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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug To-day was cloudy
and sultry with occasional slight showers,
but despite that the excellent card for the
day brought a large crowd to the race
track The track was good.
Five f1rlongs-Frank Kinney won,
Furnish second, KING Cadmus third Time
i OBJ.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Fore won,
King Crab second, Ballyho third. Time
! 49,.
Mile and three xteenths-Uncle Bob
won. Kinscem second. Ny Fellow third.
Time-2 :04
Mile and furlong-Diablo won, Mad
stone second, Eon third. ilme-l:o
Seven furiongs-La Tosca won. Maole
Glenn second, Mabelle third. Time 81.
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ST. Paul Races.

So. PAUL, Aug. 4.-The race for the
Twin City Merchants handicap, mile and
seventy yards to-day, was one of the great
est races ever contested on western
course. It was very exciting and the time
i :453[-shows what terrific pace was
set by Hopper. AS it is only 81 OF second
slower than the record made on the track,
that is tightening feat.
Five furlongs-Lake Breeze won, Nellie
Pearl second, w. B. third. Time-1:Ol&.
Mile and ne-sixteenth-Eh kindig won,
Rimini second, Orrick third. Time-1 81.
Mile-Yale '9i won, Sympathetic's Last
second, Eli third. Time-1 :43$l.
Handicap, :hree- year ODDS and upward,
mile and seventy yards-Hopper won,
Verge dor second, Marion c third Time
Il :f554.
Nine furlongs-W. G. Morris. won, Pom
fret second, Dolhkens third. Time-l $3.50 .
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Scattering Returns.

The following are miscellaneous returns
which are not suflicien. in number TO use q
summary, although no returns that may
come in from any OF the precincts are
likely to change the complexion o; the leg
islature as given above, except TO decide
the doubtful Fourteenth representative
district between Olson, Democrat, and
Hatch, mugwump:
PLYMoUTH.
Returns from Plymouth, Box Elder
county, show: Democrats, 80; Republi-
cans, 8.
For council-Lund, IL; S. NJ. West, 10.
House-Farnsworth, Z; Williams, IL.
CALLS FoRT.
Democrats carried this precinct, 8 to /.
BEAR RIVER CITY.
Democrat: Council, J. d. Peters, 45; rep
resentative, A. H. Snow "a; superiuten-
dent of schools, ID. c. Hubbard, As; select
men, T. II. Blackburn, 50; K. ID. Wilcox,
As; coroner, NJ. ID. Cox, 45.
Republican: Council, Peter Lowe, q;
House, o. g. Snow, z; superintendent Of
schools, w. H. Jones, a; selectmen, L. w.
Standing, q; j. 7. Rich, q; coroner, L.
Janson, q.
Liberal: Council, j. w. Guthrie g.;
house, A. Z. Barnes, 3; selectmen, ID. ID.
Ryan, 3; William Beeton, 3; superinten-
dent of schools, S. E. Rach, 8.
sooFIELD.
ScoFIELp, Z. T., Aug. Especial tele-
gram TO The HERALD. l-Democratic ticket,
Scofield precinct: For council, ]. A. Mel
vile, 45; house Of representatives, L. NJ
Olson, As; commissioners to locate univer-
sity lands-L. s. Hills, 40; /. M. Waddeil,
As: X. A. Ballantyne, As; sslectmen, l.. p.
Oveson, As; G. E. Larsen, As; superintend-
emit Of district schools, L. NJ. Olson, 45;
county surveyor, George w. Fox, 40; JUS
tice of the peace, J. L. Boulder, As; con-
stable, n. L. Mclean, Al.
CHESTER
Democratic-For the council, Peter
Greaves, ST., Is; representative, Luther S.
Tuttle, 10; selectman, n. G. Sorensen, Is;
seIsctman, Chas. Kemp, Is; superintendent
of schools, Peter Greaves, 80. Mr. Greayes
was on both tickets.
Republican-F'or the council, A. H. Lund,
Is: representative, Louis Anderson, 10;
selectman, Ferd Alder, Il; scattering,
Chris Christensen. l; selectmaD, Republi-
can, Lauritz Larsen, Is.
1t was the heaviest vote ever cast here;
all but seven voted.
EUREKA.
The election at Eureka passed of very
quietly and was well conducted. The Lib
erals, as usual, resorted to trickery and
brought out an independent candidate the
day before election in order to defeat their
regular nominee for justice Of the peace,
A. a. Smith, who was also endorsed for
the position by the Democratic convention.
When the trick became apparent all of the
better element supported MIR. Smith, who
is q bright young attorney worthy OF any
judicial position In the country, and whose
character il above reproach. Smiths ms
iority over the Liberal representative
brought out for the purpose Of defeating
hints 81 while his majority over the in
stigator OF the trick 10 81.
The Liberals have lost heavily here, and
the Democrats have cause to be proud of
the vote cast yesterday. Following Il an
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The War In Chill.

LONDON, Aug. 4.--Advices from Santiago
de Chill state the rebels, who are ia posses
sion OF the northern provinces Of Chill, in
which are situated the enormous nitrate de-
posts which have added so greatly to the
wealth of Chilli, are working the deposits
and selling nitrates. Tie Balmaceda
cruiser Almiraute Lynch has cruissd along
the northern coast and reports she saw
little signs Of military activity on the part
of the insurgents. Sunday last the suthori-
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Brighton Beach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 4.-The track
was fast
Seven furlongs-Irelsnd won, Theodo s.
tus second, Puzzle third. Time-1:301a.
Five furiopgs- won, Maxim
second, Adalgisa third. Time-l :034.
Seven furlongs-Houston won, King
Hozem second, Dan Lagriah third. Time
! :27H.
Six and half furlongs-Kitty won,
I.ithbert second, Jay third.-1ime-1:221z.
Handicap. mile-LiZzie won, Bellair
second, Willie third. Time-i:4215.
Five furlongs-Matilda won, Blaze Duke
second, Roseola third. Time-1:02L
Five furlongs - Verbena won, Silver
Thread, lilly, second, Belle third. Time
] :02IL.
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protection of Missionaries in China.

PARIS, Aug. An. Ribot, minister Of
foreign affairs, had q conference to-day
with the secretary of the Chinese legation
concerning the protection of missions and
foreigners in China. The secretary de-
clared the Pekin government bad taken all
the measures necessary to secure order.
Ribot intimated that il the measures
adopted by the Chinese government had no
better effect in the future than the past,
European powers would arrange for joint
Intervention to protect the lives and pro-
perty OF their citizens In China.
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.Iernn,a Park Races.

JEROME PARK, Aug. 4.-The track was
fast.
Seven furlongs-Siockton won, Post sec
ond. Laurel third. Time-l:3l.
Six furlongs-Cadence won, Shellback
second, Hamilton third. Time-l:llM.
Mile and furlong-Fairly won, Bean
ssy second, Adventurer third. Ilme-
1;JSsi.
Mile and one sixteenth-Reckon won,
Prather second, Silver Prince third. Time
:j01s.
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Stryke
second, Carrie third Time-l:o5
Handicap, four furlongs-knapsackw won,
Marmont second, Caterer third. Time-5l.
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Pacific Postal Comp.ny Election.

New YORK, Aug. AT meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Pacific Postal Tele
graph and Cable company this afternoon
the following were elected directors for the
ensuing year: John w. Mackay, William
c. Vsnhorne, George Stephen, Charles X.
Hosmer. Richard d. Gay, Albert b. Chan
dler. Edwin Il. Plat, George ID. Ward and
William H. Baker. The election OF officers
will be held on the first Tuesday in Sep
tember
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A New System Of knocking Down

1t isssaid by the company that the dis
covery Of the embezzlement Of the Unien
Pacific agents arrested at Carbon, Hanna
and one or two other points, was made
kilograms after the kilograms had been
sent ana the messages destroyed. as way
bills werc also destroyed. According 20 all
reports they had q railway and telegraph
system of their own and knocked down re-
ceipts whether prepaid or collected at des-
tination.
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X. j. Colyin Shot.

OAKLAND, Cal. Aug. Ar. ]. Colvin, q
young stenosrspher, last night was shot and
dangerously wounded by John G..
Howell, whose daughter at one
time was engaged to Colvin. Howell
surrendered to the police. He is prominent
in politics and was clerk of the assembly
for three years, and ct one time sheriff of
Plumas county, Idaho.
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Garfield Park Races.

GARFIELD PARK, Aug. 4.-The track was
fast.
Thirteen -sixteenths OF a mile-Post Odds
won. Lea second. Time-1 81.
Mile and seventy yards-Camilla won,
Cressie second, Arundel third. Time
49,.
Mile and furlong-Nina Archer won,
Ernest Race second, Brandolette third.
Time-l :54.
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ELECTION ECHOES.

TIE HERALD's election returns were the
most complete and comprehensive ever
published on the night OF an election in
Utah. Many points contained in the tables
yesterday could not be reached otherwise
than by mounted messengers and these, to-
gether with the telephone and telegraph,
were literally employed to give to the read
ers OF this paper oil the news that could be
obtained at the earliest possible moment
That is why we boom.
A gentleman who saw DR.. Ilh in the
broiling sun cauvassing for the Liberal
ticket, while great beads OF perspiration
chased each other over his well fed anat-
omy. chuckled to himself as he said:
There's method in his madness. You see,
il he can show to his society in the east that
the Mormon war is still on and raging hot,
he'll get q goodly supply or missionary
funds that may otherwise be cut
short. Sabee" and the listener insunc-
lively required to Judge Zanes' interview
with the Rev. DR.. lii in which the Judge
said ''to hell with your praying and
preaching"
Alphabet Allen, of Omaha, and every
where else. who has lived mere just long
enough to cast vote, was one OF the most
pernicious partisans that ever peddled Q
Liberal ticket. Now that his side has won,
we hope Brother Alien will go ahead with
his stockyard scheme toward which
some good Democrats ike Wendell Benson
subscribe the cash. Or is il not true that
Liberal victory insures new industries for
Salt Lake!
Few as the Republicans were at the polls
they made I'D In activity for their lack in
numbers. Among the leaders w. H. Rowe
was the most diligent, and while he made
his hesdquarters in the Fourth precinct
his fne face doomed up alternately at every
polling place in the city, encouraging his
partisan friends and workers.
Governor Thomas not only voted the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-05
The Dean Court-Martial.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 4-The court
martial which tried Lieutenant Alexander
Dean for drunkenness while on duty in
Yosemite valley, has recommended inst he
be reprimanded. Dean has been released
from arrest and temporarily assigned to the
Fourth cavalry at the Preside.
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Grand Circuit Races at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. 4.-This was the opening
day of the Grand Circuit races. The
attendance was good.
TIE 2:29 trot-Hapry Bee won. George
second, Pilot II. third, Commonwealth
fourth. Best time-2:l91z.
The 2:l6 pace-Maggie b. won, Scioto
Girl second, Elmonarch third, Grants
Abdallah fourth. Best tme-2:l5i4.
The 2:2I trot-Little Albert won, Early
Bird second, Bush third, Illinois Egbert
fnnrth Rest time-2:lS
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Killed On a Train.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Nv. L. Burk,
cashier of the First National bank of
Darby, Delaware, county, Pa, was killed
by train on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
at Collingdale this morning.
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FURTHER RETURNS
Probable Complexion Of the Next
Legislature.
NEARLY TWO-THIRDSDEMOCRATIC
Reports Are Struggling and the Returns still,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Changes
OF First Accounts Made.

Election returns from the various pre-
cincts continue TO come In, and they are
published below. Many Of them, however,
are so incomplete and some Of them even
defective that q resume cannot be made.
From present indications it seems that
the following members of both branches OF
the legislature have been elected, viz.
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West Temple and it will be extended to the
Union Pacific passenger depot. The track
Is laid on the south side OF the City creek
ditch.
The Great Salt Lake s. Hot Springs
company also owns a franchise on North
Temple street and it is believed that en- ar
rangement will be made by which this road
can run its cars over the Rapid Transit
track
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Hawthorne Park Races.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Silverado won, Wood
craft second, Prince third. Time-l:3o.
Half mile-Knight won, Glenox second,
Jim Head third. Time-:494.
Six furongs-Roley Policy won, Re
nounc second, Pearl Meanings third. Time
i 10.
Six furlongs-Rouser won, Lizzie b. sec
ond F'alerna third. Time-1: 10.
Mile-Blackburn won, Dundee second,
Bankrupt third. Time AZ.
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GLlfT HOUSE,
Located Corner Main and Third sou.h Streets

The Cliff is the best q per day house in
this city. Rooms large, cool and airy; new
and handsome furniture, electric lights,
and all the latest conveniences and acces-
series. Dining hall spacious and perfect in
its appointment Table ,frst-class. The
only house in the city serving breakfast,
dinner and supper, ether hotels serving
lunch.
ANDREW C. BRI1ES g. BRo., Props.
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ties issued an order for the mobilization OF
the forces. Within eight hours L, 600 10y al
list troops 1000 cavalry and artillery, with
fifty guns were within easy distance OF the
CITY, A. sham battle was fought, of which
snRcfafnr
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Found Dead In a Mine.

ScoTTDALE, Pa, Aug. 3--Ths bodies of
three men were found in the Mayer mine
this morning. They are supposed to have
lest their lives st the time the mine was on
fire during the strike.
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Kentncky Election Returns.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4.-The latest returns
show the Democratic state ticket carried by
about twenty-five thousand. The Peoples
state ticket viii probably not show SO
leavy a vote as last nights estimate. So
far as reported the Alliance has elected
candidates against Democrats or Republi-
cans Ia ten districts
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WHITE HOUSE,.

corner OF Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoeice. Union ticket and
Pullman ofics in the hotel. Newly re-
rnodled and furnished throughout Table
unsurpassed. Electric light bells and all
modern conveniencss. Terns tl.5o TO q
per day. n. l.. HALL. Prop
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IN SALT LAKE COUNTY
SCHOOL sUPERISTESDENT.


south Cottonwood adds I2s votes to each
of the Democratic candidates, 80 TO the Re-
publican and 102 to the Liberal.
Brighton gives Sowles 5. Kimball 10,
Williams26, Woolley 4, Quinn 5, Smith 10,
Hardy %, Buffers 20, Hardy 10, Allen 10,
Ashton 4, Collins %.
With Hunter still to hear from Salt Lake
county gives Sowles asia, kimball $40,
Williams 4, Ala, Woolley 3.Sl1, Quinn 8, S59,
Smith 765, Hardy 500, Buffers ,438, Hardy
A., 459, Allen Isl, Ashton 406 Collins 4, lib.
Deducting from Collins vote the 3,429 cast
in the city of Salt Lake, which are illegal,
it will be found that
d. r. ALLEN is ELECTED
school superintendent by 359 plurality. In
the Sixth Council district late returns
change the figures Of Provo, Kings by &,
Booths by l3. and Matthew'S by 4, and
decreased Kings in Provo Bench by z, and
Booths by g.
to hear from, Kings total is l,699, Booths
$50 and Mathews 245. Kings majority
over both is COL.
SEVENTH COUNCIL DISTRICT.
Additional returns give Smoot, Demo
crst, at Brighton, 4; Eldridge, Republican,
10; Haynes, Liberal. %. In South Cotton
WOOD the vote IS, respectively l-o, ~ anu
102 Ten precincts are yet TO be heard
from.
EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
The total report Of yesterday gave Mac
kay CD, 632; Cannon (R), Dos; James N),
BOB. Added to this is Brighton, with D. >
and 81 respectively, and South Cottonwood
with lbs. 80 and l02 respectively, making
the complete returns: Mackay, 765; Can
non, 243; James, 456. Macksy's majority
over both, So.
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reports that an offense was undoubtedly
committed but as a fog prevailed at the
lime which rendered it possible the law
was infringed unwittingly the government
decided upon the above course.
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TrofIlng az SIN Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-Two year old
trot-Starlight Won in two straight heats.
Devina second. Best time-2:3L
The 2:25 pace-Dr. Swift won, Alamo
econd Best time-2 :2212.
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w. II. Rowe, while quite well pleased
with the Republican vote. was much dis
pleased at what ne considers the under
handed way in which the Democrats had
tried 70 induce Republicans to vote their
ticket He thinks the results were much
changed thereby. His opinion was that
with an equal amount Of WORK, on the part
Of the Republicans, as that Of the other
parties, there was no doubt that Utah
would be solidly Republican.
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FOREST / D ALE.

homes than any other addition south
east Of Liberty Park CONTAINS. Our promises have
been broken. still Of choicest lots for saa
No property Take the Rapid Transit
corner Office We have plenty OF
taking Intending purchasers
cut any time,
GEORGE M. CANNON.
Under lions Savings Bank
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Judge o. w. Powers was seen at his res
idence last night ana answered very freely
the questions put to him by the reporter.
'.Are you satisfied with the results OF the
election! &" was asked him.
at goes without saying,"> replied,
'tnat ain satisfied, for we have gained all
we hoped or wished for. We received
within twenty-six votes Of the number
estimated. Furthermore have the Satisfac-
ton which always attends the completion
OF work well done and done honestly. We
are accused Of fragrant dishonesty as poll
teal parties always are. The charge is
untrue. What we have accomplished has
been because OF our almost perfect organi-
zation. The secret to my success in cam
paign work is due entirely 10 Organization
and hard work"
show did the vote Of the other parties
compare with your estimator"
- was surprised at the small vote polled
by the Republicans"
What do you assign as the reasonW
az think it was a connivance in the Nor
mon church; that the people were told by
the heads OF the church to vote the Demo
cratic ticket for the sake OF beating the
Liberals. / can assign no other reason,
unless it be that Arthur Brown has been
making political speeches for the Repuo-
licaus Of late"
'.what, in your opinion, does this Liberal
victory prCSpOssclales
sit prognosticates q Liberal victory in
the February election. This election is to
the February election what the October
elections are IN national politics. There
will be q gain in the Liberal vote, for now
there are 500 Liberals not registered."s
when will the time come for the Lib
ersl party to disband and side with the two
great national parties"
~ cannot tell, am no prophet. It will
be when the Mormon people are thoroughly
regererated. II they continue in their
Improvement in the future in the same
ratio in which they have progressed during
the i've years have lived here, it viii not
be long,"
"Whst change must take place in the
Mormon church to warrant the disband-
ment!"
"The Liberal party ought not to disbsnd
until such q time as the machinery Of the
Mormon church has become SO changed,
that the officers Of the church have no more
political power over the members Of the
church than have the officers Of the protes-
tant church over its memberA"
Even after election we reiterste that the
Democratic ticket of Salt Lake was q peer
less one, fit for the highest honors the peo-
pie OF any community have to bestow. De-
feat does not diminish the merit or charac-
ter Of it.
Harry Haynes ran "a votes BEND in his
own precinct. This rebuke Is due to his
official record which confronted him on
election day.
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The demand for Russell shoes still con-
tinues, Spencer & Lynch have mace q still
grester reduction in their stock Of these
popular goods in order to clear out their
entire stock.
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,,omocrats swsen Portsmouth n. H.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H, Aug. 4.-The NUM-
cipal election here to-day resulted IN a
sweeping victory for the Democrats, who
elected the mayor and all the aldermanic
candidates.
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VIII Be Home Friday.

General Passenger and Freight Agent
Bennett, of the Rio Grande Western, will
return from San Francisco Friday.
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Tha Earl Of Dartmouth Dead.


LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Earl Of Darth-
mouth. William Legge, is dead.
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Heber VI. Wells expressed himself as
very much encouraged with the way the
election had gone. He was much pleased
with the vote polled by his party, consid-
ering the party was OILY two months old.
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In RAILWAY CIRCLES.
The Rapid Transit on North Temple-Gensral
News Of the Rail.

A large force Of men has been 1t work
on new track for the Rapid Transit street
railway on North Temple street. The
track 10 already down from State street to
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ERIE, Pa, Aug. 4.-Ex-C Congressman w
l.. Scott is seriously Ill st his residence in
=
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The Vote ar Smithfeld.

SNITHFIELD. Ut, Aug. 4.-lSpecial tele-
gram to THE HERALD. democratic ticket
Councillor, Joseph Morrell, 9s; represen-
tatives, Aquila Nebeker, 100; John F.
Wright. l09.
Republican-Councilor, Willard w.
Maughan, "a; representatives., Joseph
Howell. "a; John ". Daykins, 63.
Liberai-Councilor, w. II. Smelling, 4;
representatives, Mark Fletcher, 2: Joseph
Woods l.