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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Is Rsgsnaia Birehsn Respessihls
Fer Il2
so Coaslncing Esiseaes OF RS Cult
r4s 6sea Introduces e. -
Great Trial

rms Pkssoxsks kEHAEkABLE sEkvE-
WooDsrocx. Ont. sept ga In the
Bischall eass Tuesday Joseph kieFi1ge
vs. called lie IS enc q the
tSo brothe-s Mo found the sody og
Benwell On February q last
He tesuhe3 that there sas : sliEAs
soveriax oi snow on The body.
he saw no tracks II there had
been recent tracks they could have
beea seen. The snos had not
been disturbed around tee body IN any
wzy. nltness told bow the body vas
removed and hon the next aay be snd
Ms brother had found the eisar-cAse.
holder and glasses. There was snow
over the glasses and clgar-heldef when
found. The body looked IS II It had
besa deposited in the spot by some per.
son.
Constable Watson's testimony was
mainly devoted 10 a description of
Birchzlps visit 70 Princeton 10 identity
the BODY. On the coffin lid being raised
Rirchall leaned ever and looked az the
body inside. lie seemed much affected
and wiped away tears from his eyes.
lie declared that he would give a good
ie1l OF money 10 have The murderer
traced. His grief seemed genuine.
WooDsIocK, Ont, Sept 24.-The third
lay o. the great murder trial opened
with the case looking decidedly
black for Reginald Birehall. Every
point in the damaging evidence ad-
ganeed By the crown is being opposed
with masterly skill by the defense,
but the grim line OF evidence remains
anbroken. The defense SO far has
been ex tremely severe in cross-exan-
lnanion. What will be offered when
the defense opens its case remains a
mystery. The terrible chain OF evil
ience that is being forged by the prose-
,ution appears TO have no effect on
Birchall and he listens impassively TO
the witnesses
The case opened with the introduc-
tion of medical testimony. Dr. Taylor,
Of Princeton, told OF Benwell's wounds.
lie said both bullets passed through
the brain, either wound being
sufficient to produce death; that
the wound in the back of the head
was made first, ana the bullet passed up
ward and forward; that the hair near
both wounds was singed, showing that
the pistol was held close TO the victim S
head. The bullets were of 32-csliber.
Death was instantaneous; so sudden that
the heart had stopped at the half beat.
The other organs OF the body were in
a healthy condition and there was
nothing to cause death but the wounds
on the head. These 1t was utterly i'm
possible for the deceased TO have in
ficted on himself In view of the
attempt which the defense is ex.
pected TO make 10 prove that
the body did not lie in the
swamp during the storm of Febru.
ary II, the day when Benwell was
killed. DR.. Taylor was minutely ex-
amined as TO the condition of the
body. he said he believed that wher
found it had lain less than seven days
in the swamp possibly four.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
gELEGgAPnIC BRE5lnEA


II Is stated that rioa gstroispn ais-
,csSrlss have besn made IN the etste oi
Fob@sce. Mex
a1s ooans q Paris hss decided y
visit shls country A large party al
9eea-2p pay A1E.
AgRes Robertson has arrived ~ ttis
,ounery kna claims the pFofsfiy II Tie
lsts Dion hoacieaalt
William Walter Phelps, t'nitea States
Miaister q Germany. srrlsea - Ne~
Aork Tuesday ca vacation.
Twas reported Tuesday tAst cotton
ia ths Memphis district h@a tesn esU-
aged IS per cent by reoenl raAns
George Nornes. wealthy broker ot
NiRterset. Ia, fell dead Tuesday while
waiting 10 b4reeFsboP For shave.
Il i reported that Archbishop ken
drick. of 81 Logls, is to be elevatea 10
tie Csrdinalale he = noW In hls s6th
year.
A train consisting cf twenty-five ears,
carrying lse tons y hops. left PuyailuR
Vast. tuesday for London va Baltl-
more.
Al GrAyesena Tuesday tie Warneks's
famous hlly Reclare. WAS offered for
sale. and MAS bia in for her osaers al
$4,000.
Mrs G.. " Combs. wife Of an indus
,rious carpenter in Humboldt Tenn,
has fallen heir 70 an estate valued at
$50, o0o
Dsitehen Lenert aged Sa . farm
hand, blew out the gas IN ais room a.
Recks Hotel IN Aurora, III and ~as IS
phyxiated.
a large sum OF money has been raised
in New York Tor the relief Of Mrs John
c. Fremont, said 70 be in Impoverished
circumstances IN San Francisco
The Musicians Union Of 81 Louis,
No, objects 70 the engagement OF the
Mexican Band 10 play dar.ng fair week
They claim IL Is violation O. the con
tract labor law.
The stock Of the American Cash Store
az Chico. Cal. Was attached by the
sheriff Tuesday. -hc liabilities are
about $50, 600. while the stock inven-
tories but 81, 600. W M Early, the pro-
prietor, has disappeared.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Further News q the Biz Tlgs II
the lsihmas CITY.
TIE less Estimated ~ 81 SOC. .ooo-
ons f4anarea xna Fsfsf fS,aats
eseasa.
No cAsuAlrlEs KrrosFFn.

Ca1oN. Scpi 2s-f.rs ~hieA broks
oAt Tuesday mornlng csasea tesyy
loss lf orlginated IN the b@cs p4rg -
tAe Store 81 Rath bun fratSe ca Bo.i-
var ana Fsfth street near the eieoirlo-
hight comp4ny's balding, which was
entirely aest-osed Prom tie stA-t -
the tine when il hU.aed itself out near
the market the TIRE fea On in-
nense Quap titles 81 a1colol spirits
petroleum aud other lanammatle ns-
lerisls snd ~As entirely eeYond control.
Without interruption the tanaes spranE
up an three directions soUtherly
shrough Bolivar AEs front streers
sweeping away every business place.
store and private residence in the way
westerly through ffth street 20 the
ROYAL Nal premises. fanalns rs.i-
We and general supegintendents o.
noes. leaviug no-hing bug the
walls standing 81 The latter. aul north
efly 10 Fourth street Ia az aaoat
~ bgildings were DESTROYED, iEUine-ug
the post-oface, Supreme Court AiealSla,
municipality. the agencies 81 AL Tie
steamship companies except the french
Company. the Pacific sEc Aoysi MAI
Offices and part of The wharf sNery
business house oi Importance on Front
street and al tie hotels.
The inhabitants were panic-stricken
Ger awhile. bat order was soon restored
No deaths and no casualties of any ac-
count have been reported ss vet The
fire Was got under control 81 .. gp-
The total loss Is estimated 40 about
81 300 600 The loss of size Panama
railway alone Is calculated at Sl09 0so.
The cause Of the IRE has rot yet been
ascertained
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
SENATE


CHICAGO. Sept = The unvailing Of
the statue erected to the memory OF the
lsmented John y Finch. the famous
temperance orator, took place At
Rose Hill Cemetery in the pres
ence of vast corcoUrse Of
people. Tho services were con
Quoted under the auspices Of The Right
Worthy Grand Lodge Of Good Tempiars
They we're exceedingly solemn and I'M
pressivc 0ratioBs were delivered by
r. I. Parker. OF Wisconsin. DR.. T. r
Uutchins. of lows. W. g Chase. Of
Pennsylvania. and Urish Copp. Jr., Of
I1rfu0fa
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

SbE TrAvCfsCo SEPT - The zap
tain O. The sealinr schooner Maggie
Mav. which arrived here Tuesdny. re-
porte basing spoken tbe vbaIsrs Jcfu
and Winthrop or hnFust 9 fhe We
thr0p sigbte8 Sarge whale end tvo
boats were seuf after it A. econ g. the
ghals was struck tv hafrpeus Is
wrecked boti tbs boz is ~ stri kius then
vfth its tail I've 81 ne men were
killed and smother had hoft iogs broken.
The John ard Winthrop rad sight
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
TO PLEAD GUILTY.

Thst L. IN. Pian os O'3risu and Diilsr,
Thu. s@sing Tedious Triai-PsndinE
Their Appeal They VIII Nisit America
asd Beturn to serve Their Sentence.
LONDON. Sept "a William OBrion
arrived In London Monday night and
spent Tuesday in conference with the
leaders Of the Irish party. BE returned
10 Dublin al night OBrlen and
Dillon Will carry out the orlfi-
nal plan and visit America 20
open the Irish campaign there
though they may start sooner than hey
expected. They will plead guilty 10
making the Tipperary speeches ard
avoid the process of q Tedious trial
They expect 20 bc sentenced % SIX
months imprisonment This viii give
them the immediate right - appeal
which involves az least six wee ks or tvo
months delay. during which they Will
he released on heavy bail This VIII
give them ample time - visit Nsw
York. Boston and Philadelphia and re-
turn Tor hearing a. the trial on sppeal
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Suerner Re-TIeclad.

BUFFALo, y. Y. Sept 24.-At Tues
days session of the Switchmen's con-
vention the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing year: Grand
Master, Frank Sweeney, Chicago; Vice
Grand Master, John Downey. Chicago:
Grand Organizer, ". W. Barrett Kan
sas City. Directors-John T. Wilson,
La Crosse, Wis; W. r. Davis. Joliet,
H.. and George Law. Chicago. The
Grand Secretary and Treasurer holds
over FOR one year
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

The Congressional nouinstions on
Tuesday were. FLORIDA. FIRST district =.
+. A. Davidson Rep Michigan. l4fth
district, James A. Tex fBepn Eighth.
Henry NJ Nounsns Dem. Mime
sofa. Fifth district. a. J. Wbltcman
DEM. Missouri. Ninth oistrict.
Thomas = Prosser 'Rsp) Nebr.sba.
First district " J. Co-asil
Rep Ohio. Eleventh. district
d w G IooSon Rep. Sew
pnteonth. A. = riefnon Dem ;
Wisconsin. Sixth district l. n. Miller
iDem.l IennsF vania Iwenty-tfth
district r W Phillips lRen.G Twenty
seventh. G IS Stone Ren Con
rec6cut First district william j.
Slmonds iRepB renomiusted. second
G. NJ Whitiemore Pre-. hsssacbu-
sets. Third district I1ysr1 =. Plorcs
lBep.), Fifth. James q. ToE RspA
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Floop 81 nor spRINos.
Rains Cause Great Damage 10 Property
The Loss s1h,0oo.


LITTTE Rock, Ark. Sept ga hot
Springs ARK special - the Gazette
gives an account Of 3 terrible nood
which occurred al that place. The val-
ley from one end 10 the other is in NUNS
A heavy rain set in MondAS afternoon
and al midnight IL Increased stead
ily until terrific waterpous
Was formed This together With the
immense volume Of water which rolled
down the mountain side. swelleo tie
creek out of Us banks and oelureo the
main thoroughfsre. and flooded ths
stores the whole length of the avenue.
The water carried every movable object
before IL and the avenue presents a
scene not exceeded st the great food
in Hot Springs two years ago. The
Josephine Hotel, the Arlington, W J.
Little's mercantile store. SltheD a.
Dow's paint and oil establishment and
other smaller places are among the
heaviest losers The cellars and frst
doors were flooded and the goods totally
destroyed. The Joss 10 propert VIII
amount 20 az least SIS. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

LTrTLF RerE. AK. sep - Horace
Ner.e-. = hor II gears Old shot an6
RHlea kIs fstksr Monday night HIS
fattsr Rad sErashsa hlrn shcat sozns-
.,slng snf be- vaftes srfiI the ca gen
teran nent ~ sleep Hs tbeh ee BE
rssai ard blew his 5esius oat He =
r~a = 80 - ps-5a arelles
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

rFTEo1r. Mieb.. sept 2s-Two usn
stoppea q carriage on JsEerson svsnus
n this city lu Which George Ksitsr ard
Miss Wary NsrpsT we're riding and
robbed ths lstter q = s108 3ismons Pin
sua NJ Ksitsr of 81 III cssb- Tfev
overlooked 8 CO ~aich Mr Keiter ha5
attached 70 strlsz stsUt his nees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
central Amerlcan Unlon Propo.ed.

CITY or GUATEMALA, Sept 24.-The
latest rumor regarding the union Of the
Central American republics is that
Guatemala will send proposal to the
other four republics OF Honduras, Sal
vador. Nicaragua and Costa Rica, to in
vite the United States TO send a special
delegation to the next Central American
union congress. and that the Eve Cen.
trail American States accord the United
States voice and vote in the con.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

CIxcrxxAT1. Sept "a The married
women in the Cinoin7ati pablic schools
have won great victory. Tie board
q education has reinstated "a teachers
the married women recently dropped
from the rolls The vote Vas y 20 T.,
and tbis settles the fight which has
been going on for year. and hss occs-
iened considerable bitterness
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
A rire-Murd,r,r uanEea.

NV ORLEANS. Sept. ga Talla-
hassee Fla special 70 the Times-Dem-
ocrst reports the hanging Tuesday at
that place OF the negro Napoleon
White, who murdered bis wife in lsss
The fall broke his neck and ne died
without making a confession. The
negroes OF the surrounding country
Stocked into the town and observed the
dav as one of uerr~-rrskfnr
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

80 ~ -
rg--rv-Xe-rs4 fptrr zre lrfe
49, strz1rF sr-a1rf E.aetetleas -srFef -
- frr rf--~ fr farer saifr.rr
sfe-~s a. 80 rs f.r eaef e. ekat-s ~, = p
e. Ts fs~ rrnme~ tr fsr ac a. f1f a f-T
s.sfres-e rfa-rs a. s'yfs -s ~ sse-kr-s G rs
= - fa- TsrsrF ~ 7sas o. frr Weste~ns
q 81s ao ~ Fee1srs 3 gSGt ~ Ce~s
. 1sas - ~ Fals 49, = E'azN for Yea
f1r~ prsess sha1e Elgrer Sses senres
~ - eaz - ~ gts e 80 81 ~ rourf
rs-s~e f. are7f ~ - r-rsf 80 ~ 80 -
60 1-se5 psesns 80 sktsFlnf less
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

nosE. SEPT - By tie 6srsiiine =
a train between Vlorenoe and Fiescls
Tuesday Eve persons wsfs killsd ana
t~sniT intured. King Humbsft and
Queen Narraret were abolt ic start for
TIE races. buf uron learning - she ais-
sstef thsv abandoned their intention
ard luoedistelY proceeded " 80 sosns
- the soeidsnt .hers fbsy personaiiv
directed ffe care - tte rfure5
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

V8sH1~a7oE. SEPT ga dangerous
eountsrfsit ~ ERE fyo-dvlisf silver csf-
efczte is IN cl-t1lstion. Ir tbs wo-ds
sReristff - fts I~eaeHrr W ths ooaF.
terfeit fbs T ~ Rerister" is r.t
srts.s. neither Sc there period after
~. vors 'fTrsssurT fn fts Fsrnis-
fs.a~s 80 f,~ltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

AsTor1A. Ore. sept y "a prisoner
in the city Jail told the chief Of police
shat three brothers bT The name of
Wbitefeid. Who are in isil FOR petty o.
fenses. had confessed 70 hin that they
murdered nan named Crosby, in Ts-
coma. Wash.. about year ago. Ibs
Whitefslds cane here from Grand Rap
fru Etrh
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
THE FLOODS IN FRANCE.
Further Reports of the Great Damage
Caused-Several Lives Lost.

Caused-Several Lives Lost.
PARIS, Sept. 24.-Further reports Of
damage by foods are being received.
The town of Annonay, Department of
Ardeche. and the surrounding country
have been inundated by the overflow
from the Canoe and Deaume rivers, and
the damage is enormous. Factories have
been destroyed, bridges swept away and
the railways damaged TO such an extent
as TO render them impossible. The
foods have been accompanied by some
loss Of life. In Annonay manufacturer
and several men have been killed. The
water is still rising
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

LONDON. Sept 24-An explosion oc-
Cured on the steamer Pandora at Arm
strong's ship-Js d, at Newcastle.
Twelve persons employed about the
steamer were SO badly scalded by the
escaping steam that they will C-e
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

CTxcixxArL o. sers 2A-Ths Ma
sion&l ooBncli a. the Irisa National
IesTne Of America. in sesslo1 bere.
s6cpfed resol tions derouncin9 Great
r. an so- a-res.-rr D. -sn snd O E-lsn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

sAS JosE. Cal. sept = Tuesday
shipEnsnt vas made % 7.ooo cases %
canned peaches direct 70 London- The
shipment required a special train a.
swsntY cars Othsr fruits shipped con
stst Of apri cots aad dried grapes
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Want /. fIre-pay week.

IsHPEMrSG, Mich. Sept. -. - Tie
1000 miners in Ishpeming have decided
70 ask for fve-day wee. for tho night
shift. The mines are making money,
and no trouble Is expected
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Days Casualties In Cincinnati.


CREssoS SPRINGS, Pa. Sept. s4.-Tbe
Presidential party left here al II
o'clock a. m. in private car attached
to the day express which is due in
Washington about o'clock. The Pres.-
dent enjoyed his sojourn in the mount
aims very much, and will probably
make Cresson another visit next year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Passed Away.

CHICAGO, sept 24.-Asa Dow, ex-
president Of the Chicago Board Of
Trade. died in this city Tuesday night
aged G. years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
TIE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Tie.

CHICAGO. Sept "a
FloUH- Quiet and steady. Spring Patents
S5Ol3559. Bakers. 81 s3ai0a sirsights p ~
2L7s. Winter Patents. - so55.z5, Clears. ei.Jo
G4eo
WHFAr-Ruled weak and iorer. 10 leash.
ast. 607o. Decemter. @Aalooh. and Kay,
sL04aQL0ai.
CoBN-Mocerst.iy active and lower "a. 3
fzSzf7Ac; 30. yellow, ts1fs'. 50. =
f6E4ssac. 40 ? yellow. s7tsassA1c ocicber.
0aG4s'sc. December Tsa4sAc, Mas. a.
e50i.c
OARS Fairy active buf unsettled Ne 21ss,
G2akc. October fss 1.ssi.ci Ma. 9s2fSf.
Ssnples in fair oemand ano siesev No y y
a3sc 40 3 white 2si a4oc 30. 2 3Aa3aA
So White. fpGaRe
EvF-Duu ard easier No cash 60. ~
&C. September deAvery 6ozsc octoi5er fie,
aaa Deoruber. s3c Sample lots. fiaf2c Tor
Ne q and ss3ssc for 80
PsRrxr-P1erfr and weaker 40 Orfon,r.
7sc samples. Cornron- 4satsc. goof 70 cboies
ssass, and extra ieis s.07sc
Mrss P0gs Market .fmersf iov q wifh
fslr trading 81 jrrtrulsr prices Prices eootsois
q g. soaa % for rash. o. ga s2. fos or
iober. ~ Nes&ep9 for Dtcerbsr % 81,
a1f N for gsauarF. ap6 &c itafs f5 fof Me-
IAsD-nsfheT - ve arc prices ruiet lovsr
Prices rsnrad at a. a. ~. Scr casa . .
as - fsf October - res s7< far December
- - 90 - fof Ssnuarg abe e. ~ a. 80 iaf
NsF
BuTTFs-Crsausry. fea2sse. Dsiry Ioaise
PsekirE STOCK s1er
PorIrHY Live Chiesers - pff Ib sDr'ng
ChickeHs H+1sr per ~ Live 8urFsFs "a o.
pef b. Live Ducks a9ec 30 a. Live Geese
e o1asg pef oozen
LfouoHs- plstiHsa Spirits ruief ERR 81 y y
pr ga for fuisssf eoees
NV YORK 2sHi -
wEFsr-Wesk sac lo~sr orfaner fifi =
= o.a rs-sr.6sr . aeaN1 = 80 Sarasrf
IS ga Ea Hsr 8 "a - 80
CoHv- Det asr tcvef w*aE - - q
- 4tfrTref nfyrf ~
Uara-Dafes stsafF 81 estern 153c
FseoVFeraFs- Peff sfesfT Hrs caa Pat.
= oz- 81 rrtrs rrss ~ "a - Pe-h ctH.
s,ssfr wees 8 "a - tKt-s f-1us a. 80
100 Lsrf csf ar cess ssezm rssseree
$50
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
IowA's OLDEST MAN.
ChrIstopher Conrad Celebrates His li0tl
birthday Near Manchestsr.

ChrIstopher Conrad Celebrates His ll0th
birthday Near Mauchestsr.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, sept a. --Christo-
pher Conrad, the Oldest man Ia Iowa,
who lives near Manchester. celebrated
his 10th birthday Monday. he is in
fair health. has good eyesight, and his
hearing, mind and memory are still clear.
lie had hfty-ilye grandchildren. forty
one OF whom are still living. and fifty
three great-grandchildren. About forty
Of these were present His wife is still
living and is a years old. They have
been married sixty years.
A Days Casualties Ia Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI Sept - Here is a brief
chapter OF Tuesdays casualties in Gin
cinnati: William Mack killed BY a fall
from the fifth story OF Graef & Mors-
bach's harness factory; Charles Dicks, a
timer, killed by fall OF forty feet
from q roof on Walnut Hills; Henry
Ecl1art. driver OF a tanbark wagon.
killed by being run over by his loaded
wagon while his team was running
away; Amanda Hendricks lcolored)
mortaily wounded by Mary Manley
lcolOrPdl
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

5cth the method aud results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleznses the sys-
TEN eHectnally, dispes colds, head
aches and fegers and cures habiLaal
constipation. Syrup Ct Eigs is tia
only remedy OF It's kind ever pro-
daced, pleasing 70 the taste and &c
eeptabls 10 The stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial IN lis
efscts, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
10 Ell and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles bY all leading drug
gists Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 Try it. Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
sSs EaA.cssco. ca.
toCsSStlkk. ~. sEn Toa1. w
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-19
bir Mineral Development.

The enormous development of the min
ing and metallaFs.cal industries in the
United States is clearly shown in the
statistics given in the following pages. No
such rapid growth was ever before or else
where Witnessed. and it is all the more re-
markable because it has taken place under
MANY drawbacks, of high freights, high
costs of supplies, labor, ETC., and yet these
yery disadvantages and difficulties which
stood in the way Of development rendered
Improvement in old processes and appl-
ances necessary and stimulated invention
in labor saying devices, until American
practice in mining and metallurgy has
come to lead the world, and has made pos
sible the magnificent results here chroni-
cled. The rest of the world, and more par
ticularly the countries where these indus
tries are in their infancy, naturally turn
to us for that experience, knowledge and
skill which is best adapted to secure also
the development of their resources. Thus
it is that in mining and metallurgy the
whole world looks to American exports
and mechanics for the newest and best
practice, and American engineers are now
found in the management of great enter
prises in every part Of the world, while
American manufacturers OF mining and
metallurgical machinery are extending
their business with foreign countries sc
rapidly that some of them have found il
necessary to open branch offices, not only
in England and France and other European
countries, but even in such distant lands a.
Chill, Peru and Bolivia, in Japan, and II
the Transvaal, South Africa.-Aining an
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