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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-27
BOUND OVER.

Rioting Tennessee Miners on Trial Are
Held over Till Court.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. &C. Tho riot
ing miners on trial at Clenton were bound
over to the Criminal court to await a
session of the court Some were allowed
TO give bonds for appearance. Bud
Lindsey gave a bond and was put
on the train for Knoxville. While enroute
some of the soldier took him from the train
and held him prisoner with threats of
lynching. General Carnes sent guard to
his relief and the latest reports are that he
is to be protected.
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL CANES.

AT LOUISVILLE.
Lots of ginger, and Sanders magnificent
hitting shut the Bostons out
Louisville, 4; Boston, 0. Batteries -
Sanders, Merritt; Staley, Kelly, Camel.
AT PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg won with hands down. There
was terrific batting and fine fielding.
Pittsburg, IL; Philadelphia. 8. Bat
teries-Smith, Mace; Carsey, Wehing,
Dowser.
ST. LOUIS. ~
Carne's magnificent pitching and Ewing's
hitting shut out the Browns.
ST. Louis, O; New York, 8. Batteries
Hawley, Briggs, Buckley; Crane, Ewing.
AT CHICAGO.
Duryea was weak but Killen was fairly
slaughtered.
Chicago, 6; WASHINGTON, 2. Batteries
Gumbert, Schriver; killen, Duryea, Nc
CURE.
AT CLEVELAND.
Brooklyn couldn't do much with Cuppy
or Young, losing twice.
Cleveland 8; Brooklyn, l. Batteries
Cuppy, Zimmer Kennedy. Daily.
Second game-ClevsIand, z; Brooklyn,
4. Batteries-Young, thinner; Fontz.
Stein, Kinslow.
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Closing pay at Brighton Beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 26.-The closing
days races was run in a drilling rain on
the track fetlock deep in mud
Seven furlonss-Early Blossom won
Nubian second, Tiogs third. Time :32z4f
Five urlohgs-Josephine WOO, Sport
sacond. Ssladin third. Time :0314.
Six and one-half fGrlongs-AlcaIde won.
Zenobis second. John Cayanagh third.
Time-1 "a.
Five furlongs-Key West won, Lorimer
second, Dalsyrian third. Time :03.
Mile-Crochet won, India Rubber second,
Jack Rose third. Time-1 49,.
Six aud one-half furlongs Bordeaux
won, Gloriana second, Long Beach third.
Time-1 %
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Epidemic of Typhoid Fever.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Aug. S6.-An epidemic
of typhoid malarial fever has been brought
out at the state institution for the feeble
minded children. 1t has been just learned
that dozen pupils are conyslescing from
the disease, while twenty-five others.
seven attendants and fifteen pupils are hi
The condition Of none Of them, as yet, is
dangerous.
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e1ApsroNE's NoMINsEa
InHN MnRnRY NJ. 2.

John Morley. the new chief secretary for
Ireland In the Gladstone cabinet, achieved
fame in the literary field long before his
entrances into politics He was born at
Blackburn, Lancashire. England, In 1888.
In 1859 he graduated from the University
OF Oxford, and for some years after was
the editor Of the Literary Gazette, later
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WasbipgtOn pernocrats.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 26.-The Democratic
state convention today completed its ticket
as follows:
Congressman. ]. A. Munday. Clark
county; Acknowledgements, H. G. Wilson,
Jefferson county; supreme judge, E. K.
Hanna Whitman and w. II. Brinker, Pa
cifc county; secretary of state, John Nc
Reavy. Mason county; treasurer. Harrison
Clothier, Skagit county; auditor, Samuel
Bass. Whatcom county; attorney general,
r. w. Starr, Douglass county; state
printer, A. Borden, Spokane; land COM
missioner. Z. S. Lewis, superintendent of
schools J. W Morgan
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STEAM YACHT LOST.
Reported That Eight Persons on Board Were
Lost-0nly Two Saved.

Reported That Eight Persons on Board We're
L0st-0nly Two Saved.
SAGINAW, Mich. Aug. 26.-The steam
yacht Wspiti, which left here two weeks
ago on g pleasure trip, is reported to have
been lost in Georgian bay. It is said she
went down in a gale today near Colling-
wood. Ont, and that eight persons on
board were drowned. On board were n.
w. Siblcy, wife. son and daughter, New
York; two ladies of Rochester, N. Y:
Captain Ellsworth, engineer, hremen and
cook. The cook and one other person were
saved.
REPORT CONFIRMED.
SAGINAW, Mich. Aug. GA telegram
has just been received from the cook Of
the yacht Wapiti from Collingswood, Ont,
which confirms the wrecking Of the vessel
The telegram reads:
Boat wrecked, two saved, all rest drowned.
The following is q list Of the dead:
H W. SIBLEr, a millionaire capitalist
Of New York city, wife, son and daughter,
Miss M ID. POM aud MISS 4. w. DURBIN
of Rochester, N. Y,
CAPTAIN II. ID. ELDRfcH.
ENGINEER WALTER A. HENRY, Saginaw.
Cook GnoRGE SHERMAN.
Deck Hand Jerome O'Hare was saved
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WORK OF A MOB.
Village Burnsd and Rioters and Officers Dis
abIed-Nore Trouble Feared.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. 26.-During the
recent rioting at the Hughes steel works
mob resisted the oossacks, one officer be-
ing severely injured. The cossscks at
tackled the people, and two hundred rioters
and twenty soldiers were disabled The
crowd then sacked the hospital pharmany-
Later in the evening the mob, excited By
drink, tried to set fire to the village. The
rioting was resumed the next morning,
when a mob of 10000 terrorized the VIII
lage, killing several Jews. They burned
the village inhabited By the people en-
ployed in the Hughes works, not house
being spared. They then entered The
factories, destroying everything.
1.-THE damage amounts to several million
roubles. Order was not restored until the
third day, when two regiments and bat
terry of artillery arrived on the scene. The
agitation continues and is spreading to the
mining districts. Further troubles are
faarad
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NINETY MINERS ARRESTED.

The Tennessee instruction Thing of the
Past-Miners Admit They Are Whipped.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 26.--The Ameri-
cans special from Oliver Springs says that
squad of soldiers from Coal Creek. nnder
command Of Lieutenant Patterson, sud-
denly appeared at Oliver Springs today
and began making arrests. They returned
with ninety prisoners to Coal Creek. hav-
Ing succeeded in arresting every man thew
wanted in and around Oliver Springs. The
insurrection is thing of the past and the
miners admit they are Whippad
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MORLEY RETURNED.
His Election Proves Great Relief to Menu
bers of the Liberal Pary

His Election Proves Great Relief to Menu
beers of the Liberal Fary.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The election yesser-
day at Newcastle-on- Tyne resulted in the
return Of John Morley, secretary for Ire
land, hose seat in the house Of commons
became vacant on his taking Office. Nor
ley received 10, 1898, and Rail-, his opponent
II, 244 votes, making Morley's majority
l,739.
Mr.. Morler's return from Newcastle
was an immense relief to the Liberals, who
have been watching for the result with
brcathless anxiety. The contest became
one of national importance when some of
the adhereats of the labor party joined the
ranks OF the Uni0nists. II was only the
eight-hour SECTION OF the Laborists. but
the outcome OF the contest is q definite
rupture OF the LaDorists with the Homo
Rulers.
AS Morley has triumphed Davitt may
now seek to reconcile the laborists, ether
wise the feud viii bring disaster to the
Gladstone government
Mcrley's short visit to Dublin confirmed
the national confidence in him, which soon
became known WHOM be was selected as
private adviser and probably under secre-
tary to- ireland.
George Fotterell the man who carried
the influence in Irish affairs so long, has
been recognized by both English and Iris h
leaders. The Irish leaders have aIwa ys
been conscious, that the Key 20 the whole
position is the under secretaryship, and
they will Do satisfied If Fottereu is sp-
pointed
GLADsToNE's NOMINEES
for the great court offices were criticized in
a friendly spirit on all sides. II the queen
had personally selected the officials she
could nave hardly better pleased herself.
DIR. KELLEY SUING FOR DAMAGES.
DR.. K eeley, of drink cure fame, is suing
the Lancet for dam ages for libel Medical
men will watch the trial with excited in
crest.
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Appointed Receivers for the Iron Hall.

Appointed Receivers for the Iron Hall
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.--George E. Glines
was today appointed receiver of the prop
erty of the Iron Hail in this city.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 26,-District Attor-
ney George S. Graham was this afternoon
appointed receiver Of the Iron Hall for this
state by Judge Breezy.
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Glazing Day a. Colr mbus.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 26.-Closing Of the
races at the Columbus driving park.
Special purse CT So ,0OO-Hal Pointer won
from Direct in 2:l41z, 2:1lZ.
225 trot-Ponce de Leon took three
straight heats, Con m0dore Porter second.
Little Daisy third, Tilford, fourth. Best
time-2:15.
2:17 pace-Alvin Swift won. Ivorine
second, Dick Il third, Singer fourth. Best
time-2:I7L
2:32 trot-Bambos won, Homer Tagne
second, Oregon third, Minnie hesne
fourth. Best time-2::222.
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Daniel Doughtery DYING.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90. Daniel Dough
ty, the celebrated lawyer and orator, is
lying in g very critical condition at his
home in this city. The attending physi-
clans informed his son, D. Webster
Dougherty, that there was hardly posi-
bility of his fathers recovery.
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Held without Bail.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. ga special
from Coal Greek says: The magistrate
before whom D. B. Munroe has been on
trial for his connection with the recen.
Coal Creek troubles. was TODAY bound over
without bail to answsr to the charges Of
murder, releasing convicts and inciting
riots.
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Washiuetou rrohIp,ttouIsts

TACOMA, WASH, Aug. 26.-The Prohibit
ton state convention today nominated
Judge Roger 7. Green of Seattle for gov
ernor; A. E. Dickinson of Walla Walla
and E. p, Newberry of Island county for
Congress. Four presidential electors com
pleted the state ticket put in the field.
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Confessed His crime and Died.

CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. 26.-James r. Nor
ton was hanged this morning. He con-
tossed his crime, which was the murder of
Mrs. Lydia Newly, an old colored woman
on May 9. He bad been living with the
woman and killed her for her money $500
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Hartford Races Fashioned.

HARTFORD, Conn., Aug. 26.-All races at
Charter Oak except that unfinished from
Wednesday were postponed on account of
bad track
2:19 pace-Thistle won, Henry H second,
Nelly B third, Iderim fourth. Best time
IA
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Will Not Remove the Militia Just Yet.

VIII Not Remove the Militia Just Yet
PITTsBURe, Aug. 26.-After review of
the situation at Homestead today, Adjutant
General Greenland said there was NO truth
in the report that the militia was to he
withdrawn from Homestead and that il
will not occur until, in General Wileys
judgment, it was entirely saIe to do SO.
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No Strike at the Carnegie lower Mills

PITTsBURG. Aug. 26.-Secretary Loveioy
to-day pronounced the report of strike
at the Carnegie lower mills as entirely
false The reason for the suspension of
work was the lack of supply of steel.
which sometimes occurs even when the
Homestead works are running full blast
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known as The Parthenor. In 1867 he be-
came editor of the F0rtnightly ReriesO, and
in 1880 assumed charge Of the Pau Mall
Gazette. This he gave up to devote moro
time to politics, and he became q potent
factor In the Liberal ranks. In 1886 he
was made chief secretary for Ireland. and
resigned when the Salisbury ministry
came into power. He is the author OF =
considerable number OF books, among
which are Edmund Burke" "Voliame."
s.Diderot and the Encyclopedias" He
also wrote the lives Of John Golden and
John Bright.
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Charged With DsbaucherY.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. &c. William Stocked,
So years Of age, is under arrest in this city,
charged with debeuchery. Twenty three
little girls are known TO have been enticed
into his shanty. The crime occurred at
National city. where there is great excite
ment.
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CONFIRMED,
No New Features in the porden Trial.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 26.-At the
Borden trial today the most important
witness was Briget Sullivan, servant at
the Borden residence. The testimony was
without new feature and she was still on
the stand when court adjourned.
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WISE MOVEMENTS.
international Conference of State Boards Of
b. alth Providing Against Cholera

1xDIAxIpoLIs, Aug 26.-The executive
committee of the International conference
OF the state boards of health met here to-
day fer the purpose of taking precautionary
measures 10 prevent the invasion of cholera
into this country. The committee APP
pointed q commission OF experts TO exam
Inc the equipments and methods of quaran-
tine stations along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts and Gulf OF Mexico. The commits
sion will meet Wednesday next to begin its
work. Before adiourning they Issued an
address to all boards Of health throughout
the country calling attention TO the import
Ence of placing the cities and towns
throug hout the country in q good sanitary
condition.
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competitiye nrlIIs Cnmnlstad,

KANSAS CRY, Aug 26.-The competitive
drills of the Knights of Pythias were COM
pleted this afternoon. The judges OF in
spection will submit their report tomorrow
morning. after which the awards of the
prizes viii be made.
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GRAND JURY In SESSION.
Wtnesse, Being Examined in tho Cour d
Alone Cases-Idaho Notes.

CGuR n'ALENE, Ida Aug. 26.-[Special
telegram to The HERALD. MANY wit
nesses are being examined before tho
United States grand jury here, but there
will probably be no indictments brought in
before Monday. The same attorneys that
managed the contempt cases in Boise will
appear at the trial here.
Rumors of new troubles come from
Wallace, and Attorney W. r. Jones was
again thrown in jail for alleged contempt
of court committed while defending union
man before q magistrate.
General Curtis will. 1t is thought. use
his position as provost marshal to further
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uis own and the Republican party's

The nomination of John NJ Burke for
governor was enthusiastically received
here. He Will receive an unheard of ma
iority in this county. Mr.. Burke and his
charming family have been residents here
during the past summer. Burke will in a
few days start the campaign and his well
known energy convinces all that it will be
q most vigorous one.
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Injured by q Collision.

PITTsBURG. Aug. 26.--Several cars of a
western express on the Pennsylvania
road crashed into another section this
morning, severely but not fatally injuring
five passengers.
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Sweeney Goes 10 Chicago,

BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug. 26.-Grand Mas
ter Sweeney. accompanied by two officers
In civilian attire. went to central depot at
10 O'Clock and departed for Chicago
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breckenridge Nominated.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. 26.-Hon. W. C.
P. Breckenridge was today declared the
Democratic nominee for Congress from
the South district.
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Bo1sE. Aug. 26.-The mill of the Helena
and Idaho Gold Mining company at Glib
louisville, was burned today. Loss, S75, COO.
For ~ men are thrown out of employment.
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EprNBuReH, Aug. 1.-The ceremonies Of
enthroning and comforting the pallinnsuDon
the Most Rev. Angus Mcdonald, Catholic
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Troop, Ordered Home.

BUFFALO, Aug. 2s.-All troops have been
ordered home except some members of the
Fourth brigade.
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 26.-Five furlongs-
Lizetts won, Polydora second, Triangle
third Time-1 :04.
Three-quarters of a mile Toano won,
Rival second, Saunterer third. Time
LIS.
Three-Quarters of mile-Lively won,
Elk knight second, Maria Stops third.
Time 1874.
Mile and ee-quarters-Rhond won,
War Duke second, Margherita third Time
3 :l2%.
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BASELESS LIES.
Outcome of the Political Dis
cussiOn i'll Tennessee.
Clevelana's Reply to tbs Utterly Unwarrant-
able and Malicious Assertions Made by
Republi an speakers.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 26.-As the
outcome OF the political discussion between
the Democrats and Republicans of this
city, the latter having asserted that ssdur-
ing Cleveland's administration he (Cleve-
land) permitted Land Commissioner Sparks
to turn out twenty thousand families from
homes in Minnesota and other nor Invest
ern states" Mr.. Cleveland has addressed
the following letter to Mr. Shelley, the
Democratic disputant in the case:
Personal.
GRAY GABLES Buzzard's Bay. Mass.
Aug. &c, 1892
M. Shelley, Esq, Chattanooga, Tenn:
NY DEAR SIR-Your letter OF the 10Th inst
at hand In reply have 10 say that have not
the least idea what your worthy freud means
when he declared that 1 had been the medium
through which q, 900 families were made home
less and had lost their all fight az
for their rights. 1 am perfectly well
aware that l have been the means
OF saving some homes to my countrymen
and have tried very hard to make the burdens
OF lnelr lives easier. | am amazed at receiving
from the southern country letters containing
charges like that which you bring to my attene
tlon am surprised first at the righteousness
necessary for their concoction without The least
semblance Of foundation. | am mora amazed
that with my record before the people of this
country that such baseless lies should be
deemed sufficient arguments to prejudice me
and the cause which 1 for the time being reure
sent In the minds of the southern people Very
Truly yours, GROVER CLEVELAND =
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CITY, ". p,

poets on board. The vessel was imme-
diately ordered to put back TO sea- The
officers and passengers protested against
such summary treatment, but the health
officers were obdurate and refused to let
single person land from the steamer.
Prince Esterhazy, an attache of the
Russian legation, has been suffering from
an attack OF cholerine, but is recovering.
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New YORK, Aug. 26.-The health officers
of New York are today prepared to fight
of the cholera should it make its appear
ance here DR.. Edison, the sanitary super
intendent, thinks the cholera will undoubt-
edly reach this port within the next week
or ten days.
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TICKET COMPLETED.
Idaho Democrats Finish Their
Good Work.
EAGLE AN OMEN OF GOOD LUCK.
Democrats of the State of Washington Also
Complete Their Ticket-Llst of the
Nominees Of Both States.

BOISE CRY, Ida, Aug. 26.-[Special tele-
gram to THE HERALD. The convention
convened at 10 o'clock and took a recess to
of the ticket.
On reassembling, Colonel Jones n a
feeling speech asked to be relieved from
the nomination for acknowledgements
saying that he could best serve the party
in the capacity of journalist. Colonel
Jones was allowed to Withdraw though
many voted no.
Colonel G. v. Bryan then nominated
Frank Harris of Weiser for lieutenant
governor, seconded by Graham, Lonegan
and O'Conner.
HARRIS MADE A HAPPY SPEECH.
Ainsle then moved to adjourn till s
o'clock p. m. to allow the delegates to at
tend the races. Carried
Ats this afternoon the state central
committee met. Phil Tillinghast was
chosen chairman and will at once open his
headquarters in this city. Frank Beane
member of the national committee will also
open his headqearters at Boise at once.
The convention again met at $50 p. N.
J. II. Wickersham of Ada was nominated
for secretary of state by reclamation.
Paregan of Ada was nominated for state
treasurer by reclamation.
]. w. Jones of Alturas nominated J. w.
Mcclure of Alturas for state auditor.
Ainslie moved that the rules be Suspended
and declare Mcclure the unanimous choice
Of the convention. Carried
J. w. Ried placed IN nomination the
name of w. T. Reeves of Bingham for at
torney general. Upon motion OF John
Condor, Mr.. Reeves was chosen by accla-
nation.
j. w. Eden placed in nomination Pro-
fessor ]. w. Farris of Pocatello for super