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Suit against the Reading Coal Trust.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-The Inter- Ocean to-
day turned over to States Attorney Long
necker mass OF evidence collected by it
in reference 10 the Reading coal trust and
this afternoon the states attorney brought
suit in the cDsncery court 10 enjoin the
Philadelphia Coal and Iron company from
doing business in Cook county.
The petition re cites the agreements be-
tween the Reading and other companies,
aud charges that the combination is an I'M
lawful conspiracy in restraint of trade and
10 unlawfully fix the price and control the
production OF anthracite coal
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LABOR COMMISSIONER CT

LABOR COMMISSIONER cHARLEs F. PIE K.
Labor Commissioner Charles F. Peck of
Albany, is still very young man, although
he has held his present state Office for nine
years. He created the first real sensation
of the campaign by the publication Of his
annual report which claimed 10 show an in
crease in the wages OF the .ab9ring men of
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DEylLlsH DEEDS OF A FATHER
He Mnrders His Wife, Wounds His Daughter
and Commits suicide

PATERSON, n. j., Sept 27.-Frederick
Belenourg murdered his wife, wounded his
daughter and suicided TO-DAY. II was the
result of family quarrel. The son mad re-
covered judgment against him for certain
moneys. Today Ee had words with his
daughter Lens about the matter and began
to beat her with strap. The mother In
terfered and Belenburg drew revolver
and shot the daue liter, inficsing slight
wound, anu put bullet through h;s wife's
brain and then suicided.
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FELL INTO THE MOON.
Wonderful Phenomenon Wit
messed at Springfield, Ill.
Bright Body Resembling Star Moving
Rapidly Strikes the Mocn and
Bursts Like a Bomb

CHICAGO, Sept. pa special from
Springfield, Ills, says wonderful phe-
nomenon was witnessed in the heavens
early this evening. A bright body, re-
sembling a large star. was seen moving
with astonishing rapidity toward the
moon, which it struck, and was then seen
10 burst like bomb, darking the light Of
the moon for an instant. u is thought by
some that large meteor came within the
power OF the moons attraction and fell
into the moon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
GRATITUDE AND DUTY.

Chicagoan Expresses Both in Personal
Letter to Grover Cleveland-ihe Reply
Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch-l
CHICAGO, Sept. 27-The following CORE
spondence was made public here yester-
day:
CHICAGO Sept, 90 1892
Hon. Grover Cleveland, Gray Gables, Buzzard
Bay. Mass:
ESTEEMED SIR-I feel impeled by sense
both OF duty and gratitude to speak word Of
congratuatlon and praise as to the attitude OF
the Democratic party toward my outraged and
despised brethdren in Europe. By its ringing
declarations of sympathy ana support extended
TO the prosecuted Jews in the east, in its plat
form promulgated at Chicago, the Democratic
party and yourself as its chief representative
and exponent nave proven coaclusively that in
that party alone may the Jews find q haven Of
security and peace No loyal, true and honest
Hebrew can consistently withhold his fealty
from party that has thus attested its spirit OF
fairness and friendship to the weak and op-
pressed. Believe me, sir, to be your earnest
and loyal supporter in the campaign. Yours
respectfully. .. a LENlNsoHN.
(PersonaL)
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Adlai Steysnaon IN YIrglnIn.

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. 27.-General Ste-
venson addressed large audience last
night. lie said the national treasury is
threatened with bankruptcy through the
extravaganza of the Fifty-hrst Congress,
and Dy the Mckinley bill. which defrzuded
the government cut of s50,000,000 OF rev.
enue. He declared the force bill furi-
ously living issue.
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FRYING PAN INTO Thg FIRE.
divorced and Welded 10 Another Man Inside
of Ten MINUTES

Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept 27.-Mrs. Annie
Bright WIS divorced and welded again in
side Of ten minutes, yesterday morning
Immediately after Judge Homer had
granted her divorce on the ground OF
non-support, she repaired to the county
clerk's office with Charles H. Cobb, of
Holly, Mich, where marriage license was
procured. Then n justice OF the peace was
called in from neighboriug Office and the
Two were quickly made one. The entire
proceedings were accomplished in less than
ten minutes, aud before the ink was dry on
the divorce decree the newly married cou-
pie had started for their new home at
HoIlv
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ring. The ring and chain allow the dogs
TO move forty feet from their kennels
without being able to fight with one an
other During the storm, lightning struck
the larger wire and communicating to the
dogs by Individual wires, chains ard metal
collars killed sixteen Of them. One OF the
dogs thus DESTROYED was the Irish setter.
Lord Chumley, belonging to General Win
gate This dog was valued at 81. 900. a
rare breed of Dschsfund was also killed.
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LIGHTNlNG's FATAL WORK.
Sixteen Valuable Hunting Dogs EIsctrocuted
in New York State


in New York State
Especial 10 THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch
NEW York, Sept 27.-Lightning did
strangely fatal work at the kennels of the
Brooklyn club at Smithton, n Y, during
Saturdays violent thunder storm II re-
suited In the electrocution Of sixteen hunt
ing dogs with long pedigrees. The Brook
lyn gun club is composed Of forty wealthy
gentlemen. The club owns ZOO acres of
land aud leases an additional IL 900 acres.
These are used as nunting grounds. A
large trout stream Ia another feature or
toe reserve. All Of the members owned
valuable dogs that were TO be chartered ON
the clubs reserve during the hunting seq
SOB. A row OF kennels was constructed al
the brow OF the hill at the rear OF the club
house. They were placed twenty
feet apart. A strong steel wire was
stretched from the top Of each kennel and
q thick wire, forty feet distant. ran par
allol with the kennels. Each dog was at
fached to the wire on its kennel oy metal
collar about its neck with chain and
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POSING AS MARTYR.
weayer's Published Statements Grossly Mis-
represent the People of Georgia.

represent the feopie VI otofsia'
ArLANTA, Ca, Sept s7.-Chairman At
kinson Of the Democratic executive COM
mittee Of Georgia, has issued reply to the
published statements OF General Weaver
and Mrs. Lease. He says they do great
injustice not only to the Democrats, but to
the people of the state. At Albany no at
tempt was made to prevent Weaver from
speaking, but when prominent negro
took tho stand to refute what Weaver had
said, Weaver became 80 indignant that
negro should attempt to answer him that
he left the platform. Tho only foundation
for the egg story is that small boy in the
open mir audience at Macon, threw an egg
and was promptly arrested for it, "Weay
er's claim of persecution" says Atkinson,
'sis nothing more than an effort to pose az
martyr. His statements deliberately mis-
represent the people of Georgia and were
cunningly devised for campaign purposes.
He cancelled his engagements In Georgia,
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II CAUSES THEM TROUBLE.
Uleveland's Letter of Acceptance Critized by
Senator Sherman.

MANSFIELD, O., Sept. 27.-1n his speech
this evening. Senator Sherman referred to
Cleveland's letter Of acceptance, calling
particular attention to the fact that no
mention was made in it Of the Chicago
tariff plank. He did not dare endorse II"
said the senator, s'for the Demo cracy is
the only party since the formation of the
federal government that dared proclaim a
protective tariff was unconstitutional and
it will wish it had not before the election.
Talk abaut latter day Democracy being
the party Of Jefferson and jackson, why,
they would not own it il they were alive
today
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To Settle the Boundary Line.

WASHINGTON. Sept 27.-The president
appointed Professor Thomas c. MiDdenrail
superintendent OF the Coast Geological
survey, to settle the difference between
Great Britain and the United States in the
matter Of the boundary line between
Alaska and British Columbia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
orsr,hrow Of wiscops.n cerrymander.

MADISON, Wis, Sept 27.-The supreme
court this morning in the second gerry
mander case oyerruIed the demurrer based
on the claim that the suit should have been
brought by the attorney general and holds
that the bill OF Plaintiff Lamb contains suf-
ficient ground for action. This practically
oyerthrows the last gerry Iaandsr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28

New YoRK, Sept zs-The board of
health in It's O'Clock bulletin this after
noon said there lad been no cases Of
cholera in the city since Sept H.
There were Sl2 immigrants landed at
Ellis island today from the Rugia, Wyom-
ing and Scandal
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VANCOUVER. b. c., Sept. a7.-It is re-
ported the steamer Empress of India from
Yokohama, has cholera on board. The
Dominion health oficers say they will not
quarantine the passengers without special
Instructions from Ottawa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28

A dispatch from Lord Ripon, colonial
secretary in London. England, respecting
the Behrng sea matter. says: with re-
gard to the renewal of the modus vivendi,
1t will be seen from the convention under
which it was arranged that in the event
the arbitretors should decide against the
claim of the United States with regard to
the seat fishery. the government OF the
United States has undertaken to compen-
safe the British sealers for abstainipg
from exercising their rights pending the
arbitration
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
yerhoof,s Effects.

WILMINGTON, Del. Sept. 27.-The trunk
aud personal effects OF Verhoof. the
scientist of the Peary expedition, arrived
tonight aud were examined. They con-
tanned nothing that indicates his intention
to remain behind IN the Arctic region.
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Era Ip,urapce Com, anr 10 I,i solve.

New YoRK, Sept 27.-Justice Beach OF
the supreme court has appointed Wright
Holcomb referee in the proceedings 10 dis
solve the Knickerbecker Fire Insurance
company, winch has had life for over
eighty years Competition has made the
business no longer profitable
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Grand jury VIII lnvestlrate.

CHICAGO. Ills. Sept. 27.-The Chicago
grand Jury took up the alleged attempt OF
the Hawthorne race track managers 10
oribe Mayor Wash5urne aud Chief OF Po-
lice McClaughrey to close the Garfield
track. McClaughrey and Washburne were
both out of the city today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept 27.-In the city
council tonight resolution was introduced
providing Cor proceedings for the impsach-
ment of Mayor Noonan, upon charges OF
drunkenness and generally improper con-
duct. The resolution was defeated by q
majority OF one. but it is understood it
viii DO ro-introduced next week,
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New York state. He refused to permit a
committee to see the originals from which
the report was compiled and was arrested
on q charge Of burning them up. The
charge was emphasized by grand jury
indictment Commissioner Peck's resigna-
lion was handed to Governor Flower early
in 1892, but has never been acted upon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
SENSATIONAL CHARGES.
Chicaxo's Mayor and Chief of Police Ar
raigned by German Waiter.

raigned by German Waiter
Especial to TIE HERALD-ExaminerD Dispatch
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Ssmuel Berzbers.
German waiter, filed an affidavit yesterday
before notary which contains sensational
charges against Mayor Washburne and
Chief Of Police McClaughry. Herzberg
declares that he was employed by the
mayor and chief Of police to act as q spy
upon the anarchists and to stir them up II
possible to breach OF the peace, which
could be subdued to the credit of the two
officials He says he acted as directed, but
could stir up no trouble. He declares that
Mayor Wasnburne was not satisfied with
his reports and urged him to advise the
anarchists to make bombs. The police,
guided by Herzbsrg, would then capture
them and send the makers to the peniten-
tiary. Hsrzherg has no reason 10 give Ter
his sudden change Of heart, and both the
men whom he accuses are at present abb
sent from the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
qrata Robbers lake a Haul.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept pa gang of
robbers today captured the railway station
at Kotokovo, attacked train aud robbed
the railway cashier of 5000 rubles. The
cashier was mortally and other officials
badly wounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
Mooashiners capturtd.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. 27.-In McNairy
county yesterday United States Marshal
Brown and posse captured five of the
notorious gang OF moonshiners, including
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Roger Q. Mills Seriously Ill.

CoRsIoANA, Tex, Sept. 27.-Roger @.
Mills. who never quite recovered from the
grippe, is again seriously i'll.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED.
Passenger Train Euus Into Some Freight
,ars With Disss rous Results.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. pa passen-
ger train on the Western railroad of Ala
bama ran into some freight cars. which by
someone's carelessness had been left on the
main line, early this morning, and was de-
rallied Engineer Willis and Fireman
Willis were both killed and the baggage
and mail agents badly injured. The pas
sengers were mol injured.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 27.-There is
much excitement here over the case OF
man named Wed, five miles in the country,
said to be suffering from every symptom
OF cholera The public schools have been
~toead
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the statement OF Captain Hbughtcn that he
put $4,000 in the safe Yesterday. How
Csnsdy could have made aFay with it. IN
der the circumstsnces,i Is difficult question
to answer.
Miss Moore, whom Canady visited yes
terday evening and 20 whom he left note
is young lady OF excellent family and
good reputation, whom Colonel Canady
knew in North Carolina. She lives here
with married sister. CaIady's call was &
brief social one.
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Rell astd from tue reni,entiary

KANSAS CRY. Mo, Sept 27.-Fred Witt
rock. alias Jim Cummings, the noted train
robber who perpetrated the S54 600 express
robbery near ST. Louis over four years
ago, was released from the penitentiary
yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
Cleveland as a Vote Get.er.

CHICAGO, Sept. PIP. Howell, editor
and proprietor of the Atlanta Constitution,
was here TO-DAY. He said tina, although
he was Hill man at tho Chicago conven-
ton, he now believes Cleveland will get a
much larger vote than Hill would
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
Remains of Gilmore.

New Yonk, Sept 27.-The remains of
Patrick Sarsfeld Gilmore, the famous
bano leader, arrived from St. Louis this
morning and were taken TO the late resi-
dence of she deceased
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
On the Thousand and Ffrss BalIot.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept. 27.-The Sec
ond district Democrats after a long dead
lock, nominated ). Z. Ssallings on the
thousand ana first ballot.
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Mrs. Harr,,on's Condition.

WASHINGTON. Sept. e7.-Mrs. Harrison
had fairly good night and was resting
quietly this morning.
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. 27.-The state
health officer reports TO Governor Hogg
having attended Two suspected cases Of
cholera. Gne died on SUNDAY.
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HIS STEAMER WRECKED.

Arrival of Sea Captain Whose Vessel Was
Lost-Four of the crew Drowned.
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 27.-Captain
Amos Sabin of the schooner May Bibbob,
from Portland, Me-, to Demerara, arrived
this evening on the steamship Acme and
reports that his vessel was wrecked in a
hurricane Aug. q, four of the crew being
drowned. The captain and one other man
fioated on the wreckage until picked up.
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Have No Right Is aon,hina

Nnw York, Sept. 27.-lne state senate
committee investigating he Reading COM
bine has decided to reporU TO the attorney
general that under the ST q law the Read
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AAMBURG. Sept 27.-Mouday's cholera
figures are as follows New cases, 1S5;
deaths, So; patients ia hospital, =, 49,
Families VINO fled from the city are return
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Death Of Prominent New YORKER.

New Yoak, Sept. 27-william NJ. Rich
ards. president Of the Fidelity and Cas-
ualty Insurance company, died late tonigns.
He was "a years old.
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C0URTED BY GARRISON.
An Aged Dame Receivers $1,000 for Preach
of Promise

Especial to THE HERALD Examiner Dispatch
JOLIET, Ills. Sept. 27.-A jury in the
circuit court has returned verdict Of
S, 900 against john Clarkson and in favor
of Mary Coleman. The defendant is over
eighty years of age, worth $50, coo and las
for years resided in this city. but is now 3
resident of Chicago, and the complainant Is
sixty-two years of age. In her complaint
she alleges that Clsrkson courted her and
promised to make her his wis. but through
the influence of his family the engagement
WAS broken.
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because he saw he had been imposed upon
by his own party managers, who led him TO
believe there was chance for the Peoples
party in Georgia.
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the son OF old Jackson, and cousin. of RUDE
Burrows, and seized q couple of stills and
1000 gallons of their products.
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DAsHED INTO A HAND CAR.
Three Section Men are Killed and Three
Seriously Injured

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept. 27.-Near Green
vile, HIS, the Vaudalia express train com
ing around sharp curve dashed into q
hand car on W hich were six section men.
There were three of them killed and the
others seriously injured. Their names
We're not obtained
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
FORT BRAGG BURNING.
Three Hundred Men Are Fighting t-No
Water to BE Had.

FoRr BRAGG. Cal. Sept 27.-The finest
residence part of the town is burning to-
night The fire started at Z clock, and 800
mon are fighting it. There is no water.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-28
SEIZED BY RUSSIANS.
Four British and Two American ssalers
Capsursd-Notes

Cspsured-Notes-
PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, Sept 27.-This
evening the schooner George r. White,
which arrived from Copper island today,
spoke the schooner Walter Earl, Victoris
and May Bell of Victoria. of the Russian
coast. They reported that the Russians
had seized four British and two American
sealere. The Russian man-of-war boarded
the schooner Kate and Ann of Portland,
and after taking ali her skins ordered the
vessel TO leave the sea. The sealing
schooner Genevs, when OF Copper island,
lost a boat and three men.
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THE REPLY.
GRAY GABELs, BuzzARD's BAY. Mass.
Sept. %, 1892.

Sept. %. 1892.
A. Leyinsohn, Esq, Chicago, Ills:
MY DEAR SIR-Your letter OF the Goth inst.
is at hand. 1t is exceedingly gratifying to know
that you appreciate so fully The attitude OF the
Democratic party toward your brethren in the
Hebrew faith | beg 10 assure you that / am
fully in sympathy with the declarations on
that subject though l am not sure that either
the party or myself deserves the least praise
for the sentiments which are only in accord
snce with humanity and the kindly feeling
which ought TO exist in the brotherhood OF
mankind. Very truly yours.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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DID GREAT DAMAGE.
An Electrical torn and cloudourst at Pruus-
wick, Ga Easements Flooded


BRUNSWICK. Ga, Sept. ga terrific
electric storm and cloudburst today did
great damage here. Water ran through
the streets foot deep, flooded easements
aud ruined much property. Tonight sew
eral stores are still inundated snd there is
much Inconvenience
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-17

Romnnelli. hnying heard wonders told
Of tho skating rink, determined 10 20
there. Tho sight Of 80 many young
ladies and gentlemen gliding around In
all directions 20 gracefully and in such
apparent safety led him to believe that
skating was the easiest and most natural
think ~ the world. lie suddenly inndo
up his mind. and after ordering pair VI
roller skates he took o step forward and
--bang--ho dropped full length on thc
floor. The manager ran TO pick him M.
"ls this the first time yon have put ON
the skatUH'
"No, sir; the lastr' growled I.omanclli.
--Nano Rosso.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-17

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