTEL.

is Commercial street The only first-cIass
European house in the city Rates. 75 cents
and sl.00. French g. Sewers, proprietors. =
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21

MARCUS A. SMITH, Democratic candi- date for Delegate to Congress, and Harris Baldwin, nominee on the same ticket for Joint Councilman from the Northern District. held forth in the Opera House last evening, in support of their peculiar views of public policy. MT. Smith was modest enough to affirm that he believed himself to be the simon-pure Messiah, to lead Arizona from the wilderness in which she is now groping, on to Statehood and prosperity, but failed to narrate how it was that he had, in the four years of his political ex- istence, failed to make even one step toward such an end.' He did not fail to impress upon his hearers that Dele gate in Congress is nonentity and that the acts of an adverse majority had paralyzed his efforts of devotion to the interests of his constituents, yet in spite of these things claimed credit for the passage of every act that even in- directly benefited the people of Ari- zona. But those people are no longer to be fooled. They have given to Mar GUS A. Smith double trial; he has been found negligent, indolent and wanting and will be laid away to make room for man from whom some ben eft may be expected.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
TIE Fire Department of Phoenix Is an

TIE Fire Department of Phoenix i s an organization of which her citizens are proud and with good reason. Whatever the time of day or night, whatever be the weather, at the tap of the alarm bell these brave and active guardians of the city's property are never found absent from their posts. Their work is viewed with deep appreciation by old timers of Phoenix, especially those who remember how futile were their efforts on several occasions to stay the progress of destruc- tive fires, by the primitive method of a chain of men and the use of buckets. Since the organization of the depart ment it has saved property to the value of many times its cost, and as the city grows so will the usefulness of the system increase.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
PECULIAR ACTIONS.
Myst erious Disappearance of Chicag
 Physician Since October &.

Myst erious Disappearance of Chicago
 Physician Since October &.
 CHICAGo, October 20.-The friends of Dr. Cook, who has been missing since October Q, received tidings of him today,
 A Mir. Engert, of Lake View, was in St. Louis October II, and was ap- preached by man who carried sur geon's bag, from which he took card said; ''I expect you will hear about me from Chicago in few days. You should tell the people I have gone to New Mexico" Engert had never seen him before, but kept the card and on his return home went to Dr. Cook s brother and presented the card. It was one of the missing Doctors business cards and proved he was not dead at least
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
ACCIDENTAL KILLING.

Miss Lillie Booth Dies at Quincy Yester-
 day-Not Shot by Price.
 QUINCY, Ills., October 20.-Miss Lillie Booth died this afternoon.
 She was not shot, as at first stated, by Dan Price. He rushed into a store after she shot at him and, returning with a revolver, fired at her, but missed, and then fell on the sidewalk. His brother grappled with Miss Booth to get her weapon, and in the struggle it was acc:- dentally discharged, the ball entering her body and causing her death today.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
FROM SEATTLE TO SAN DIEGO.
Proposition to Run a Clipper Line Be-
 tween the Two Cities.

tween tue TWO Sities'
 SEATTLE, October 20.--A clipper line, with vessels making regular trips be- tween Seattle and San Diego and touch- ing at other cities on the Sound, is now a probability.
 J. Daley, of San Diego, who arrived yesterday, is father of the proposition. Mir. Daley until recently was owner of three-fourths of the.Cuyamaca railroad which he sold to Governor Waterman. He is of the opinion that mutual ex- change of products can be profitable and cheaply made between Southern Cali fornia and the Sound country by means of sailing vessels. Beside fruit pro- ducts and hay he mentions the black bematite of Southern California, an iron ore valuable as Aux for iron ore of Washington. and the lumber and coal of this region, which are greatly in de- mand in California.
 If satisfactory arrangements can be made, the line will be established and in very short time be in operation.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
AN UNLUCKY WELL.

Suffocation of Well Digger by the
 Fumes of Giant Powder.
 WALLA WALLA, Wash, October 20.-- News received from Eureka Junction states that George Wystock, who has been engaged in blasting in deep well on Stroutiier's farm, met his death this afternoon by suffocation.
 He had set off blast of giant powder and been lowered into the well before the smoke had cleared away. Ere assistance could reach him he expired.
 This is the second accident that has occurred in the we'll. About month ago, Fred Winters fell distance of 19O feet, breaking both legs and driving both feet above the ankles. Winters has since become insane.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
Organization of Seal Hunters Union

OTTAWA, October 20.-The Fisheries Department has been notified of the formation at Victoria of Seal Hunters Union, the object being to double the price to be paid hunters for every skin they get. Heretofore the sealing owners paid $l.50 per skin. They resent the increase and threaten that unless the hunters moderate their demands to transport men from the Atlantic coast to take their places.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21

WHY don't c. Meyer Zulick give us the number of his regiment, if he was a soldier? The roster of Regimental, Line and Staff officers issued by the War Department fails to contain the name of 0. Meyer Zulick. Is it possible that he was not in the army and only lied when he said he was?
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
UNDER THE CRESCENT.

Imprisonment of Two American Travellers
 in Armenia.
 LONDON, October 20.-An Armenian correspondent of the News telegraphs: 1.-Two Americans who have travelled in Armenia fully confirm my accounts, es- pecially as to the arming of the Kurds. The Turkish officials annoyed the Americans in various ways and finally arrested them and deprived them of their passports, which were not returned until after they were liberated"
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
Rumors of a Sugar Trust.

NEW YORK, October 20.-George Me Goun, of Kidder Peabody X Co.,, who represent Barring Brothers X Co.,, of England, returned in the Umbria today. It was said some time ago that he went to England in the interest of the organi- zation of sugar trust. In an inter- view tonight McGoun emphatically denied that any sugar trust had been
 organized, but would not talk further.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21

TIE REPUBLICAN would suggest that the Harrison club hold a meeting Wednesday night at which all Republi- cans be present. There is much inn portant work to be done that should be discussed by Republicans, and plans de- vised for effective service.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
A DOUBLE DIsAPPEARANCE.

Two Young Married People Supposed to
 Have Eloped.
 NEW YORK, October 20.-A special from Syracuse says that the village of Elbridge is excited over the disappear ance of Charles c. Morgan, son of the late General Morgan, who died in Cali fornia ten years ago, and Mrs. Emerick, Charley's sister-in-law. The young folks are believed to have eloped.
 Mrs. Emerick's husband left here several months ago and since then the grass widow has been very friendly. with Morgan. The latter's young wife is left almost penniless and her friends are very indignant.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21

TIE REPUBLICAN presents this morn- Ing an expose of some of the stealings at the penitentiary by the old Zulick Board. The showings made here are from the records and stand in such position that they cannot be refuted.
 Read it carefully and you will see why
 it is that Zulick and his gang of looters are so anxious to get into the Legislature.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
In a Dispute Over One Dollar.

SAN JOSE, California, October 2O.-- Jose Barios shot and probably fatally wounded Joaquin Yturriaga, at New Almaden, Saturday night. The dispute which led to the shooting arose over the payment of $l that Barios owed Yturriaga. Both lungs of the latter are pierced. Barios is in jail here.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21

VoTE to down the ring that is en- deavoring to get control of Maricopa county and of the Territory. This ring is disgrace to the Democratic party and nothing but severe rebuke at the polls will ever down it.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
WORLDS FAIR EXHIBIT.

Very Little Enthusiasm shown in the
 Southern States Upon the Subject.
 CHICAGo, October 20.-Hon. Mark Mcdonald, of California, one of the commissioners of the Worlds Fair, has returned from Southern trip.
 He says he found very little enthusi. asm among the Southern people about the Worlds Fair. This is especially SC at Natchez and other points on the Mississippi where he made stops. Mr. Mcdonald, however, did considerable missionary work in that section, which he thinks will have good effect.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
A BouIangIst Repnblic.

OTTAWA, October 20.-La Patrie de- clares that Count Dillon is credited with saying that he is in daily commun- ication with the son of millionaire Duchess who has found money to run a Boulangist machine. Many believe he is agitating among French Canadians
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
Killed hY Her Hushand

MEMPHs, October 20.-F. K. Peter son, an employe of the Illinois Central railroad, found his wife sitting on S. M. Maxwell's lap, with her arms about his neck. The outraged husband fired twice at Maxwell who drew the woman in front of him. She received both shots.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
COULD NOT STAND ISLANDERS.

Determined Suicide of a Young Sailor in
 San Francisco.
 SAN FRAYcIsco, October 20.-Owen Lavin, a sailor, aged 26 years, cut his throat with razor today and chopped his right arm above the elbow, through the muscles and arteries to the bone.
 He was discovered by the police while still conscious, and frantically resisted all efforts to save his life. He died in a short time. He left note, saying that he could not stand the islanders which have been circulated about him.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21
Clearing House Report.

BosToN, October 2O.-The total gross exchanges for the last week, as shown by dispatches from the leading clearing houses in the United States and Canada, are $1 ,327 ,967 ,3l7, an increase of 35 per cent, as compared with the correspond ing week last year.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-21

the establishment of French republic in Canada, with Boulanger at it's head. Several papers profess to know that the Counts object is the acquisition of land for Boulangist or French colonists.