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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-06

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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
ALLISON WINS.
He Receives s Majority of Votes In tn,
 Iowa Legislature.

He Receives . Majority of votes In the
 Iowa Legislature.
 DEs MoiSEs, To-, March 5.-Scnator Ali son was rc elected yesterday by the Iowa Legislature. The House voted in the morning. and 70 Republicans and one Inde. tendert tMcDermd of Adair County voted for Allison. Fotty-oGe Democrats voted for & L. Bestow, the Dsmocratic caucus nominee. Three Democrats, Russell Graeser and Gates and three Independents. Roe, Smith of Boone and Ewart voted for Jarrabec. making the vote in the House stand, Allison, 30; Bestow, 4i; Larrabce, G. One Republican was absent and one Demo crat was paired with Republican. The Senate voted in the afternoon. Allison received 2S Republican votes. Bcstow 20 Democratic votes, and Larrabcc the votes Of Enge Union Labor, ard Barnett, fnde- pendent All,sous total vote Is 7s or two moro than necessary for election.
 There were no scenes attending the cleo tion except that the two houses were crowded with visitors ~ho listened to the orators extoling the virtues 6f titeir favor ties To day at noon the two houses Nill meet, count the vote, and Senator Allison g election will be declared
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
wASIyINCTDN.

Senator Spooner of Wisconsin spoke against the Blair bill this week
 Senator Voorhees introduced a resolu, ton asking of Secretary Windom full in. formation regarding tho now seal fisheries leases
 Ex.Gov Warmoth has been confirmed Collector of the port of New Orleans,
 The United States Supreme Court hand cd down a large number Of decisions the past week,
 The committee investigating charge. against the Civil Service Commission has elicited some lively testimony.
 The Interior Department has learned that the Choc,aw Legislature incorporated a lottery company two months ago.
 Ex Congressman Taulbee of Kentucky was shot in the head by Charles Kincaid oi the Louisville Times. Taulhee will prob, ably recover.
 Dr. Norvin Green has concluded his ar gument against postal telegraph.
 Senate secret session leaks are still un. discovered by the smelling committee
 The public debt statement shows a de. crease of the debt during February of s8, l59,4 ,4s6.
 The Montana election case has again been before the Senate election committee informally.
 Secretary Windom has leased the Alas kan seal islands to the North American Commercial Company of san Francisco.
 The Pan American Congress will adjourn soon.
 Commander McCalla of the Enterprise u hu ts,a ls,fs iat
 A favorable report has been ordered by the House Committee on Public Lands on the Senate bill to establish two additional land districts in Washington.
 A bill to regulate tho appointment of fourth class postmasters by competitive written and personal examination has been introduced In the House by Mir Lodge of Massachusetts.
 Members Of tue Georgia delegation in the House of Representatives have had no uce that their election will be contested by the Farmers Alliance of Georgia
 Mir. Pendleton of West Virginia was un seated by the House.
 The health of Congressman Samuel J Randall seems to be improving,
 Commodore George H. White died of apoplexy at his home in Washington
 The civil service inquiry is stlll in pro. gress before tho House special committee. Nothing new has been learned in tho in. quiry into the Senate executive session leaks.
 District Judge II. C. Caldwell has been nominated to succeed Circuit Judge Brewer
 Ex President Cleveland has sold his country residence, oakview, at a profit of over si0o,ooo.
 Secretary Proctor has reported upon Rock Island as a place for assembling heavy ordinance
 The nomination of H. C. Warmoth to be Collector of the Port of New Orleans has been favorably reported
 A total of sss3. .,v-a ais Is called for by the urgent deficiency bin as completed.
 In the Senate the Blair bill was discussed by Senator Reagan and others.
 The lard adalteraton hearing of the Az. riculture Committee was continued.
 Tho inquiry into the Civil-Service Com missions administration Is still on.
 The wool schedule of the new tarif bill has been completed by tho Ways and Means Committee.
 The Senate silver bill text has been made public.
 In the Senate Messrs Call and Chandler had lively tilt
 The Houss discussed for . short time thc nhlaholsa bill.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
7-7-7-i7A'' i7-T71a7 77i '47'' '
 wnrmoth Couflrtuetl

WASHINGTON, D. C., March s.-The Sen. ate in secret session this afternoon devoted nearly an hour to tho consideration of the nomination of Henry c. Warmoth to be Collector of Customs at New Orleans Mir. Doiph who reported the nomination favor ably from the Committee on Commerce, made speech in defense of Mir. Yarmouth and said that the committee had not found the charges made against him by the Louisiana Republicans well founded. Mir. Eustis lsd the opposition to the couiirina- tion, resting his case principally upon the record made by Mir. Warnoth as Cover nor of Louisiana, when Mir Eastis charg ed, he materially increased the public debt without reason. The nomination was con frmed finally by vote of a9 to it. X long list of other nominations was taken up and confirmed
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
Teicgrnnhir Rrsxiilns

w II. Farstman, wanted for forgery Ut Pontiac, Ill.. has been arrested al New Orleans.
 Tho rainfall is enormous in tho Ohio Valley,
 George Clark was hanged al wayncsburg, Pa
 John Jacob Astor's will has boon pro bated
 Blissaris have been raging in the North and Northwest
 A Monster rubber trust is being formed in New York
 Canada wants to extend her trade witl the West Indies.
 Tho Louisville rcsarrcstionists have been admitted to bail
 Steamships arriving in port say tho At. iantic is in an angry hnmer.
 4 policeman was wantonly murdered by negro at Jacksonville. Fla
 Au angry woman created disturbance in the Ottawa House of Commons.
 The elopcment of a young preacher has resulted in n criminal libel case
 A California Indian chief mas attempted the Richard III. process and is in iail Commander Bowman II. MeCalla of the Enterprise made an unenyiahle record ou his iirst ssip sAoat
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
EPlT0ME OF THE WEEK.
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HoMEAND ABROAD
Csadsnssd Tslsgraphic Reports of tAs Carrsat Evsnts of the Pact wesk h America and in the Countries =
 the old World,

FOREIGN It Is now stated that l5S of the Quetta's crew and passengers were saved. Pope Leo XIII. has celebrated the twelfth anniversary of his coronation Sickcning details of the suffering ol British troops are coming from India. Excepting nine reballots, tho result oi which have not been learned, the 397 seats in the German Reichstag are divided as follows, Centrists, 1l2; German Liberals, So; Socialists, 31, Conservatives, e6; Anti Semitics, I, Independents, 8; Alsatians, II. Great sa,hs have been made by the Social ists and German Liberals (free tradel with corresponding losses by the Conservatives and National Liberals. A train was robbed by it's own crew near Palermo.
 The Socialists made gains in the second German elections. Another Nihilss p,o,
 has been unearthcd at Ss. Petersburg.
 The Pope received Buffalo Bills Wild
 West sho~men
 Germany The programme of the Berlin labor con ference has been published, The Austrian government will modify its rigorous laws against socialism. Henry Labouchere was "namedn and suspended in the House of Commons owing
 to very sensational speech on tho Cleve
 land street scandal made by him in the House, M. Constans, the French Minister ef Inc Interior, has resigned. The squadron of evolution continues to
 be honcrcd in foreign ports, Tho steamship Quetta from Australia tc England was reported lost with all ou board X German paper comes out strongly against universal suffrage, saying 1t is a monstrosity. Both Emperor William and Bsmarch arc evidently worried over the result of the recent elections Gladstone has resumed his duties in ,h, House Henry NJ Stanley will arrive in London
 April l5. The German press approves O. the Elm perors remarks in the Council of State, Tho reports of the Marquis of Harting tons military commission will soon he forthcoming, The French Speakers powers have been
 enlarged, Fears are entertained for the sanity o Emperor William.
 A society has been organized in Englant
 to protest against cruelty against Siberian
 exilcs
 European Mcnarhists, it is thought, will
 try to rlck quarrel with Brazil, and thu.
 rT rTestablsh the Empire
 A Russian paper sharply eriticises the
 Austrian government
 Bismarck will not resign. owing to the
 recent government rcyerscs
 Tho German government will introduc,
 n new bill against the SScialist-
 Mir. Labouchere will make another efror
 to expose the West End London scandals
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
Race Q ,e.,lea h the Nay.

WASHINGTON. D, c, March s.---Tho pos sibility of the appointment of colorci cadet to the Academy at Annaroli. Is agi tating naval circles. Recently two cadets got into trouble They settled the issue hy a figh, with fists according to prize ring rules, A court of inquiry followed and the dis missal of Cadet Jenkins was recommended The Secretary of the Navy has not yet acted If the recommendation Is confirmed vacancy Is created. to be filled by Con gressman Cheatham, tho only colorcd mem. bcr In the Houss. Jsnkias Is from Chess hnu's diaeriet.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
E.ast.nnund Shlpments.

CuicAGo, Ill. March East bound ship
 ments, except live stock, last week show ed the astonishing total Of loi,ss2 tous, against ss, als tons for the previous week and hs. sl5 tons for tho corresponding week last year Of the four, grain aud pro visions shipments there were tA,4sa tons against sa.si5 for the previous week. oi this the Lake Shore took 24 per cent, Michigan Central. IS, Fort Wayne, n: Grand Trunk and panhandlc. each iG; Baltimore and Ohio and Nickel Plate, each
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
THE Auo,xrr.Krx.

The bank officials state that the amount of the robbery is in round numbers s0.oN and they think that he carried that amount away with him. There is q theory tha, the pecnla- lions will be found t, cover period pf several years and that Pope really carr ed very little with him This Is denied hy the bank officials, who say tha, his ac counts previous arc all straight, They say that their system of checking prucludes tho possibility of cont Snuous stealing
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
Another Hsymsrh-. Victim.

CuicAeo, Ill, March a-Onicer Daniel Daly one of the policemen wounded at tho Haymarket riot. was committed to the De. tention Hospital for tho Insane this after noon Daly was struck on tho back of the head at the riot with a piece of shell, but his Injury was not considered dangerous as time, aud after being laid up few days he resumed his place on the force and retained t up to August of last year There secms no doubt, however. that his insanity is the result of his encounter with the Anarchist bomb,
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
rroecedlng. os esnxre...

WASHINGTON, n c, March a In the Senate among the bills reported from com mit,ees and placed on the calendar werc the following Appropria'iug s35o,e0 fer a public building at Saginaw, Mirh.. and sioo, 900 for ono at Lafayette, Ind. Mir Voorhees, offered a preamble and concur rent resolution reciting that in tho recent lease of the fur seal islands Of Alaska to the North American Company certain pro visions of law were no. complied with and asking the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish the Senate complete copies of all the bids for tho lease with all accompanying papers, all testimony, memo rands. arguments. letters and correspond cncc with the holders. and that the Secrc ,ary refrain from executing or delivering tho lease to the North American Commer cial Company until the subject be inquired Into by the Senate, He asked to have the resolution referred to the Finance Com. mittee, as that committee meets to morrow, and Il was so ordered. Ou motion of Mir Hoar, the bill fixing the salaries of the several Judges of the United States Dis trict Courts at $500 per anuum was taken up for consideration, and Mir. Hoar spoke in advocacy of it. X lkc bill, he said, had passed the Senate four or five times by large maiorities, ana 1t was therefore un- necessary for him to detain the Senate by arguing in it's favor Mir. Georec opposed the bill, saying that he had very strong ob. iections to it's passage IL was the first bill in the history of the Government in which the salaries of all the District Judges were made the same The bin then passed yeas, Ss. nays. 1a. At a:ao o'clock the Senate resumed tho consideration of the Blatr educational bill. and was addressed by Mir. Spooner. On motion of Mir, Jones, of Arkansas, the House bill to change and iix the time for holding terms of the dis trict and circuit courts at Texarkana, Ark, was amended and passed. After an ex, ecutive session the Senate adjourned.
 THE HOUSE.
 Mir. ODonnell. of Michigan, at tho re quest of the Seventh Day Adventlsts of the United States, presented a petition of aSl, ooo names, protesting against the pas. sage of any bill in regard to the observance of the Sabbath Referred. A joint reso- iu,ion was passed yeas, li5 nay, 67- authorizing the appointment of thirty addi. tional pension examiners for the Pension Bureau. Mir. Perkins of Kansas, moved to suspend the rules and put upon its passage the Senate bill for the organization of the Territory of Oklahoma, with the House substitute therefor. Tho motion 10 sus- pond the rules was lost--yeas. ia5; nays, a8-not the necessary two-thirds in the affirmative Mir Houk, of Tennessee. called up the contested election ease Of Featherstone vs, Cate, Mir Outhwaite, Of Ohio. in advocating the case of tho con testee, exhibited what Is known as the double action ballot box. which the Repnb- licans assert was used in twenty-one pro cincts, aud commented upon t. Pending further debate the House adjourned. The consideration of the case will be continued tomorrow.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
A SOJOURN IN CANADA
A Louisville Bank Teller Runs
 Away With $e0, ,ooO.
DIR. jEKYLL AND MR. HYDE
William II. Pope, the Teller Of the Lou tsvilie City National Bank, Disap- pears With a Large sum-
 Dissipation His Ruin.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 5.--Willam II. Pope. Teller uf the Louisville City Ma tional Bank. trusted employe, man of seeming good habits and a frequenter of the best social circles of this city, is gone. His absence at the bank yesterday morn ing at first excited no suspicion, as it was supposed he was at his sick sisters bedside or in tho country detained by the flood, When no word was received ~ iQ;so u''elock President James $. Pirtlc, Vice presi dent James $. Lecch and Cashier W. S, Parker became suspicious They opened the vault and nasty examination showed that somewhere between sto.o00 and $50, 0O0 was missing The missing money was al, large bills
 Pope is native of tho state ard as years old. His father, Wallace Pope. re- sides eight miles out on the Narrow Gauge Railroad He entered the bank in 1881 as a clerk and was rapidly promoted He was thought to be ''close" He had been lead ing "Dr Jekyll and Mir Hyde" life for some years, az many of his companions are aware At his room he was an unusually quiet young gentleman, an1 tho only articles missing frrm thefe wnre iiibe and prayer book which he must have taken with him. At room on Jefferson street he frequently gavo winc snppers to young men of hts class and fast youns women He gambled and was known as q sucker He frcdueritls was drunk over night; but was always at his desk promptly.
 SAFE tS CANADA
 It is learned this morning that Wm. II Pope, the defauiting Teller Of the Louis vile City National Bank loft here Satur- day night for Cincinnati where 1t is thought he took tho C. II. X n for Detroit md ia safe In Canada. Thrt Pope had been con. sohiristire .tis 1,evs fsr seu'e lime k evident from the fact that for some days he had been accommodating in his reach bills of large denominations of from si0o to sl. rvnn
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
kiIraln Sentenced.

PuRvfs, Miss. March 3-Jake Kilrain appeared in court this morning for sen tn s, After dwelling briefly on the laws o' Mississippi against prize fighting and speaking In severe terms of the invasion of the State by tho prisoner and his friends last July for an unlawful purpose, the Judge sentenced kilrain to two months imprisonment in the Purvis Jail and to pay a fine of 800, John l.. Sullivan's ease, which is an appeal from the sentence Of oae year, will probably be decided next Mon day
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-08
THE MARKETS.
Prices for Live stock and Produce In the
 rrlacias, NArts.

ST. LOUIS. Wheat-No. 2 rcd. srsfs6s. Corn-N No. 2, 25i.maass Oats-No 2, aodaos4 Rye No. 2, 4Adfi. Butter Creamery, isteA. Butter-Choice Dairy, l5t9ao Eggs, la @l3. Chickcns-Live, DOT n, 5s%0e7. Onions-Per bu., s5taas Potatocs-Per bu, is(a.2 Cattle-Choice Steers, 315tei4 as Hogs-3 75of4oa. Sheep Natives. 4.Sf 45O
 NEW YORK Wheat-No, red. ssi@mssls. Corn No. ,, &isefB. Oats-Mixed Western, aT(p3o. Cattle-S.sotd5.i5 Hogs-4. loIa450
 CHICAGO. whea,-No. rod. ssAa55is. Con-No. ., aSiSfd2ss. Oats 20ts ta90s. Cattle 33sSGt15. Hogs -3 sn14 10
 KANSAS CITY. Whcat-Ne. ? red, 6s.aas Corn No ., eAsn's. oats-No. ?, is(alsis. Cattle 3 t5ertSD. Hogs-3, Asa3 s5
 COTTON Middling-St Louis, i0a,; Memphis, losR New Orleans, l0it-i6
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-20

CHICAGO, Nov. GA platform up.
on which was standing number of en-.
ployes Of the Lyon 81 Hcaly musical
instrument factory, collapsed yesterday
and instantly killed VIM. Tishcndorfa
and seriously injured Dora Clifford VIM.
Nc Daniels, Henry Roolinc. John Steele
and John kohlcr. Some time ago, en-
ployes of the factory, about 300 in all,
arranged to have their photographs
taken and employed carpenter to con-
struct il temporary stage for them to
occupy while sitting for the negatives.
When The employees had taken their
positions on the platform, it gave
way under the weight. Hundreds of
men and women were thrown in q mass,
and those who escaped with out broken
bones suffered painful bruises and
scratches.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-20
~ Good Days Work.

Weakness. of itself is not a disease.
1t is however, 4 most distressful symD-
tom. Alas! how many wearily drag
themselves about, every effort giving
them distress, existing without any Of
tho pleasurab]e sensations of robust
health. Are you in this condition ,
Why? There is no excuse for feeling
mean and miserable. Remove the
cause Of your distress, which undoubt-
ly is a state Of blood impurity and a
disordered system. How? Why by
doing rs others have done.
&. w. Chandler. Red Fork, Ark. q,
wrtca: IL was SO weak that it was
only with great effort that could do
anything: used several b0ttlrSof Bo-
tanic Blood Balm, and can now 20 Il
good days work"
able To do Il good days work." Is
there not something sweet and refresh
ing in that expression? Strength to
vigorously do this or that. Strength
that is only overcome by natural fati-
que. Strength that when expended, is
by rest and nature fully renewed. Such
will be your reward if yUu give b. B. b.
trial.
IL. B. Randolph, Brunswick, Ga,
writes: Il was under the care Of nine
different doctors, but not one did me
the good that Botanic Blood Balm has
done me-"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-20
Boats Grew Drowned by "a whale,

SAN FRANCISCO, November 10
The loss Of six men from the whalcr
Charles M. Morgan, which arrived on
Saturday from the Okhotsk Sea, tx Just
made public. The men left the vessel
IN small boat on September in pur-
SUIT of a whale. The whale was sue
ccsstnlly harpooncd and started Off at
a rapid rate, towing after him the boat
which contained the second mate, II .
Martin. and five scamcn. Another boat
had been launched, but the party failed
to catch up with the first one and fog
setting in they returned to the vessel.
Nothing was ever found Of the boat con.
tanning the second mate and five men.
1t is believed the whale smashed the
boat, killing the occupants.
The whalcr Narwal, from Fox Island,
reports six men washed from the deck
during a gale, but two Of the men were
fortunately thrown back alive by re-
turn wave.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-11-20
GOVERNOR TILlMAN.
Reporter Tolls Him of His Election and
Cots an Iutcrview.

AUGUSTA. Ca, Nov. S.-A Chron-
lclc reporter had the pleasure of earring
thcnews to Governor-clect BENZ. II. Till
man, ofSouth Carolina, last night.
After casting his ballot in Edgcfield
yesterday he came over to Augusta to
pay some guano notes in bank, and was
1ound at the Augusta Hotel last night.
a card sent up TO room No, 4S secured
an audience, and apoloGizino for the latc-
ness Of the hour, the reporter extended
his congratulations to Governor Tillman.
and told him that the latest returns from
south Carolina only emphasized the
oVcrwhalmlng victory for the Tillman
llckct winch was Indicated by the carly
reports from South Carolina. The re-
ports brought no news of difficulties
anywhere in tho State, and indicated Il
peaceful and quiet election.
Governor Tillman said he was not at
all surprised ut the small vote received
by The Haskell ticket. lie had never at
trlbutcd any strength to the anti-Tlllman
tlckct, and was not surprised at The COM
plctc ilascO ofthc Haskell movcment. 81
am much gratliicd," said he, ''at the
news that the day has passed without
'hJ 'lolcllCC. never llau IlC slightest
doubt that the State would give me an
overwhelming majority. counted
from the first on at last 10000 majority,
and would not be surprised ut GO.OOO.
II is exceedingly gratifying that the day
has passed without violence anywhcrc.
and that South Cardinals reputation for
having Il law-abding and conservative
people has been 50 signallv vindicatcd
before the world,"
The governor said he would return
home this morning and devote the time
| from now till the meeting Of the Lcgis-
taturc to the study Of the many impor-
| tant questions which Will be brought be-
fore that body.
Governor Tillman has Il host oriricnds
IN Augusta, and he was receiving con-
gratulations from all sides yesterday cvc-
nlng on the news from Carolina. The
active campaign which he has conducted
III Carolloa during the past few months
has agreed with INN, for he is looking
better and weighs more than he did be-
Tore the canvass.