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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-22
PROBATE COURT ORDERS.
Estates Settled and the Usual Orders Made
in Such Cases.

Estate of Eliza Johnson; petition for
order to sell real estate came on; proof OF
posting approved; Richard Brimley sworn
and examined; order made for sale of
real estate, and administrators ordered to
file additional bond in the sum of 80, 400.
Estate of Hannah Attwicks; petition for
distribution came on; order made for dis
tribution; matter of costs for contest of
will taken under Amusement
Estate of Charles Ray bould; final &C
count and petition for distribution came
on; William f. Raybould sworn and ex-
amined order made allowing account and
for making distribution.
Estate of B. T. Young petition for sale
of real estate dismissed for want Of proper
publication.
In the matter of the disincorporstion of
the Mill Greek Lumber and Building COR
poration; petition for decree of dissolution
came on; proof of publication approved !;
Niels D.. Jensen, Robert Pike and Corne-
Illus G.. Green sworn and examined; decree
made dissolving the corporation.
Estate of Alma S. Webb; July % to hear
final account and petition for distribution.
Estate and guardianship of Brigham
Piper ct al. minors July 20 to hear petit
ton for order to sell real estate.
Estate of William G. Collett; order made
dismissing orders made June 20 TO hear pc
tltion for order conveying real estate by
the Administrative; July 20 to hear petition
of the Utah Manufacturing and Building
company for an order TO convey real es-
tate; July 20 to hear petition Of George
Saville for an order to convey real estate.
A natural mineral water bottled at Soda
SpriuCa Idaho
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EMMoNs BLAINE'S BURIAL.

A Large Number or Friends OF the Family
We're Present
CHIcAeo, June 2l.-The funeral services
over the remains OF the lar Emmons
Blaine took place this Afternoon at the Nc
Cormick residences in this city, conducted
by Rev. pr. Mcpherson OF the Second
Presbyterian church. A large number Of
friends Of the Mccormick and Blaine fam
iles were present. The services were ex-
ceedingly simple and At the conclusion Sec
Rotary and Mrs. Blaine and other members
Of the two families accompanied BY large
aconcourBe OF friends Of the deceased fol
lowed the remains to .Cracelnnd cemetery.
whore they were deposited In the McCor-
1nicE family vapit. preparatory to inter
rnent ia an adi5ihing lot which has been
purchased for the purpose.
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States in the tenth volume contains full
history Of the war, It's causes and It's results
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etc, the great and decisive battles srs
separately treated. The biographies 81
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Hancock and Stonewan Jackson, and shs
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ARE AFTER HISSCALP.
Alleged Dishonesty of a Road
Supervisor.
A PETITION FOR HIS REMOVAL
Improvements on Seventh East Street. Below
Tenth south-A Bee Inspector Appointed
The saItair Franchise.

The county court met yesterday at In,
Selectmen Cahoon, Hardy and Butter be-
ing present In the absence OF Judge
Bartch, Hardy presided.
HOSPITAL REPORT
The report of the patients under county
charge in ST. Marks hospital was read and
fled.
AFTER HIS SCALP.
The petition of Jacob Hunter ct al. of
Granite precinct, was read as follows, and
referred to Hardy, Cahoon and Butter:
I'VE, taxpayers OF Salt Lake county,
respectfully ask to have Samuel Wallace
removed We charge him with being dis
honest and overbearing with the men I'M
der him. The petition is signed by
thirty men, some of whom have been and
are now working under him.
LIQUOR BOND APPROVED.
The bond of Allen Hall Of West Jordan
was approved and liquor license ordered
issued.
IMPROVEMENTS ON SEVENTH EAST STREET.
The petition of James p. Smith ct al for
the Improvement of Seventh East street
below Tenth South street was granted.
NO NEW ROAD.
The petition of John Neff ct al. for road
across Mill Greek in East Mill Creek pre-
cinct was denied.
NEW ROAD TO BE OPENED.
The petition of James Nicholson ct al. Of
Draper for the opening of road from the
center Of section 16, thence west through
section IL on the half section line connect
ing with the county road running north
and south from Draper. township 3 south,
range east, was granted.
NO REBATE.
BY advice of the county attorney the
petition of H. F. Copeland for rebate on
liquor license was denied.
BEE INSPECTOR APPOINTED.
The petition of the Salt Lake County
Bee Keepers association was granted and
Henry Taufer appointed bee inspector for
Salt Lake county.
THE sALTAIR FRANCHISE.
1t was ordered that the franchise Of the
Saltair Railway company be made the
special order for Tuesday, June 2S, at
p. N.
Adjourned till Monday, June 81. at 10
q m
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st. Louis Races.

ST.. LOUIS. June 2L-Mile-Lucine Man
nette won, Hazelhurst second, Walters
third. Time-1: 425z.
Four furiongs-Lady Mary won, Wild
Huntress second, Katrina third. Time
:5O1s.
Mile and one sixteenth-Ray S won.
Goldstone second, Eva third. Time
1:5ll.
Six and one-half furlongs-Lew Carlisle
won, Relief second, Picsdilly third. Time
-1:24.
Six furlongs-First Day won, Fillmore
second, Ithaca third. Time-l .239<.
Mile-Pennyroyal won, CoroneP second.
Nellie Pearl third. Time-l :42sI.
Handicap, six furlongs-Oregon Eclipse
won, Hsymaker second, Sullivan third.
Time-1:l45<.
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TRACK AND FIELD.
Racing, Baseball Games and
Other Outdoor AmusementS.
Record OF the Principal Sporting Events of
the Day as Photographed to
The Herald.
Chicago Races.


CHICAGO, June 21.-The Hawthorne
track was slow
Five furlongs-Joe Murphy won, Miss
Spot second. Berwyn third. Time--1 :Og
Five furlongs-Bob Lyle won, San
Argente second, Special third. Time
1:1O.
Six furlongs won, Shiloh
second, Highwayman third. Time "a
Six furlongs-T Torrent won, John 6
second, Ell Rayo third. Time-1 20.
Mile, over four misunderstanding won,
Hardee second, Speculation third. Time
300.
GARFIELD PARK-TRAcK VERY SLOW.
Five furiongs-Lollie won. Marmaduke
second, Patsy third. Time :29Z.
Mile-Bessie Bisland won, Morse Sec
ond, Big Man third. Time-2:11x.
Six rlongs-Charlie Ford won. Gov.
Wheeler second, Edith third. Time
:3S1S.
Cleveland stakes (selling) $1,000, one
mile-Ormonde won, Sullross second, At
ticus third. Time-2:105S.
Five furlongs Reindeer won, Joe Gun
ter second, w. H. B. S. third. Time
1;2215
Six furlongs-Carmen won, Borealis sec
ond, Timberlsnd third. Time :395{.
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was neary unanimous Ia favor Of the
resolution
An adjournment was taken till O'clock
oSE O'clock AND sT1bL oR.
AT q o'clock the same terrible throrg
was Oh hand. The room was cleared o 4
spectators sevearI times, but fully zoe
Utah men posted each. other in the hal
outside Colonel Ferry slumbered peace
fully in corner. 1t took an hour for the
committee to dispose Of the. New York
case, the contest il which was gracefully
withdrawn by Mr.. Coudert Then the
District of Columbia consumed another
hour At11 o'clock a ridiculous case from
Alabama came on aud lasted till ~. Mr..
Burke Of Idaho moved an adjournment
Till tomorrow st . 80. Last a contest from
Pennsylvania then came on and lasted an
hour. some OF the contests were trivial
and ludicrous, and half the committee left
the Ae4ted room. Utah had not been
reached at O'Clock. The contest was still
on at the time the wire closed.
TWO o'cLork.
When j D clock struck, one-third Of the
members. had gone. Then there was a. hot
debate on a motion TO adjourn till tomorrow
at 8 O'Clock 10 take up Indian territory and
Utah, the only cases remaining This was
Withdrawn and the Indian territory case
concluded az 80. Then the motion was
made that Utah's case be referred to q sub
committee There was no opposition aud
Chairman Lamb named the following FIVE;
Connolly Of Michigan, Richardson Of
Georgia, s. Skinner Of North Carolina,
O'Donnell Of Colorado and Duckwortn Of
Ohio.
Powers hereerose and yelled, II object
70 the gentlembp from Michigan
The reason will be evident to Utah read
ers when il is known that Connolly is the
identical man who complied the famous
charges against Powers that caused Cleve-
land to withdraw his name from Utah
5udEeship.
Several gentlemen asked
REASON FOR THE DIRECTION.
Powers exclaimed that Connolly had
been named by The friends Of IN dge Hen
ierson.
b. Fred Kiesel rose up to the dignifed but
astonished Chairman Lamb, pounded the
table under his nose and yelled, IFS Q job,
it's job; that list was prepared by our
enemies and I know it.n
Lamb looked st him CONTEMPORARY and
Pat Moran cried in vain TO pacify him.
Then several members indignantly said
such charges were an insult to the chair
man, and the chairman replied that he was
able to take care Of himself
Glenn from the rear yelled THE tithing
house is on top" and other Tuscarorss
contributed TO the general pandemonium.
Nothing could have happened to convey
better to the Democracy OF the nation
true idea Of the character Of the Tuscs-
rora delegation. Had Kiesel been the
principal in beer house row he could not
have acted more disgracefully.
Powers. as pale as ghost, tried in vain
to bulldoze Lamb, who simply called the
meeting adjourned and left the room.
Congressman Bynum, who had been
present the whole meeting, said: 'Well,
well, well p and went home.
The Tuscaroras filed down stairs filling
the air with profanity, and Powers asked
them all to assemble at headquarters. The
subcommittee meets at this morning and
reports to the full committee at 10 80.
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Racing st sheenuhead Bay.

SHEEPsHEAD BAL, June 21.-Track good.
Five furlongs-Lady Violet won. Don
Alonzo second, Alice Bruce, colt, third.
Time-1:02.
Five furlongs Elsinor, colt, won,
Thistle, colt. second, Fitzpatrick third
Time-1 :05.
Volunteer handicap, mile aud quarter
Fidelio won, Shelbark second, Mars third.
Time-2:0S %.
Sneepshead handicap. mile and one fur
long-Tournamen won, Maidstone second
Banquet third. Time-1 :56.
Seven Acknowledgement won, Contribu-
ton second, entire third Time-2 :27L.
Mile and a quarter, on turf-Warpath
won, Airshaft second, English Lady third
Time-2:11 Is.
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PEACE NOT DISTURBED.

LONDON, JunR 21-A dispatch received
at the Brazilian legation, this city, from
Rio Janeiro, states that no sedt!ous move
ment occurred in Rio Grande Do Sui, and
peace has not been disturbed by the Publ
cans. The Publicans, it is said, succeeded
without resource to arms in replacing
President Pelotas with Senior Monteiro.
No question of separation from federal
government is involved.
LONDON, Jund 2l.-Gladstone held long
conference today with Justin Mccarthy,
John Dillon and Timothy Healy, advising
renewed effortst TO re-establish union in the
Irish parliamentary party, and pointing
out the evil effects to the home rule move
ment from the continued strife of the Irish
factions. He urged CONCESSIONS on each
side
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writhed in agony as the scaHing steam
filed their lungs and, falling 20 the floor,
they were scalded by hot water. In their
agony they bit themselves aud companions
and fought and struggled together At
tempts. to rescue them were met by the
same lrenzied resistance. They bit those
who tried to drag them out Finally,
fifteen Of them were taken dying to the
hospital and number Of others will IN
doubtedly die in d short time
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ings bank Of Buffalo, was today put under
arrest, az 9 shortage had been discovered
in the accounts of the bank To the trus-
tees he confessed aeficit Of $40, 900, which
he says he can make good Fears are en-
tertalned that the deficit will exceed this
amount.
Damn has been an employ Of the bank
twenty five years and Was entrusted with
the entire management.
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Cincinnati Races.

CINCINNATI, O., june q. = Track was
very slow.
Free handicap, six furlongs-John Berk-
ley won. Clinty G. second, Melody third.
Time :l51l
N1ile-Sir Planet won, Miss Ballard sec
ond, Time-1 :43s[
Five furlongs Mirage won, Lady June
second, Semper Rex third. Time-1 :029z
Lstonia spring prize handicap, three
year-olds, nine furlongs-S emper Rex won,
Newton second, w. d. third. Time 5499l
Nine-sixteenths of q mile-Glen View
won, Afternoon second, Little Cad third.
Time-:57.
Mile-Flower Dolly won, Alarjc second,
London Smoke third. Time ;42l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-22
THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Subject of Lively Discussion in the
Resolutions Committee.

CHICAGO, June 2L-The Worlds fair was
the subject of lively discussion before the
resolutions committe this evening. Sew
eral gentlemen prominently connected with
the exposition appeared before the commit
Tee and argued extensively for the adop-
ton of plank in the platform favoring
The just recognition and substantial sppro-
priation for the Worlds fair.
Among those who spoke on the subject
were Hon. John P. Altgeld, the Demo
cratic nominee for governor for Illinois
Hon. Lyman ]. Gage, ex-prssident of the
Worlds Columbian exposition President
w. 4. Baker, of the local directory; Con-
gressman c. B. Burrows, chairman of the
Worlds Columbian exposition committee
OF the national house of representatives,
and to the surprise of many, Governor
Flower of New York, who has been in the
past somewhat opposed to the project.
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Canadians Not Alarmed.

MONTREAL, June 21.--A London CORES
pondent Of the Star interviewed Sir
Charles Upper on the subject 81 retalia-
ton against Canada. Mr.. Upper ridi-
culeG the idea that the Canadians need be
alarmed at President Harrison,s threats.
He denied that Canada discriminates
againstsUnited States vessels
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-22

The county court met yesterday at m,
Selectmen Cahoon, Hardy and Butter be-
ing present. In the absence OF Judge
Bartch, Hardy presided.
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Baseball.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

The Philadelphia won by punching hits.
Baltimore, 4; Philadelphia, g. Batteries
- Mcmahon, Robinson; Keefe, Clements.
AT CHICAGO.
The colts tied the score in the ninth i:
Cincinnati won in the twelfth by bunch
ing their hits.
Chicago. 1; Cincinnati, 2. Batteries
Hutchinson, Kettredge; Chamberlain,
Murphy.
AT WASHINGTON.
The senators took both, though after
hard work.
First Game-W Washington, Z; New York.
5. Batteries-Killen. Milligan; Rusie'
Boyle.
Second Game = Washington, 8; New
York, 2. Batteries-Knell, Mcclure; King,
Bowie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-22
Two aoannersn Arrested.

OGDEN, June 2l.-lSpecial telegram to
The HERALD. Last night the police ar
rested two fellows on the street who pre-
tended to be doing religious work on the
street in the manner of sermons. The
police spotted them as "cappers" belonging
TO the circus. They are the same crowd
taken in by the police of Salt Lake.
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FIRST DAYS WORK.
CONTINUED from page /.

lection of Congressman Byn-m Of Indian
apolIs, if an Indiana man is nominated for
the vice-presidency and the Georgia dele
cation it is also understood favor Bynum.
Stevenson and Morrison Of Illinois, Boies
Of Iowa and Campbell of Ohio. are also
freely discussed, but despite the specula-
ton Gray appears to be the faTorite candi-
date for the Yice-presidency
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Engagement i, HIgh LIZ.

NV YoRK, June p. The engagement is
announced OF Mr.. Edwin Gould, one Of Jay
Gould's sons. to Miss Sarah Cantine
Shrady, daughter Of DR. and Mrs. George
X. Shrady, Of New York City
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A Crown ATTORNEY Dismissed.

TORONTO, June 2l.-Sir Oliver Mowat,
premier, and attorney general of Ontario
dismissed Elgin Myers, crown attorney Of
Duferin county, for persistently advocat-
Ing political union between the United
States and Canada
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A Levee Gives Way.

MATCHES, Miss, June 2L.-Guice's levee
on the Tensas river gave way yesterday
afternoon Some of the finest agricultural
lands in the state were submerged. Traffic
was stopped and much apprehension is felt
for the safety of other levees.
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has touched the tenderest sympathy OF all,
not merely his political associates but both
parties and the whole country" The
speaker closed by predicting Republican
success.
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The Premier viii Make a Statement.

OTTAWA. June 21.--Premier Abbott to-
day announced he would make state
ment respecting the alleged discrimination
OF the Welland canal tolls against United
States vessels as soon as he had read the
full text of President Harrison's message
to Congress-.
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THE PLATFORM.

The platform adopted says the Repub-
licens OF Maine are committed to all the
the great principles of the party; recog-
nizes the remarkable success OF President
Harrison's administration and pledges him
q most cordial support to secure deserved
re- election. The platform dwells with
pride upon the eminent public service and
high career OF Names great leader, James
G. Blaine, and takes this opportunity OF
expressing to him our undiminished trust
and. affection, and congratulate the state
upon the course of its distinguished repre-
sentative at the national capital.
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AFTER HIS SCALP.

The report of the patients under count.
charge in St. Marks hospital was read ant
fled.
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Little anxiety Felt.

OTTAWA, Ont, June 21.-Little anxiety
is expressed in official circles over the
threatened policy OF President Harrison in
regard to Canada. Members of the domin-
ion cabinet are reticent.
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A Rumored Fatality.

MONTREAL. June 2l.-It is rumored here
tonight that the factory Of the Dominican
Cartridge company was blown up and q
number of men killed.
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FELL FROM 4 WINDOW.
A Prominent New Jersey Democrat Instantly
Killed.

CHIcAGo. June 21.-F. G. Blacher, q
prominent member of the Democratic club
Of Newark, N. j., while sitting in the win
dow Of his room at the hcteI early this
morning, fell asleep, lost balance, and fell
TO the sidewalk from the fourth floor. He
was instantly killed.
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Farmera, Alliance Convention.

SEDAL1A, Mo-, June 21.-The Farmers
Alliance state convention met today. A full
state ticket will probably be nominated to-
morrow There is some talk of fusion
with the Republicans on Warner for gov
ernor.
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TRAFFIC DELAYED.

The Northern Pacific Track Wrecked for
" Twenty Miles.
SPOKANE, Wash. June 21.-Fresh wash
onts have still further delayed traffic over
the Northern Pacific. The trouble is at
the scene Of the original washouts in He'll
Gate valley, Mont Great drifts OF logs
and timbers had obstructed the He'll Gate
river So various points and formed tenn
pofary lakes and pools. An effort 10 blast
this out with dynamite was only too sue
cessfnl, for the imprisoned waters, gather
ing fresh volume and force as they were
swept all before and wrecked the
railway for twenty miles.
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PANS. june e1.-Choiera IS extending to.
the manufacturing suburbs There were
eight deaths yesterday at Auberville. I'VE
miles north.
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CLEVELAND is SAFE.

He win Have 626 Votes on the First
Ballot
CHICAGO, June 2l.-At 1850 tonight ex-
Secretary Whitney stated that Cleveland
was sure of CPS votes on the first ballot
gain Of twenty i've since yesterday Whit
ney stated there had been 90 conclusion
reached as to the vice. presidential nomina-
ton.
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First Through Train.

Spokane, Wash, June sl.--The nrst
through train over the Northern Pacific
since the washout east of Missoula reached
here yesterday.
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HELPED THE CoLoRED TROOPERS.
A Warrant Out for the Arrest Of Phil Dufran
in wyoming.

n ~ wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. June q. Especial
telegram to The HERALD. THE officers OF
johnson county have secured warrant
from justice ut Buffalo for Phil Duran,
who warned the cattlemen st the T. A..
ranch that they would be'defeated at the
county seat. Dufran was brought here
with the other prisoners from the north
and was liberated with the consent of the
prosecution. He is now back in the rustler
territory as scout for one Of the military
forces up there. 1t was reported that he
helped the colored troopers in the raid on
the town of Suggs and left the command to
avoid investigation.
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BIG RESERVOIR LEAKING.

Residents Abandoning Their Homes in Fear
OF Flood
PorrsvnLE, June 2l.-Word has been
received here that the Pottsville Water
company's big reservoir, located on q
mountain southwest Of Trachville, has
started TO leak. Hundreds Of residents OF
Newcastle, St. Clair, Port CARBON and
Palo Alto have abandoned their homes and
taken to the hills.
the dam are prepared to sound the warning
instantly and give notice Of approaching
danger.