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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-10
MORLEY IN IRELAND.
First Fruits of the Chief secre-
tary's Presence.
GOES THE LENGTH OF THE LAW
In Libsrating Prisoner Convicted for De,
flying Decision on the Qlestion
of Evic,ions-No;es

LONDON, Sept. 9.--Among the first fruits
of Chief Secretary Morley's presence IL
Ireland is the release of the man who had
been imprisoned for contempt of conrt by
defying the decision of judge on the
question of evictious. Morley has gone
the whole length the law allows him in re-
leasing the prisoner Asked if he would
aid the police in effecting evictlons in Ire
land, Morley said he had been warned that
he would be bound oy the law to assent to
officers assisting the sheriff IN carrying
out the evictions, and If he refused to give
such assent then Irish Judgment would in
dict him for breach of the law.
THE CONVENTION OF THE TRADES CONGRESS
now in session at Glasgow, is the biggest
meeting that body ever held. There is in
attendance 495 delegates representing
tracing little interest and much of the
proceedings verge on the farcical.
SERIES OF FAILURES.
The failure of the House and Land In
vestment Trust Qimited), announced to-
day, is part of series OF bank and build
ing society suspensions now involving
liabilities approximating e6,000,000 The
first failure announced in the series was
that of the London and General badk
flimited) the next the Liberator Perma-
nent Building and Investment society, and
now comes this. Tna nominal capital OF
each of these concerns does not represent
anything approaching the liabilities. The
liabilities OF the London and General bank
arc roughly estimated at 81 000,U 900, the
Liberator at 60, 500, 900 and the House and
Land trust at e2,000,0 GOO. Another great
building and bank society is involved in
serious financial difficulties, but suspen-
sion is not yet announced. A collapse of
this concern will shake the whole building
society system in Great Britain.
A run occurred today on the Oldest and
most prominent banks in London, the As
ISOLATED Workmen's Building funds. AL
though the suspensions musJ effect the
financial position, the singular fact arises
that it causes no panic or scare. The
Limited Building bank investors are all
small capitalists, whose life earnings are
swept away or imperIled by the failure of
the concerns The losses which led 10 the
suspensions are chiefly traceable to injudi-
cious speculations. So far, no suspicion is
attached to the directors OF any of the
ruined companies, although the share
holders charge Them with cOncealing the
true position of the institutions. Al
though finance in the meantime is unaf-
fected, the widespread ruin brought on
small investors by the disasters must soon
cause a strain upon the big banks.
General Anderson, of Cincinnati, O., is
lying critically Ill at Lucerne.
DR.. Pierson of Philadelphia, has finally
been accepted as permanent successor to
Mr.. Sturgeon. DIR. Pierson will assume
his duties III the tabernacle on the first day
of January, 1898.
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stakes were the features. Kingston won
by neck in whipping finish.
Seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Fred
Taral second, Helen Rose third. Time
:21 As.
Flight Stakes, seven furlongs-Kingston
won, DR.. Hasbrouck second, Fairy third.
Time-1:2 6 %.
Autumn Stake, futurity course-Laura
Gould Colt won, Spartan second, Zornitza
Colt third. Time-1:l2 2-5
Mile-Sleipner won. Deerfarill second,
Reclaire third. Time-1 ~ 20
Futurity course-Stonewell won. Silver
Fox second, Oxford third. Time-1:13.
Mile on turf-Stonemaso won, Hazel
hurst second, Woodcraft third. Time
l :43 2-5.
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VISITED BY BURGLARS.

An Aged Couple Compelled to Yield Up
Their Hard Earned savings.
UNIoNTowN. Pa, Sept. Six masked
men entered the residence of John Walters,
farmer, seventy years old, living near
Masontown, last night, and after binding
and gagging Mr.. and Mrs. Walter and
Jacob Cover, they forced them at the point
of the revolver and by threats Of torture to
disclose the hiding place Of their money
The robbers secured s143 and then de-
parted, after exacting promise from the
old people not to tell who had taken the
money It is thought the outrage was
committed by members OF the Cooley gang.
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Must All Make speeches.

NEW YORK, Sept 9.-The announcement
was made a. Republican headquarters
today that each one OF the members of
President Harrison's cabinet would de-
liver four or five speeches during the cam
paign. The following important bulletin
was issued today:
The report that President Harrison will be IN
New York shortly and address g meeting in
Madison Square garden is erroneous No such
plsn has been thought OF.
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NANCY HANKS ECLIPSED.

Zimmerman, the Eicyclist Beats Fer Re-
gnlation Track Record.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept. 9.-Zimmer-
man to- day first started for Nancy Hanks
mile record with flying start. He did
not succeed but established record of
2:OS45 Wendle next tried flying start
for half mile making it in l 100 10 The
New Jersey rider was then sent after the
Nancy Hanks record second time,
eclipsing her record made on regulation
track by one-tifth of second His time
was 2 :06 As. About two hundred spectators
witnessed the feat and nearly went wild
when the result was announced.
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TRIAL Has BEGUN.
Prosecution Opens the C9ur
d'Alene Mining Cases.
THE DEFENSE FEEL CONFIDENT.
Superintendent of the Bunker Hill and suln-
van Nine the First witness-General
Opinion on the Makeup Of the Jury.


CGUR D'ALENE, Ida, Sept Especial
telegram to TIE HERALD. THE special
venire for additional jurors was returned
served this morning, and q challenge to
the panel wac made by Hawley, based on
the alleged partiality Of Deputy Marshal
Stranahan to the prosecution. The chal-
lenged was dlsallowed- After each side
had exhausted their peremptory chaiienge
the defense claimed the right to serve
more challenges. The court refused TO al
low but three Defendants attorneys
claim that this is a fatal error, and that
even if convicted none OF the defend
ants will be sentenced.
The jury for the trial Of the defendants
Is as follows: G. w. Toner. Benjamin
Butler. W. S. Chambers, H. Brumley,
Vim. Wells, ]. NJ. Emerson, J. w. Berry
man, William Martin, f. S. Newsom, L.
b. Macarthur. B. w. Benheld and William
Ryan.
United States Attorney Wood made a
lengthy opening speech for the prosecu-
ton, preventing fully the position Of the
prosecution and what they expected 20
prove Mr.. Woods able address was
listened to with close attention.
At 2 O'Clock
THE PROSECUTION COMMENCED
their case by offering in evidence the
papers in the civil suit Of the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan Mining company vs. the
Wardner Miners union ct al, in order TO
show that an injunction had been issued
and subsequently violated by the defend
ants.
Reddy, for the defense, objected on nu-
merous grounds to each separate psDer, but
all were admitted except the answers OF
defendants.
Superintendent V. NJ Clement of the
Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine, was then
placed upon the stand and examined by
Hepburn. His evidence In chief occupied
the balance of the afternoon, his testimony
being substantially the same as given by
him at Boise City in the contempt proceed
ings. The defense demurred to any evi
deuce being given, on she ground that
the indictment did not state cause Of
action. This was overruled after s
lengthy argument The defense inter
posed numerous objections to Clements
evidence and Messrs Hawley and Reddy
are
FIGHTING EVERY INCH OF THE GROUND
and appear confident Of success. while the
prosecution are seemingly afraid of some
Of the rulings heretofore given.
The general feeling among the outside
spectators is that jury favorable to the
defense has been obtained
Sixteen prisoners were brought down
from Wallace tonight in charge of Lieu
tenant Brook and squad OF soldiers.
There are no other prisoners now left in
Shoshone county except Peter Breen, and
his bonds will be arranged in a day or two
John MCGOWAN, Joseph Davis and Mike
Godfrey are among the prisoners brought
down tonight.
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Racing at La,onia.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 9.-The Latonia track
was fast.
Seven ADMINISTRATIONS won, Flora
Mcdonald second. Time :2915.
Mile-Loudon won, Tenny, jr., second,
Critic third. Time :43lS.
Six and one-half furlongs-Giveaway
i 1919.
Free handicap, five furlongs-De Deception
won Fay L second Shadow third. Time
Il :0215a.
Four and one-half MISUNDERSTANDING
Lady won, Beautiful Bells second, Say o
third. Time-561a.
Seven furlongs-Jack Richelieu wo1,
Heppona second, Dearest third. Time
1870.
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Royalty Receives a Recrplion.

GENOA, Sept. 9.-King Humbert and
Queen Margherita visited the Columbus
exhibition today. An immense crowd was
present and tbs king and queen received
an ovation. The event of the day was the
formal reception of the French Admiral
Rienuier, who brought letter from Presi-
dent Carnpt
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TRACK AND FIELD.
Racing, Baseball Games and
Other Outdoor Amusements.
Record of the Principal Sporting Events of
the Day as 1elegraphed to
The Herald.
Champion Corbe,t En- Route.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 9.-The special
train conveying Champion Corbett and
party left New Orleans at this morning
for this city, where Corbett will be ten
dered reception this evening At Mobile
an immense throng gathered and shouted
until the new champion was obliged TO
dress and show himself ct the door. He
was cheered to the echo.
Corbett boxed with Daley, his sparring
partner, at O'Brien's opera house tonight.
Eighteen hundred people were in the
house. Even standing room could not be
had, and the angry mob of disappointed
men struggled with each other outside.
The champion was received with tumultous
applause
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PRINCE MICHAEL.

He Is still Keeping Up His Idyosyneracies In
the fenitentisry.
Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner DIspatch.l
JACKSON, Mich, Sept. 9.-Princs Michael,
the flying roller, is as anxious as ever to
keep before the public, svsn though he be
behind penitentisry walls. He appeared at
literary entertainment given at the prison
last evening. The subject of his lecture
was: "My Lifes Vicissitudes and the
EXPLANATION The other convicts uHmar-
cifully laughed and ridiculed his effort and,
finally, firing Of the mess Of rubbish, Kissed
him from the stage. Prince Mike still in
sists on calling everyone brother. He
Claims that il ne but said ths word the
prison walls would tumble in the dust.
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THE DEAD POET.
Arrangements Completed for the Funeral Of
John g. Whittier.

JONI o. HniII6T-
AMEsBuRY, Mass, Sept. 9.-The ar
for the funeral Of John G.
Whittier have been completed. The body
will lie in state from II till tomorrow, and
after the Quaker service. the interment
will take place in the cemetery, where is
located the Whittier lot. All places OF
business will be closed from 3 20 tomor-
row. Many buildings are already dressed
in mourning and flags everywhere IN the
town are at half mast.
Whittier's will contains number Of be-
quests to charitable institutions as well "a
to relatives and friends. He requested
that the funeral be conducted Sin the plain
and quiet way Of the Society OF Friends"
He leaves manuscripts, letters and papers
to Samuel T. Pickard OF Portland, Me. II
is expected that Packard will supsrintend
his biography.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The announce
ment contained in cable message from
Rome that Porter. the American minister
to Italy, had resigned, will not surprise
persons in Official circles here if the report
should be verified At the time Porter re-
turned TO Rome, after prolonged absence
occssioned by the recall of Baron Fava
1t was stated that he would, before long,
tender his resignation to enter politics.
and it is presumed that this announced in
tention has been carried ont, though the
absence of officials delsys its yerihcation
in Washington.
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EXPIATED THEIR CRIME.

Two Murderers Hung In South Caroliaa-
Two More Given Respite of Thirty Days.
SPARTANsBURG, S. c., Sept. e.-The
quadruple hanging to have taken place
here today, was converted into s dual one
by the governor ordering g respite for
Mayor Hanneman, and Hilorey Down, the
child murderer. Andy Jefferies and Adam
Foster, the two stalwart twenty three
year-old coiored men, expiated their crimes
on the gallows within the enclosure of the
jail yards in the presence OF only the lew
men the law permits. Nothing sensational
occurred. Both men met death with
stocism and expressed themselves ready to
meet their God.
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Concluded Its Work.

DETROIT, sept. 9.-The court martial for
last week trying Lieutenant Geary of the
United States army on number of charges
concluded its work today. 1t is said the
prevailing impression at the fort is that
the case VIII never go further than Gen
eral Miles, and Geary will not be more
than reprimauded, and there is possibil-
itv he VIII not be pnnished ct all
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ties to put up letter boxes on request Of
citizens for collection and delivery of mali
at house doors. The order II is said affects
nearly three million residences to which
the free delivery service is already ex-
tended, and it is regarded by post-experts
as the most important departure in the free
delivery of mails since the beginning of
the system under Postmaster General
LII
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Blot at Teheran.

TEHERAN, Sept. 9.-The city has been
the scene of a serious riot, during which a
mob fercely attacked the local prison.
They gained possession of the building and
liberated the prisoners A number Of
iaiIers were killed.
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WHERE WILL II END?
Arrival OF a Ship Literally
Loaded With Cholera.
DEATHS ARE OCCURRING DAILY.
DR.. jenkins Arraigned by Unfortunate Quar-
antined Passengers-Ths Situation
in General

New YORK, Aug. 9.-The Hamburg
American line steamship Scandal, Captain
Keepff from Hamburg, arrived at lower
quarantine this evening and was detained
there as all the ships from that port are.
At midnight there were no definite re-
ports from her. The steamship Spree, for
Brennan will be released from quarantine.
FULL OF CHOLERA.
antine, is full of cholera. There were
thlrty-two deaths on board during the
voyage, twenty-nine Storage, two second
cabin and one first cabin.
The Scandal has it from her bow to
stern. from main deck to keelson. Cabin
passengers, crew and emigrants all have it
in their midst. She will in all probability
be the hardest cholera importer TO fight of
the lot.
AS though the Scandal was not enough
for one night, another horror adds to the
situation. Yesterday the Wyoming was
only on the suspect list. Now, at2 IN the
morning, she can be
CLAssED AS A CHOLERA SHIP.
Mrs Person, mother of two little children,
Elias and Adelaide, who died yesterday OF
g suspicious disease, herself succum bed to
the dread disease. She with three more
we're removed from the Wyoming during
the late forenoon yesterday. They were
placed in the hospital and Mrs. Persons
died during the night
The Scandal left the plague stricken port
of Hamburg Aug. %, loaded with 1888
souls. She had an enormous number of
steerage. Before she had been many days
out cholera broke out, and before she ar
rived the pest was fairly raging on board
OF her. Thirty-nine cases occurred in half
a week, of these 80 succumbed before she
arrived at Lower Quarantine anchorage.
One by one, by couples and by threes the
bodies Of the unfortunate victims were
dropped overheard.
DIR. Brown boarded all vessels at mid
night and found all well on board the Nor
mania, Rugia Moravia aud Wyoming,
but when he reached the Scandal he found
this terrible disaster and trouble. There
are still seven virulent cases on board and
these DR.. Byron removed to Swinburne
island.
The Scandal is the first vessel to arriv G
thoroughly infected with cholera.
THE WYOMING CASES.
Dr. Jenkins reports that the two deaths
aboard the Wyoming are said to have been
rem. There were also three Russians
will go back to lower quaratine and the
steerage passengers will be landed or
! Hoffman Island for observation.
| Mrs. Pearson, mother of Elias and AIDE
laide, who died on board the Wyoming
and who herself was removed to Swim
| burne Island died tonight.
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Gratifying Decrease.

ST.. PErERsBuRe, Sept. 9.-The official
returns for Tuesday from all infected dis
tricts in Russia show gratifying decrease
in the number of deaths. The figures
Tuesday as compared with Monday, show
decrease of S43 new cases, and 1859 deaths.
The deaths on Tuesday throughout the
whole empire were, AL and the new
oasee T61
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Struck for higher Wages.

MENoMINEE, Mich. Sept 9.-The en-
ployees of tho Sawyer Goodman saw mills,
Menominee Lumber company's mill,
Scwartz mill and the Menominee g. Mar
ouette box factory went on q strike for
higher wages this morning and by tomor-
row all the mills in the city will be closed.
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Nine Hen We're Killed.

ALTOONA, Pc. Sept. 9.-Later reports
from the collision on the Cam bria & Clear
field railroad last night show that nine
men were killed. All but the engineer and
fireman were Italian laborers.
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odd FELLOWS En- Route to Portland.

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-The hotels are filing
up with Odd Fellows on their way to at
tend the annual gathering at Portland, Or.
/. K. Power Of Cedar Rapids, Ia. chairman
of the transportation committee, estimates
that 10000 Odd Follows will attend the
Portland MEETING
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BOY ROBBERS.
Two of Those Who Robbed Store are Cap
tured and VIII Rave a Hearing Today

TWO OF Ihoss WHO h0bbed store are TAP
tured and VIII Rave Hearing Today.
SALIVA. Sept. Especial telegram to
THE HERALD. Two of the boys who
participated in the robbery Of Chris Paul
sens bureau of $3.50 in RichHeld about
in Parowsn and were brought to RichfeId
yesterday for preliminary trial tomor-
row. The boys ara natives of Richhsld
and have foundations for tough citizens
unless a halt is called
PaHisen had been sitting on jury at
the time of the theft being locked in the
jury rooms fact that the young repro
bates were aware Offence their enter
prise,
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WIN Inyestigats the Renort.

New YORK, Sept. 9.-The Democratic
campaign committee on literature this
afternoon decided to investigate the recent
report of Labor Commissioner Peck in
view of the fact that President Harrison
had made use OF it in his letter of accept
ance
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MARINETTE, Wis, Sept. ALI lumber
mills in this place are closed. Between
1900 and 5000 men went out today. The
strikers marched from mill to mill and
compelled all mill hands to join their
ranks. The saloons are closed. Disturb
ances are feared.
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FAILED OF THEIR PURPOSE.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Burglarize an Ex
press Office.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. AT $3.50 this
morning the Southern Express Office was
entered through the door on the Perdido
street side by three men, who put pistol
TO the watchman's head, forced him against
post and tied him there, when Mr.. Peck,
an employee of the company, advanced
upon them. The burglars fired at him and
then turned to run, but as Peck started In
pursuit they fired another shot at him
One of the burglars was captured. He
gave his name as James Clifford, formerly
an employee OF the company.
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CAST UP BY THE WAVES.
Some of the Bedding Found That Was
Thrown from the Moravia

inTown ff5if cn5 ioraVfE.
WAeHINeToN. Sept. 9.-Ths attention OF
the treasury department was today called
to the report that a pillow msrked siMo-
rsvia," and presumed to be portion of
the infected bedding cast away by the yes
sci on it's recent tragic voyage to New
York, had been picked up on the Jersey
coast Other articles of similar character
were found at other points Oh The same
coast The matter was first reported to
the state health authorities and they took
prompt action All the articles were
destroyed by fire ana orders given for the
immediate establishment of an efficient
patrol along the entire coast for the
destruction by fire Of any articles found on
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APPOINTED BY THE POPE.
Archbishop satolli Will Visit This Country
as an apostolic Delegate.

New York. Sept. 9.-The Catholic Neus
received cablegrsm from Rome saying
the pope had appointed Archbishop Satolli
apostolic delegate to the United States. He
will leave Rome for this country very
shortly, accompanied by Mgr. O'Conuell,
rector Of the American college in Rome, as
secretary They will visit all the dioceses
in the country and obtain statistics as to
growth and present condition of the faith
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Death of an Italian Colder.

LONDON, Sept. 9.-The announcement is
made of the death of General Enrico Cial-
DIM, the Italian soldier and statesman,
aged eighty one years. He was commander
in-chief of the troops in Central Italy and
served as ambassador to Paris from 1876 10
100
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Purchase of Silver.

WASHINGTON, Sept e-Tne amounts Of
silver offered for sale to the treasury de-
partment today was 795, 600 ounces. and
amount purchased 100000 ounces, as fol-
lows--0 1854 10 0. 1858.
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Carte Blanche From Governor Flower

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Governor
Flower this evening sent telegram to
health officer jenkins saying:
Secure proper assistance to aid you in do
ing all possible for relief and safety of passen.
gers detained in quarantine, You may pur-
chase or rent the necessary land or buildings
on Fire Island for quarantine purposes
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What is called the vegetable boa con-
strictor," q species of climber which, it is
said by romancers, twines about great
trees so tightly as to strangle them to death,
is claimed to have been discovered in India.
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Two Cases of Aslatic Cholera.

ROTTERDAM, Sept. 1.-TWO cases of
Aslatlc cholera are reported at Kralingen.
Both of the patients were employed I'M
loading ships from Hamburg and Russia.
One is dead.
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CLOSED THEIR CONFERENCE.

Colored Republicans at Troy, N. Y, Endorse
Harrison aud keid.
TROY, n. Y, Sept 9.-The colored Re-
pnbiicans of the state concluded their con-
ference today. The resolutions endorse
the administrator of President Harrison
and declare that The nomination for vice
president of Whitelaw Reid, 1.-The editor of
the great newspaper which waged such 8
relentless warfare for our liberty, is par
ticularly pleasing to us''