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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-17

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16-Marion Hedspeth,
leader Of the Glendale train robbers, ar
rived to-day from San Francisco. Nothing
new has yet developed in his case. This
evening he denied all connection
with the robbery at Glendale. From
Matron Harris, Of the four courts II
was learned to-day that last night
Mrs. Eedspeth made two attempts
TO commit suicide, once by hanging.
and another By beating her head agains,
the wall but was fortunately discovered
in time to prevent the act During the
day she told the matroa she was in despair
at the prospects OF going TO Clayton to be
srraigned and also was afraid her husband
would feel il was through her he had been
captured.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-A subcommittee from
the board of control, national commission
and local directory of the Worlds fair. to-
Gay agreed upon a report, which was ac-
cePteo by both houses. Under it the ma.
Clonal commission is to control oil matters
OF transportation, but leaves the worI ~
De done by persons appointed by the direc-
tory, with the approval of the director-qen-
eral and national committee, as in the lido
ment OF the committee no necessity exists
for immediate action on the admission and
installation OF exhibits. Those questions
are LETT for future consideration.
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Colonel J.sB. Simpson Bilks His Creditor

Colonel J.sB. Simpson Bilks His Creditors
DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 16.-The public is
greatly excited over the revelations of the
doings of Colonel ]. B. Simpson, who for
years has been a prominent citizen 1t
has been learned his real estate desls were
on mammoth scale, and people who pur-
chased from him are beginning to find he
had placed other mortgages on the prop
erty. He was president of the Fourth
National bank of Dallas, anu it is said tried
to mortgage that concern, but was pre-
vented by the directors. Among the losers
is the the Weir Plow combany, of Mon
mouth, illinois. They sod him stock of
carriages on time, without security. He
disposed of them for about $40, 900. At
tachments are piling up IN the county
clerks Office by the dozsn. Amnng the
heaviest are the Edinburgh American Land
and Mortgage company, S5l.OOO and the
Standardization Land and Mortgage
company, $4,000. 1t is understood he is on
the ocean, bound fou Europe, with between
$50, 0o0 and SAC, 900 in cash.
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A LITTLE GIBBS EXPhRIENUE IN A LlGH9
HOUSE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Prescott arc keepers
OF the COVE rnment lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with a
daughter four years old. Last April she
was taken down with measles, followed
with dreadful cough and turning into 8
fever. Doctors at home and at Detroit
treated her, but in vain. She grew worse
rapidly, until she was mere ''handful of
bones" Then she tried DR.. Kiug's New
Discovery, and after the use of two and O
half bottles was completely cured They
say DR.. Kings New Discovery is worth its
weight in gold. yet you may get trial bot
tie free at A. G. Smith e. Cas- drug store. 8
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Pnlage of the Protestant Cbnren at .,,.n.

ATHENS, Feb. l6.-The Protestant
church at Piraeus, which was pillaged and
partly burned by fanatical mob SUNDAY
last, was built by Englishmen and Ameri-
cans, but the ministers connected with II
are Greeks. The mob also attack ed
ana wrecked the parsonage. The British
Foreign Bible society intends m clai,,
compensation for the outrage from the
Greek government. Many of the rioters
were masked. The mob pursued memhers
OF the congregation to their very doors. and
even demanded of the British consul that
they be surrendered. There ia no doubt
had they fallen into the mob's hands the
congregation would have been killed.
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An Immense ice Gnrre

PARKER, Pa, Feb. l6.-Ice is found to
give trouble along the low lands of the
Allegheny here. A rise of two more feet
VIII dump blocks OF ice up on the main
tnoroughfare. The backwater has raised
Inc Inc lanmed up ice five feet to- day.
ne cltlzens are uneasy to-uirht
Inc cold weather is freezing tho
ice into one compact gorge, which
will require high river to displace
The gorge extends long distance up The
stream, as far as the eye can reach. Abont
four miles of the river is a white field of
broken up ice, packed in by millions of
tons pressure, Business men are taking
steps toward barricading their store fonts
ne Wa'erWorks pumps are under water
ana the whole aspect generally is very ssri.
- 49, oSAA-
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DENVER, Feb. 16.-A trust deed amount
ing to S2,200,000 was filed in the county
clerks office to-day by N A. Baker of
New York, director Of the Denver. West
ern & Apex railroad company. The deed
was given 10 secure bonds for the con
structton of road from Denver to GEORGE.
town from whence it win eventually he
built to Salt Lake. When completed this
road will be 200 miles shorter than any
other from Denver to Salt Lake. +
IS understood the Rio Grande is at the
back of it .O"o
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Investigation into tbo wor,d,, TT

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 16.-The appropria-
ton committee Of the House to-day pro-
vided for the conduct of the investigation
authorized by the House into the expendi-
lures made from money appropriated by
the government in aid of the Worlds fair
project at Chicago. Chairman Holman was
authorized to designate subcommittee to
make an investigation. He named the sinh.
committee having in charge the District NJ
Columbia appropriation bill to make the in
vesiigation. The members are Dockerv n
Missouri Compton, of Maryland; Brecsf
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". j. Onahau Interriemed.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-W j, Onahan, one of
the members Of the committee on organi-
cation of the Catholic congress, when
SHOWN the dispatch from Rome tonight
sad the whole thing is tempest in Tea.
pot There is not sufficient ground for as
spmlng there has been clerical dictation in
preparing the way for the congress. He
sees no warrant at all for the views mt
forward by Judge Dunno, and said in re-
gard to them: They seem to be the result
OF disappointment and of failure 10 control
and mold the plans of the congress accord
ing TO his views
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The Case of George Lang Called.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 16.-The case of
George Lang, of the Colistoga Wine Dis
filling company, arrested October last for
violation of the internal revenue laws, was
called in the United States circuit court
to-day. Charles Kelley, the principal wit
ness against Lang, produced $40 in gold
which he said Lang bad just given hinl
Judge HawleY thereupon ordered a war
rant issued for Lang's apprehension for
contempt OF court which includes a charge
of bribery,
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 16.-At LAS am. q
fire broke out in a building at 2l7 Main
street, occupied on the ground floor bv
Sloan's millinery establishment. The
FIRE WIS gotten under control with CON
siderable difficulty The loss is not heavy.
Mrs. Kate Sloan, her mother and child
were rescued from the third story window.
The flremen doing this had to cut nearly
al the wires running out of the CITY. and
communication with the outside world was
shut off for some time.
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THE PUBLIC PULSE.
Communications under this head are published
on all proper subjects at the responsibility o.
the writer
Disgust at Republicans In Idaho.

To the Editor of THE HERALD:
The Idaho Register, the most ably edited
Republican paper in Idaho, of the 18th inst,
edltor1ally refers to the present administration
as follows:
Already the clans are gathering, and combi-
nations and schemes are being formulated,
which have for their object the fosting upon
the party as its candidates, most, if not all OF
the obnoxious officials who have brought dis.
grace upon the county, and made it by word
OF rldlcule and reproach, gince Idaho assumed
statehood. We can say TO these sohemers,
these combines, these corruptionsts, speaking
from standpoint OF fealty and devotion to the
REPUBLICAN party and it's principles, that they
may as well call a halt"
The above is q neat little endorsement by
the leading Republican newspaper of Bingham
county, OF its present county officials Never,
perhaps, in the history OF county, has there
been such universal feeling of disgust, in the
ranks OF The predominating party. as that
which prevails in this county to-day. The
Democrats are co tent to remain quiet and let
the organs OF the Republican party make up the
record for the campaign. xxx
BLACKFooT, Ida, Feb. IL, 1892
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The Keeler Cure Convention.

DWIGHT, ILL.,, Feb. l6.-At the convention
OF the bi-chIoride of gold cluos to-day, reso-
buttons were adopted expressing confidence
In the treatment and respect for the discoy-
erer, DR.. Kelley, and enunciatine the belief
that 30 per cent OF the patients treated
were cured.
Tonight the name of the association was
changed to Associated Kelley Bi chloride
Gold club" S. Z. Moore, of Pittsburg.
was chosen president and j. B. Kehoe, of
Kentucky, secretary aud treasurer. Ad-
journed.
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inridge, of Arkansas; Henderson, of Iowa,
and Cogswell, of Massachusetts. The SUB
committee was instructed to prosecute it's
inquiry in Washington and not visit
Chicago unless subsequently, authorized to
do SO by the full committee. 1t was in
structed to inquire into and report
to the full committee all the facts it ascer
tains, emitting any recommendations.
The significance of this lies in the fact no
authority is conferred to make any report
as to whether or not the 100000 which
Chicago wants Congress to appropriate for
the fair should or should not be appro-
nriQted
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fourth Congressional district of Pennsyl-
wanna, which finds in favor of the con-
testaut was placed upon the calendar to
be called up for action Tuesday next. The
committee on eleoti ons of President, Vice
President and members of Congress re-
ported a joint resolution proposing a con-
stitutional amendment for the election OF
Senators by the people of the several
states. Referred to the House calendar.
A bill auth orizing railway companies to
grant reduced rates TO comm ercial tray
elers was called up, but went over until
tomorrow without action.
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MADISON, Wis, Feb. 16-The first an
nuai convention of the National Butter
and Cheese association opened here this
morning. Governor Peck welcomed the
visitors to the state. General Fairchid
and others spoke. Professor Henry. of
the university OF Wisconsin, advocated
an extension OF the creamery system and
Director Smith, OF Minnesota. denounced
cheap theoretical squabbling for the press
About five hundred delegates were present
from all parts OF the union and more are
coming tomorrow. A great exhibit of
butter Of cheese is being made.
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The Armstrong-Melsa Divorce co,.

LONDON, Feb. l6.-In the divorce divi.
sion of the high court of justice TO-DAY
Justice Jeune granted an order restr.;,t,,,
Captain Armstrong, who has petitionaS
the court Tor divorce from his via
Madame Media, the well known Singer
naming the Duke Of Orleans as co-resnon,,
dent from proceeding before the Wanna
tribunal and from examining the servants
in the Vienna hotel IN which, as well as at
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REMARKS BY
The Literary Sensation of the Age.r
LAUGH AND GROW FAT

A collection of the best writings of this great
author most profu-ely illustrated, with over
5oV pages. It Is the funniest book ever pub
llshea Bin Nye needs no Introduction. The
mention oil the book is enough
BILL NYE's REMARKS:
Il have passed through an EARTHQUAKE and an
lhd!&n outDTetk, but would rather ride an
earthquake without saddle or brele that to be-
ssrlde successful broncho eruption
Age brings caution and q lot of shop 81 rn
experience, purchased at the highest market
price Time brings vain regrets ard WISDOM
night"
Too much Of our hotel food tastes like the
second day OF January. or the fifth day of July.
inat the whole n ng in a few words and I'M
less the good hotels are nearer together we
snail have to multiply our cemetery facilities"
PRESS NOTICES:
When Bill Nye turns himself loose for fun
Inc laughing belts of readers should be tight
ened to prevent accidents. Inter ocean. Chi
cd2o.
Bill Nye always interests and his genial, big
hearted sunny nature shines through every line
In his book. '-PiUSJuag Press.
I'VE believe that nill Nye is the brightest hu-
morlst OF the day. No change in the Enalish
language can ever do away with his fun. He is
pu"llc beuefactor; one OF the greatest men OF
his age. We shudder 10 think what will be-
come OF us when he is gone. May fate stay the
day."-Phud6elphid Press
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Bedsteads $3.50. S. R. Marks & Co.
A WORD TO THE LADIES

Ladies who desire beautiful, clear skin
Ifee from pImples, boils, blotches, and
10 use DE-. Gunn's improved liver Nils
Iney Will also remove the heavy look ahont
your eyes and will cure headache fror1
whatever cause it arises. Remember Won
are only required TO take one amall nil at
oeoume, which is coated with pure supar
ana VIII not gripe or produce any upnleas,'
gists. III ts
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Not For Bill.

To the Editor of TIE HERALD:
In yesterdays HERALD noticed a oonmuni-
cation from Nephi imploring you to spare US
from any further Bill Nye infections. second
the motion. 1 venture the assertion that q vote
of your readers would be Overwhelmingly in
favor OF retiring Bill Nyes dry drollery from
THE HERALD. Respectfully yours,
FLAMINGO Z. BROWN.
SALT LAKE, Feb. Is, 1892
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Typhus Patients in New York.

New York, Feb 1.-two Italians,
supposed to be suffering from ty-
phus, were brought here last night
from Trenton, n. j., and are now
under observation by the health authori-
ties. Two additional cases were reported
here to day. TIE total number of cases
detained is eighty-six
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A Prominent Texas Business Man Departs.

Prominent Texas Business Man Departs.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-A special from Dali
las, Texas, says: J. P. Simpson, bust
ness man of this city, who is well known
throughout the south, is missing, and his
creditors and people who have been duped
are looking for him. 1t is said he got away
with $500, 600 in cash. The grand jury is
reported to have found several indictments
against Simpson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-17
Louis Clovis sonaparte In a Police Court

LONDON, Feb. 16.-At West London po-
lice court to-day Louis Clovis Bonaparte,
son OF Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte,
who died recently. and William Alexander
thompson, solicitor, charged with con-
spring together to defraud Resale Clovis
Bonaparte, alleged wife of the farmer,
OF considerable quantity Of iewelry,
valued at 100000, were held for trial to-
day.
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other points. it is alleged the respondent
and correspondent lived for a time
as man and wife. The usual num-
Der of scandalous incidents are related
In connection with the case. Madame
Meloa claims her relations with the duke
were perfectly pure and platonic. She
charges her husband treated her in cruel
manner, but Captain Armstrong denies this
In the most emphatic manner.
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An Inquiry into Marshal FrIcke's Conduct
Ordered.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16. Attorney-Gen-
eral Miller has instructed Examiner
Dougal to make an investigation into the
charges against United States Marshal
Fricke and his deputy marshals for lack OF
vigilance in the matter of the pursuit. of
Cara and his band. 1t has been limited the
marshal failed in his duty in the prosecu-
ton OF this case otherwise the Mexican
revolunonists would not have been able to
have eluded the troops,
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ALBUQUERQUE, n. M, Feb. ia deal
for the purchase Of the railroad from Pres
aott Junction, On the line Of the Atlantic &
Pacific, TO Prescott, Ariz., has fallen
through, and work viii at once begin on the
surveyed line from Ash Fork TO Prescott,
AriZ
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League OF American Wheelmen.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 16.-President Dunn, of
the League Of American Wheelmen, has
prepared bill to be presented to Congress
providing for commissioner of public
highways. Membership in the league has
increased 5,557 during the year being now
q, 1850, including 6l9 ladies.
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New York, Feb. 16.-Richard Thompson,
carrying on business under the name of the
Richard Thompson company, deslerin iron,
steel and shatting, and commission rner-
chant for iron and steel mills, assigned TO-
day without preferences.
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me Brewery War About to Re nettled.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l6-The widespread
brewery war that has been waging In
Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky, Wis
consin and Illinois is about to be settled.
1t ia said the plan is TO form a compact by
which the price OF beer will be regulated
SO that it will afford q profit.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 16.-John Calder &
Co., and d. r. Calder individually, who on
May 3, 1891, asked a respite of their cred
itors, have assigned. Assets, 1927, COO; liza
billties, $299, 900.
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A Nsgro Murderer Lynchel.

ARCADIA, Fla, Feb. 16.-Bert Hard,
foreman CT the Moorehead phosphate
works, was shot Saturday by a negro
named Walter Austin, whom he was at
tempting to arrest. Austin was lynched
by citizens.
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No Evidence OF Typnus Found.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16. - The health
officers stated this morning they had
located fourteen of the thirty five emil
grants from the fever infected steamer
Massaiia in the Italian quarter, but discov-
cred no evidence OF typhus among them.
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Nominations

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the nomination
of Samuel H. M. Byers, of Iowa, to be
United States consul general at ST. Gall.
Combinations: Postmasters-Wa
ton, j. S. Penn, Port Angels.
Wyoming-L. r. Davis. New Castle
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Corbett VIII Meet slayin.

Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatch
New York, Feb 16-Jim Corbett, in an
swer to Slavln's proposition to meet him
in New Orleans with four ounce gloves for
six rounds, says he will accept. Corbett
has 81 900 I'D as forfeit
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Shot His Daughter for Protecting Her Moth,

Shot BIS Daughter Tor Protecting Her Mother.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 16.-At Red
Bluff, twenty miles below here, Henry
Black, who wss whipping his wife, shot
and killed his daughter for interfering TO
protect her mother. Black was arrested
There is talk OF lynching the man.
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A wife Mnrdersr Lrnchaa

GUTHRIE, o. T., Feb. 16. "A report from
Chandler says Henry Redmond, who muir
dered his wife couple of days ago, has
been lynched.
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Two thousand ladies' and gentlemen bent
On seeing Salt Lakes latest marvel, the gas
wells, had rather depressing effect on the
theatre last evening; nevertheless the
house below was far from poor one, acd
had popular prices reigned, the strength
of friedrich Warde would have been suffi-
Gent to I'LL it. A big part Of the dollar and
d half element, however, had the tllumina-
ton craze
Virginus has been so often written
about and Warde's masterful and tender
dellneation has been so often praised that
nothing remains to be said this morning
except that his strong powers are still at
their best and show not the least sign of
waning; that his Virginils in short is as
strong IS 1t ever was, and more praise
could not be uttered of the support MIR
Aerman's Claudius was the bes. feature
ana RiS5 BowEnan's Virginia next. She
was quite sweet, though somwhst petite for
the part
To night the Hanlon's appear in their
widely billed "Superba."
WONDERLAND.
day will be the last day of Krao at
Wonderland, the last performance of the
famous contortionist and the last appear
ance of Dockstadter in his immitable black
cork work and the final presentation OF
Burton Stanley and the stock company in
the Village Belle.' Tomorrow an en-
tire change of programme is made through
out the house. In the curio hall number
OF interesting specialties will be presented,
including Nine. Andreas' collection of
trained birds, Prof. Wallace's exhibition
of silk cocoons and the remarkable Rou-
manian seeress, Jane Palmer In the thea
forum the stock company will produce
with full cast a new version of Fun on
the Bristol" New song and dance and
acrobatic artists will appear
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AFishing Boat Forndsrs.

DUBLIN, Feb. ia fishing boat found
cred OF Newcastle, County Down, and five
OF her crew were drowned.
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WONDERLAND.
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The American" of Philadelphia, will
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SALT LAKE, Feb. Is, 1892.
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Hours for collecting Of mail from the letter
BOXES IN the business district: 8 a. m and 10 :.
a. l:3o p. m. and p N. $40 p. m and 9 D. "a.
LA. BENTON. 2. "