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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-29
Weber County Probate Iudreshin

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The President to-
day sent the nomination to the Sonata of
a. Z. Bishop to be probate Judge of Weber
county, Utah.
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American Pork in Germany.

BERLIN, Jan. est was reported in the
lobby OF the reichstag to-day that the gov
eminent is about to rescind the law pro-
hloltlng the Importation of American
bacon and hams, at the same time directin -
that such imports be subject to special in.
spection at the ports of entry.
The relcnstag committee reported the
sugar taxation bill in its entirety on the
second reading
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Combinations.

WASHINGTON, Jan. esp. H. Downing.
collector of customs, Arlington, Cal. !:
Colonel Flagler, chief of ordnance, with the
rank of brigadier general: A. w. Bailey
postmaster, Evanston, Wyo.
Joseph Choate to-day concluded the ar
gument begun by him yesterday before the
supreme court, in behalf of the petitioners
in the Behring sea case
Senator Fry today proposed an amend
ment 10 the consular and diplomatic appro
priation BILL raising the mission to Mexico
to first class and making an appropriation
OF 900 to meet the expenses of the lega-
tion 80"
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Knew What lie Wanted.

Here's man at the telephone who
wants one armed horse and Sleigh" said
the new clerk in the livery stable to his
employer. 'sFm sure that is what he said.
but | don't know what he means"
oh that's all right" explained the liv-
eryman. ''You see he wants horse he
can drive with one hand Send him old
Dobbin, up there in the corner n-Phila-
Gelphia Record.
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Connecticut Election Contests

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Jan. 2S.-The house
this morning received the report of the
committee appointed to canvass the vote
for state officers. The committees states
IL is unable TO determine any person legally
chosen to fill any state Office except that of
comptroller, to which the face of The re-
turns indicates Nicholas Straws, Demo
GRAFT, is elected. The house concurred in
the report
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international Press Club.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 2S.-In the Iuterna-
tional Press Club convention, the commit
tee reported on the plans on the seope ot
the reported constitution and bv-laws
which were adopted. The association will
hereafter be known as the InternationaI
League of Press Clubs Its objects are Tn
bring into close and friendly relations the
press clubs of the world, and promote >
more fraternal and helpful feeling among
the mem herc
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what General Hamilton Saws.

Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch I
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-In interviews to-
day Elihu Root, who conducted the Robert
Ray Hamilton will case, and General
Schuyler Hamilton, Robert Rays father,
both assert that Hamilton is dead. In
spite of the sensational rumors and con-
lectures that Robert Ray Hamilton is still
alive. his family and friends in this city
adhere to their belief that the report Of
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Boston Business Men UaIl on the President

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga committee of
Boston business men called on the Presi-
dent this morning and discussed, informally.
the silver situation, and opposed free coin
age The President, it is understood, was
non-committal and said it would be emf
nently improper for him at this time to
give any expression regarding his views on
silver or his future action.
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Death of A. J. McGowan oy s.;,ou

BELLEVUE, Ida, Jan. 2S-TSpecial tele-
gram to The HERALD. IA. J. MCGOWAN.
the wei known Haley lawyer, died in that
town last evening. He was well known all
over The territory as member of the law
firm of kingsbury & MCGOWAN. He was
the Republican candidate at the last cleo
ton for district judge. He has lived on
Wood River since early days. He was
vlce-president of the HALEY National bank
he had been sick but short time.
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MoYements of the Storm

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The storm which
was central in western Colorado Yesterday
morning has moved eastward and is now
apparently central over the western por-
ton of Indian territory. General rains
prevail from the gulf coast northward to
the OHIO, upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys. SHOWS are reported from Ne
braska, South Dakota and Rocky mountain
stations
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Wanted to Lynch q WIfe Mnrdarar.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 2S.-The Picamsns,s
Austin Texas, special says: 1t developed
yesterday at San Marco that lynchine
party of determined men had made M Their.
minds to hang Colonel George Snyder. the
wife murderer. last night. The sheriff
spirited the prisoner away and placed him.
in Jail here.
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Two Noted Crooks ARRESTED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Two dangerous
CROOKS have been arrested by Inspector
byrnes' men. They are Billy Mayher.
anas George Houston, and David Cum.
mlngs, alias Cronin Dave They have been
connected with many noted big robberies
IN TINS country, including the First Ma
I Ionai bank at Quincy, Ill, and the Falls
City bank, Louisville. : ais
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Ex-Marshal Campbell,s Roav Fonn,

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-The body of B. H.
Campbell, ex-United States MARSHAL for
this district, who mysteriously disappeared
two months ago, was found in the river
near Rush street bridge this morning. 1t
was much swollen and disfgureo, but the
features were still recognizable
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Representative Witter. of Nont,n. n,

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 2S.-TSpeclal tele-
gram to The HERALD. Representative A.
c. Witter, of Seaverhead county. is at home
IN Dillon at the point of death. Attending
physicians have lost all hopes. He was
speaker Of the Republican house of repre-.
rentatives last session and this session
His death will make the house tie when
the two parties unite to-day and organize.
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Many Union Pacific Cbauves com,nu

OMAHA, Jan. 2S.-[Special telegram to
The HERALD. Fired Merchenner was to-
day appointed assistant superintendent of
machinery, to fill the vacancy caused bv
the resignation of Harvey Middleton. The
headquarters will remain at Cheyenne. It
is asserted in railroad circles that numer-
Gus changes in officials are contemplated.
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Struggled Cinnamon Arrested.

BUFFALO, Jan. 2S.-Six Cinnamon and
two whitemen were arrested in this CITY
last night charged with violation of the
Chinese exclusion act. One OF the white
men, James NJ. Miller, is believed to man
age the Canadian end of the underground
railroad that has been running Cinnamon
into the United States by wholesale of late-
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British luterasts in Chilli

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-In the commons TODAY
Duncan, member of parliament for Bar
row-in-Furnsss, after saying the evidences
OF discomfort with the apathetic policy of
the government in regard to the protection
OF Britist interests in Chill were most
marked, gave notice of his intention to re-
interpolate the government on the subject.
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When it was found that thirteen were
seated at table where Able Liszt was a.
guest the general embarrassment was
checked by List remarking:
DO not be alarmed at such a trife. 7
can eat for two persons. "-London It'd,
Bits
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Fatal Boiler Fynlosjon

MEREDITH, Mich, Jan. 2S.-A boiler in
the Har5eson saw mill here exploded TO-DAY
destroying the mill and killing Albert
Finch and George Bodder, and seriously
inluring six other men. The owner of the
mill, Harbeson, may die.
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interviewing Him.

At the police court.
your name9"
"Hippolyte Langlume"
where were you born?'
''In Paris"
"Have you ever been convicted?"
The prisoner smiles politely: ''You are
me, then? Figaro.
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Always. the Same.

Robinson-I like an even tempered wo-
man.
Brown-So do 1.
Robinson-There's my wife, for instance
Brown-And mine The most even TEN,
pered woman in the world. She is ALWAYS
mad.-Exchange
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Ter Taste Had Changed

Jake Jimpson-What species of bird do
you like best?
Cora Bellows-WhenI was child T liked
the canary best, but (blushing) since grew
up II rather prefer the popin-j ay.-New
York Herald.
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Election off Senatnrs hr pnnnlar No.0

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 2S.-In the senate
today resolution was adopted faYoring
the election of United States Senators NV
popular vote.
a resolution congratulating Kansas on
the defeat of Ingalls, was lost.
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His Suggestion.

DO you think this hat suits my hair,
Edward?'
It's all right, 1 suppose. Still, if it
doesn't suit, what's the matter with get
ting another-lot of hair?- Fiegende Blat.
ter
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The Countesg szirmay Fonud

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatcb !
New YORK, Jan. 2S.-The Countess SIR
may has been found She is living in a
disreputable house on the east side and she
says she does not intend to return to her
fathers home
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Judge wardner Indicted for Murder

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 2S.-The grand
jury has an Indictment for murder in the
first degree against Judge Wardner for
killing Banker Fugette.
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Oberlin's New President

CLEVELAND, Jan. 2S.-William Cav
Balantyne, professor of Greek at Oberlin
college was elected president of the
college this morning, succeeding Charles S.
Fairchilds
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Moody Keeps Losing VOTES.

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 2S.-One ballot was
taken for United States Senator TODAY
with no material change, excepting the
loss of five votes by Moody.
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An Atchison Bank Goes into Liou;da,,on

ATcH1soN, Kan, Jan. 2S.-The State Ma.
tional bank, of this city, closed its doors
this morning and will go into voluntary
Liquidation. The bank has capital stoci,
of $3.50. 900. S'ooA
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The White Mail.

DULUTH, Mimi, Jan. 2S-It is stated here
to-day that the Northern Pacific has Sc
cured the contract for the fast mail service
between Chicago and San Francisco. the
service to begin March II, 1891 1t viii be
known as the s'White Mail.n
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the principal cattle feeding districts of
S Nhlssourl, Kansas and Nebraska, which
SnoM very lew cattle are being fed as com
paaeu WIN last year, and that it is the in
being fed to market before lime A The n q
mum is estimated at less than half last
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Villas Formally Elected.

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 23-Colonel Villas
was form ally elected by the joint conven-
ton of the legislature to-day to succeed
United States Senator Spooner.
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The Deadlock at snrinrfield

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 2S.-The deadlock
over the election of United States Sena-
| tor is still unbroken.
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Pfeffer,s Formal Election.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 28.-The vote for
United States Senator in joint session
to-day resulted in the election of Pfeffer.
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The Australian Ba,,ot in ororor

SALEM, Ogn., Jan. 2S.-The Australian
ballot bill, which passed the house yester-
day, was adopted in the senate to-day.
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ID. II. ROBERTS. EDITOR,
Contains al the cream of the Daily
and specially edited matter.
ONLY $500 PER YEAR.
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Report from the Stock Feediug District

KANSAS Cry, Jan. 2S-The Lire Stock In.
sicGtor of this city has special reports from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
NOTES FROM THE CINCINNATI CLUBS.

Cincinnati, March 29.-The League clubpwncrs have
finished their convention and gone home, leaving the
affairs Of the local League club IN excellent condition.
Manager sChmeltZ after the injunction against the
League yesterday afternoon said that If the League
grounds put up at auction the Cincinnati Club
would have to pay good round price for them This
is regarded an ntmaton that the Association would
bid up the price and make the grounds dear 10 the
League people The latter smile at the threat and say
that the wish the father to the thought and that,
moreover. it will be grev0usy disappointed since they
have ample assurance from their attorneys that tic
affairs Of the Cincinnati League Club will never 80
into the hands Of a receiver.
Mr.. Byme. Of Brooklyn, Is reported as having said
that Wagner had IA led to pay Griffin last year for his
services and that Griffin had assigned his claim to the
League. The impression here Is that Wagner has been
more active than any else In pressing tbs inluhr
ton suit There arc only eight conflicts oil dale
between the League and Association I'm Cilc nnatl
j. d. Ellison. the prospective president OF the I'm
cinnati League Club for prominent RAJ ID
man. lie wa, an intimate friend Of the late Charles
West: /, a member # The Board Of Public Improve
ments man o. means and the owner OF large
interest in a newspaper at the state Capital.
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orr mr. WORK. so HE SHOT HIMSELF.

,, n, distress and death brought about by stIkc'
.o yesterday reported 10 the police OF the IhrV'hlh
,c,nct Jacob Schaedcr, six weaver hty'sN yeaI'
Va ho. and Killed himself at his home NO ''o ha''
49, a., ,,,,icap Label Company. Onc-hundrtd-and
~, ,>tbst and Eailroad-ave. Last December the
,cr cmployed by the conrany struck work on tiaue
dsnrte and schacdcr one OF the haconteh". ''.'
that time H. had been unable 10 o''s, any , ',
o"'' L., 40 .o., . sub,stpncc for Ms wife and young
."a e.du.;lv drove him into scmcrszcd condition.
,,dav afternoon his wife and child went out leaving
Kim alone i'm their Nat on her return the wife founo MN
wing face downward Oh the for dcao WIN pun,
' ~ which had been discharged Schseder VIII be
pa hr tho Welcome Council order OF Chosen Friends
to which he belonged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
At THE MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB.

"
The billiard championship Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club which resulted in fof first prize for the second
time letwecn d.. \. l.. Ranncy. Dr. \. u. Mll'r ana
Arthur { Palmer va, paycd o.: last week with ~" fo-
lowing result: \. C. Palmer the first game from Dr.
A. H. Miller sco-c $50 ~ lls: u. A. l.. Iann'y won
the second game Dr. A. IS Miller score. 80 u ''
The game between Dr. \. l.. RdnIty and \. {. Palmer
Wa Interesting being ans bOdy's until The last sho,
was play,a Mr. Palmer by $50 TO lii poin:-. capt
ming for nrst prize a silver "!oVingcup.' d. y l.
Eanney wins second prize. hand>oI" billiard cue VIM
IN, spccel prize a st ~ billiard balls. given by
Strphn Roach for The highest general average during '
tournament falls to he lot Of DR.. \. u. Miller.
The following j. the result Of the games Tor the con
tnuous pool championship Of the Manhattan Annette
club for the last weeks {. q. Perry dH'1'd j. =
Taylor Frank Farrell defeated /. H. Robert; Z" H. san
ford defeated w. J. Arnold Louis Phelps defeated g. y
Brown; b. q. Sanford defeated T.. Van schalck; l. e.
Mitchell II. Coomls T. =. Aprey defeated H. ~
calling John FoN IT,. defeated W H. N,chlng Il. G..
Mitchell defeated LOUIS Phelps; W. j. Barker defeated
= u Roberts; f. Farrell defeated II. Kuhikc; G. o.
Perry defeated D. II. sanford Il. q. Sanford defeated
W j. Arnold: J. Il. Burt defeated J. C. DeNHeuN' L. D
Apnlcby defeated T.. Van Sclaick.
Tber. arc twonty-onc entries IN :his match ana a.
i,vc losing game, declared out Of III" match the
championship Is down 70 the strongest players
and will De decided this w'ch.
The NJ A. G. rlar championship FOR he year Of 1901
,s won v d.. W. Il. Pryor. score 1913 Charles Bondin
,co,d .corc 3CI T.. j. IAurtzen third score. 3ji.
rto highest tcn.hot score made by Mr. Lauftzen
bich VI. 81 out Of possible 100 Tnc target uscd was
tho standard decimal Size tcn-rihg. hreefourths of
na distance i2o feet; ammuni;on L. NJ. C.. 22-calbre
short.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
A YOryG BURGLAR GETS HIS SKULL CRACKED.

John Riley. yourc ruhlan vas taken to St NhocntH
UospltaI last night. His SKULL fractured from a
bow he received a. he rushed at a man with knife.
Riley who lives A. 40 o'o Westinghouse win louf
coutanons tried Yesterday afternoon to break into tn
t,lc NJ william Ward No. al Kingst The burglars
were driven away by :hc day Waterman. At O'Clock
Riley returned b. the attack with companion. whose
name Is unknown. This time he was met oy tc
,ya,chuan william Baker. mdde-agei man. who
odrsd the Young desperate away from the premises.
kIlcy's companion shouted:
..Knife him 2" cut his throat!'
This EIley started in to d.. HaHer' however met
hin, with I, h1mmcr which ne brought down with such
,rco nm pievs skull that he fell like log. Ills COM
p,nlon fed Tho injured ru0ian was taken to the nos
pi where It wa, found that his SKULL was fractured ana
RACER was loo ked up the Prnccst. police station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
DrspOyDEyT YOUTH KILLS HIMSELF

George r. Msgrath, twenty years old conn"'V'u
uide Yesterday by shooting at his home no III fo'fn
ave The dead was employed as assls'o"' ooo"
roorc Inv Nauss Brothers, butchers No 81 necohnFe
NJ - tho last two months he had lived with his
Francis s. Msgrath lie was naturally OF reserved
Csnosl,lon and sickness from which ne haa suffered
for a considerable time brought on lc''o''" "o' VI w
io @,.do,cv Early IN the afternoon he was seen
- h,ntber and at that time appeared to be toiefaby
Sor,,1 soon aftcrwaid he went TO his room. whien
@ on the second nOor lie was not again seen u'''''
o'clock when Francis went 10 DIS room anu a.
~ n,, Wing On the bed dead. Blood was oozins nom
s"" ,i,et wound I'm MS right temple "fs.p'd IN ms
p'. . ,wentv.two.calbTe revolver Magfau had
manu- - a,, indication of an intention 10 take his
and M letters or memoranda were found In his ROOM
" rn mouse which belongs 10 the stuyNesant estate
os already earned grim nooriey by reason OF murder
r,mitted there. on the night OF Decemocr /" 'oSeI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
4 MONKEY AND HIS CIGAR.
From The London Telegraph.


some years ago was bringing TWO mo,heSS NUM- d
from the West Indies when had nainGl 'a jar '
ILL iii lack was a brown monkey aboa; the SIZE Oh
fX terrier whilst Jill was smaller ana Of ,9lt
,',-n,vn a. white faced one day JACK was lnnulS
inc his curiosity by diving into my pockets. ana among
ntncr things fshcd out cigar. lie ,Inct H. an
Te1,rc | could stop him bounded of to his cage WIN
III ntize I'LL rushed after him 10 see whal NJ hah
col, and he consdcrately allowed her smell ana 40
moro Then he tore 10 up and began To chcw u, 'nu
nrc.cntly worked himself mp into an ecNiary 81 u1,
i,rht taking the hafchewed cigar from lla momtn
and smearing it over his face and body with maudih
satisfaction. - . A. .,o. and ~ tho Gaze
regordiuc her lord and master with "ohdeilns
interest but afraid to disturb his reves though se
once or twice crept cautiously up TO obtain nearer
inv, ~ thc cause Of all this excitement, ana 70 make
sIy attempt to get hold Of It, Jacks eXcitehei,t .
began In eel too much for him. and h rolled apout
hIs straw and twisted himself into all sorts 9f coi
tnrons I'm uncomfortable delight, and at last iel hoWm
In "A helplcss state Of inOXica'ion TheTeupon jill
carefully covered him well over with straw, anu
mounted guard over him. cncrgetically resisting any
ATTEMPT on my part TO see how he Jared she Ty
NAMED steadily at her post until he woke ana ec ~
from his covering looking very. very seedy' scR III"
sorrow full
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THE GIELLC Eds CE0IL.

The annual 'Feis Cool agus Seanachas" f inc "ae'o
S,ccty an entertainment interesting to al lovers OF
Irish fok.sorgs and national ballads. taxes place. 70
rot ROW evening at the Len0X Lyccum Ffyninth-s ana
Nsdlsor.aye Chi Justice Joseph +. DAILY VIII pre-
side and among the artists 70 assist are some Of Vhe
be,known musicians the city. Mr. Ludwig VIII sing ui'
old Irish ballad, as he alone and the young harper
0: the society. Miss Inez Caus TO TIC music Oh neI nary
uI Inn sonc 81 ie most popular airs Of the Emerald
Isle Victor Herbert, the yoCncclist VIII play lor inc
Gr. time his own arrangements Of Irish melodies MISS
Carrie IIun.King Miss Alice Macpherson. Mrs. Jones
~ yicke,s william LAWN and VIII J. Taylor viii
a. os,st Al tho close OF the musical programme there
vu he dancing so that night OF genuine lrish m'ih
AID ,DiostreIsv is in sore fof all who attend.