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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-29
AT CINCINNATI.

AT CINCINNATI.
Louisville was unable to hit Mullone.
Cincinnati, 4; Louisville, 3. Batteries
Mullone, Vaughn; Sanders, Dowse.
AT BROOKLYN.
The Giants errors In the first caused
defeat, but they easily took the second.
First gRme-Brooklyn, II; New York,
3. 8atteries-Haddock, O'Brien; Russie,
Boyle.
8. Batteries-Harland, Stein; Daley,
Crane, Doyle.
AT ST. LOUIS.
Teary was poorly supported, though he
pitches good.
St. Louis, z: Pittsburg, 4. Batteries
Gleason, Buckley; Terry, Mack, Miller.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
The Bostonians could do nothing with
Keefe.
Boston, /: Philadelphia, 8. Batteries
Clarkson, Kelly; Keefe, Clements.
AT BALTIMORE.
The Senators punched their hits and
tho home team made errors.
Baltimore, s; Washington, u. Batteries
burlington, Robinson; Knell. Milligan.
AT CHICAGO.
Luby injured his pitching hand badly In
the first, and the grounds being bad, both
games were declared of by mutual con-
sent.
YALE DEFEATS HARVARD.
Yale 4; Harvard. 8.
AT TOLEDO.
Toledo, 3; Kansas City. A.
AT COLUMBUS.
Columbus, s; Omaha. 0.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
indianapolis. /; Milwaukee, 5.
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OUR WEALTH PRODUCERS.
Newsy Notes From the Various Mining Prop
critics of Utah.

Newsy Notes From the Various Mining Prop
critics of Utah.
The Daily West has commenced sinking
again.
Four tons came in from the Harrison
yesterday.
Two tons came in from the Excelsior
yesterday.
Good ore has been found near the Hart
stone rancho on the the Provo river.
The Bullion-Beck was heavy shipper
yesterday, not less than 229 tons of ore
coming in.
A larger volume of water than ever is
coming from the Ontario tunnel, and work
is being pushed ahead.
The first shipment of Silver King ore
made from the Ketchum sampling works
assayed 3TS ounces silver and twelve
hundredths osaces gold per ton.
The Andes group will be thoroughly
prospected this summer, and it is believed
that the five claims will soon be among
the most prominent in Park City.
The navigation of Wood river is o prob
lem that has presented itself to the inhab-
itants of this region for the first time in
their history. The lessees OF the Star
mine propose to take their ore across the
river on boat during the continuance of
nlgn wafer
Tom Popham of Boyle Mountain was on
visit to Ketchum the forepart of the
week. Tom had heard OF the denomination
of President Harrison and came down
| from his camp to advise as to what course
! to pursue in order to have the name of his
mine changed from Harrison to some
thing else. He ascertained that 1t would
require no act Of the Legislature TO make
the change, and after woe begone sigh,
he concluded that he would await the re-
suit OF the November election, after which
time his mine will be known by the name
Of "Denpis. "-Keystone.
The impression seems to be gaining
ground in the minds of many who have
made q study Of the peculiarities Of Treas
ure hill that another large body Of ore will
be found-probably during the present
summer-at a point somewhere north of
the big porphyry dyke that outs the coun-
| try in two north aud east OF the Crescent.
Two different prospectors told the Record
man. this week that they expected just
such results, and that when the ore was
found it would be another Woodside and
would be practically sticking out of the
ground. There should be 2 vein OF good
ore through that section at some point,
aud the Record hopes that it viii be UNI
covered before snow flies again. Con-
siderable work will be done on the west
| side OF the divide In Niger hollow during
the present summer, and it Is to be hoped
that some one Of the prospectors will be
lucky enough to strike 1t rich.-Record.
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PERSONAL ITEMS.
Town Folks and Visitors Coming and
Going.


c. ANDREWS Of Nephi is at the Knutsford.
H. o. MILLS. Denver, is at the Continental.
Z A. KEysER returned to Bingham yesterday.
D. G. HENDERsoNis registered at the Knuts-
ford.
E. ~. GREEN, Logan. is guest of the Tenn
plston.
F. F. MEALNE Phoebe New. is at the White
no use
MRS. BoNNEMoNT OF Deep Creek is at the
Knutsford-
THEo. DAVIS OF St. Louis is again at the
W. N. o'BRrES, St. Louis, Mo-. is at the
s. D. STEELE and Aaron Levitt. Omaha. are
at the Cullen.
G. s. McCURDY and wife, Sioux City, Ia, are
az the Knutsiord.
JUDGE HENRY SHIELDS Of Park City came in
yesterday morning.
GEORGE J. SMITH and wife, Rena, Rev. ara
guests OF the White.
F. Q. GRAFTON Green river, is among the
guests OF the Walker.
DIR. e. L. HOLYoKE and wife OF Lincoln,
Neb-, are at the Cullen
E. A. KoLLER and wife, Aurora, Neb., are
guests Of the Continental
DR.. " E. BOsTURIcK, Eureka, is in the city
and stopping at the Walker.
E. Fl. TRYoN. a prominent wool buyer OF San
Francisco. is at the Knutsford
IL.
and cattleman, Is at the Walker.
H. GoLDwAITE, New York, was among yes
terday'S arrivals at the Continental
c. H. CORNErT ST. Joseph No. and f.
VERT indianapolis, are at the Templeton.
T. c. ScHRADER and wife OF Denver Colo.
are among yesterdays arrivals at the Knuts
ford.
CHAs. HALLowELI, wife, two children and
maid. prominent Denver, Colo, people are at
the Templeton.
A. O. BRIGGS OF Oneida county,,lSew York. is
in the city looking after ais resl estate inter
ests. He is at the Cullen.
A. G. HENDERSON OF Denver, representing N.
K. Fairbanks lard. is in town visiting his
friends, OF whom he has many.
FRANK GOODlNG OF Shoshone, Ida, who has
been here several days looking after his sick
daughter, returned to his home with her yester-
day.
VIII. SMELLING, Mrs. W. H. Smelling and
Master Warren Smelling Of Logan were IN the
city yesterday and made short stay at the
Cullen.
JACOB z. DovEI. proprietor OF the Union
hotel at Denver. who has been ont at San Fran
cisco, was in the city yesterday the guest OF J.
Il. Stepens OF the White.
PRoF MONTGOMERY OF the Utah University
leaves for New York and Washington today.
He takes with him some valuable geological
specimens for the Smithsonian institute.
COLONEL L. c. Hopkins OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
who at one time cornered Malad stock and
drove the local bears OF the floor, il again with
US. The colonel Is q guest OF the Knussford.
MRS. II. 3. SCHwEITZER Of Park City ar
rived in town last night to bid bon voyage to
her sister Mrs. L. Schweitzer who left for
HARRY GoLDwATER, who has been south for
the past few days in the interest Of the An
hauser- Busch Brewing company returned
yesterday full OF enthusiasm over his success
full trip.
HAVE youD watch repaired by J. H. LeysoD
Co., 1913 Main street.
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scat on the drivers box Of q stage coach
the acme Of comfort, luxury and exclusive
ness. The traveller OF to-day asks for Inn
ited trains, made up OF Pullman sleeping
and dining cars. vestibuled and fitted mp
In the most sumptuous style Of modern
decorative art.
Such trains are run over tho ERIE Inca
through without change between Chicago
ey, by Chsutauqua lake, and then through
the mountains of southern New York and
northern Pennsylvania, the most pictur-
esque and beautiful scenery between
Chicago and the sea. Tickets over tue
Eric cen be purchased at any of the pripci-
pal ticket Offices.
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the Gibson house there arc several colored
delegates who were not allowed 10 est
with the whites The chairman Of the
North Carolina delegation declared that II
necessary all members Of the delegation
would remove from the hotel
At midnight Bidwell seems to have a
clear Geld Tor the presidency. Neverthe-
less the Illinois people decided tonight to
present the name OF Judge David Nc
Cullough OF Peoria for president.
Samuel Smail will probably be named
by the Georgia delegation for yice-presi-
dent, although be is urging Walter IS. Hill
Of Georgia for that place.
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THE VACANCY In THE CABINET.

n. q peroung Of California Says Tracy Is to
Fill IT,
NEw YORK. june 2s.--M. H. DeYoune of
California. who Rt The Fifth avenue hotel
laid to q reporter tonight:
General Tracy is going TO take the va
cant place an the state department and
Governer Cheney of New Hampshire Is
going into the cabinet as Tracyfs success
Bor as secretary Of the navy. This is
straight and both appointments are settled
upon by the president
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Other Police PIckinra.

Tom Murphy, ]. w. Murphy aud John
Peterson, charged with begging, were dis
charged.
Charlotte Keel, yagrancy, pleaded guilty,
but was discharged.
Lydia Kennedy, using abusive language,
was discharged.
Orr Bell did not show up when his case
was called on the charge Of insulting a
lady, having deposited SIS for his appear
ance. The prosecuting witnesses were on
hand, and did not think that amount
enough punishment, and so the case was
set for today at 2 o'clock, and Mr.. Bell will
be re-arrested.
w. M. Stafford, on charge of attempted
robbery, was set for today at 10 O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-29
A FINE POINT.
a Nan to Be Tried Twice Tor Numbering a
Man.

A Man to Be Tried Twice Tor Numbering a
Nan.
Ispecialto TEE HERk1D-Examiner Dispatch
CHICAGO, June 2s.-Daniel Long was on
trial for murder today in Judge Collins
court The trial involves question which
is Of interest as being entirely new in
criminal practice. On July 3. 1890, man
supposed to be Frank Bennett was shot
dead at Ashland avenue and Robey streets.
He had been working on a new building
there for Long. They had had trouble and
3 man was shot soon after being paid of.
Long was indicted, but ia the trial the
prosecution was unable to prove that the
dead mans name was Frank Bennett.
Judge Adams therefore ordered verdict
Of aequittal and thereupon Long was in
dicted for the murder Of an unknown man.
Attorney David filed a plea of former
ecqulttai, to which the state demurred. II
was argued before Judge Clifford, who
decided that the plea was not 8 bar to
prosecution, but that it was a question for
The jury TO determine whether Long had
been acquitted for the same crime.
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A NEW TIME CARD.
Important Changes on the Union
Pacific.
The Limited Fast Mail to Leave at a. m,
Instead OF a. m.-General News
OF Wheel and Rail.

The Union Pacific Is now working an ex-
tensive change in the time card, effective
July 8, 1892. the most important change of
which is the departure of their limited
fast mail which, on and after the 3rd, will
leave Salt Lake at q. m. instead Of a.
M. IS at present. and will arrive at Den
yer at the same time as on the present
schedule, 1905 q. M, making the run in
twenty three hours and five minutes
A local train will also leave Salt Lake
for Ogden and intermediate points al $40
q. N instead of 7;30 a. NJ, and the Butte,
Portland and Cache valley train will leave
at 1906 a. m. instead Of 900 a. m.
The Park City and Cache valley local
train will leave as at present, 8 80 p. N.
The Butte and Portland express will ar
rive at Salt Lake at 9:10 a. N. instead Of
s 80 q. N.
The Cache valley and Park City train
will arrive at 1850 q. m. instead Of 10:45
a. N.
The Pacific express from all points east
will arrive at Salt Lake at - 40 p. 10. in
stead of -, noon.
The.Iocal train for Eureka and Juab will
leave at the same time as at present, 1880
a. m, but an additional train for Eureka
will leave Salt Lake at 4:25 p. m, Lehi
Junction, 8 40 p. M, and arrive at Eureka
at 7:40 p. m. Returning, this train will
leave Eureka at a. M, Lehi Junction at
8:45 g. NJ, and arrive at Salt Lake at 10
g. N.
This gives the public two through trains
each way between Salt Lake and Eureka.
The local train from the south will ar
rive at 10 a. m, instead Of 9:10 a. m, still
making connection with the north bound
train, which it will be seen does not leave
here until 1905 y. m. The afternoon train
from the south will arrive at 10 p. NJ, in
steak of $40 p. M, but early enough to
connect with the north bound train, which
will not leave here until $3.50 p. m. With
these changes the Union Pacific will have
by over two hours the fastest train between
Salt Lake and Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-29
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE

Short line to Kansas City, St Louis and
all points east
Elegant day coaches. luxurious Pullman
buffet sleeping cars aud
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
to holders Of regular train tickets. Write
to or call on
S. v. DERRAH, G. f. and P. A.
r. F. NEsLEN, Cont'g Agent.
Room 81 Morlan Block Salt Lake city.
or H. G. TOWNSEND, G. P. and T. 4.
ST. Louis, Mo.
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The Duqussue Mining and Milling Company.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Duquesne
Mining and Milling company were fled
yesterday in the county court. The life of
the company is for fifty years Its object
is to carry on the business of mining ores
carrying gold, silver, copper and other
metals and to mill, smelt and reduce ores
and to erect mills and smelling works for
that purpose and to do everything necss-
ssry for the carrying on Of a general bust
ness of mining and milling ores. The gen.
eral Office of the company is to be located
in Salt Lake city.
The capital stock;is 81, 500, 600, in 500, 900
shares of So each and is taken as follows:
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THEN AND NOW.

take. Sold at Scots. By Godhe Pitts Drug
Co. Corner Main and Firsf South 8
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Tha L.adiea, Anriliarr.

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers gave very
pleasant reception at the home of Engineer
Bartlett to honor the return of their dele
gate, Mrs. J. T. Beless, from the conven-
ton held at Atlanta, Ga. The large
pleasant rooms were beautifully decorated
wioh flowers.
Refreshments were served, in the way Of
strawberries, ice cream and cake.
The evening was very pleasantly passed
in music, cards and other games.
When at late hour the good nights were
said, all felt the auxiliary to be success.
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Are you bilious, constipated or troubled
with iaundice, sick headache, bad taste in
mouth, foul breath, coated tongue, dyspap-
Ssia, indigestion, hot, dry skin, pain in back
and between the shoulders, chii.s and
fever, etci If you have any Of these symp-
toms. your liver Is out Of order and your
blood Is slowly being poisoned, because
your liver does not act properly. HerbIns
Will cure any disorder of the liver, stomach
or bowels. 1t has no equal as Q liver med
icine. Prioe 20 cents. Free trial bottle.
at z. @. II. I drug department.
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His lournsr Comnlatsd.

New YORK, June 2s.-Edwin Stone, who
made the journey from San Francisco here
on foot, arrived in this city at noon to-
day. He left San Francisco February %
last intending to complete his iouznsy in
164 days. He arrived here six days ahead
Of time, averaging twenty-six miles q day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-29

There 10 no remedy that acts more
promptly on the throat, lungs and chest
than Onion Syrup. 1t loosens the phlegm
the Vghtness and oppressive feeling in chest
aud al soreness of the lungs. AS q tonic
and restorative it has no equal. DIR.
Gums Onion Syrup is medicoted in
manner 80 as to be more effectual than the
plain syrup and not have any taste or odor
OF the onions, making it very pleasant to
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Democratic National Committee.

New York, June 2s.-A morning paper
says news reaches it from high authority
that Cleveland viii select the following
officers to conduct his campaign: Chair
man Of the national Democratic committee.
w. G. Whitney; chairman Of the executive
committee, William F. Harrity Of Penn
sylvania secretary. George T. Parker Of
New York.
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fifty masked men demanded the negroes
and the demand was acceded 20. The
guards were ordered 10 retrece their steps,
which they did. A few moments later a
volley from the guns Of the masked men
told the fats Of the negroes.
The deputies returned to the spot and
found the negroes riddled with bullets,
dead
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Wy. A. Ounsnee IL president, w. II.
West. vice-president; Henry Boyd, secre,
tary and treasurer; and these, together
with E. J. Taylor. George e. Clark, j. w.
Peters, l.. G. Rawsou, w. B. Hess and t.
A. Dunshee, form the board of directors.
The property of the company consists OF
claims in the Ohio mining district in Piute
county as follows: The Robert E. Lee, the
Belle of Marysvale and the American Girl
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Bic Reception 70 Be Given CIeveland

F., BUzzARD Bar, Mass, June 2s.-Arrange-
ments are about perfected for grand re-
'cspuon TO Grover Cleveland tomorrow
night at that gentleman's summer home.
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TRACK AND FIELD.
Racing, Baseball Games and
Other Outdoor Amusements.
Record of the Principal Sporting Events Of
the Day as Telegraphed to
The Herald.
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, June 2s. = The Washington
park track is still heavy.
Mile and one-sixteenth-The Hero won,
Carmen second, Lula May third. Time
2:12%.
Six furlongs-Content won, Fred Hues-
ton second, Eugenie third. Time-1:2814.
Five furlongs-Quiver wen, Shadow
second, Columbia third Time-1:1 51S.
Free handicap, mile and one furlong-
Highland won, Lew Weir second. Time
1909.
SIX furlongs, heats-Big three, won
Knott In Il second. Best time 81.
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MuRFREEsBoRo, Tenn, June 2s.-Tom
Lillard, colored, yesterday outraged Miss
Mcknight. white woman, at Woodbury..
Lillard was captured tonight and lodged in
jail. The indications are favorable for a
lynching before morning.
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Death OF Chlef Justice FuIler's Brother
New ROCHELLE, N. j., juno 2s.-Henry
Weld Fuller, only brother Of Chief Justice
Fuller Of the United States Supreme court,
died at the residence of his son in this vii
lage today. ~
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Ora and BuI,,ou Recelpts-

Mccormick & Co. reported: Hanauer
bullion. $3.50; silver and lead ores.
$7,25O.
T. r. Jones & Co. yesterday received:
Ores. 81, 900; bullion, $500.
Wells Fargo & Co.'S shipments yester-
day were: Mingo bullion, S4,255; ore,
IS, 467
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New York Republicans.

New YogK, June 2s.-The Republican
State committee reelected William Brook
field chairman aud Charles w. Hackett of
Utica chairman OF the executive committee
in place OF General James w. Hustled today
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Summoned % washlnrton

WAsHNGroN, June 2s.- Brigsdier- Gen.
eral McCook, commanding the Department
Of Arizona, has been summoned to Wash
inRton 70 confer with the authorities re-
garding military affairs in that department
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Indians Corralled.

CRY or Mexico, June 2S.- General
Brandala. commanding the troops operat-
ing against the Mayo Indians, WHO re-
Gently revclted in the state of Sonora, re-
ports the Indians subjected and corralled
In the mountaina
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Ihrnntaned With l,eath.

BR1sBANS, June 2s.-The premier has re-
ceived letter threatening him with death
unless the elections Gill was withdrawn
from parliament. 1t is rumored that plot
TO murder prominent members OF the as
sembly has been discovered
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Stricken with Annnlsxr.

TACOMA, June 2s.-F. E. Trotter, U. 8.
A., was stricken with spoplexy today and
died late this afternoon. Colonel Trotter
was stationed at Vancouver, but was here
attending the encampment Of the state
militia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-29
WHISKY TRUST WINS.
Judge Lacombs Hands Down Decision Dis
charging Terrell.

NEw YORK, June 2S.--In the United
States circuit court for the southern dis
trict of New York today Judge LaCombe
handed down decision dischsrging Her
bert J.. Terrell who was arrested in this
district on an indictment found in Massa-
chusetts against him as member of the
whisky trust Judge Lacombe concurs in
the point Of the opinion rendered by Judge
Kicks in Cleveland June IL, and says it
would be grave abuse Of the right Of q
citizen II when charged with an alleged Of
tense committed perhaps in some place he
had never visited he were removable to q
district thousands of miles from home TO
answer indictments fatally defectiEe.
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WANT TO UNITE.
A Movement for the Unihcatson Of All Reform
Parties Into One.

IHE5ItJ LHtU Uua
CINCINNATI, June CSC. A. Miller
chairman; E. Evsns. secretary. and Hirsm
Maine, of the Louisville Council Of Nat
ional Reformers, called q meeting this
afternoon at which were present q mixed
company of Prohibitionists, Peoples party,
etc, and spent several hours discussing
the feasibility Of uniting all reform forces
In single party. The result was the ap-
pointment of q committees Of seven to
recommend TO the Prohibitions. conven-
ton and to the Peoples party convention
to instruct their respective national com
mittees TO confer with each other with
view to unification Of the reform forces.
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The Street Car Trouble Over.

The machinery at the power house of the
Salt Lake Street railway was adjusted yes
tsrday, and all the Observation-Disclosures
running as usual.
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Arrsated fnr EmhezzIsmant.

BALTIMORE, June 2S.-G. NJ. Brsidner,
head boOkkeeper Of Wise. Bisdlsr 8 Co.,
wholesale dry goods merchants, has been
arrested on thee charge of embezzling
eS4 000
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The Democratic Special.

The Democratic special on the Union Pa
cific was just twenty -one hours in making
the run from Denver to Salt Lake. The
tourists say this was one Of the plessantest
parts of the journey.