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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-12

Singer Manufacturing company vs. William
Probert; appeal; Dudley & Woods; King g.
HoutZ
Consolidated Implement company VS.. ]. A.
man.
Timothy Kelley ct al vs. John McChrystal
ct al; law; Rawlins & Cricthlow; Bennett,
Marshall g. Bradley.
Spanish Fork City VS.. Spanish Fork West
Field Irrigation Co. law; George Sutherland;
Whltccotton & Cash.
John c. Wilcox VS.. Walter Moore; appeal; j.
B. Miner; George Sutherland.
Union Pacific railway company VS.. Rio
Grande Western railway company ct al. law;
Z. L. Williams; Bennett, Marshall & Bradley.
FIRST National Bank of Provo VS.. No tn
American Asphalt Co; law King s. Houtz;
Bennett, Marshall & Bradley.
Timothy Kelly ct al VS.. the Centennial
Eureka Mining Co.. law; Rawlins & Critchlow !;
Bennett Marshall Bradley.
James H Wallis VS.. John 7. Field ct al. !;
| law; King & Houtz.
James Rooney VS. Lester Taylor ct al; law;
Powers q HlleS; George Sutherland
Anna NJ. Moore vs.. Sarah Morgan ct al. !;
law j. w. n. Whitecotton; Booth & Wilson.
Fred j. kiesel & Co. VS.. H F. Gear ct al !;
law; A u. sutherland; VhackSJon & Brown.
Tlnt1c Range Railway company VS.. Mary E..
Strong ct al. law; bennett, Marshal Brad
| ley: Booth s. Wilson.
William Leonard VS.. George C. Whitmore
Zane & Putnam, Hamilton & Martin; Powers s.
HieS, E. d. Hoge.
II. w Hawley VS.. Cory Brothers & Company;
law; King & Houtz; kimball s. Allison.
William 2. Merrill vs. William Hodgkinson
appeal; William Ashton; A j. Hullinger
John Rim VS.. Norman S. Holiday ct al
law; Whltecotton Cash; KING & HoutZ,
James Chapman ct al VS.. henry w Owen ct
al; law; Bennett, Marshal & Bradley; E. d. L.
thompson and Charles c. Day.
Mike Mallett VS.. Max Frichersdorf; law; Ed
ward Pike and George Sutherland; TLackston
| & Brown
Thomas Boardman vs. James Reece ct al
law; King & Houtz; Whitecotton & Cash.
William Bagley vs.. Joshua Holman; appeal;
SaXey & Edwards; Whitecotton g. Cash.
! The territory of Utah VS.. =. o. Smoot, jr., Ell
al; law; z. L.. Williams; A. G. Sutherl and
George Hays VS.. Alfred Tomlinson; law: E.
E. Corfraan; Booth g. Wilson
James S. Brown VS.. j. w. Felt ct al. law
! John 5. Watts; Barlow Ferguson.
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Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Wheat-Fairly active
irregular, closing steady. The opening was
from 1sQh lower to 4 higher followed by an
up turn of y, then became weak and declined
la advanced 24@%, fiuctuated frequently
within moderate range and closing about same
as yesterday. Receipts, $4,000; Shidments.
7l60OG.
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New York Mining Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. II.


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OGDEN.
METHODISTS PREPARING
For the National Camp Meeting-The Coming
Band Tournament

Band Tournament.
Sometime ago il was announced that the
national camp meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal church would meet in Ogden
next May A large number is expected
here from Boston and other eastern cities.
A telegram was received from Omaha yes
terday, from the Office of the general
agent of the Western Passenger Traffic
association 10 the effect that rate of one
and one-fifth fare had been decided upon
to accomm odate all wishing to attend the
big camp meeting. The rate will induce
people from the Atlantic states to come.
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LIVERPOOL. Feb IL Wheat-Unchanged
Corn-Demand fair for spot and poor for
futures. Spot February. As 424d firm; March,
is 52id, steady; April, 4s21ad, steady.
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The Metals.
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New York Money Markets.
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Prime paper 31a6l5.
Sterling exchange opened quiet, but steady;
sixtyday bills 1854 demand 1881.
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Petroleum.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04


Cor ALBEIT POPE, Of Boston, offers
q reward of $500 for the apprehension
and conviction of the person or persons
who maliciously stretched barbed wire
across the path of the bicyclers in the
relay race from Chicago to New York
and maliciously cut the tires of the
bicycles, or who in any way maliciously
injured, or attempted to injure the
riders or the bicycles with the object Of
delaying or interfering with the carry
ing Of the message.
RARUs, long known as king Of the
trotting turf, died at Mr.. Robert Bon
ner's Tarryt0wn farm of old age. He
was 25 years old, being foaled in 1896.
NEW JERSEY democrats indorsed tarih
reform and Grover Cleveland Miles
Boss, Nelson Albeit, James Smith and
Senator Mcpherson are the delegates at
large.
The prohibitionists Of Vermont held
a mass state convention at Rutland and
Nominated a state ticket as follows:
Governor, E. L. Allen; lieutenant gov
ernor, W. P. Stafford; secretary of state,
Z. T. Griswold; treasurer, Mylon David
son; auditor, II. r. Cummings Presi-
dental electors: L. p. Hanson, II. M.
Seeley, William Mcneil and s. L. Wis
well. Members Of congress: First dis
trict, Rodney Whitemore; Second dis
trict, w. P. Holton. Delegates to ma
tioual convention: w. P. Stafford. c. H.
Field, L. w. Hanson. Rodney White
more, g. z. Crowell, A. L. Ferguson,
Don Atwood, C. w. Wyman and H. r.
NJ Mack.
The official announcemeutof theplar
for the conversion Of the present Atchi-
son. Topeka & Santa Fe railroad in
come bonds into second mortgage bonds
has been fairly received In Wall street
PENNSYLVANIA railroad officials say
there Is absolutely no truth In the re
port that their road has obtained con
troll of the New York, Susquehanna 4
Western railway.
SENATOR Quar-, who was In Pitts
bu1rh, Pa, recently said that he did
not think there would be any trouble
in nominating Blaine at the Minneapo'
lis convention "It VIII not be By
stampeding the convention" said he
'fbut by the force of the general senti
ment-
ANNA DrcKrSsoz's suit against mem
bers of the republican national commit
tee was. dismissed on the ground that i
was illegal
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04
THE WORLD AT LARGE
sunm.ry Of As pAas seva


- :
A BnL Intended 70 aAelfh POST trad
erships IA the srsas, Which has the sp-
provai Of me war department and Gen.
ssAo1eld, has been fsvorably reported
lrom the military Affairs COMMITTEES ~
senator Proctor. -,
THE test of AmesieaA aFfnor plate by
the government proved 10 be Of the best
PHRsfsxSf HARRISON has ordered the
sasltlAry 70 ut once stop the quarrying
of rock In the Cherokee strip and con.
tiscate the parAphernalia. Iteeefes teas
Jordan, Bushyhead and others have be-
gun operatlqhs aealA, this time west Of
the Santa ~ track. near Chiliocco,
henre the action Of the president As
soon a. these Cherolees are ousted the
soldiers viii begin 10 drive out the eat.
tlemen.
Il is the general cplhioH that Tie
Hatch nntl-optlon elii viii not pass The
present kcast of Representatives y
TaR Hhexpended balance Of public
moneys in the hands Of disbursing Of.
hcers Is , 81, $50, 800 Secretary Foster
regards this as largely exceeding the
actual requirement Of the seFvlce, espe-
cially in view Of the hAct that the cash
balance OF the TREASURY, including ma
tional bank deposits and subsidiary and
miner coin has fallen 10 s26, ,o46, ,sS5. To
remedy this state Of affairs he has Is
sued q circular instructing disbursing
officers 20 turn all their idle money Int
the treasury.
COMMISSIONER RAuN has asked the ap-
preparation committee Of the house for
deficiency appropriation Of $1,000, 900
on account Of pension payments,
balance Of the fiscal year.
SENATOR HfGGINs, Of Delaware, has
been made chsirman Of the republican
congressional campaign committee.
THE secretary Of the treasury has au-
thorlzed the making Of leases for graz
ing cattle on the lands of the Kiowa and
Comanche Indians In Oklahoma terri
tory as follows: At cents per acre per
annum. waggoner 4 Sons, 502, 400; S.
b. Burnatt, 2s7, ,s67; Z. S. Sugg 4 Bros,
242, ,6Ss; J. P. Addington, si,se5, and G.
T. Herring, 10000.
THE state department having been OF
hcially informed Of the conclusion Of q
treaty Of commercial reciprocity be-
tween Austro- Hungary and the United
States, and under the provision the
president proclaimed the details OF the
arrangement, which Is similar 10 that
with Germany. It takes effect at once.
Col J. NJ. LEES report, detailing the
investigation made by him relative 10
the alleged frauds committed by sttor-
neys on the Arapahoe and Cheyenne In
dams, has been forwarded 10 Washing
ton. The report contains the testimony
Of many Of the chiefs Of both tribes,
who claim that but three Of the chiefs
signed the agreement to pay the attor-
neys s67, 5000 for securing the sale OF
their lands to the government
TIE following were elected officers OF
the nationaIsilver convention: Perma-
6ent chairman, Gen Al. Warner, of Ohiei
vice-presidents, Messrs. Bolter, Of Iowa
Shinn, of Kansas; Streeter, of illinois,
A. B. Ewing, of Missouri; Nixon, Of
Nevada; Charles Simms, of Colorado,
and William Oliver, Of North Carolina
secretaries, Lee CrandaIl, of Washing
ton; Z. D. Stark, Of Ohio, and Henry
| Jones. of Georgia.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04
SCIENTIFIC DEMONSTRATIONS.

In testing the conditions Of the st
mosphere inside a petroleum tank, Il
the air at the bottom Is found not In
Hammable or explosive the air above Is
sure not 70 be 10.
The earth's surface only exceeds the
moons by about thirteen and one-haf
times The moons surface Is fully as
large rs Africa and Australia together,
and nearly as large a. North dhd South
America without the islands
THERE are d0ubtless scores and hum
dreds Of bodies that arc larger than the
sun among the so-caIled fixed stars visi-
ble TO the naked eye. Certainly capel-
Ia. Arcturus, Sirius. Vega and Aldebaran
are each immensely larger than the
sun
A FnExcHnAx has been making some
interesting Investigations concerning
the temperaeurs Of gas Jets at various
polnss IN ths fame. At 0ne-hah inch
above the burner the temperature waa
only o75 degrees. rising rapidly 70 500
degrees, II the commeneemcnt Of the
iuminons zone, and 70 a,soo degrees near
the top Of the Same.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

A oeMPsoMisE Is about effected be-
t~eeh the Cherokee delegation and
Cherokee claimants By which the letter
are 70 Be paid casa. .Doe fH Their improve
ments, and each given lo0 hcres Of lard
In the strip. This will settle the in
truder question.
In the Methodist qusdreAniei ephiefs
ence iaymen have secured ea6ai repEe-
seutatien and Will hold half Of the seats
N the next conference.
THE WergelAnd, Capt. Weis, the first
steamship 10 make trip from Norway
10 Chicago. arrived there The other day,
and hundreds Of enthusiastic Rcandls
navians went out On thfee eSgtfsiol
boats 70 meet her with q brass band
A CYCLONE ct Wellington. Kan,
killed twelve persons and injured mp
wards Of seventy-hve. Many buildings
were destroyed.
CLAYTON E. CRAFTh ex'speaicef Of the
house Of representatives of Illinois, and
chairman Of the recent democratic con-
vehtien In that state, Is talked Of by the
Illinois delegation for chairman Of the
national convention at Chicako
GEx. A. D. STREI0HT. Of Indiana. dled
at HIS country home two ifiiles east OF
Indianapolis, Ind, recently.
A wEsTBoUxD local freight train on
the Pittsburgh 4 Western road ran into
an open switch the other night at Niles,
o., and collided with eight cars laden
with cinderk Five cars went over q
fifty foot embanlmens and seventeen
were totally demolished. Four mon
were riding on q fst car and two es-
capped injury by jumping. The others
were catight IN the wreck. James Nc
fHrland, of Girard, o., was crushed to
death and Lewis Jones, Of Girard, was
fatally injured. brakeman William
Smith and Conductor Clyde Charles
were badly cut and bruised, bat will
recover. The other trainmen escaped
BY jumping.
An explosion iu the wood pulp mill at
the Friend Paper Co.'S mill. at West Car
rollton, O., demolished the building and
killed Emery Blood, the assistant su-
perintendent
THE Iowa department Of the @. A. r.
has issued q call 10 all comrades 70 come
10 the aid Of the. old soldiers and their
families who are sufferers by the. flood.
Gov TORRES, Of Lower California;
after making an Investigation into the
Oberlandef case at Tiajuana, ordered
the immediate and unconditional re
lease of Oberlander and the Transports
ton 10 EnsadA for trial of all the Mexi,
cans engaged in the illegal invasion Of
American territory aud the highland
ed seizure of the American constable.
THE National Editorial association, re
Gently in session at San Francisco, elect
ed the following officers: President, p B
Price, Hudson, Wis; first vice president
Walter Williams, Columbia, Mo-; second
vice president, II. J. Knapp, Auburn
N. Y; third vice president, J. ii. Duke
Scotia, Mo; corresponding secretary, j
NJ. Page, Jerseyville, ILL.,; recording sec
retary, William Kennedy, Chambers
burg, Pa; treasurer, A. H. Lonrie
Elkin, ILL.,; assistant recording secre
tary, Miss Louise Frances, California
The selection of the next place Of meet
ing was referred to the executive com
mittee.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

Gov. Brown, of Kentucky, signed the
separate coach" bill The law pro-
vides that every passenger railway train
shall be provided with a separate coach
for negroes II goes into effect ninety
days after the adjournment of the legis-
lature. The negroes of the state have
been strongly opposed to the law, but
its effect will probably be to give them
plenty of room in travel at times when
the whites are crowded.
SEVENTY carloads of grain from Ar
gonia, Kan, arrived at New Orleans by
a special train over the Missouri Pacific
and Texas Pacific.
NEAR Cynthiana, KY. recently, Robert
Fowler shot and killed James May.
They were neighbors. both well 10 do
farmers and had quarreled over their
cows and chickens.
AT the third party convention held at
Charlotte, n. C., it was resolved TO pre-
sent the name of L. L. Polk to the ma
tional convention at Omaha as a presi-
Dental candidate.
HOx. H. Z. BERKLE committed suicide
the other day at his home near Bryants-
vile, KY, by cutting his 'roat with a
razor. Mr.. Berkle was twice a member
Of the Kentucky legislature, represented
his county in the late constitutional
convention and was a member of two
national republican conventions
A FREAK of nature has come to light
in the county Jail at Fort Worth, Tex.
His name is Jesse Lee, aged IS years
Turn the boys face 50 that strong
light may shine into his eyes and phe-
nomenon is seen. Around the pupils OF
the eye, In the iris, are the twenty-si1
letters of the alphabet, arranged sym
metrically. There are thirteen letter.
in each eye, those up TO sM" being in
the left eye and the remaining ones in
the right Lee says his father and fouI
brothers arc similarly affected.
THE mob which stormed the county
jail at Dallas, Tex, in order TO lynch
Henry Miller, the negro who shot and
killed Policeman Brewer. was finally
dispersed. For 9 time II looked n
though the crowd would accomplish IL
intentions Sheriff Lewis told the mol
,h.t he ,vo.,ld defend the nrisoner will
~ sis-, ,;s. -
I 1rhs.h.sna.c;ded INV the Fort wortl
4 Tr;n;tv vsllev rosd "a Texas 70 sur
~ .hs rou,e II once. Work viii be be
gun then and the road pushed TO com
D. r,-s- n cIav county N which poin
49, - c,,,c.so = Roclr Island i now build
Inc The direction & thus renerall,
no,thve,terlv.
IT T,rr tbou,cnd resideuts of Arkansa
h.xa hen rendered homeless by n.
49,.
Two ~ The express robbers who hei,
=, ths t-,in ~ Munro Junctiou. Fla.
"a t;ilsd Mes.rnorr Saunders hav
,,,. ,,s,d the nenaitv for r their crime The,
were killed Al Buffalo Bluff bridge. Of
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04
vernon, ProhlbltlOnlss..

RUTLAND. Vt, May %. The prohibi-
tionists of Vermont held a mass state
convention here yesterday. This state
ticket was nominated: Governor, e. L.
Allen; lieutenantgovernor, W. ?. Stat
ford; secretary of state, E. 7. Griswold;
treasurer, Mylon Davidson; auditor, H.F.
Cummings Presidential electors; 2. 7.
Hanson, II. NJ. Seeley, William Mcneil
and S. +. wiswell Members Of con-
rress: First district, Rodney White
more; Second district, w. P. Holton.
Delegates to national convention: w.
p Stafford. C. H. Field, L. w. Hanson,
Rodney whitemorc, @. T. crowell, A.
L. Ferguson, Don Atwood, c. W. wy
man and n. II. Mack
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-06-04

r.-t chuSrs~ 'n-ursca N..r Nszsfeits
flu Two ef Ehsu uA1le fryln1 - $50
. co61 1zhlsn. e1d AnolAer. rhe 4nn1Zet
Inlo ne water Iare1Eh ErI4ha-tn4
Trrrfhls Tragedy Al Ne Ecsnll - :
Less Hss vhIeh rss nierH irss tns
PrTrsBrnah, Pa, May =. s.-Four ehit
dteii Strs drowned "a chartIeFs creek.
Mar Mansfield, ffIdz5 afternoon. Two
Of them lost their Hives tfyi1E ~ sase
companion, and the fourth jlf1pco
into the creek through fright Iheif
names arss Elizabeth C0yne' aged II
years, daughter q NEs. Bridget coyne-
Robertson; Julia coyne, a9eA 3 ycors;
sitter Of the above; Mary Dnte1k y
fesrs, dsughfcr Of Eenry and Mary n,
ieiii 8afBes Holland, sgsd = yearH son
Of Patrick aiA siafy Holland
:. The Coyne chlidfef WSfe visiilng -
Holland family. Yeztefdsy 1fternoon
ne four children vent with . i3fser'
Old elfi Bsnled Williams on 90 errand
Resching charfiefn ssepls, which was
greatly swollen from rcce1t raln4 t1e
Holland boy lost his hst II thc c1ss4'
and gong down the slipnery bank -
sct 4 NJ feti iyiio tiss wster. Elizabeth
Coyne ran % Biz fessps snd csaght him
by the clothes, and ID NJ ekoris 70
puIl him out became overbala1cea s1d
iell INTO the current The Enfel glrl
then came 70 Ellzabeth's rescue and
succeeded IN catching her BY the dress.
The Coyne girl heroically hung 70
the boy and the three fOrIlloa :
human chain. The swift current
bhiled the Enfgii Firl from the bank.
They eli went down iegcther. and little
Jaiia tbyfe; Who bid heefI standing on
the bank watching her sister and pIa5'
mates struggling in ths water, bscsme
frightened beyond control. and think
ing they were going 70 leave hers
gave bound and Joined them In their
watery grave. The Williams girl
heard the screams and ran 70 sl.s -
slstance Of the children. but all NAs
over. and she could see nothing Of the
children. She hurried 70 the home Of
Mrs. Jacobs and related the circum'
stances
A search party was formed headed
By John Robertson. stepfather Of the
Coyns children. The body Of Julia wa
found 200 cards below where she fell In
the stream. Later the body Of Mar
| knfeii was fonfid. The seafch contin
aed tkroughdat tiit right and Z now n
progress, but the other two bodies hss'
not vet been found.