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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-04

2O,CO0 Italians could be brought into Pittsburg
in five hours time and with the aid of guns and
by surprising the citizens. they would be able
TO take the city without much trouble He
strongly urged Gabarrio to get the Italians at
Wampum TO consent to meet the others in
Pittsburg at given signal. He then told how
every Italian settlement in Allegheny and
Beaver counties was receiving the same in
formation, and how each settlement expected
to send large delegation. In the afternoon
the P1ttsburg envoy left for Carbon to stir up
the Italians there, and said a secret meeting
was to be held in the near future to talk the
matter over among themselves.
dispatch from Wheeling states that ZOO
Italians near Moundsvile, now EMPLOYED on
the railroad and who have been drilling intend
10 go to New Orleans, though for what purpose
they refuse to state.
Whatever of truth there may be in the re-
ports from Newcastle and Wheeling as to an
aItack on Pittsburg in CTS, of trouble between
ms country and Italy, one thing is certain; for
Inc past week an UNUSUAL number Of Italians
nave been arriving IN this city daily, and to-day
squads of twenty and thirty were unusually
numerous. The police department has been
quietly at work and secured list OF several
hundred Italian boarding houses and daily
invoice o. the strangers, who are under strict
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The Cabinet Considers Rudini,s goss,oo

WASHINGTON, April 3.-It is said tonight the
President and his advisers are much gratified
over Inc receipt of the latest message from Pre-
mler oil hudini, which was the subject of con.
slaeration at the cabinet meeting today They
are inclined to think it indicates an earIy
settlement OF the diplomatic war. The milder
tone assumed by Di Rudini in his message to
Marquis Imperialli is, it is considered here due
10 the clear statement of our governments no.
sltlon by Secretary Blaine, supplemented by the
able presentation of the case at Rome by Por
ter, United States minister 1t is reported AT
tne caohet meeting letter was read from
either Baron Fava or MARQUIS Imnera1Ii int
nlallng the recall OF the minister was really but
a leave OF absence. Baron Fava is still i'll at
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The Storm In New ENGLAND.

BOSTON, April 3.-The storm throughout Nav
England is very severe. A stiff northwest gale
was blowing all night with heavy rain on the
coast and rain in the interior. There are six.
teen inches of snow throughout New England ;
all trains are late. The wind reached aYeloc.
ity Of sixty miles per hour. The harbor tide is
the highest for six months and considerable
damage was done to shipping. Many vessels
dragged their anchors and drifted on the fats
A few schoonerS were dismantlei; others were
badly damaged by being driven against the
wharves. Telegraph and telephone wires are
down in every direction. Reports from Chat
ham state more damage was done inland than
by any other gale within the memory of man.
The barometer is lower than ever before and
the tide is running very high, wa,sr completely
covering the beaches
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A MAFIA BUTCHERY.
A Man and His Wife are Cruelty
Murdered
And Their House Burned Over Their Head
to Conceal the Crime-It Occurred in
the Argentine Republic.
[specfalto THE HERALD-Exam,ner Dfsnatct

lSpecialto THE HERALD-Exam1ner Dispatch
New YORK, April "Details of another
butchery by the Malta were received to-day.
The victims were Lingi Belgieri and his young
wife Josefina. Belgieri was overseer for Mr..
Preacher, who is erecting large number Of
laborers cottages near Alberdi, in the Argen-
tine republic, and in some way offended the
Malta. Monday morning. February %, at day
Dreak, the house that Belgieri occupied was
found partly burned. When an investigation
was made, Belgieri and his wife were discovered
dead on the floor. Both bodies were horribly
mut1lated. The heads of the victims had been
literally smashed in with the heavy mallets
used in breaking stone and the bodies had sew
eVeral bullet and stab wounds. After killing
the couple the murderers no doubt set fire TO the
mousse to hide their crime. Four laborers who
disappeared during the night are suspected of
the murder and are being nurSued
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A Great Storm in York State.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The heavy storm which
swept over this section last night did consi l.
cradle damage pa ,ticularly to the east OF New
York The storm was accompanied in many
places by heavy, wet snow and this, aided oy
the high wind demoralized wires to a great eS
tent. A dispatch from Poughkeepse saws. A
heavy storm ragged in Hudson river valley all
night; about foot of snow fell, but only six
inches laid for any length of time. Telegraph
and electric light wires are crossed and down
In every direction 1t will take week or ten
days TO get them in good working order again.
The weather is now clearing and the snow
RAPIDLY diSapnearing
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The Journal DIES Debats' Opinion.

&C.
PARIS, April 3.-The dispute between Italy
and the United States us the subject of a
leading article in the Journal 0es Debats TODAY
me De6afS rejects the war hypothesis as alb
just and legitimate grounds for dissatisfaction
win the attitude assumed by Mr. Blaine and
ner right to reparation by the punishment of
the authors of the outrage is incontestible and
not to be gainsaid seeing that several of the
victims had retained their Italian nationality.
ln the event OF all attempts to obtain repara-
tion falling through the acquittal of the jury
who tried the case in New Orleans, it might
then be said, with some show of justice, that
having done their utmost to secure the punish
meut of the law breakers, the public authori-
ties would be free to wash their hands of the
affair, but In conclusion, the De6ats says that it
Is dlfficult to imagine that there should be no
attempt In civilized country to bring the Of
lenders to trial. Italy is blamed by the journal
questions whether having regard to the time
honored methods OF Washington diplomacy and
to its constitutional non pOSsu8aHS, Italy could
have gained anything by further delay.
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Bunco Men at Work in Ogden.

OGDEN, U. T., April ESPECIAL telegram to
THE HERALD IA gang of bunco men put in
their work to perfection at the Turf saloon. on
Twenty fifth street, tonight. The victims were
found at the Union depot and were passengers
going through to Tacoma, Washington. A,
Landy a green country youth from Polk
county. Iowa, mourns the loss of $50 in money,
Three others lost amounts ranging from $40 to
Sl00. The police were informed of their doings
and at 9 o'clock succeeded in capturing one Of
the steerers who was locked up in the city Jail.
Ogden has been overrun with class of this
kind for several days. A few less dives on
Twenty fifth street would be credit to the
r,irv
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Italians Want Revenge.

PrrTsBURG, April "a special from New
CASTLE Pa, says: To-day Sebastian Gabarrio.
leader of 800 Italians employed near Wampum.
told strange story. Gabarrio, who is ma
tusalized citizen and property owner in VAN
pun, seemed to place considerable weight
upon the information impaired He said a
strange italian asked him if he would 90 into
plot to avenge his countrymen who had been
killed at New Orleans. The stranger said
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A Flood Feared at Montreal.

M oNTREAL April 3.-The sudden rise in the
river last night caused great ice shoves at the
dyke justopposte Chartin square An enormous
body of ice was showed in. tearing up the pre-
mandae platform for twenty feet, falling over
the dyke to the street, and piling up thirty feet
hight. The conditions are almost identical
with those inlSS7 when big food occurred,
and much apprehension felt
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WouId-be Hold-ups Thwarted.

OGDEN, Utah, April 3.-[Special telegram tc
THE HERALD -Tonight William Binford
while about to enter his own house, was met al
the door by two suspicious characters, who at
tempted to do the hold-up racket. Mr.. Binford
however, was in possession of a large well
loaded six shooter, which he presented in an
able manner and the rascals absconded. Nc
clue was found.
A little boy named Casey wandered away
from home this morning. The hunt was kept
up for hum all day, but he was not found till to.
night by Deputy Sherif Lambert about 1C
n'clnclL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-04
Now Orleans Ranea

NEW ORLEANS, April .-The track was fast.
Maiden allowances five furlongs-Mss Francis
won, Siberia second, Lord Tom Himar third.
Time-1:O1h.
Six furlongs Charles Reed won, Redstone
second. Atlanta third. Time-117
Handicap, seven furlongs-Leon won Whit
tier second, Fred Fink third. Time %
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KANSAS CITY, April 3-The following tele
gram his been sent Secretary Blaine: eve
the ex Confederate Social and Benevolent as
ISOLATION of Kansas City, express the hone thai
in your official dealings with the Italian Govern
ment, 1t will not be forgotten the form of ON
government is entirely satisfactory to the neo
pie who made it and that as to maintaining the
integrity, honor and dignity OF this government
there is no division of sentiment among il nee
Dlen ~ PSO
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International Miners, Conference.

PARIS, April 3.-During to-day session of the
International Miners congress, the advisability
of general strike was brought up and stormy
debate ensued. The discussion was brought TO
a close amid the utmost disorder the Socialist
and Anarchist delegates vociferously execrating
Delegate Basly, who took an attitude of nodera.
ton. II was finally decided TO put the matter
To vote tomorrow. A bowling mob gathered
outside the building and threatened vengeance
on Delegate Basly, who had 10 make his esc3pe
by the back door.
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High Water in Ohio.

LIMA, April 3-Heavy rains the last three
Gays have raised the water to dangerous
height in st. Mary's reservoir and the town of
Colina, with 1900 inhabitants, is in imminent
danger of being swept out of existence The
tracks OF the Lake Erie & Western are sub.
merged for a distance of twelve miles. AT
Dozens, small houses owned by fishermen We're
swept away. Twenty oil wells along the banks
are submerged. 1t is estim ated the total loss
by the flood reach 100000. It is still raining.
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Murdered His Mother and suicided,

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, April 3.-This afternoon
Ward DeMarce, aged %, murdered his mother
by cutting her throat, and then cut his own
throat, dying instantly. DeMarce was of mel
aneholy disposition and regarded as Slightly un-
balanced mentally.
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Note-Barometer reduced to sea level. "T
indicates trace of precipitation
CTTngSTADv
SUMMARY.

SUM MARY.
Mean barometer, S0.OO4; highest barometer.
3O2S4, date Sth; lowest barometer, &c, 537, date
23rd
Mean temperature So; highest temperature.
81, date 2lst; lowest temperature, l2, date 9Th
greatest daily range of temperature, IS, date
2lst; least daily range of temperature. Z, date
5th and 2Sth.
Mean temperature for this month in 1875.
35.l, 1876 379, 1877 $50 1878 1876, 1879 1873 1850
337 1881 4l.9, 1882 $685. 1888 40 1881 406, 1855
44.9 1885 1856. 1887 All, 1888 4O4, 1889 $50, 1890
1915, 1891 $50.
Total deficiency in temperature during month
III total deficiency in temperature since Jan
uary l, l73; prevailing direction of wind north
west total movement of wind, $500 miles; ex-
IRENE velocity OF wind, direction and date %,
southwest %.
Total precipitation 4.66 inches; number of
days on which o. inch or more of precipitation
fell. Is.
Total precipitation Gin inches) for this month
in 1915 PSI, 1876 AGO. 1877 9 93 1873 254 1879
1880 0.43, 1881 08S 1882 I.02 1893 l. rs 1884 8
1856 o64 1886 go, 1887 0.35, 1888 2lS 1889 IA.
1850 LIZ 1891 4.66.
Total excess in precipitation during month
PA. total excess in precipitation since January
| i, LA.
Number of cloudless days Z. partly cloudy
days l6, cloudy daysS.
P. II. FITZMAURICE. Observer.
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A Colossal Cattle Deal.

CHICAGO, April "a special dispatch from
Kansas City says: colossal cattle deal has
Just been completed by wealthy stock men of
the west and Chicago packers. 1t involved an
outlay of 80 500 Geo. andS0 900 head OF cattle have
been purchased in Texas to be shipped to the
Chicago market. Half of these were purchased
for W. Fl. Herring, OF this city, P. D. Armour
OF chicago, and A. M. Howins, president of the
cherokee Strip Livestock ASSOCIATION An
equal number was purchased for Nelson Nor
rls OF Chicago by Colonel Suggs, weIl-known
stock man
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Worlds Fair Matters.

CHICAGO, April 3.-Contrary to expectation,
today's session of the Worlds fair national
commission developed nothing sensational. A
communication urging economy was received
from Secretary of the Treasury Foster but no
action was taken toward reducing salaries
Concentration OF authority in the executive
committee of the board of lady managers was
approved, Notwithstanding the protest of Secre-
tarV COuZinS
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Settled With Shot Guus.

MAYNARD, Ark, April 3.-Miller Owenby and
Thomas Kirby, two prominent citizens, had
agreed to settle an old feud the first time thew
met. This morning they met in store. AS
each carried shotgun they fired slmultane-
ously. Kirby's head was blown off and Owenby
was probably fatally wounded Kirby was a
member of the legislature in 1882
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A Disastrous Coal Mine Explosion.

LONDON, April "a disastrous explosion in
coal mine took place to-day at Apedale, Stat
fordshlre. Ten were killed and several others
severely injured.
Later-The bodies of the dead have been ex
tricated from the mine. The cause of the dis
aster is supposed to be air damp and the fool
hardness of one of the miners after the pres.
ence of danger was discovered
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Monon Litieation Ended

CHICAGO April 3.-The Monon litigation in
stigated by W. S. Alley, of New York, came to
a sudden end to-day. While a motion TO docket
the case IN the federal court was being argued
Attorney Reed received a telegrm from Alley
that the matter had been settled and to discon-
tlnue all proceedings The attorney for the
Monon received similar advice. Neither of the
lawyers had any details, but the recent change
OF management is supposed tc explain the mat
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CaIifornia's Population by Races.

WASHINGTON, April superintendent Por-
ter today made public the result of special
count by races of the state of California. The
object OF this special count was to separate the
Chidese and Indians from the rest OF the popu-
lation, as required by the laws of that state for
the purposes of state apportionment The fol-
lowing table shows the population OF the state
by races in 1890 and in 1880:
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age, against George Washington Hunt, presi-
Cent of the Oregon & Washington Territory
railroad company for work in a deal not com
pielea. They claim TO have procured a loan of
Sl,OO, 200 from the Oregon & Transcontinental
company through Henry Willard on bonds of the
oregon Washington Territory company, at
lhe request of the defendant, who then declined
10 accept the loan. Judge Ingraham ordered
the plaintiff to give 81, 800 security on attach
ment by which they have levied on S91s,0Oo in
ponas ana S5oaOOO in stock of the defendants
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-04
CREATED A SCENE.
Edward Mcmahon BUSHES Into
st. Vincent's Asylum
And Demands His Son, VINO is Heir TO Money
Bitter Feud Between the Father
and His Relatives.

CHICAGO, April 3.-Edward Mcmahon Gre
ated sensational scene by rushing into St
Vlncents orphan asylum tonight, demanding
MS four-year old son. The infant is heir tc
$500 and has become the subject of bit ter
teud between the father and his rela
IONS who are displeased with him
Tor remarrying to a divorced woman.
The baby has been suffering of late
from systematic arsenical poisoning and both
partles TO the feud accuse the other of contem.
plated murder for the sake of the inheritance
The child has only been in the asylum few
days having been placed there on the advice OF
Probate Judge kohlsaat when evidence OF
poisoning was laid before him. The sisters OF
st. Vincent's called in the police Tonight and
had Mcmahon elected. MeMahon's family is a
wealthy one and the case in its various phases
has excited great interest
MONTHLY METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY.
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Smith, BIasland & Co., Shoes. Closed.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, April 3.-The wholesale
boot and shoe store of Smith, Blasland & Co..
was closed to-day by the sheriff on attachments
aggregating SlGO,000 The stock is valued at
S2o0OU. All claims will be paid. Smith turned
over to the firm 100000 worth of property TO
satisfy his personal debts.
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Minister Porter Interviewed

LONDON, April 3.-The Rome correspondent
OF the Aeaoe telegraphs: Porter, United States
minister here, has informed me the federal gov
eminent has promised to do everything possible
TO prlng Inc New Orleans lynchers TO trial and
that both the American and Italian goyern.
ments are confident that the incident win be
promptly and satisfactorily arranged" The
general here" 'S-J
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Duties on Merchandise for San Francisco.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The collector of Gus.
toms at San Francisco has been instructed that
duties must be levied on merchandise with
drawn at New York for transportation to San
Francisco. on the basis of weight ascertained at
the time OF said withdrawal
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Mrs. Nicely a Rayiue Maniac.

GREENsBURG, Pa, April 3-Mrs. Nicely.
mother of the two boys hanged at Somerset
yesterday for the murder oflFarmer Umbsrger,
is raving maniac and the physicians fear She
will never regain her senses
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Investigating the New Orleans Killing.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Attorney-General
Miller has received a telegram from the United
States district attorney at New Orleans saving
he is engaged in an investigation of the recent
killing of Italians in accordance to Instructions
from Washington and will forward his report as
promptly as possible.
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Utah Traffic Association Reorgauized

DENVER, April 3.-The Utah Traffic associ-
alton was reorganized here to-day. The associ.
alton is composed OF the Denver g. Rio Grande.
Colorado Midland. Rio Grande Western and
Union Pacific. It's object is to regulate the
handling of traffic to Colorado and Utah moi nts
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The statement further Shows that while the
Chinese population or the state as q whole has
decreased by 3,451 since 1890, there has been an
increase in the Chinese population of the
county OF San Francisco since that time of
4,l2o. There have also been material increases
In the counties of Fresno, Kern, Los Angeles,
Monterey, San Bernardino, San Diego, Solona
and Sonoma. The counties in which the popu-
decade are Alameda, Amador, Butte Gala
veras. Del Norte, Nevada. Placer Plumas, San
Benito, Shasta, Sierra, Trinity, Tuolomne and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-04
Ezeta to Command to salvadorean Army.

CITY OF MEXICO April 3.-General Antonio
Ezeta, secretary OF war OF Salvador, has tend
cred his resignation, which will be accepted.
He will be made commanding general of the
army, and will take command of the Salvado-
rean forces at Santa Ana near the frontier of
Guatemala. General Valentin Amaya will
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Wesley h. Benner Declared Insane

NEW YORK, April 3.-The jury declared Yves.
ley II. Benner the aged actor, insane to-day in
the Brooklyn supreme court, and a committee
will be appointed to take charge of his pron.
erty. Benner was manager of a theatre in Cal
Iornia many years ago. and also in Oregon in
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Supervising Architect Windrim Rssigns

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Supervising Architect
Windrim has resigned and will assume the du-
ties OF superintendent of public works OF Phila-
delphia Monday.
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North Sligo Returns a McCarthyite.

SLIGO, April 3-The result of the polling yes.
terday for member of parliament to succeed the
late Peter Mcdonald as representative for
North Sligo, was announced this afternoon
The contest resulted in the election of
the McCarthyite candidate by majority of 500.
The launting cars upon which the ballot
boxes were conveyed from the outlying dis.
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The British CAPTURE Fort Thaabat.

CALCUTTA. April 3.-The British have at
tackled and carried by assault Fort Thaabat
twelve miles from Manipur, garrisoned by Z Oa
MRnpuris.
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WASHINGTON, April 3.-After several failures
the new gunboat Bennington, has succeeded in
the contract requirements according to the
statement of N. F. Palmer contractor No of.
fetal report has yet been received at the de,
partment.
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A Law in Regard to Violating Treaties.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Post says: 1T is
probabie the necesessity of a law making it a
specific misdemeanor to violate the provisions
OF a treaty with another nation, thereby giving
the united States power in such cases, will be
ueged in the next message of the President to
COnprpSs -SAANN~4AN w
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Nebraska Maximum kate Bill yetoed

LINCOLN, Neb., April Ex-Governor Boyd
vetoed the maximum freight rate bill to-day on
on the ground of it's unconsttutonalty. The
house passed it again but the senate sustained
the veto.
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The Vaccinations With snain.

MARID, April 3-In the negotiations for a
commercial treaty between Spain and the
United States, the question of Havana tobacco
is causing deadlock General Foster assured
the Spanish representative the new American
tariff prevents any concession.
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Treasurer woodruffs Additional sbortaye

ST. LOUIS, April "A special to the Republic
from Little Rock Ark, SAYS: Examination of
ex-Treasurer Woodrufs fourth term has re-
Vea!ed that Woodruff is short S25 900 in addition
to the amounts already reported.