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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-07
Changes in the Rio Grande Offices.

DENVER, Jan 6.-[Special telegram to
The HERALD. Several important changes
have taken place in the offices of the
Denver & Rio Grande and Rio Grande
Western. Agent A. n. Oliver, who has
been connected with the Rio Grande for
some five years was offered and &C
cepted yesterday the position of city
passenger and ticket agent for the Rio
Grande Western at Salt Lake. oe Brinker,
the company's agent at Salt Lake, being
promoted 20 the Office of assistant general
freight agent. w. r. Peck, a commission
and voucher clerk in Colonel Hooper's
office, takes Mr.. divers place
as city passenger agent for the Den yer
g. Rio Grande. Mr.. Peck is a smart, intel
ligent young man, and his appointment, as
well as the other, meets with unanimous
ntnrn RIVAL
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AN IDAHO MURDER
Efforts to Prevent the Indictment
of B. f. Hake.
Inc People Determined to Have the Dutch
John Mystery Solved and the Guilty
Parties Brought 20 Justice.

BLACKFooT, Idaho, jan g. Special tele-
gram to The HERALD. There have been
suhclent developments up to to-day to
convince the people that a tremendous eff
fort IS being made to prevent the grand
jury from finding an Indictment against B.
f. Hake, as an accompl1ce in the murder of
Dutch John last fall All sorts of rumors
are %fioat as to the policy the friends of
Hake are pursuing.
The people of Bingham and surrounding
counties were startled last summer when a
number of parties were arrested for alleged
wholesale cattle-stealing, among whom
were Frye, prominent butcher of Seattle,
formerly of Butte, and Dutch John, all of
whom were, much TO the surprise of the
community. acquitted after an exciting
and expensive trial, to the county at least.
Following this was the report of the
murder of Dutch John. Then the arrest
OF lex, the cowboy, and B. f. Hake:
the hndlng OF Dutch Johns body; the de-
veiopment of the fact that Hake had sent a
young man of the name of Williams along
with Tex to where the body of Dutch
John was found; the fact that Hake had
secreted portion of the clothes found on
the murdered mans body in his store at
'4S'A'ASf hLC wi ObCl Qu6SU ana pre-
llmlnary examination, and finally the meet
ing OF the district court last Monday, when
1t was rumored that, if possible, Hake would
not be indicted
Several gentlemen, one said to be a
prominent banker, a partner of Hake's
brother, and former police officer at
hearneY, Neb, are here, and said TO be in
the interest of Hake. The grand jury, it is
stated, now has the matter under consid-
Grafton and is endeaVOriur to nrohe tho
matter thoroughly. The matter is being
closely watched and the result is looked for
ward to with great interest, there being a
determination to have the mystery solved
and II possible have the perpetrators of the
foul crime brought to justice.
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French Alarm Over Bri I'll h Aggression in
Tangier

PARIS, Jan. 6.-The troubles at present
existing in the Tangier district of Morocco
and the despatching by the British govern
ment of two war ships to protect British
interests in Tangier, have awakened a
feeling in some French quarters that
England has the intention of adding to her
territory by forcible acquisition part of the
Sultan of Morocco's dominions. This
feeling is not in any degree allayed by re-
ports from Tangier which state the
British minister has warned the governor
if he cannot guarantee the safety of the
city against rebel tribes, sailors will be
landed from the British war ships. This
is taken by the alarmists to mean agrees
sions on the part of the British, and the
Steele to-day demands that the government
dispatch the entire French Mediterranean
squadron to Tangier to prevent the British
from carrying out any designs of an agrees
sive character they may have formed.
The Mdtin in an article on the same sub
iect says it is rumored the French Mediter-
'ranean fleet has already been dispatched to
Tangier.
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Bloody Encounter Between Troops and
Citizaua at Parnamhueo

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The United States
and Brazil mail steamship Segeurencs,
which arrived this morning from Brazilian
ports, brings news of an epidemic of yellow
fever that has been raging at Pernambuco
for some time.
The Segeurenca brings the first informs-
ton of a bloody encounter between govern
ment troops and the people of
PernambUco, in which thirty were
killed outright and about one hun
bred wounded December IL. The govern
ment sent military governor to Pernam-
buco to replace the former governor of
that place. The people regarded this as an
act of tyranny and oppression. When the
military governor appeared, surrounded by
troops, they pelted him with stones and
other missiles. The order then came to fire
on the people and at the first volley dozen
citizens fell dead, while q number were
wounded. The revolutionists gave way.
but quickly prepared to make renewed
and desperate resistance. The troops
charged upon and drove them from street
to street. many citizens falling, pierced by
bayonets or bullets. A pitched battle took
place on one of the plazas, in which the
citizens fought stubbornly, but the trained
soldiers were too much for them.
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Peter jackson in Denver.

DENVER, Colo, Jan. g. Special tele-
gram to The HERALD. Peter Jackson, the
pugilist, is in the city tonight. He is on
his way to England to train for his fight
with Slavin. When asked by THE HERALD
representative if he would fight Sullivan,
he hesitated and coughed once or twice
before saying that was too far in the future
to say anything about. Billy Woods, who
lately was run down by Choynski in San
francisco, was one of the party and said
jackson will whip Slavin and Sullivan will
fight the winner of that match. This is
positive. When Jackson goes into training
1t will be for the Sullivan fight and his con-
test with Slavin will be but an incident of
his training. Jackson will certainly whip
John l.. Sullivan, and whip him hard
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Frances Note to Ambass adors in Paris

LONDON, Jan. Cit appears the French
government has sent to the different Euro
pean ambassadors in Paris in a circular
asking them to point out to their govern
ments in what an exceedingly false light
Ribot, foreign minister, and the whole
French cabinet would appear if Bulgaria
should not give satisfaction to the French
government. In such case it was pointed
out, the cabinet would be forced to resign
under the reproof that it acted rashly.
Russia, it seems, admitted this view of the
affair, while England and Austria tacitly
agreed Bulgaria must give some sort of
satisfaction to prevent France from being
Inundated. Germany and Italy main
tanned reserved attitude
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A Great Catholic Congress TO be held in
Chicago.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Monday Sep
TENDER 5, 1893, great catholic congress,
which will embrace in its representation
prominent catholics from every country
in the world where the Catholic religion
fourishes, will meet in Chicago and
continue in session five days. This was
determined upon this morning at a meet
ing here of the executive committee of the
congress which has the matter in charge.
Alter the meeting to-day Secretary
Onohan, said they expect this congress to
be the greatest representative Catholic
gathering ever held in the world.
viii the Pope attend in person7" was
asked. THAT is anticipated" said Onahan
1--WE know the Pope feels very kindly
toward the congress. OF course Pope Leo
is very old, he may pass on before that
time and possibly new pope might not
have so far to come because, you know, he
may be an American"
The honorary presidency is to be rendered
Cardinal Gibbons and the honorary vice
presidency to Archbishop Feehan.
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A Fatal Railroad Enllisinn

UTICA, N. Y, Jan. 6.-Early this morn
ing freight and accommodation train on
the New York, Ontario & Western rail,
road at Smyrna, was run into by light
engine. The engineers of both locomo-
tives were killed. One man is missed.
three men were killed, Engineers Young,
of Utica; Sheedy, of Oswego, and Fire
man Cady of Norwich The boilers of
both engines exploded soon after thew
struck. The explosion was terrific. II
shook the ground like an earthquake,
ratified the windows of houses some dis,
lance away and awakened people gener-
ally. The engines were twisted and
broken into scrap iron.
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The B d M. Nav Build into Montana

DENVER, Col, Jan. Especial telegram
to The HERALD. The Burlington & Mis-
souri, River railroad management is con-
templating an extension of their system
into Montana and move in that direction
will most probably be made sometime in
the spring. Their lines already run to
Lead City and Deadwood in South Dakota
push on westward from these points with
Helena most likely as the objective point.
The road has been surveyed and it pre-
seuts attractive features for an enterprise
of this character.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 6. - Colonel
Ballou to-day made a statement to the
newspapers asserting his disbelief that
Graves had made any confession implicat-
ing him and denying he left Denver last
Saturday secretly or in hurried manner
and declaring his associate counsel knew
of his intended departure, and expressing
his surprise at the verdict. He would saw
nothing about the possible action of the
grand jury against himself
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The first davis
session of the third congress OF colored
Catholics OF the United States opened hero
last evening. Archbishop Ryan delivered
a brief address of welcome. James A.
Spencer was elected president. A resoIu-
ton was passed asking that race discrim
lnation be abolished in Catholic schools.
Also against closinh. the public schools to
Catholic teachers.
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George Hathaway Pleads entity.

CHICAGO, Jan. Elm the criminal court
to-day, George Hathaway pleaded guilty
to the murder of Alderman William
Whalen, October &c, 1890, ana was SEN
fenced to three years. Imprisonment.
The shooting was the result of per
sonal and political quarrel. Hathaway
was found guilty on the first trial and his
punishment was fixed at Imprisonment for
life, bit his attorneys found certain evil
dence had been suppressed and secured a
new trial. AS result of an agreement be-
tween the attorneys the prisoner was to-
day allowed to plead as above on the
ground that the killing was the result of a
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JUUR6 W dIIdCB anu UHb UIdnu Iufy Thankpd
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-At largely at
tended meeting last night resolutions were
adopted thanking the late grand jury and
Judge Wallace for their efforts in irving
to put an end to corruption in the city and
state governments, and denouncing the in
reference of the Southern Pacific railroad
company in politics. A committee of thirty
was appointed to further the work begun
by the grand jury.
Resolutions adopted at the Citizens,
mass meeting last night requesting the re-
election Of Judge Wallace to the supreme
court were presented to the court this
afternoon. The court held an executive
meeting in chambers and the ballot re-
suited In electing Judge James W. Trout
by 8 votes. Judges Wallace, Flint and
Hurt each receiving 1 vote
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Mrs. Graves is DYING

DENVER, Jan. 6.-TSpecial telegram to
The HERALD. Word just received from
the bedside of Mrs. Graves is to the effect
that she cannot live. All night the phy-
sicians have worked with her but without
success, for she is becoming weaker every
minute. If she survives the night her hus-
band will be permitted to see her in the
morning
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The Pope Declines to Advise French CathoIic

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Chronicles Paris
correspondent says: The Pope has peremp-
torily declined to advise French Catholics
In regard to their adherence to the re-
public.
The Berlin correspondent Of the Nslos
says: The pastors of a number of German
colonies in Russia have appealed direct to
the German consulate in st. Petersburg for
assistance to prevent thousands of Ger
mans from starving. 1t is said they will
not only suffer from famine, but are ex-
posed to cruelties from fanatic mobs, who
accuse them of being responsible for the
failure of the crops. Several Germans
have been killed and their houses burned,
it is said.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. Especial
telegram to The HERALD. The contested
election case of Claggett vs. Dubois has
been set for the 18th instant. Claggett has
been trying to secure postponement of
the hearing, but this will not be granted
until he appears before the elections com
mlttee and formally prefers request
when 1t Will probably be complied with,
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

another fellow next time. Renewed
laughter. We are in the presence OF
another great contest-a national contest.
This is no time for me to dwell upon i'm
Portant consequences Of such a contest, but
L admonish you as Republicans it is
our duty to get shoulder TO shoulder
at once and prepare not only to look to the
future, but move forward after the banner
OF Republicanism to grand and triumph
ant victory which it is our duty and which
Will be within our power to achieve.'
AT the conclusion of his speech the eau
Gus adjourned
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CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 5.-At a meeting
of the Mexico, Cuernavaca & Pacific rail
road Construction company here yesterday
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Philip Gang. of
Denver; first vice-president and general
manager, General Herman Sturm, of
Indianapolis; assistant general manager
and second vice president, j. H. Hampson :;
treasurer, A. b. Herth, Denver; secre-
tary, Charles Wheeler, Denver. 1t was
voted the work should be pressed with
vigor on the City Belt and Mexico, Cuerna-
vaca & Pacific railroads as far as Cuerna-
Vaca. The chief engineer of the two roads
was also instructed by the railroad COM
pany to close contract for the entire road
from this city to Palisade bay, the Pacific
terminal of the line, on conditions that it
should be completed to Cuernavaca by
January l next.
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Combinations.

WASHINGTON, Jan. denominations
Interstate commerce eommission-James
w. McDlb, of Iowa; William r. Morrison,
of Illinois, and William M. Lindsey, of
Kentucky.
E. 6. Rathbone, of Ohio, fourth assis-
Uant-postmaster-g general.
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Pacific Mail Company to Build Bigger Shin,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Postmaster Cen
eral Wanamaker to-day had a long inter
view with Huntington and Houston. of
the Pacific Mail Steamship company, on
the subject of increasing the size of their
vessels to be put into the China trade nm
der the postal aid bill. The com pany now
proposes to build first class 10000 ton
ships, instead of second and third class
ships, under the terms Of the present con-
tract,
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An Unknown Vessel wrecked.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-An unknown vessel
was wrecked off Papa sound, Shetland
islands, Sunday night. 1t is feared every
body on board is lost. A quantity of the
wrecked vessel drifted ashore, including a
piece bearing the letters "a. L." The
size of the spars Indicated the vessel was
large one.
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creating and main tanning monopoly. The
defendants are the Chicago Butterine Co.,
Pennsylvania; Armour Packing Co., Kan
sas City; Armour & Co., Chicago; Brown
q Fritz, Friedman & Swift, William M.
Monkey, J. ]. Murray & Co., G. H. Ham
mond 81 Co., all of Chicago, and the Phila-
delphia National bank. The bill declares
the defendants violated the antitrust law.
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The Last OF the PuyaIlup Chiefs Dead

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 6.--Chief Joshua
Stilwell, the last of the Puyallup chiefs.
died yesterday, aged so years. He was al
ways friendly to the whites and rendered
early settlers much assistance in the
Indian wars. 'N0
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Shields Wants. nar.rrea from Chill

SAN Francisco, Jan. 8-Patrick Shields.
fireman OF the steamer Keweenaw, who
was so badly injured by the Cbilians while
IN Valparaiso, has entered a claim for
Soo,OOO against the CHILEAN government.
and papers in the case have been for
warded to Secretary Blaine.
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Fatal Accident on the r & q

PARAMOUNT, W. Va, Jan. 6-The Balti-
more & Ohio Chicago limited passenger
train was derailed near here to-day Ex-
press Messenger Charles Apologize and
Baggage Master George Halsane were
killed and Engineer Scham fatally injured.
Thirteen passengers were more or less
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Minister smith to Goyernor Nsrr,,m

ST PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 6.-Governor Mer-
RAM has received cablegram from Charles
Emory Smith, minister to Russia, which
is sufficient to show there is widespread
suffering in Russia Minister Smith states
that the proposed contributions will be ac-
cepted with grateful appreciation.
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win Be Reported FayorablH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Senate COM
mittee on interstate commerce has decided
TO report favorably to the Senate the nom
ination of McDil, of Iowa; Lindsay. of
Kentucky, and Morrison, of Illinois, as in
ter-state commerce commissioners
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Harrison's Nephew Carter Dead.

PALESTINE, Texas, Jan. 6.-Carter Har-
rison, nephew of President Harrison, died
on the north-bound train yesterday after
noon near Franklin. Harrison was con-
sumptive, and had been in San Antonio for
his health
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The Democrats Nominate Neal.

COLUMBUS, Jan. Ga joint caucus of the
Democratic assemblymen this afternoon
unanimously nominated James T. Neal,
chairman of the state central committees
as Democratic candidate for United States
Senator
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Bodies from the Cavalier Washed ASHORE.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The bodies of the stew
and second officer of the steamer Cavalier
were washed ashore on the coast of Corn
wall. The Cavalier left Gibralta Decem-
Der for Falmouth
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The South Australian Cabinet Resipn

ADELAIDE, Jan. 6.-The South Austria
liza ministry has resigned and new cabi-
net has been formed
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Evidences of an Earthquake in New York

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Jan. 6.-Evideuces of
an earthquake were noted here at o'clock
and at intervals during the afternoon. A
suspended magnet swung like pendulum
and was also greatly agitated magnetically,
moving over an area of at lest 16 degrees at
] O'clock
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Remember the Jackson celebration at the
federal court room tomorrow evening and at
tend it. See the programme at the head of the
eighth column.
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The War in Kausas.

KANSAS City, Jan. Ga special from
Bucklin says: Adiutant General Roberts
has just received information by wire
here from Arkaloua that the enemies Of
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A Bill Filed to Prevent Butterine Monopo,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-United States
District Attorney Reed to-day filed bill
in equity in the circuit court on behalf of
the government, to restrain certain firms
Engaged in manufacturing butterine from
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Crisp Slowly Improving
Clagpett vs.. Dnhojs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Speaker Crisr
continues slowly to improve in health.
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HE WHO RUNS MAY READ.
LOCAL
PAGE.

LOCAL.
PAGE
Fersonals..------------
AmuSementS..
jackson Day
Society Notes.
MUNICIPAL Matters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Sons Of st. George.
Amoug the Criminal Gentry ------------....
Home Rule for Utah and " That is Thought
of ---------------------
What Shall the Pay of the Receiver and
Counsel f the Church Property Del
The Salt Lake Record of (. l.. Patterson,
Who hihed the Mails in Butte.
The Old Jordan VS.. Niagara Case VIII be
Argued in Court To-day
The Eureka TownSite Case on Hearing in
the Land Office is Proceeding
Death OF the Mother of Nat NJ. Brigham in
Massachusetts and f.Miss Janey Hender-
Owing 10 the Bright Prospects the Business
Men VIII Give Banquet at the knutsford
Hotel on Monday -------------....--------
The suit OF the Proprietor OF the Franklin
Avenue Theatre against the City for $4,000
Damages is
The Ricketts, property on State Street is
Sold for over $4,000 and Real Estate is
More Actlye.-----------------~-
The New City Charter will Provide for the
Abolition OF City and County Collectors,
Their Duties to be Performed by the Re
specuive Treasurers-A Fire and Police
Commission 10 Control Those Depart
z merts-The Council is to Consist of Two
Branches, Etc. ------------------.-
Work on the Gas Wells-The Sherman In
tereSt in the Godbe Pitts Drug Company
Changes Hands - Deseret Directors
Joint Meeting OF the Transportation
Bureau and Directors Of the Chamber of
Commerce To-Day
Politics: A housing Meeting Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club-Attend the Jack
son Celebration To-morrow-The Jeffer-
son Club-The Scandinavian Democratic
Club VIII Elect Oflcers-Members of the
Les
Judge Mcbride Defines His Positions
EDIToRIAL-PAGE 4.
Articles and Paragraphs.
WinnowingS of the Wits.
Lead and silver Quotations.
Weather Predictions
MISCELLANEOUS.
INdlltOduS-
The Markets (by Telegraph) ------..........
UTAH NEwS.-PAGE 3.
Ogden. Provo and Park City.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1 AND 9.
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Earthquake Shocks in italy,
Judge Wallace and the Grand ,Turv Thanh.

ROME, Jan. 6.-Earthquake shocks have
been felt in different parts of Italy.
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Strike of German Printers Virtually Over.
BERLIN, Jan. 6.-The strike of printers
in this country is virtually over.
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UTAH NEwS.-PAGE 3.
Ogden, Provo and Park City.
TELEGRAPH-PAGEs 1 AND 9.