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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
Exposing the Prince of Wales Domestic AZ

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Cable
LONDON, Oct. 17.-There have appeared in
the sensational papers comments upon the pri-
vate life and domestic affairs of tne Prince of
Wales, which have known to have caused his
royal htghness great annoyance. These arti-
Giles betray a knowledge of the subject treated
Of and it is evident that they are written or in
spired, Dy some one having access to the inner
circle. The prince first complained to his nri-
vate secretary, Sir Francis knows and that
Official instituted a series of inquiries and de-
tect1Ve schemes on the theory that some of the
servants were guilty of tale bearing but al
efforts to trace the talk to such source failed
Thls mad led to suspicion that the offender is
one of the members of the household-oue upon
whom suspicion would not naturally fall II is
recalled in this connection that about two wears
ago IL wGs notorious In Fleet street that the
dissipated scion of noble family. a gentleman
related to the family of one of the chief officers
of the princes household, regularly peddled
prince of Waes news wherever he could
find safe and lucrative market for it The an
noyance experienced by the family led TO in
designations similar to those now on foot and
an immediate relative of the family, who was
himself wrongly suspected, got out of his en-
barrasslng position by securing the peddler of
royal gossip post in a distant COLONY where
upon the troubleceased for the time being. It
Is believed that something of the same kind has
been going on lately until the guilty party is
detected. ALI members of the princes official
family feel uncomfortable.
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Legal Status OF the Indians.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE President re-
ceived to-day Messrs. Henry Hitchcock of St.
Louis, Professor Thayer OF Harvard law school.
and William b. Hornblower of New York. the
committee appointed by the American Bar as
ISOLATION at its recent meeting to bring to the
attention of the President and Congress- the
resolution adopted in reference to having set
tied the legal status of Indians on reservations
the subject having been introduced by MIR
Bornblower, synopsis OF which was given
N these dispatches at the time. President
Harrison listened with attention and interest,
and replied that the matter should receive the
consideration which its importance and tile
gravity OF the subject deserved
f. A. Taylor OF Illinois, special examiner in
the pension Office, resigned to-day stating the
OPINION prevailed in the department. he is hos
tile to Commissioner Raum, and rather than he
the cause OF any lack of harmony he desired 10
resign. II is stated at the department this has
no relation to the case of Engle ard Howard.
whose dismissal was recommended Oy the com
missioner.
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Harrison. Aoring d GO. ASSIGN.

BOSTON, Mass, Oct 17,-The great ship
building firm OF Harrison, Loring & Co, pro-
prietors Of the City Point WORKS at South Bos-
ton, assigned this afternoon. The liabilities
are stated by Mr.. Loring to be $4,000, while
tAe asses are nominally put at $SJuGCO, VII Oh
~ indy deal members OF b urIn. although
t19 amount Is generally believed 10 be some
what exaggerated Tne firm is building the
United states steel 2rmored cruiser Number
ii Tor the government, also half u dozen GOV
ernment steel tug boats. Lorirg ex-
pecled TO get credit 1or work done on
government vessels being constructed, but
learning that he construction put upon the
contract by the government officials was such
that nc could not realize for some weeks he
consul with some OF MS creditors and deter
mlLed to assign, a meeting Of creditors Will
be held next week, when the firm will ask for
an extension.
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the United States. A passenger steamer had
touched, but it was so crowded that the cap
tain could not give him berth. He was there
lore waiting for another steamer possibly
cruiser OF The navy, which would get their IN
few more days
This is the first note of any sort that Mrs.
Russell has had from her husband for over four
months. and though brief il was welcome be-
yond any degree OF expression. especially IL
view OF the gloomy reports that have been
celved from time TO time, and mere so on ac-
count of the unfortunate circumstance attend
ing the landing of the party st Yakutal bay on
their arrival IN Alaska. According TO the dates
In the note Mrs. Russell thinks her husband is
now at Sltka, and as he ssy5 that he would
loose no time in getting home, she expects that
ne may ne in Washington in fortnight There
was 40 mention o. any further casualties at
tending the expedition
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thority over the men in the factory and the bow
to obey. Bradshaw repeated his command and
on second refusal picked the boy up in his
arms and carrying him to vat OF vitriol III tae
room, dipped HIM in, head downward, several
umes before the other employees of the room
too Mortified to stir at first could interfere The
Doys screams were agonzing. His hair was all
ournt OF, his scalp was raw, his face and neck
were horribly burned and both eyes were burned
out HIS recovery is doubtful Bradshaw re
turned to the engine room ana was at once dis
charged. He walked out of the shop unmoiested
ana disappeared He has not yet been arrested
The employees of the shop, among whom Houqh
was general favorite, threaten TO lynch the
brute II they ind him bradshaw is married
and is thirty-fiVe wears old
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SAN FRANCISCO Oct. I7.-There was biz
crowd at the Bay District track to-day, to wit
ness the match race for 5000 q side between
the stations Silas Skinner and James Ma lison
Skinner took the first heat in 2:20h Madison
the second IN 2:l82s, and Skinner the next two
heats and the race N 2:l914 and 2:i9
Rupee Won the free-for-all pace, Gold Media
second, Hummer third, Turk Franklin dis
tanced, Time 2:I42l, 2:l51l,'2:l7.
The tWo-year-old riot was won by Kebir
Macklay second. Time-2:26%.
The 2:35 trot-Chloe and Annie E. each won 8
heat in the special trot, which was not finished
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Peace in the French Customs Committs.

PARIS, Oct. f6.-Peace reigns once more in
the customs committee Of the senate AT yes
terday's meeting of that committee Ribot, min
istor of foreign affairs, and Roche, minister for
the colonies, defended the governments PROPOSE
ton Tor raising the prohibition upon the impor-
tatlon OF American pork and to substitute for
this prohibition duty of 20 francs. Ferry
after several members OF the committee had
expressed their views in opposition to the
measure, proposed TO postpone discussion until
to-day. This notion was rejected by a vote of
s to ., whereupon Ferry declared he would at
once resign the presidency of the committee
Efforts were made to induce Ferry to reconsider
ms determination with the result he consented
to withdraw his resignation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
Startling Opium Disclosures.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Times has a special
dispatch from Washington, D. c., which says
that startling disclosures are promised in re.
gard to smuggling opium into the couatry from
the British possessions It declares that after
SIX months investigation the officers Of the
secret service have made ponoerous report to
the treasury department, showing the exist
ence OF an opium smuggling ring which includes
many prominent men and United States gov
eminent officials and that in extent it has not
been equalled since the famous whisky ring of
1876. AT least two United States Senators and
nTe COngressmen are implicatad
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W. C. T. U. Delegates Much Retter.

BRADFORD, Pa, Oct. 1Z-Delegates To tbe
Womar's Christian Tempsrance ITrto,,
convention who were taken I'll last
evening have sufficiently recovered to be able
to attend the session of the convention mis-
morning. Wills
The excitement consequent upon the poison-
ing OF the delegates to the Women's Christian
temperance Union state convention Yesterday
mas suoSlded and 1t is safe to say all the victims
will recover Many rurnors were nreva1spr -
Intentional poisoning but investigation TO-DAY
showed they were poisoned by lood Improperly
cooked in copper kettles f0--'
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Mrs. AlIen G. Thnrnnn Dead.

COLUMBUS, o. Oct. IT.-MrS. Allen G.. Thur
man died late this afternoon Her condition
changed for the worst last night. During most
OF the past week she has been in an uneou-
scious state. she was the victim of la grippe
during the winter and never recovered from
the attack. Advanced age prevented ner from
regainlug strength.
MRS. Thurman was born in Chilhcothe in 1911
and her maiden name was Mary Dunn. While
she was child her father moved to Lexington
Ky. There she married MIR Tompkius, but he
ed IN few years. She was ma RED TO Judge
thurman III November, 1914, and has been his
onslant comp anion and help1nate since during
his long professional and public career judge
Thurman is much enfeebled and IL is feared by
his friends he VIII not long survive his wife.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
Disease Among Pennsylvania Cattle.

WASHINGTON. Get. 17-News was recently
received at the department of agriculture of an
outbreak Of discease among cattle in certain
sections OF Pennsylvania which it is said was
what's known as the foot and mouth disease.
An agent of the department. after careful in
SpectlOn, says there is not ne slightest doubt
1t is not that disease, but one OF q simple non
contagious character Secretary Busk, this
afternoon, said emphatically: There is no
loot and mouth disease liz this country, II has
never existed here except III importad cattle -
He strongly denounced the tendency aided
by some newspapers, TO spread wild rumors Of
the existence of CONTAGIOUS cattle disease
The . rumors are promptly repeated in Europe
and do great damage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
Revenge on a Seducer.

CHICAGO, Oct. IA tremendous sensation
was caused tonight when Mrs. Archie Overtor
entered the store of w. Witherspoon anC
dashed the contents of large bottle into the
face of Samuel r. Elliot, a prominent and non
ular young man of this county. His face was
horribly burned and be will probably lose the
sight OF 10th eyes. Mrs. Overton was arrested
This is the outcome OF domestic scandal OF
last year, when the handsome and accomplished
daughter of Mrs OveItOn gave birth to an lille
climate child, asserting she had been seduced
by Mr.. Elliott. He admitted he had been init
mate with her, but denied that he had seduced
her The young woman left the city and the
tragedy which was looked for didn't occur. n
was thought the matter had died out until to-
nights sensational occurrence.
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Garfield Park Races.

CHICAGO, Oct. Fifteen sixteenths of a
mile-Duke OF Milpatas won, Louise NJ. second.
Ireland third. Time-:351s
Three-fourths of mile-Bon Air won. PEN
dleton second, Buster third. Time-l:15%.
Mile ana an eighth-Santiago won, Chimes
second, Whitney third. Time-l:56
Ihree-fourths of mile-Katurah won Lew
Carlisle second, Boley third. Time-l:I5
Mile and an eighth, hurdles-Bob Thomas
won, LiJero second, Longshot third. Time
2:U5l:.
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Plaintiffs Attorney Falls in Love with the
Defendant.


ISFvUIdI 10 I HE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DiSpltCh
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 17.-Hyaclnthe A. Ring
rose who claims TO be nephew of Sarah Bern
hart. recently went from this city to Boston to
praetlce Iaw. Ringrose 5 first client was +. A.
Roger, who sought d diverse. ROGER was ar
rested On the charge OF stealing hario from
MISS Louise Robertson, u girl in her teens. to
Waom Roger said he had Ceen married Ring
rose defended Roger and fell in love with the
gu. he was SO infatuate that he coul rot
ccross-e&anine her and the case was postponed,
Last Friday he made her acquaintance. That
h,ght 4 he proposed marriage and to-day he aud
MISS Robertson are TO be married
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A Wrestling Fake of Iliam. Colo.

ITIUM, Colo, Oct. 17.-Special telegram to
The HERALD. 1T is seldom that wrestling
natch occurs IN mining camp and when it
does everybody bets. Greeble ana Gilbert of
nellurlde were mattel e. at Trout L axes today
me mines all shut down and the wOrkmen at
fenced the match. Ten Thousand was up on
each slde. The rtferee gave the first fall to the
RICO boy which Telluride claimed was unfair
ara 1t was decided draw. Excursions were
run 10 bring the crowds in
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A Polish Tribute 10 Parnell,

DUBLIN, Oct. l7.-Delegate Siemenski arrived
today from Warsaw, bringing with him a
handsome wreath to be placed on the grave of
Parnel Siemenskt says it was intended he
should De present as the representative OF the
Nationalist of Poland at the funeral Of the
Irish leader, but the Russian government did
not allow the date of the funeral 10 be pub
hshed IN Polish newspapers. The wreath is
composed OF lauTeal leaves entwined with the
Polish colors and with broad silk bands bearing
inscriptions expressive of sympathy with the
deceased, and the cause for which he fought
me Poles were obliged to smuggle it across the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
A Boy Dipped in a Vat of yitrIol.

Especial to THE MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch. I
TERRYvILLE, Conn.,, Oct. IA brutal crime
was perpetrated by Engineer James A. Brad
shaw, of the Eagle Lock company, late yester.
day afternoon. AS he was going through the
shop he approached w. A. Hough, aged seven
teen who was at work cleaning locks at his
bench and ordered him to go to another part of
the shop on an errand. Bradshaw has no an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-18
CLIET ROUSE
Located Corner Main and Third sontl

Located Corner Main and Third South Street
The Cliff is the best 50 per day house in
this city. Rooms large, cool and airy: new
and handsome furniture, electric light. and
all the latest conveniences and accessories
Dining nall spacious and perfect in its an
pointment. Table first class. The oniv
house in the city serving breakfast. dinner
and supper, other hotels serving lunch.
ANDREW Q. BRI1EN q BRO. Prons-
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The Mitre and Boca. Parties

BUENos AYREs, Oct. 17.-Since the announce.
ment of the rupture of the coalition of the
Mitre and Boca parties, it has become known
there is cabinet crisis. Two of the ministers
have already resigned. The caucus summoned
TO consider the merits of the candidates for the
presidency demanded the formation of a new
ministry representing all political parties 7;
is stated now that Boca intends to retire from
political life and start for Europe. Mitre's res
Vocable -
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Preparing for Free Delivery

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE postmaster gen
eral is now preparing for the establishment o
free delivery service within the next ninety
days in the following towns. Olympia, Wash. !;
New Whatcom, Wash; Laramie, Wyo.; River,
slde, Cal Boise City. Ida: Albuquerque. N.
M; Port Townsend Wash. ~
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PERSONAL MENTION,

W. G. B. ALLEN left last night for the east IN
the interest of the chamber OF commerce.
w. H. HARTE and family. Of Telluride. Colo.
are at the Cullen Tor a few days en- route to their
future home in California
GEORGE HEDGES and Thomas w. Sinking
LETT Friday night for the east, having resigned
their positions with the R. G. W. railway
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Treaty Between Honduras and San salvador

Especial TO THE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch. !
NEW YORK, Oct. IA Herald cable from
Teguclgalpa, Honduras, says The formal
treaty OF peace and amity between Hondu-
ras and San Salvador has been signed This
action makes sure. for the time being. a. all
events, The peace and tranquility of the Central
American states Congress has been called to
meet November L. The first business after or
ganizaton will be tn Inauguration of the pres
ldent elect Great preparations are being
made in Comayagua, where the congress meets
for the proper celebration Of the iraugui lion.
The country generally seems well pleased wit
the result of the election
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at Windsor. If you rolled up all the kings and
queens We have ever had S nee the DAYS of the
conqueror down 10 the Prince of Wales, you
would not make SO fine a man as President
harrison, nor could you get out of the COM
poslte such an able and courageous speech as
that we heard this morning. 1 venture to say
more Methodists in one day have seen and
been welcomed by the President of the United
states than in fifty years have been recogni eel
and introduced to members of the roya
family
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BUCKLEN,s ARNJcA sAIvu

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is gaur-
anteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price % cents per bog.
For sale by A. G. Smith & Company.
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Christian Church Missionary Societies Con
yention.

PITTsBURG Oct. 1.-THE forty-second annual
convention OF the missionary societies of the
Christian church opened this morning with ses
slons OF The National Christian Women's board
missions. President Burgess annual address
stated the mission outlook was very encourag
ing. Following the presidents report a num-
Der of addresses were made
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Return of Yarmouth Fishing Fleet.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Yarmouth fishing
fleet has just returned, having been at sea
since the commencement and throughout the
recent severe gales. The fishermen report a
fearful experience. The vessels were con
slderably damaged and a numbec of men
severely injured. but no lives lost
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SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE executive board
OF the knights of Labor, which has been in
yestigating the charges Of political deal said
! to exist with United States Senator QUAY. NV
whic General-Maste Workman Powderly
was to be placed on the Republican state ticket
as delegate TO the constitutional convention.
were found by them to be unsustained.
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AN OPIUM JOINT RAIDED.
Two CelestiaIs and Two Terrestrials Rounded
Up-The Latter GIVE Bail.

Deputy Marshals Cannon Norrell, Spragua
and GoodselI made raid last night on an
opium joint run by Jim Lung on Commercial
street and arrested four men. The lay OF the
ground was ascertained, and Officers Cannon
and Goodsen climbed the dusty stairs They
were met at the door by an almond-eyed
damsel. who attempted 10 prevent their an
trance, Pushing in quickly. the deputies held
up the group, consisting of two celestials. Jim
Lung and Sam Lee, and two terrestrials. who
gave their court names as E. H. Carter and
George Crawford
In addition to the live stock they took ftys
pipes and trays with smoking outfit complete.
The Mclean men" were found living on a
couch, each with pipe in hand inhaling the
poisonous drug. They claimed it was only an
experimental outing, and when brought before
Commissioner NoIren gave bonds for appear
ance on Monday.
Mr.. James DeVine, foreman of the grand
Jury, accompanied the officers on the raid and
is said to have acted bravely while under fire.
He will have some practical knowledQa To
guide him in his work on the grand jury.
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BERLIN, Oct. 17.-At to-day's meeting of the
Socialist congress Herr VolImer warned the
congress and socialist party at large against
oveI-esJmating their strength and against
adopting an aggressive policy. The socialist
party. he SAID. was wrong in thinking an inter
national war would lead to a collapse Of the
existing system Of society ana the liberation of
the prolarat.
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viii Prohibit The Expectation of wbeo,

LONDON, Oct ia special to the Times from
Myslowitz, in Prussian Silesia says: The Rus.
sian authorities will prohibit the expectation of
wheat at the end of the month
A dispatch to the Standard from Odessa saws.
Orders have been received here for the suspen-
sion OF The operation OF anti Jewish measures.
and emigration from south Russia is diminish
-
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Mounting a I2.Inch Gnn.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE President this
afternoon visited the navy yard Tor the purpose
OF witnessing the hydraulic mounting OF one OF
the Finch guns intended for the Monterey. and
u Is the largest gun ever made for the United
States navy. The President was received with
the usual salute and dress paraGe
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Shit AGAINST Relic Billion Comnrom,sed

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE action for breach of
contract which Sir Augustus Harris, manager of
Cement Garden theater and Drury Lane thea
ter, recently brought against the Countess of
Clancarty. formerly Belle Billion the well known
music hail singers, has been compromised
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Trntting at Lexington

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 1.-THE 22t class
Minnie Wilkes won, Pocahontas Prince
second, Katherine S. third Best time--217.
The 2:29 class-Alhambra won, Incense
second, Dirigo third. Best time-2:2U
The 2:l7 class-Vic H. won Honest George
second, Walter e. third. BEST time-21J16.
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ST LOUIS. Oct. IA morning paper saws:
United States deputy marshals have served
Sub9nas upon officials of the Missouri. Pacific
WABASH, Alton and other roads to appear he.
fore the federal grand jury the coming week.
The complaints, il is said, are founded upon al
legations OF the payment of rebates. commits
slons, cts, to secure business
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E W. Doane;s Sentence Commu,ad

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-The President has
committed to two years actual Imprisonment
the sentence of five years imposed in the case
OF Edward W. Doane, convicted in California of
embeZzlement
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Clapp spooner's Property Attached.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Oct. 17.-All the prom
erty in this city of Clapp Spcouer, ex-president
of the Adams Express company. has been at
tached for s75o,OOo in the suit brought by the
express company.
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Brazirs Economical Situation Never Better

LONDON. Get. 17.-An official dispatch re-
ceived here from Brazil denies there is anv
truth in the alarming reports circulated regard
ing the condition of the country. and asserts
on me contrary that perfect order prevails
everywhere and that the economical situation
was never better