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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24
stage Coach Goes through Bridge

Stage Coach Goes through a Bridge
TILLAMooK, Or, July 23.-Last night
mail stage went through the bridge across
the North Trask river, falling thirty feet
into the raging current among the rocks
below. G. Il. Hadly of Tiliamook ard
Rev. Edmunds of Iowa, passengers, and
Wilsben Maddox, driver, were all fatally
ininrn6
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TO RETALIATE.
Canada Win Take Measures to Get Back at
the United States.

OTTAWA. Ont. July 23.-It is reported on
good authority that the Dominion govern
ment. 10 the event of President Harrisons
enforcing the act imposing tax on Cana
dian vessels passing through the 500 canal,
will pass an order 10 counsel, imposing q
tax on American vessels passing through
the Welland canal This, it is declared,
will not be any more OF an evasion of the
treaty of Washington than the threatened
American decree, as the United States gov
eminent by the same treaty agreed to Sc
cure for the Canadians on the same terms
as Americans the use of the 500 canal, at
thar time owned by the state of Michigan.
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CHICAGO, July 23.-This has been the
hottest DAY OF the season here. aid about
score Of cases of sunstroke were recorded,
one or two fatally. Some of the members
of the Second regiment of the Illinois
National guard, who returned home today
from the annual epcsmpmeat were stricken
down while on dress Isayade on the lake
front
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THE RETURN TRIP
Honorable Adlai Stevenson En-
Route for Illinois.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED
All Along the LIne-w. H. UnderwOod's
Mission to the East Concerning the
Colorado Electoral Vote.

New YoRK, July 23.-Many Democrats
of prominence assembled at the New York
Central depot today to see Hon. A. E.
Stevenson and party Off on the return trip
to Illinois. Among those accompanying
Stevenson was w. H. Underwood of Colo
RADIO, whose mission to the east was to
confer with ex- President Cleveland, Mr..
Stevenson and other prominen. Democrats
on the advisability of Colorado Democrats
endorsing the Peoples party candidates
for the presidential electors of that state.
To an Associated Press representative,
Underwood ssid:
at is question on which the Demo
Gratis of Colorado differ. The failure of
the Republicans to adopt satisfactory
financial plank created revolt among
them, and the Peoples party received an
impetus which places it in a position to
control the balance of power, if not sweep
the state. If the Democrats endorse the
Peoples party candidate for elector, the de-
feat of the Republicans in Colorado is as
sured."
Cleveland, Stevenson, Whitney, Harrity
and others all favored endorsing, but On
derwood said they hoped to impose upon
the Peoples party the condition that if the
Democrats endorsed their electors it would
be with the understanding that if the cleo
ton of president was thrown into the
House the Colorado electors must cast the
vice-presidential vote for Stevenson. Un-
derwood thinks with this concession the
Colorado Democrats, WILL without doubt,
endorse the Peoples party candidates.
AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, N. Y. July 23.-The train bear
ing Stevenson and party reached here on
time, and the vice-presidential candidate
received O hearty welcome from several
hundred people. He was called out of the
car and made brief speech, saying he was
carry ng good tidiugs back to Illinois about
the Democracy of New FORK, and thanking
them all for the cordial reception.
After the speach the crowd gave three
cheers for Stevenson and three more for
Cleveland, and as many as could shook
hands with him before the train pulled out.
AT UTICA.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 2S-At Utica
there was another crowd of enthusiastic
Democrats, headed by Secretary Beardsly,
of the Democratic state committee. MIR.
Stevenson spoke briefly. He then intro
duced Don Dickinson OF Michigan, who
spoke briefly, telling the people they were
going to carry the news to the west that
New York VIII give the largest majority
for Cleveland and Stevenson that ever
has been given for Democratic candidate.
w. E. Ewing of Chicago also spoke
briefly
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PoTTsvILLE, Pa, July %. There was an
explosion of gas on New York farm early
this morning. 1t is known that nine were
killed, aud three missing, are also probably
dead and at least ten badly burned, some Of
whom may die.
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town obtains its water supply. and the in
habitants of the town have been drinking
poisoned water ever since. II similar
state of affairs exists at other towns, this
pollution may explain tho spread Of the
cholera along the VolZa.
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Nnnitoha E,ec.,on.

WINNIPEG, Man, July 2S.-The election
today resulted in the return of the Green
way government to power by majority of
seven over the opposition. The question
OF national schools or separate schools was
the great issue OF the campaign, the victory
bsing for the former.
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Alice considered Iusane.

MEMPHIS. July 23.-In the Alice Mitchell
case today DR.. F.. L. Sim, a specialist on
nervous diseases, testified at length. He
considered Alice Mitchell insane and saw
no evidence of sexual depravity.
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BEkKMAN INTERVIEWED.

He Says That Frick Is Dangerous and
Should Die.
New YORK, July pa morning paper
prints an interview alleged to be held in
Pittsburg with Berkman, the would be
assassin OF Frlck. The reporter sage the
prisoner at first refused TO say anything.
He talked about capitaiistic pressure. but
when the reporter addressed him in
German he warmed up and began to talk
He asked If Prick was dead, and expressed
disappointment when told that Prick would
probably live.
When asked why he shot Frick, Berk-
man went on with a lengthy harangue in
which lie said no one had ever been bene-
fitted by Tricks living on the contrary he
made thousands miserable. In Home
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THE STRIKE SITUATION.
Nothing New at the Different POlnts-Non-
Union Men still Coming in.

PITTssURe, July 23.-There is nothing
new in the general strike situation tonight
at the different points. The steamer Tide
took up lot of non union men this after
noon, and 500 are now SAID to be at work.
The Amalgamated association is greatly
elated because of the signing of the scale
by the Illinois Steel company.
A thorough search up and down the river
fails TO corroborate the rumor which was
circulated that a number OF non unicn men
were thrown into the river from the
steamer Little Bill.
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GxtensIYe Consplracr.

KANSAS CIrT, July 23.-Detectives a
work on the suspected conspiracy between
conductor and train agents now halsava
tho conspiracy extends to esch and 6Tefy
road lending cut OF tais Guy IN Oh aireC-
tio1s.
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De fanlter piscoyared.

MT. CLEMENS, Mich, July 23.-Peter
Fluemer, clerk in Ullrch & Crocker's
bank for several years has been discovered
TO be defaulter. Investigations are rum
ming the figures up aud they may reach
$40, 900.
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Arabs Revolt.

LONDON. July 23.-The Arabs Of yam.
COVE, on the upper Congo, have revoltsd
against the Congo free state and cut on
communications with Tongsyika.
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Murdered and Robbed.

WAsHINeToN, July 23.-Peter Young a
grocer. WAS murdered LAST night by an
unknown person and robbed OF bis day's
receipts. The skull was crushed with q
club.
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Prick WILL RECOVER.
The Doctors Confident That His Wounds Are
Not SeriOus-Peopie Indignant.

Not SeriOus-Pe0pie indignant.
PITTsRuRc, Pa, July 22.-Frick refused
ali medicine until o'clock. when be was
given sedative ano was soon sleeping
bouudly- lie was removed home soon after
z O'clock.
DIR. Litchfeld is confident Prick will re-
cover. although seriously injured. At
midnight be was resting easily.
The news OF the attempted assassination
SPREAD LIKE wiLDFIRE,
snd in five minutes after the shooting
Fifth avenue. from Market to Wood street
was blocked with people, and the greatest
Indignation WAS expressed at the cowardlv
decd. When Berkman was brought out of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24

BAToSNE, N. j., July 23.-Over 100000
worth of property of the Tide Water Oil
company at Constable Hook was destroyed
BY ire today.
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POISONED WATER.
The Spread of the Cholera Along the yOlga
Partly Explaiued.

VIENNA, July sS.-AccOrding to reports
in the Austro-Polish papers, workman
died of the plague at Baku, July 2. The
ductors declared 1t 8 case Of the plague,
but the governor denied it and forbade the
mention of the matter 10 the newspapers.
No preventative measures were ordered by
the authorities. The plague spread and
large number of the inhabitants have since
died. The disease came from Meshed
Three years ago the hospital authorities at
Jarosslaff. on the Volga river, had pipes
secretly conducted TO convey hospital sew
erage into the river, Just above where the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-24
ATTEMPT
AT MURDER
4. C. Prick Shot by a
Crazy Anarchist.
PISTOL And KNIFE
He Was Shot Three Times and
Then Stabbed.
PRoNoUNCEDsAFE BY PHYSICIANS

When Arrested the Anarchist Proclaims That
he Came There to KIN Frick-Dynamits
Discovered in his Mouth-The SItua-
ton in General at Homestcad-De-
nonstratiOns Over o'Dounems
Release Liable TO Cause
Trouble.
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QUEBzc, July %. -Bonchard the SNUG
gler has been captured by the militia ana
brought TO port.
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UTAH REPRESENTED
At the New York Notification
Ceremonies.
Delegate Caiue CoDgTstnlates Mr.. Cleveland
on His ReDOminatiOn-Ihe Special Com
mitteo to Utah Not Yet Decided Upon.
HERALD BUREAU.
Cor. 18th and G Sts., N. W.,
WAsHINGrnN- ID @ July %

Delegate Game went over to New York
On Monday last to attend the big Demo-
cratic pow-wow at Madison Square Garden
when Cleveland and Stevenson were noti-
fled of their nomination.
Mr.. Game held the proxy of the Utah
member of the national committee. Later
in the evening he stepped forward with the
other members of the committee to con-
graduate Mr.. Cleveland OF his renouina-
ton. MIR. Cleveland greeted Mr. Game
with his old-time cordially, whereupon
the latter said:
"If Utah were state she would give
Cleveland and Stevenson three electoral
votes"
A pleased smile overspread Mr.. Cleve-
lands face as he answered earnestly:
''If Utah could vote there is no doubt
how she would 60.
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NOT YET INTRODUCED.

Senator Platt has not yet introduced his
resolution authorizing a sub committee of
the Committee on Territories to visit Utah,
Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma. The
resolution was drafted day before yester
day, but Mr.. Plat Is supposed to be with
holding its Introduction until such time as
he can speak on it. AS the expenses of the
journey will be PAID out of the contingent
fund of the Senate, it will not be necessary
to secure the co operation of the House to
make the trip.
1t is quite probable the resolution will be
adopted, as the Senate is proverbially more
liberal in its expenditures than the House.
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PTTTsBuRG, July 28.-Until ten days ago
Prick had been receiving several crank
letters every day. but they ceased yester-
day. when one came which notified him
that he had but iwenty-four hours to live.
This was probably from Berkmar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-27
THE CHINA CLOSET.


Many Novel aud DAlaty Things in Glass
and Porcelain.
Among the prettiest designs in china.
ware are the Louis XIV. cups. They are
made with long indentations following
the limos Of the cups and saucers. They
are decorated in the Rose du Barri tint.
Other pretty coffee cups are Of turquoise
blue color, studded thickly on the out.
side with little points Of gold and lined
with gold. The shape Of those is gou-
orally ttaring widely toward tho top.
Chippendale glass Is another pretty
revival Of old things. II is adorned
with floral wreaths heavily done in gold.
The tracery itIelf, however. 10 quite
delicate.
Sauce plates are made in the shape OF
pansies and other flat-petalod flowers.
They are colored realistically and the
edges curl upward, A pretty set Of
pansy design had one Of rich-looking
browns, one in deep purple, one in
yellow, one in white, one In pale layen-
der, and, in short, one in every ono of
lbe possible shades OF .pansy blossoms.
In all there was limo or TWO of gold,
as there is apt to be in the flower itself.
New claret jug1 Of strawberry cut
glass or baScarat are decorated with a
tracery of vine leaves aud grapes which
seems appropriate. Tho shapes are like
tho slender Egyptian and Etruscan
vases.
Some OF tho new plates are octagon-
shaped and others are four-sided. They
arc a pleasant change from tho circle,
and when their edges are futed they
are particularly pretty.
A tea get which was at least novel Of
was Of the dull black china lined with
pink and decorated with golden mon
ogram. Almost equally odd was a set
in Nile green lined with silver and bear
ing q silver monogram.
Finger bowls Of octRgon il shape are
new. They are generally OF two colors
"a band Of pale green alternately with
one Of gold, a deep purple with pink
and the like.
A chocolate pot in the form Of lotus
flower is a novelty. The base is Of wide.
open petals, which gradually become
close and form the top, whilethe handle
is Of the twisted brown stom. Some
what similar arc the bonbonieres, made
in the shape and coloringota pond lilly,
tho tinted leaves opening about space
in the middle, in which the bonbons lie.
There should DO rejoicing among
housekeepers, for an unbeatable china
has been invented. Nothing strikingly
pretty has vet been shown in this ware,
but that will probably follow.
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nAoKEp BY UNCLE SAM.

A Congressman Whose -Four Dsuees Wore
Supported By the Authorities.
s. Louis POai. Dfspdteh.
1.-THE luckiest man in poker game"
remarked Washington man in a remi-
niscent mood, as he drew three cards,
twas certain congressman from ILL.,
nois. He was backed in jackpot by
the United States. We were having
nice little game OF So limit. There is.
often smart pile of money in a 50
limit Around the hotel table were
four Of us, and this was the only con.
gresham who had sand enough and
money enough to sit out the game.
There was night session and an excit-
ing time in the house of represents
tiyes, and tho others had dropped out
ono by one on the score OF public duty.
"Well. it was getting on toward, 9
o'clock in the morning and We had .
lovely pot and everybody stayed in.
The pot was opened on four deuces and
the man stood pat. That was this same
congressman. There was nothing less
than good pair out, and everybody
seemed to have improved his hand by
the draw. The betting was lively. just
then a servant rushed in and said that
there was a call of the house and the
sergeant-at-arms was at the door
"T'd play this baud out ii the whole
United States was at the door, said the
statesman.
"'Keep him out minute, JIM
"'Lock the door.
"But the big foot Of tho serreant-at-
arms was thrust in the crack Of the in
ner door as Jim was going out to bar the
outer one,
"'I am sorry, gentlemen, but -
"'I'm not Interrupted the member
I'll go as soon as rake in this jackpot.
In the meantime let mo have fifty
1.-THE sergeant-at-arms produced his
order book and the fifty coon wont to
swell the pile. I'll draw on you for a
hundred. pretty soon, came from the
plucky Illinoisan. Ono Of US laid down
his hand at this and another began to
look nervous. There were several ]. o.
US in the pile already, and l was
down TO my last dollar and had to call
I had king full, and-well, the Illinois
Congressman and his four depces and
the sergeant.At-arms and tho United
States treasury aud that jackpot, With!
about $500 in 1t, all won't of together"
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This remedy is becoming SO well
known and 50 popular ~ to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not exist,
and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters viii cure all
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, BoiIs, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from tho syatem and
prevent as we'll as cure all Malarial fe-
vers. For cure Of Headache, Constipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitterc.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 80 cents and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. s
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Among the thousands Of testimonials
Of cures by DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
ia that OF Nathan Allisons, we'll known
clifton OF Glen Rock. Pa, who for yearh
had shortness Of breath, sleeplsIsness,
pain in loft side, shoulders, gmothering
spells, etc. one bottle Of DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and one box Of Nerve and
Liver Pills, cured him. Peter 5nquet,
Salem, N. J., is another witness, who
for twenty yeart suffered with heart
disease, was pronounced incurable by
physicians, death stared him in the
face, could not lie down for fear Of
smothering to death. Immediately at.
ter using the New Cure he felt better
and could lie dowl and sleep all night,
and Is now we'll man. The New Cure
is sold, also free book, by Logan Drug
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IN. pO.. In The world.

Senator Henry O. Nelson, Of New
York, writes: ''0n the 9th of Feb
rusry, 1888, I was taken with violent
pain in tho region Of the kidneys. l
suffered such agony that l could b4rdly
stand up. As soon rs possible / APP
pliod two ALIcocK's Porous .PLAsTEEs,
ono over each kidney, and laid down,
In an hour. to my surprise and delight
the pain had vanished and lwas well,
| wore the plasters for day or two as 4
precaution, and then removed them. l
have been using AbLcocE's Porous PAS
TERs in my family for the last ten
years, and have always found them the
quickest aud best rcmady for colds,
strains aud rheumatic affections. From
my exnerienCe | believe they arc the
best plasters in the world.
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REDUCTION IN IRON RATES.
wheeling Lake Erie Announces Cat
and tho Local LInss VIII Meet 1t.

wheeling q Lake Erie Announces Cat,
and tho Local Lines VIII Meet 1t
PIrrsBuRoH, June 2e.-An important
meeting of the Pittsburgh and YounHu-
town freight committees will be held in
the Lake Shore Office tomorrow to re-
duce the westbound rates on iron. A
short time ago the Wheeling & Lake
Erie road got into Wheeling. and re-
Gently they announced a cut in iron
rates. The local roads will have to meet
the reduction. 1t will apply to Chicago,
st. Louis, Cincinnati and intermediate
points. AS the rates will have 70 be
checked up, it is impossibie to give the
new rates now. The out will vary
from one to three centa, according to
the point in the territory. This will BIO
good news tor the iron men. Some Of
tho freight representatives from Cleve-
land will be present at the meeting.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie road has q
traffic arrangement with the Pittsburgh
4 Cincinnati packer line. General Man.
ager Woodford hopes to zee the road
extended to this city some day.
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Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon a healthy condition Of
ali the vital organs. If the liver be in
active, you have a bilious look, ii your
stomach be disordered you have
dyspepdc look and il your kidneys be
Affected you have q pinched look.
Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bitters is the great
Alternative and tonic acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples,
blotches, boils aud gives good COM
pisxion. Sold At Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
itore, 80 cents per bottle. 4
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ARE you troubled with corns or bum
ions? II 40, lot nI give yon little Rd.
vico. Pare them down IS closely as
possible without drawing blood; then
soak them in warm water to soften
them, and apply 0hambsrlSih's Pain
Balm twice daily, rubbing them vigor-
oualy for few minutes OF each applica.
ton. A corn plaster should BIO worn
for few days to protect them from the
shoe. AS general Imminent Tor sprains,
bruises, lame back or rheumatism, Pain
Balm Is all that can be desired. SO
cent bottles for sale by druggists. pAw
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CHICAGO. ILL. June 2S.-catte recelpty 1900
head; Ghipmentg 1,l60 head: market steady; ma.
500; cows 81 15G2 CO. Hogs, racelpts 1900 head;
shipments 400 head; market 6aloc lower;
rough and common & eOGl 50; mixed packers
81 91a5 Is; packing and shipping % lOa5 ~;
'hS5 Sheep, receipts 2,5UO head: shipments
1000 head. market steady and weak; natives
81 l0e5 90; Texans q 60at 50; westerns u 76a5 So
native ieed0n d boiS 90
East LIBERTY. Pa June 25.-Cattls. receipts
SO head: shipments lel hes9; nothing doing:
had; shipments 400 head; market active; com.
mon 10 best S. a0Gj 81 Sheep. recsipta l 200
head; shipments 1000 head: nothing doing.
CINCINNATI o., June 25.-Hogs stronger and
higher; common and Light 81 Jlee u. packing
shipments 40 head.
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ONE EtNlOY9

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleansss the sys-
TEN eGsctually, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to tho taste and 40.
ceptsbie to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gieta Any reliable druggist u6o
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
Eishes'to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
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san FRANCISCO. cal.
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