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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-03
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-The track was fast.
Maiden allowances, five furlongs-Grey Eagle
won Tramp second, Haramboure third Time
LOO.
SIX furlongs-Rowley Bolly won, Heely John
second, Maud third Time-1:15.
Cottrell handicap. three-yearolds and up
wards mile-Bonnie Bird won, Under Water
second, Ivanhoe third. Time Az.
Handicap, fifteen-sixteenths of a mile-Cash-
Ter won Sullross second Bankrupt third
Time .3SIb
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What the london Ita,iaus Sow

LONDON, April 2.-In an intervie W TODAY
Signor Bonacina, president of the Italian cham.
Der of commerce in this city, said he regarded
Baron FaVa's action as somewhat precipitant
1t was mere fash in the pan, which would end
in nothing" Signor Bonacina added: There
is not much sympathy among Italians in Lon
leans. The Italians here are OF the opinion
there is no doubt the men charged with the
murder of Chief Hennessey were guilty. Still
they say, If If the lynchers go UNPUBLISHED, re-
spectacle Italians in the United States are mot
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German Endorsement of Faya.

BERLIN, April 2.-The National Zeituaq saws
Baron Fava's note to Mr.. Blaine is perfect ly
correct, adding, Italy is quite right in not
wishing to discuss American institutions and in
calling attention to the princiles of the inter
national law"
The VoSsicbe Zeitung to-day remarks that
Italian news is reassuring in the face Of the
hostile tone of the American press and homes
more reliance can be placed upon the former
than the bombast1c utJerances of Mr. Blaine,
who is accustomed to hide weak reasons with
strong words
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General Albert Pike Dead.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-GeneraI Albert Pike,
grand commander OF the Scottish Rite Masons
of the southern jurisdiction and chief of the
Royal Order of Scotland for this country died
this morning.
1t is said General Pike has appointed Josiah
II. DummOnd, of Maine, as head of the ROYAL
Order of Scotland, and it is probable mis- sHc
cessor in Scottish Rite will be either SURGEON
General j. NJ. Browne, Of the navy: Thomas n
CasWel. OF California, or Thomas S. Dudley. of
Kentucky. ~ -
Albert Pike was weIl-llnown to all. persons in
terested in Free Masonry having held the
highest Offices in the order and written MANY
works in regard to il -
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Mr.. Fricke interviewed.

PrTTsBURG, Pa, April News of the riot at
Norwood and the subsequent order of the gov
ernor calling out the Tenth and Eighteenth
regiments created great excitement here. The
Eighteenth regiment started for the scene of
trouble at O'Clock this evening, accompanied
by two companies of the Tenth
Mr.. Fricke, owner of-the Norwood plant and
the largest coke operator in the county said this
whether our men working are to be shot down
at midnight and our property DESTROYED bv
rioters. The authorities must settle this. and
we will know which is to rule-mob or law
AS the men killed were all unnaturalized for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-03
AGAY STAGE ROBBER
Is Placed in the County Jail at
Cheyenne.
HE WAS PICKED UP NEAR BUFFALO
The Nicely Brothers are Ranged-Thev Pm.
test Their Innocence to the Last
They Died Game.

CHEYENNE Wyo., April Especial telegram
10 IhE hERALD.l-Bill Brown, one o. the Raw
ms stage robbers, was placed in the county iail
here tonight by United States Marshal Rankin
He was picked up near Buffalo bv Sheriff Can
ton. Brown is on the cunning now, but before
ms arrest was won't to announce that he had n
hand In the hold-up and had stolen horses.
Parker, his partner, was captured in Utah nine
months ago
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Alien Contract Labor Law violators.

CHICAGO April "A. J. Lester, government
alien labor inspector is in the city. He says
the alien labor contract law has been violated
in many instances of late, and he is getting to
gether the necessary proof to out the law in
force against violators. He declined to give
any names. Lester, it is said, Will soon be
called upon to make exhaustive researches
amid the Italian colonies of the south, and re-
port upon the number of Italians not citizens
who are working here under contract
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Comments of the French Press.

PARIS. April 2.-French papers discuss the
tava AFFAIR for the most part in a temperate
tone, except the Temps, which refers to Amer
ica's speedy action in sending fronclads in case
of maltreatment OF American citizens and adds
1t Is q strange contradiction for America to de-
cllne responsibility when foreigners are in
volved. The Royalist Gazette de France taunts
Italy upon her own glaring violations Of inter.
national laws from the invasion of the pom
tIhcal states to the massacres in Tunis.
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Beet Sugar Experiments Abandoned.

ABILENE, Kan. April 2.-The beet sugar ex-
perments which several farmers of central
Kansas contemplated under the direction of
Dr. Scheiweiller, claiming to represent a Ger
man syndicate, have been abandoned The state
college of agriculture in an official circular an
dence of that institution. 1t is asserted he has
no connection with any German syndicate.
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Coal Oil War In Charonnn

CHEYENNE, Wyo., April Especial telegram
TO HE HERALD.l-Coal oil has been two bits 4
gallon mere to consumers. All distributors for
the continental company will begin selling for Is
cents IN the morning. This is done TO crush out
merchant who brought a can of oil in from
omaha. He was selling at two bits. but the
con pany doesn't propose to allow any encroach.
ment on their territory.
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Judge Bigbee's Return Filed.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Attorney- General
Miller to-day formally filled in the supreme
court of the United States the return made by
Judge Bigbee. of the Sitka, Alaska district
that cause be shown why writ of prohibition
should not issue in the schooner Sayward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-03
Marriage of Hiss Ella Bavard

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The marriage of
Count R. A. Lewenhaupt and Miss Ella Bay
ard youngest daughter of ex-Secretary OF State
Bayard, took place to-day at the Bayard home
stead. Bishop Goldman, of the Protestant
Episcopal church, off1ciated. The count and
countess proceeded at once to their new home
at No. 1917 Adams street. There will be no
bridal tour.
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The Nationalist are Victorious
at Sligo.
A M'CARTHYITE ELECTED IN CORK
No Election by the People In Rhode Is
land-GOyernor Hill Refuses to Attend
a Free Trade Meeting.

LONDON, April 2.-Michael Daytt, editor of
the Ld60r World, has sent dispatch from
Sligo to that paper saying the Parnellites ad-
nit they are beaten, and the Nationalist ex-
pect majority of about one thousand. The
Tories, adds Davitt voted for Dillon, Parnellite
cannidate. The local Orange lodge also sup
ported the Parnellte candidate.
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Myers and Bowen Matched.

NEW ORLEANS, April "A match has been
made between Billy Myers and Andy Bowen for
purse of $1,000, to take place May 16 in the
arena OF the Olympia club, under Queenshury
rules, fYe-ounce gloves. Myers never has been
satisfied with his first meeting, when Bowen de-
feated him. Hence this second match
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Montana Mountaineers yolunteor

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The spirit of war has
invaded the far west, and the first offer of vol.
unteers for service in case of trouble with Italy
came to hand to day in the shape of the follow
ing telegram:
BOULDER, Mont, April g
ITO the Secretary of War
I'VE hereby tender you 500 mountaineers
from Jefferson county Montana, in case of war
with the Italian gogernment (Signed.)
JAMES II. SWEET
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Commonwealth of Australia.

SYDNEY, April 2.-The Australian federation
convention now in session has approved of the
title Commonwealth of Australia for the
federated colonies. The convention also adopted
a clause providing that the chief executive of
the federation shall be known as the governor
general and be appointed by the Queen. The
proposltltlon that the governor general should
be elected by popular vote WAS reiected So to 8.
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Good Prosneets for Nehrnska crnna

OMAHA Neb., April Especial telegram to
The HERALDI.-The reports OF the state board
OF agriculture indicate iattering prospects for
NEBRASKA crops. The condition Of the growing
crop Is excellent, and the quantity of moisture
received IN the agricultural districts during the
past year exceeds that of any period in the
ST state history. Farmers are already seeding
IN many portions of the state
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Pugilist Clifford Gets Two voor.

KANSAS CITY. April 2.-CharIes E. Clifford
the San Francisco pugilist who shot David
GreeYer, noted stockman of this city for al
legged attempted assault upon CIiTord's wife
was sentenced to-day to two years in the peni-
nouncing "a people among whom man has no
night to protect the honor of his wife and his
family" $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-03

New Orleans mob oyercame the local officers
and involved us in an international difficulty
was Tor us simply 4 misfortune. But when a
government lends itself for reasons of political
expectancy 10 be the voice of excited and I'M
reasonable crowds, and in order to retain office
actually sacrifices the rights and feelings of a
friendly nation, IL commits a grave wrong and
renders the question of how far such influences
are likely to lead it in one of pressing moment"
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A Mexican Killed.

WERrHEFFoRD, Texas, April News has
Deen received here of the killing Of a Mexican
at Hanger on the Texas g. Pacific railroad A
white man and Mexican were engaged in an
alItercatloh- Inc Mexican tried to use his knife
When>the white man shot him Othar NeSfca,l,
ehsaged IN tle attack. and two mnre Hera Lillaa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-03
Governor Pattison,s Action.

PrTTsBURG, Pa, April 2.-Governor Pattison
has been in constant communication with the
civil and military authorities in the coke region
today. This afternoon Sheriff Clawson tele-
graphed from Greensburg that affairs at Mount
Pleasant were alarming that as the Tenth
regiment could not be assembled before morn
ing the Eighteenth should be sent by special
train. This order was given and the Eighteenth
left Pittsburg this evening. Inspector General
Mckibben telegraphed this evening that things
were serious, as the deputy sheriffs are de-
Sertinp
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German Papers Indorse Rudini.

BERLIN, April 2.-The Fava affair occupies
all the papers here. Conservative and National
Liberal papers regard the conduct of Rudini as
correct The radicals think he may be too
nasty. diplomatist in an interview to-day
said he hoped the withdrawal of Baron Fava
would leave the Washington government un-
moved and would punish only the Italians
themse
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Italian Immigration in the Lead.

NEW YORK. March 2.-Superintendent of I'm
migration Weber says immigration from Italy
is rapidly increasing in fact it is leading all
other countries. The figures for March are ::
1tal, 1859; Germany, 1857; Great Britain and
Ireland, 1886; Hungary, 1859; Austria 3.484
dred and seven Italians landed at the barge Of
fee to-day.
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FRANK Cheatham Bivouac Volunteers.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2-The following
letter was sent Secretary Proctor to-day:
I'm case of any serious complications with
Italy the Frank Cheatham Bfvouac, confed-
crate soldiers OF the Tennessee division. $50
strong hereby tender its services to the United
Sta eS.
by order of the bivouac.
(Sigued) 81. w. McMURRAY, President,
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Prior, wootten 4 Co.'s Affairs.

LONDON April Am official statement is
issued in regard to the affairs of the bankrupt
firm Of Prior, Wootten g. Co., timber merchants
of this city. 1t is shown the liabilities are
esq., 1853 and the assets e104.034 The firm was
partner in the house of Seatley Wootten &
Co., of San Francisco, and it is estimated its
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Kansas on the Shoot.

DODGE CITY, April 2.-The following message
was sent to New Orleans tonight:
ITO the Mayor and Citizens of New Orleans:
The people of Dodge City, Kansas, in con-
yention assembled, say to the people of the
Crescent City that 1000 able-bodied men spoken
for by resolution, are ready to go to Louisiana
and shoot, If called upon by the government and
Italys hostile attitude demands il ;,
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international Miners Congress.

PARIS April 2.-During the session in this
city to-day of tina International Miners con-
gress, telegram was received from the leaders
of The miners in Saar district stating that all
persons engaged in the mining industry there
who have been concerned in promoting the CON
gress. have been dismissed by the mime oMners
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eigners, the possibility of international compli-
cations arising have been freely discussed. The
Austrian consul, Shomberg received a dis
patch this afternoon from Parker leader of the
strikers, informing him that several of the men
killed, were subjects of Austria He replied
that he would investigate the matter, but de-
clined to talk further
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CLEVELAND, Ohio April "A special from
Tiffin, Ohio. says fire broke out at late hour
to night in Hyers, Bros. g. Co.'S stove store on
washington street, and the edtire block of
buildings is threatened with destruction.
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No Arkansas Worlds Fair Appropriation

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 2.-The senate to-
day refused to pass to its third reading the
house bill appropriating $4,000 for a state
exhibit at the Worlds fair. AS the legislature
adjourns Saturday, this defeats the measure,
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A TRUE TRAGEDY.
An Amateur Actor in 'ROmeO
and Juliet"
Falls Dead After Saying "a Plague on Both
Your Houses"-Great Excitement
Followed His Death.

Especial to THE HERALD-Exaniner Cable. !
MANCHESTER, Eng, April "A dramatic en-
tertainment was given last evening at Man
chester cathedral schools It was gotten up by
members of the Young Mems Amateur Ora
matte society with the object of charity. The
society had chosen Shakespeares tragedy of
Romeo and Juliet for representation. y
large audience had assembled ard everything
proceeded perfectly smooth and to the satisfac-
ton of everybody until the third act came and
with 1t the catastrophe which finished the act
viz, the killing of Mercutio by the Infatuated
Iybalt. The fight went well and Mercutio re-
celved the wound which is supposed TO cause
MS death. At this point real tragedy replac I'd
That OF the mimic stage. The Mercutio was a
young man named Thomas Whally, and before
he could speak the well known lines finishing
with "a plague on both your houses" he fell
forward with his sword in his hand and died
almost in the presence of the assemblage which
was alarmed beyond measure at the tragic
ending OF the sceue. AT first it was thought he
had received a wound from Tybalt, but exami-
nation proved that this was not so. He was
picked up in an unconscious condition and
blood was flowing from his mouth and nostriIs
he died IN two minutes. 1t is thought the I'M
fortunate youth ruptured a blood vessel on
the Drain ana that this may have been caused
by the unwonted excitement he had undergone
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Ward Patches up His Domestic Affairs.

New YORK, April Ward the baseball
player, and wife, nee Davnray, arrived in New
York to-day. He says they have patched up
the differences and will ag ain live together
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Secretary Tracy on our Defenceless Condition.

Especial TO The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatch
New YORK, April "a Herald Washington
special says; what we want said Secretary
Tracy to-day, 'fs more battle ships: we need
fighting ships and hope they will be given US.
l shall ask for all that L can get. We ought to
have at least three additional, and more II pos
siole.''
Your recent report, Mr. Secretary, portrays
IN strong colors the defenceless condition of our
coast cities. II is not oyerdTawn, is it?''
1T is not nearly so strong as l might have
made it. Before l wrote the report L sent an
| Ofncer OF the navy on accommodating expedition
| in and around New York city. If 1 had pictured
the situation as he reported it to me- / should
have been called an alarmiSt. 1t is absolutely
true that foreign fleet could send it's gunboatS
into the East, North and Harlem rivers and by
destroying our railway bridges and other modes
OF communication, shut us Off first from the
mainland and second from all supplies of food
The situation would be simply appalling if you
will stop to consider it carefully. 1t would not
as bad in Boston or Baltimore or other of our
Atlantic cities, for these are built upon the
mainland and our people could seek refuge in
the interior. But New York and Brooklyn are
built upon Islands and the two and half million
inhabitants OF these cities would be absolutely
helpless. cannot understand why all the peO-
pie along our coast do not insist that the gov
ernmcnt shall give them the amplest protec-
ton. In this respect the present difficulty with
Italy, while it is not expected to result in war
Will emphasize the necessity on our part of
greater precautions against attack
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spreckels and Havemeyer Have Agreed,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2.-The Chronicle says
the combination between Spreckels and Have
meyer is completed. The new organization is
known as the West Coast Sugar refining com
pany The arrangement is that the two local
rehner1eS shall work alternately.
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Chicago's Decreased Death Rate.

CHICAGO, April 2.-The death list to-day
showed marked decrease, the total being 116
a decrease of So compared with the day before.
The health commissioner attributes the i'm
proyement to the effects of sunshine and dry
weather
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The Lnss at Maninnr.

CALCUTTA, April 2.-The vice-roy telegraphs
tonight that so far as now known the loss at
Manipur was one officer and fifteen Sepoys
killed. twenty wounded and 103 missing,
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Burned TO Death

CoRCIcANA, Texas, April 2--During a biz
zard last night which blew down buildings,
fences and trees, fire from defective fue COM
municated to q room in the state Orphans home
and one Of the occupants a girl, was burned 20
death
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CHICAGO, April 2-Dr. Hanson Dexter died
here to-day. He had a national reputation as
physician, surgeon and scientist and had much
to do with establ shing statutatory laws for the
Illinois board of health
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McCarthyite Victory in Cork.

Cork, April 2.-The election for POOR law
guardians in northwest Cork to-day resulted in
maiorities for the McCarthyite candidates of
two to one. This was supposed to be Par
nellite stronghold
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Death of Thomas C. Barring.

ROME, April 2.-Thomas C. Barring, one of
the partners in the famous house of Barring
Bros, & Co., London, died this evening of ex-
haustion following an operation
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Behring sea- case. The return cites in full the
record OF the case and submits that the United
States district court of Alaska had full iurisdic
ton. Exception Will probably be taken to the
return because it does not contain the evidence
brought out before the Sitka court
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Liberal Victories in Chill.

NEW YORK, April "A business house re-
ceived to day q cable from Chill saying the
elections passed off quietly. The Liberal
party, who support the government. elected so
deputies and 80 senators, more than two-thirds
of -
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SPOKANE FALLS, Wn,, April 2-Word has
been received of the death of Tonasket, chief
OF the Colville Indians. Tonasket ALWAYS has
been warm friend of the whites
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Cola Ordered for Europe.

NEW YORK. April Gold to the amount of
S5Co,o0O was ordered at the assay Office for
shipment TO Europe.
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Didn't STAY Long.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-Tommy Ward, a
local pugilist, undertook to stand ten rounds
before Tommy Warren, but was knocked ont
in the second round after being punched badly,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-03
Two CunarIlers Contracted For.

LONDON, April 2.-The Cunard Steamship
company has contracted with a Clyde ship
building firm for Two steamships, each 14,000
tonnage, designed to cross the ocean in five
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Failure of Leghorn Bankers.
A Fire in Tiffin. Ohio.

| LONDON, April 2.-The Chronicles Rome cor
| respondent says the failure of four more Leg
horn bankers is announced.
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THE TEACHERS LEAGUE.
1t Meets Tomorrow at the Usual PIace-Tbe
Programme Prepared.

Programme Prepared.
The Teachers League holds its regular
meeting tomorrow. Below is the pro-
gramme:
SECTION WORK.
First Section.
Glass exercise in numbers from to 10
Miss Keirn
Glass exercise in numbers from 10 to 20
Miss Mayne
Seat-work in number teaching Miss Wilt
Second Section
Teaching mapdrawlng Miss knight
General WOrh- Watson
Third Section.
The teaching of patriotism 49, Mr. Stephenson
Discussion or the above.
Miss Randolph. Miss Van Wormer. Mr.
Mckay, Mr.. Brown
Fourth Section
Objects and methods OF historical study int
the grades Mr.. Collins
Discussion led by Mr.. Avery
GENERAL WORK.
| Business meeting----
| Glass in pedagogy Opp. So to 93), conducted
by Mr.. Hallock.
| Causes by which the health and constitu-
| ton OF pupils are impaired, and how to
| prevent them Millspaugh
| Lecture .....Prof. Marcus E. Jones
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Faya Will Nail Saturday
The Trnp InNrardnnss

NEW YORK, April 2.-The editor of the Eco
HGt'd mas received dispatch from Fava
stating he will sail for home Saturday,