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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. aa-The
fight tonight nj the Olympic club
between Tommy Warren aud Cal
Mccarthy was grand success. I
was apprehcnded on account " the
grand Jury indictment against thu
principals that the match would not
come OIL, but the state law allows con.
tests with fvn'ouncc gloves In regu.
larry chartered organizations. Hence
when Acting Mayor Clark received
tho opinion Of City.Attorney Hunt
that the city officials could not refuse a
permit 10 the club, there was general
rejoicing by the sporting fraternity.
Mccarthy nndWnrIen were instructed
by tho refcroe that decision would be
made when II became apparent that
tho chances 10 win had passel.
The men weighed IN under the lis
pound limit. The purse was 81 500, Of
which 81 200 goes 10 the winner aud
$500 20 the lOOser. John Duffy was
rofcfep. Haley aud Robinson second.
ed Warren, aud O'Muara aud Brown
seconded Mccarthy.
IL was one Of the prcttlcst aud gam.
est featherweight battles ever seen In
the South Mccarthy winning IN the
AMtuNlslliHN ENuINs
In the urst round both mon die.
played great oloyeness from the start.
Mccarthy had the longer reach and
showed up stronger ard both these
qualities told all through the fight.
Warren displayed his usual skill Ia
ducking, hut Mccarthy found n way
10 stop his dodging by terrific upper
cuts with his len. Notwithstanding
this Warren escaped punishment until
In frequent recurring ollnches he ran
counter TO McCarthy's right, which
oponed n cape over his eye. Thus the
fight stood up 10 the tenth round, and
from that time out Mccarthy was gen.
oral enough TO keep playing upon tue
wounded paris. This was easy, a.
Warren did most Of the rushing, AMI
McCarihy's longer reach enabled him
10 counter on the vulnerable parts.
Between the tenth and twentieth
rounds Warren rallied great deal
Hoatoppoi a number OF violent upper,
cuts with his elbows aud found hrs way
10 hloCariy'a heart ami stomach with
his left and swung his right ON his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-rhc Rou.
glmos San Antonio, TcNss, special
says: "General Stanley had n telegram
today from General LaxeT1u-, com.
mander OF tho Fourth military zone Of
Mexico, stating that the Invasion Of
Garcia and his band had ended. They
were tweniy'sevcn mile. from Reynosa
Monday aud aro scattered In Order b.
try uHcross Into Texas. a few have
got across. One thousand mounted
Mexican troops have the rrst almost
surrounded aud the American troops
on this side grH waiting TO intercept
any who may attomp. 10 cross. Gen.
eral Lazerous says the object Of the
baud was robhery and the raid had no
political Significance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

Sr. Iouls, sept. e2.-rhe Supreme
Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows fo.con.
voned this morning. The mast vital
question discussed was the age Of lin.
iution, Il being thought wise by large
number Of the order 20 reduce the limit
ofcligibility from n TO Is years. Tho
matter was not settled at tile time re-
cess was taken. The prize drills com.
menced this afternoon. Cation III.
wood OF Indiana won the hrst prize for
the beet drilled canton, Germantown,
o., being second. In the individual
drlll ChuvalieT Swift Of Chicago won
the frat prize and Cheyalier Jones Of
indianapolis the second. A long list
Of athletic events occupied tho rest OF
the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

GUTHRIE, o. r., Sept. Cit ia 70.
ported by Lee Whistler, treasurer Of
tho Sac and Fox nation, who has Just
arrived here Ia company with Joe
were passed on the road sixteen mlloa
east OF here by the Dalton boys. The
leader Of the gang was seen here Mt
O'Clock this afternoon. Guards havo
been placed around all the banks. as II
h feared desperai0cs are planning an
attack. Mayor Spengol has supplied
the places OF the policemen who have
deserted the town Tor their claims. He
says he Is credibly Informed that the
Dsltons arc planning q raid on the
town, relying for success upon tho
scarcity OF officers and the semi'de.
serted condition ofthe city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

BUTLER, Pa, Sept. 22.-The Butler
County bank at Mlllcrstown, owned by
III. j. HoyL suspended payment u
week ago, but had not closed It's doors.
The deposits aggregate only $4,000,
aud Hoyt says that his assets amount
10 $50, 900, and that n he can obtain
assistance for few days he will pull
through. The embarrassment IN Great
ing panic nj Millortown and judg.
munts were entered against number
Of residents there today. owen Brady,
n prominent oil operator and extensive
land owner, assigned to-day. lilo was
n former stookholder Ia tho hank and IL
said TO bo on Hoyts paper. Judg,
ments were obtained against him for
10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

DETROIT Sept. %. - An Ottawa,
VhiY special says This afternoon In
mo Commons Lester gave notice that
he VIII make an Impeachment OF J, g..
hhggert postmasier'gen In con.
ihection with III, construction OF n Sec
ION OF the Canadian Pacific railway
no charge VIII be that, while a MEM
Der OF the ministry, Haggert was inter.
,sleu IN thi- contract, given 10y the
government for the construction OF
mat part OF the railway which runs
b..tween keowaiin and Eagle river.
hasgert was not ut that time mom.
yer q the ministry, being given a
portfolio only la 1883.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
Is AVN pnIsONOusi



'frhis quustion has cnurri good deal
Of discussion. Alum u used by many
hakcfH 10 whitcu their broad, enabling
them 10 use an inferior Hour. tits most
extensively employed ~ a cheap sub.
stituto for cream NJ tartar IN the man.
ufaciuru Of baking powders. II has
not been considered Immediately dam
gcr0us; although N continued II In.
ducos dyspepsia aud obstinate consiipa.
tlon. hut tho fact that many cases Ut
poisoning have occurred from the use
of alum, puts the question la n more
serious aspect, anu prudent people will
exercise caution Ia the selection VI bak.
ing powders.
"Undof what conditions, then. does
this suh6bncc-formcrly used only Tor
mechanical or medical lurpusts-bc.
come poisounus9 They arr certainly
obscure, and at present We can only
surml.e what they may be-. We suspect
That the cause exists Va the individual
poisoned; some popularity 81 the con.
ftltutlOu producing a morbid change IN
the sucrctions of the stomach, with
which the alum combines nnd forms an
active poison; or tho socTcilous may hu
healthy but Ia unusual proportions,
and that these lees or greater proper.
tiun1 la combination with the alum
constitute a poitpn.
"I'ur example, two parts of mercury
aud two parts Of chlorine torn calomel,
which II not poisonous; but change the
proportions 10 one part mercury aud
two parts Of chlorine, aud we get cor.
roslye sublimato, which IL n deadly
poison.
"Thou again, We know nothing Of
the constitutional pecullaritics. Why
j. u that One p-rsDu can eat MI kinds Of
green fruits and vegetables with impu.
nifty, while the same co1rss might cost
another individual his life? one per.
son can handle poison Ivy and suinac
without being IN the least affected; an.
other ~ poisoned N hu approaclie. 10
within ten feet Of them. Out 0t fam.
lily residing In n malarlal district, some
OF the membora will suffer half the
year with fever aud arue, while tho
others will enjoy excellent health dur.
Ing the entire year. Foods that arc
wholesome 10 some persons are actually
poisonous 10 others. THIS N especially
true OF some kinds OF fish. There IN
no safety Ia taking alum Into the
stomach, ms II ~ shown TO be- alwayz
Injurious, and often dangerous"
The Scientific american published In
u recent number a H., u alum aud am.
moniA baking powders, which Il Of
great value at this time. Following IN
thelist complied from Official reports.
Powders marked with n star soom 20
have n general sale, a. they are men,
toned IN at least two Of the official
reports;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-Distflct
Attorney Graham today gave out the
much.talkei.of correspondence between
Auditot.Gcncrai McCamcrt and Cash
Ter Livsuy ouuno slide and John Baris.
Icy on the other, which, u IL contcudcd,
only needed the corrob0ratlyc evidence
OF BAfdsl"y himself 10 enable Graham
70 frame criminal indictment against
MoCamcrt. The letters are In general
an acknowledgment OF favors much
more valuable than any before referred
10 In print, and thuro Is an outiru lack
Of any mention u nocLtlus and hand.
hOfCAiUf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

wAsHiSuToS, Sept. 2a.-Capt ain j.
j. O'Connoll OF tho First Infantry,
who inspected the California National
Guard during the four camps OF In.
structlou In July aud August, In n 70.
port TO tho war department, after
pointing out some OF the defects OF the
discipline, says that ho docs not believe
that there 70 another State otganiIa.
ton superior 10 the California militia
In the essential features Of n military
body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
rnE NEXT PRESIDENT.
blaine Is for the denomination OF
Harrison.

NEW NoUi,, Sept. -. the MAJ and
Egprcss prints this special from Wash.
lngton; "Iames q. Blaine will soon
after the ffsi u the new year notify
his friends aud admirers, who arc now
urging his denomination Tor the pfcsl.
dency, that under no circumstances
could he accept such an honor, and
that lac j. Tot the denomination VI iiar.
rlsou. This information II given the
MiH aud Elprcss on the authority OF
man whose name II national, and
whose position NJ ~ Harrison aud
Blaine IL unquestioned. lie lisa man
who has charge oi the northwest for
president and has the fullest confidence
u both the Interested parties. This
situation was made known 10 the ptcsi.
dent some time ago. Blaine pOstp0ncs
the notifications for good aud sufficient
reasons buat known 90 himself. lie
expects 10 return TO Washington IN
October. Ills health 90 10 much i'm.
proved that ho VIII get ~ work at
once"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

Starvation Expected In several
PrnNiucrs.


ST.. PETERsnuRG, sent. 2e.--Ilupoffs
from Tambun aud the adjacent
provinces announce that tho Zcmstros
have provided Tor the resolving Of the
land and 70 furnith supplies OF grain
until January next After tint date
there will be the greatest difficulty %
ensure food for tho people. AZ the
collection Of taxes IN impossible, the
salaries OF local administrative bodies
nrr suspended. The scarcity OF oats
and hay Il compelling farmers 10 sell
their live stock At mock prices. Desll.
tuition Is also staring In the face a large
number Of people who have been en-.
ployed upon the public works, ms the
work upon the latter must stop when
lrust sets In. The masses OF the people
rely entirely upon the government 10
help thoni. This being tho state OF
affairs In the present mild weather the
gloomy prospects that are held out by
tho coming winter can DO readily
imagined. AZ AN extraordinary meet.
ing Of the authorities " the govern.
ment Of Safat0n Just held II was de-
cided 10 petition tho imperial govern.
munt 10 prohibit the expectation 0f
miilet ~ well AS rye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
The Gales In Great Hritain Increas.
ing,

LONDON, Sept. a2.-Tho northeast
gnlos which have been causing NJ much
damage IN England and Scotland have
grown worse Instead Of calming down.
The latest nows received az 10 the
damage done IN that a number "
ooasting vessels have been driven
ashore aud lost between tho Tyne and
tho Forth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

ing the report Of the suicide Of ex.
President Balmaccda nj Santiago. Al
though there wee several kilograms
received from Chile Mt the headquarters
Of the Chilean Congressional ENJOYS
In this city during the past few days,
none make any specific mention Of the
suicide Of Balmacoda on Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

PRoy1DENCE, II. L., Sept Elm the
municipal court this morning, probate
Ui the win OF Mrs. Josephine Bnrnaby
wa postponed to thu flint Tuesday In
January, IN await the result u the
trial VI Or. Graves IN December.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

HARusuuRG, Pa, Sept. 2e.--Upou
his return TO tho capitol today state
Treasurer Boyer found the resignation
Of Cashier Llyesey awaiting him. IL
was mailed Mt Milwaukee, Wis, the
.6th OF August. Domestic clrcufn.
stances are gwen ~ the cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

your vftuous wife, hopo my children
will al.o biess you. Tell krrienta he u
good, and a. he stays near my kindred
TO perform the last mercliui services
without ceremony or any other follow.
lug than yourself May you aud your
wife aud children ever happy bu.
Yours. J. NJ. BAIMACEDA.
p.S.-ploase comply with the init.
mate affair on honor, recommended
10 you last night toward repons you
know.
Attached 10 the letter was another
brief postscript calling attention 10 the
faot that other letters would be- found
addressed 20 his wife and mother anil
requesting that they he delivered.
These letlem simply conlalned the un.
fortunate mans farewell.
Minister Egan assurrt your CORES.
pondent that Ia neither letter j. theru
'he least reference 10 tho motives that
drove Balmnceda 10 suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

CHfcAuo, Sept. 22.-Tho oomnara-
tive casiness with whsh this market
stood and absorbed the immense offer.
ings OF corn n generally remarked
With pleasure and surprise by the trade.
The amount OF grain which the clique
had bought for September and Octnler
delivery IA unknown, but II must have
been enormous for the actual arrivals
OF corn here daily for the past elk
wooks have Appropriated nearly =
million bushels. Nearly all OF this
has been delivered on September con-
tracts. While the forwarding has been
nearly n large, much Of this grain was
bought Mt between 90 and 20 cents
against less than 80 cents a. the price
today. One estimate Of the corn In.
volved puts II AT 10000, 900 bushels nnd
the average loss ON 1t at 10 cents q
bushel.
Mfr. Day Of the firm Of Counselman
4 Day denies that his firm has any
dealings whatever with the broken
flrm.
On application of Arthur wallcn,
United States Circuit Judge Greaham
this evening appointed the Illinois
Trust and Savings bank receiver Of the
lnsolvont finn, which IA the Chicago
branch Of the New York concern.
The members OF the branch ore Arthur
White, son OF "Deacon" White, aud
Arthur Wallcn, besides tho members
Of the New York concern. The bill
wRs very brief, fccltlng tho organlzl.
ton Of the firm, April 10, 1850, and
that by reason Of the assignment OF the
New York firm the Chicago branch
was unable 10 continue business and
had become lngolvcnt.
Attorney Pnissing said tonight that
the assets and liabilities cannot yet be-
ascertained, but the transactions In
grain had reached Into the millions.
Tho failure, ho added, was due TO con.
tinued "bulling" Of the Scpl,mber and
October corn.
"You soc, after all, )" said Mr. Pr1ss.
Ing. at was not odd Hutch that was
working the markets. The corn was
purchased here for cash and the enor-
nous sums required 10 buy ii were
raised 10y the firm among the hnnksit the
security being the corn Itself. a re-
ceiver was appointed IN order 20 pre-
vent some ~ the creditors attaching the
assets, thus freezing out others 10 whom
the firm " Indebted. We will know
better tomorrow how the irl stands.
The failure shows, however, that tho
farmers did not hold back their corn,
because u they had this you'd not have
happened"
No sooner had the announcement "
tho assignment been made than tho
Chicago creditors began an assault on
the local assets through the State
courts. Daring the afternoon several
N 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

LONDON, Sept. 90. - Tho health
authorities Of Kilburn, a suburb Of
London, are investigating the sudden
death OF u man supposed To have died
from cholera, Tho man died after an
hours Illness, after apparently suffer.
Ing from symptoms OF cholera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

wAsMS0ToS, Sept. GA cable.
gram received at the Navy Depart.
mont from Admiral Belknap today
announces the arrival Of tho "Charles-
ton "at Yokohama, Japan, yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
Tho Grand Duise OF naden deliver. q
Prophecy.


PARIS, Sept. ee.-Le Steele pub.
lith.s dispatch from It, correspond.
ent Ia Baden, giving the substatcc "
aspccch eaid 20 have been made by the
grand duke Mt the close OF the recent
manmvers Of the Southwest army. Ae.
cording 10 the dispatch, he said In
part I'VE must regard the future
with energy and resolution. rhetlm
Is near when Germany must again
unshcath her sword Ia defense Of her
Independence against an enemy who
has not learned prudence by defeat. IL
WIZ lie the duty OF the valiant corps OF
Baden TO support tho fret onset, 20 FRO
Tue mt shot aud carry the palm OF
victory" He referred 10 the cilpable
proceedings ~ his neighbor-, who are
only awaiting prupitlous occasion
TO again open the era of bloody CON.
spimcy.
A MILITARY BUDGET To BH IN.
cRi;AsED.
vienna, Sept 2a.-Ata conference
OF the Austrian cabinet, Emperor
Ffaucis Josrph Presiding, 1t has been
decided 90 increase the military budget
O,OOO,0l0 HORNS, and ~ strengthen tho
peace effective fofco Of the Austrian
empire.
WANTS ENroHcED MILITARY SERVICE.
Tim HAGUE, Sept. 2a.-rho minister
of war, Colonel BergausiuH, proposes a
period Of enforced military service
similar To that VI the other continental
countries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

CiucAup, Sept 90. 90 Two games.
with single corner opening, were
played In the Bafker.Rccd checker
contest today Both were dawn. The
score stands, Barker, q Reed, O;drawn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

BERLIN. Scut. "A diaprtch from
Giaiwi,s, In Prussian sllosla, states
that a collision occurred ON the rail.
road connecting G0lak0wy with VOL.
hrom, near the Russian frontier, be-
tween two passenger trains. Ten
people we're killed aud many injured
by the accident, which shattered all
the ears OF tho two trains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
Oscar Gnnderman Of Chicago Kills Ills
Wife aud then Commits
Snlcidc.
a MOST HORRIBLE MURDER uN.
EARrHtp.
cnIMrS AND CRIMINALS.
Murder nnd Suicide. Jumping Int
the Niagara

Murder nnd suicids. .IumpinE Into
the Niagara.
l0uisyiLLE Sept. 22.--rhc jordan.
Bcasley feud near Harrodsburg, which
n week ago caused the sheriff 10 AK
Tor troops, has been settled for the pre-.
ont by the rurfcndcr ufOwcn, William
aud John Bcslcyi aud the ESCAPE
70 Kansas OF james aud "Old Jack"
bcaAiev.
cHAzrD WITH iEAfoUsY AND DRINK.
CHIcAoo, SEPT ~. - Cratcd with
Jealousy and drink, Oscar Gundofman,
= Aborur, this morning, at his home on
tue North side, blew out the brains Of
his wife with a Revolver and then
ondei his own lite In the same man.
ner. Tho couple had been living IN.
grlher unhappily for somu time. Br.
cause OF her husbands cruelty, Mrs.
Gundcfmau had had him arrested AMI
held under bonds 10 keen tho peace.
This, 1t j. thought, Is the cause OF tho
tragedy.
4 HORmuLE MURDER.
SAN LOUIS OHlsp0, Cal, Sent. o.
a horrible murder has been unragthcd
NANANH NNH HNiAAhNAAfl WI ANAt fNNifNU
border ~ this county June 7th last.
Martin Holmes disappeared that DAY,
leaving no trace. Within the last few
days his blankets aud clothr. were
found sunk IN well. Fragments or
bones nni ilusn were found buried IN
"a hOg'wAllOw near the shanty Of n
pre- 'cmptcr named John Silva Gulafto,
for whom the man worked. A Cofo.
uor's jury found that Hrincs Wa muir.
dcrul by Gulaftr. The evidences tends
tnshoW tina, Gularto had killed Hriuos
10y shooting him IN the back, aud then
chopped him up aud fod the pieces 10
the hOEr.
JUMPING iSTO TnE StAuARA.
NAuAlA FALLS, Sept. a2.-Nn.
Dell itathhun Of Buffalo, whose mya.
tefiOus disappearance from ChicagO, q
short time ago, caused quite sansi-
ton, committed suicide at Cedar
Island on tho Canadian side this
morning by jumping into the river
above the inlls. The authorities hear.
ing that tho body u woman wa
ii0ating down the river no ono haviug
Seen her jump into the river, made y
search aud found tho body before Il
went over the falls. The woman had
a profession Of diamonds on hor
pofaon aud a sum u money. Thinking
from tho dispatches OF this morning
that the unfortunate woman was this
missing Mrs. lIathbun, tho Canadian
authorities communicated with
Buffalo, and tonight Frank Rathbun,
her bf0,hor.in.lAw, AMI Warren h.
Miller, friend ofthe family, arrived.
Upon being shown the body, they at
once recognized II as that Of Mn.
Rithbun. Whom asked how they
accounted for tho suicide, they said
nervousness was no doubt thu cause Of
the act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

CuNsIANriNorT.E, SEPT. o. The
Governor ot Venom and M the Turkish
officials have Ned from Cana. Tho In.
surgonts have captured Hodelda aud
great alarm prevails hero, n being
feared that the Insurgents Will nd.
vance to Mecca AMI proclaim ~ Arab
Cabin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

IIsnos, Sept. 22.-Advices from
Portuguese Galnea say that the French
mission stallon In that region has
suffered au attack from the natives,
who killed ton attaches ~ the mission.
A Portuguese gunhnat has been sunt 10
punish tho offenders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 49, John Il.
bowman, for many years regent OF the
kentucky University, died today ut
Harrisburg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The English
government has officially recognized
the Provisional Government Of Chile.