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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-13
A BRAVE WOMAN.
Mrs. Sanders of P0cateIlO Shoots
at a Burglar With Success.
While She Was Alone in the House an I'm
Eknown Man Attempts to Enter with Fatal
Results-Dmocratic Club Organized.

PocATELLo, Ida, Sept. 12.-[Special tels-
gram to The HERALD. AN unknown man,
while under the influence of liquor, at
tempted to enter the house Of Mr.. Sanders
in his absence. Mrs. Sanders was at home
alone. Surprising him to be burglar she
fired two shots at the man as he undertook
to climb through the open window. Both
shots took effect in his abdomen and he is
very seriously wounded. No blame is at
tached to the lady for the unfortunate
affair.
At large and enthusiastic meeting this
evening, q John M. Burke Democratic
club was organized The club is organized
aud Offered by young men who intend to
work from now until the election with all
the force and energy of youth for the illus
trious leader whose name they inscribe
on their banner as a token of success. At
torney j. B. Miller was elected chairman
and the other officers are young. pushing
Democrats. Hon. w. G. Love gave q
rousing address to the club and the fight is
on in Pocatello from now until the Sth of
November,
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BOTH IN NEW YORK.
The Old ana New Champion En-
Enthusiastically Received.
EXHIBITION AT MADISON SQUARE.
Corbett Will Spar at sullivan's Benefit
Iii chell the First Nan the Champion
Wants to Meet-Racing, Baseball, Etc.

New YORK, Sept. 12.-When the Cor
bett train pulled into Wilmington the
throng was SO great that the train had to
come almost to standstill to avoid an &C.
cident.
AT Philadelphia the throng was great,
but fortunately the bulk OF the people
kept outside the iron fence. Corbett says
the man above all others in the word that
he wants to meet is Charley Mitchell. He
has made up his mind to make Mitchell do
more lighting and less talking Saturday,
Sept. II, has been left open for Sulliyan's
benefit, ct which Corbett offered in New
Orleans to spar four rounds. He has net
received any acceptance yet further than
dispatcn saying that Mr.. Moran, Sulliyan's
manager, would meet Mr.. Corbert today in
New York.
An immense throng gathered at the
Jersey City depot and it was with difficulty
that the police opened up way and got
him on the Desbrosses street ferry boat.
He had a pressing invitation to 90 ND to
the New York Athletic club, but went
directly to his home. He intends making
New York city his permanent home.
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NATIONAL ANIMUS.
Murder of American Sailor Reilly
Entirely UnprOyOked.
Him with Two Knives-Killed Be-
cause He Was an American.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-The latest advices
received from Genoa regarding the murder
of Frank Reilly, seaman of the United
States steamer Newark, who was killed in
. lodging house In Genoa, shows that ma
tional animus against Americans was the
cause of the crime The proprietor of the
lodging house, when the NewarK's men ap-
piled for lodgings, used the most abusive
language to them simply because they were
Americans One of those present knowing
the proprietor advised the men that it was
unsafe for them to remain in the place All
the sailors started for the door, whereupon
the proprietor with knife in each hand,
sprang toward Reilly and struck him with
both weapons. Reilly staggered to the
street, where he fell and died in few min
utes. The murder was entirely unprovoked
and Reilly was killed for no other reason
than that he was an American. In conse-
quence Of the killing of Reilly, sailors of
United States vessels were not allowed to
20 ON shore while they remain at Genoa.
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Scenes eft Fire island

1'IRg ISLAND, Sept. 12.-There were ex-
citing scenes here this afternoon and up to
the present hour, owing to demonstrations
by from 300 to 400 baymen and others. led
by Supervisor w. H. Young and ex-Super-
visor John H. Vail of Islip town, who
took possession of the dock. armed with
shotguns, oars and other weapons, and
twice resisted all attempts to land passen-
gers from the Cepheous. At this hour
q pm the Cepheout is anchored about
200 feet from the dock. As the Cepheous
ran along side the dock the FIRST time a
hundred voices shouted:
"You cannot land here; 90 back to New
York"
Others shouted threats of throwing the
men overheard if they stepped from the
vessel onto the dock. A hawser was thrown
10 the post, which was Immediately thrown
back. Five policemen On the Cepheous
climbed to the gunwale and motioned as
though 10 draw revolvers. but went no
further.
c. L. Wall, whom Governor Flower
authorized TO take charge of the hotel here.
who was also aboard the Cepheous asked
the mob TO listen to MIN and then said:
81 represent the state of New York and
am authorized to land here and assume
charge" The crowd shouted "Show us
your authority
He thereupon produced paper which he
began &c read, but could not make himself
hsard. Many passengers. mostly women.
appealed to the crowd to allow them to
land. but the answers that came were de-
risive shouts
Lawyer Reid and Supervisor Young in
formed those aboard the steam boat that
Justice Barnard had granted an injunction
restraining them from landing. Mr.. Wall
asked TO see the Injunction, but as the
DOCUMENT had NOT YET ARRIVED
it could not be produced. They stated.
however, that it was on the way. The
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.


Montpelier Elects delegates to the Coming
County Convention.
MONTPELIER, Ida, Sept 12.-[special
telegram to THE HERALD.] = Montpelier
Democrats held their primaries this even
ing. They were largely attended and con-
Quoted with much enthusiasm. Hon. ]. G.
Rich, Thomas Fuller, C. Il. Tooned,
Charles Hammond, Leonard Dalrymple,
Joseph Person and Hon. H. Glenn were
elected delegates TO the county convention.
The delegation is a strong one and meets
with the approval Of the Democracy.
@. B. Wilson of Fish Haven, has been
named as joint senator for Bingham, Bear
Lake and Oneida counties Mr. Wilson
has large interests in both Bear Lake and
Bingham counties, and his uprightness and
pop ularisy assure his election.
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NEWS FROM NEW YORK.

Preparing for the Monster Hospitals Being
Fitted Up and All Precautions Taken.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Seth Low secured.
on behalf of the chamber of commerce, the
steamer Wieland Of the Hamburg line. for
tbs reception of quarantine passengers.
The Wieland is now of quarantine, She
arrived few days ago. All the passengers
were healthy.
Owing to the railroads and steamboat
lines disseminating carrying immigrants,
arrangements were made today whereby in
the future each immigrant landing at Ellis
island will be provided with card declar-
ing the bearer and baggage have been dis
infected and fumigated and are in good
health. Tho cards will be signed by DR..
Wheeler, surgeon of the marine hospital
service and will be worn as label pinned
to the clothes.
NOT YET PRESENTED.
The petition signed by many New York
ers, headed by DIR. Robertson, asking for
the removal of Health Officer jenkins AND
tie appointment of an advisory board of
phi ysicians, has not yet been presented to
G overnor Flower.
GOVERNOR SURPRISED.
A newspaper man conveyed to Governor
Flower the knowledge that Judge Barn ard
OF Brooklyn had issued an injunction to
prevent any of the people from the cholera
ships from landing at Fire Island The
governor was much nettled and expressed
surprise Professor Collins, legal author
ity, said:
''This is great surprise. 1t is in fact a
serious mattor. ! will not say 1t will inter
fere with our plans, and as yet cannot say
exactly what we will do.''
The governor had previously issued a
proclamation today ordering the sheriff of
Suffolk county to use all his power in re-
sisting any interference with the state
authorities in occupying Fire island.
REPORT OF CoMPANT's PHYSICIAN.
Officials of the Hamburg American line
obtained permission from Health Officer
Jenkins a week ago to allow special ply
stefan of the company to board the Rugia
on condition that he would remain until all
the passengers were released. The physi-
clan sent was DIR. Leo Splegitz, and this
morning his first official report was re-
ceived. 1t was sent to DR.. J. II. Asch, who
also is acting for the Hamburg American
line The report was written in German.
from which DIR. Asch translated the fol.
lowing extract:
found everything in good condition except
dirt in the steerage. In the rooms in which /
as If all the unwashed people in the world
were here. DR.. jenkins delay in removing the
sick and suspicious cases IS TO be condemned
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Stahhed While in mil.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Jerry Trumbley, the
Chicago prize fighter, was probably fatally
stabbed in Jail by q negro prisoner, Michael
Prince. Trumbley has been in confinement
for assault with brass knuckles upon one
of the best known merchants in the city,
Joseph Fish. The prize fighter maintained
that the attack on Fish was because the
merchant pushed against him on the side
walk, but there has been q suspicion that
Trum bley was hirsd by jealous woman
to distgure Fish. Prince, the negro. pro-
fesses to have been avenging sn insult to
his race by Trumbley when he stabbed the
prize fighter. The weapon was only q
pocket knife bus the blade made cut four
inches long in the pugilist's neck.
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James 3. West Set Eree.

CH1cAeo, Sept. 13.-James J. West was
set free today by Judge Tuthin and the
criminal prosecution against him for al.
legged acts committed while he was proprie
tor of the Times. was dismissed. BY An
afidaVit Attorney Brown showed IN Dshn
of West. his client demanded trial az t1o
successive terms Of conrt. ana therefore az
this third time was entitled to discharges.
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Latonia Races

LEToNIA, KY, Sept. 12.-The track was
fast.
Five furlongs-Calhoun won. Jolly Tar
second, Justis Lyon third. Time :O215.
Mile and an eighth-Lake Breeze won,
Laura Davidson second, Sympathetics Last
third. Time :554
Seven and half furlonRs-Irish Chap
won, Tom Tough second, Readina third.
Time-1:3434.
Six furlongs-Prinos Driver won, Matte
I second, Cora Taylor third. Time-1: l64.
Four and half furlongs-Beautiful Bells
won, Destroy second, Anna Brandle third.
Time :504.
Seven and half furlongs-Helen Rose
won, My Partner second, Captain Drane
third. Time-1 SO.
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wyoming Gold Dl scoyerlss.

RAwLINs, Wy, Sept. 12.-[Spscisl tsle-
gram to The HERALD-]-S- G. Ranksn re-
turned today from the Jack Greek placer
mines, thirty-six miles southeast. The
company have 8, 465 feet Of 30-inch bed
rock floor in the ground. There are pros
poets OF big course gold. some as large SIS
wheat grains. Omaha capitalists are back
ing the enterprise. There are many pros
pectors in camp and number of new leads
are being located.
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E,caped Convict Recaptured

PALMER LAKE, Colo, Sept. 12.-George
Laupten, one of the most desperate high
waymen and burglars in the country, went
west last night in charge of Warden
Charles Aau.t and Deputy Davis of the
California state prison. Laupten escaped
from Folsom in March, 1884, and had eleven
years yet to serve. He was located in Wis
consin and is now taken back to serve out
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Orders for Coins.

WAsHIxeroN, Sept. 12.-An order was
issued few days ago by Mr.. Lsech, direc-
tor of the mint to Colonel Bosbyshell.
superintendent Of the Philadelphia mint,
to have coined at once 500. 600 in silver half
dollars for use in Washington during the
Grand Army encampment. This Is a sup
Elemental order to others given for a large
amount of dimes and scent pieces to be
minted for the same purpose.
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Nearest TO the North Pole.

WASHINGTON, Sept l2.-The stars and
stripes have been planted at two of the
nearest points to the north pole yet reached
by civilized man. The navy department.
received today the following telegram from
Lieutenant Peary at st. Johns, N. b.:
s.The United States navy claims the highest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-13
LONDON FAILURES.
Large Crowd of Excited Depositors Make 4
Run on Bank.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Birkbeck bank.
in Chancery lane, is involved in the failure
Of the London and General bank, the
Liberal, or Permanent Building and In
vestment society, and House and Land In
vestment trust, and there is run on the
bank. The manager today said: 'sOur
total liabilities which we may be called on
to pay on demand amount to Cd, GA, 600.
We have securities on which we can
Immediately realize e5. 81, 900. The
public has no just cause for
alarm about the Birkbeck building
societies. They have money locked up IN
land and buildings. Over 60 000, GOO OF our
securities are held in the Bank of England
and we can raise money on them within an
hour"
1880 O'Clock the crowd of excited de-
posiiors became larger than ever, and
every room in the bank was full. Police
men are keeping the accesses to the build
Ing clear.
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Mile Parvenue won, Julien second,
Alcade third. Time-1 :4214.
Prospect stakes-Six furlongs-Prince
George won, Ajax second, Lady Violet
third. Time-1 rs.
Oriental handicap-Mile and one quar-
ter-Pactolus won, Fiedlio second, Lamp
lighter third Time-2:11.
Five furlongs-Zornitza Colt won,
Courtship second. Japonica third. Time
1:0319.
Mile and one-sixteenth - Diablo won,
Key West second, Hydy third. Time
l :4S5l.
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French Forces Advancing.

PARIS, Sept. l2.-Dispatches state that
the French forces in Dahomey are advanc-
ing into the interior country, and are meet
ing with little opposition. The dispatches
also state that revolution has broken out
at Abomey, the capital of Dahomey, and
King Behauzin has returned from the field
in order to restore order.
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Corbett Challenged.

ELMIRA, N. Y, Sept. 12.-HarrIson
Nickerson publishes challenge to James
Corbett, to fight to finish at any time,
and place in the state the latter may desire
Nickerson is woodman, 6 it. 6la in.
tall, weighes 1875 pounds and twenty-three
years of age. He offers to fight for any
amount not to exceed $4,000. He says he
has spared with both Sullivan and Cor
hiatt
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dependence bay, 50 degrees north latitude
and 81 degrees west longitude, was dis
covered on July a, 1892. The Greenland
ice cape ends south of the Victoria inlet ~
The highest point heretofore attained on
the east channel is about 20 or II degrees
! and was made by Holdenby, German
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MRS. HARRIs0N'S HEALTH.
A Special Train Sent for Medical Assistance
President Confirms Her Serious Illness.

a opeciai lraln Sent Tor Ueuicai ASSISTANCE
President Confirms Her Serious Illness.
SARvNAo LAKE, N. Y, Sept. PA spe-
cial train came up from Loon Lake this
morning for DR.. Trudeau of the Santa
rum. A team was got in shape hur-
riedly and the doctor brought from
Ampersand where he was stopping.
reporter of the Associated Press
saw him as he was getting on the train, but
he would say nothing regarding Mr.. Harri-
son. DIR. Gardner, Mrs. Harrison's physi-
clan, Is also at Loon Lake
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-President Harri-
son teleRraphed to Chairman Hackett of
the Republican state executive committee,
that he greatly regretted to confirm the dis
patch OF today that Mrs. Harrison's condi-
ton was such as TO make it impossible to
take trip through this state.
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CRREMoNlOUs TRIP.
Admiral 6herardi Will Soon Sail FOR south
American Ports.

~Sne4&
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Admiral Cher
ardi called at the navy department to get
sailing orders prior to his departure for
San Francisco to command the fleet OF
evolution which will sail for South Ameri-
can ports. The fleet goes on friendly
mission to South American ports,
touching at all the principal sea-
board cities on the wesb coast.
The trip will be a ceremonious one, and
every effort will be made to strengthen the
good will between the United States and
sister republics. Admiral Gherardi viii
hoist the flag on the Baltimore which, Is
the flagship of the feet, will steam ous
through Golden Gate in few weeks, fol-.
lowsd by the Charleston, San Francisco aud
Yorktown, il that ship gets down from
Behring sea in tins. The trip will be-
made Ieisurely, and it is not expected tha
admiral will reach Hampton Roads before
late in the winter.
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Waiting for the Monetsrv Conference.

LONDON, Sept 12-The Calcutta cores
pendent of the Times says: The rumor that
the government will do nothing in the
silver question until after the international
monetary conference, excites great dissatis-
faction here Memorials on the subject
pour In from all classes of The community.
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Fishhack,s Mninritr.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 12-Official returns
from ffty-eight counties give the following
vote for governor: Fishback. Democrat
Sc, 235; Whipple, Republican, "a, 143; Car
nanan. Peoples party, %. IA; Prohibition,
l.OO2. Several counties are yet to be heard
from, which will give Fshback q msiority
of at least 4, 900 more.
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Eish5 THOUSAND Coal Miner. str;La

PITTsBUEe, Sept. 12.-All of the 5000
coal miners in the river district formally
struck today on one-half cent reduction
made by the operators. Half OF the miners
ore organized and prepared for struggle.
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Dragged to Death.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, Sept 12-Mrs. Emil
Lippert was out driving today with her
mother when tho horse became frightened
at a street car and ran away Mrs. Lip
pert's feet became caught in the cart and
she was dragged Thousand feet and killed.
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To Reorganizs the Older OF Iron Han.

neUrgaHIlH In5 Ufuef OF Ir0n HHII.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. l2.-The move
ment to reorganize the order OF Iron Hall
took definite form this morning In
national convention of delegates from
branches of the order called by a local
committee which met at 10 o'clock this
morning in Knights of Honor hall.
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Ashore in Lake snnarlor.

CLEVELAND, o.. Sept. IA dispatch to
the owners says the steamer Neshoto is
ashore in Lake Superior, between Eagle
harbol and Keweenaw Point. She is re-
ported full of water. Her value is Sl35, co.,
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In secrst Session.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-The Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen began their BIZ
ennial session hers today with 300 dele
gates present. Grand Master Sargent pre-
sided. The sessions are secret.
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To RemoYn the Injunction.

New YORK, Sept. 12.-Upon his return
to the city this evening, Governor Flower
proceeded Immediately to make arrange
ments for having the injunction against
occupying Fire island removed.
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OPENING Day at Gravesend

GRAvBsENp. Sept. 12.-On the opening
day the track was fast.
Five furlongs-Correction won, Kings
ton second, Tormentor third. Time :01.
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Killed In a Prica EIGHT

LONDON, Sept. 12.-A prize fight near
Northampton between soldier named
Clayson and bootmaker named Langley
resulted in the latter being SO horribly
battered that he died in an hour. Clayson
was also seriously injured. but succeeded
in escaping. Six abettors were arrested
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land. They cannot land,'' echoed the mob.
Senator Mcpherson sank down in the
boat overcome. Mr.. Thompson cried out:
~ on poor people, you are being duped by
tricky lawyer"
1--WE are no more tricky than you,' an
swered the lawyer, Mr.. Reid.
You will at least allow Us to be sent food
and blankets?n asked Mr.. Thompson.
mot unless the captain comes ashore"
answered Keid.
When the boat rowed back to the steamer
the newspaper men who had listened to
this at once went to every one of the health
board who were present and begged that
this horrible crime be not committed. AT
half past 8 o'clock a meeting Of the board
was held in the hotel Office, where reso-
luton was passed that if DR.. Weight would
go with Lawyer Reid to the steamer and
see that the injunction papers were served,
the board would allow food and blankets TO
be taken aboard. DR.. Voight was made to
promise that if this was allowed no at
tempt would be made to land passengers.
In one of the trips of the ships yawl to the
the boat ana asked If the reporters would
take petition from the passengers to be tel
egraphed to Governor Flower. The crowd on
from the ship. Mr.. Thompson stated that
the sheets of note paper he had were fumi-
gated according 10 the requirements of the
United States post Office. A member of the
lslip board OF health appeared too, but he
refused to receive the dispatch. The re-
porters offered TO copy it from dictation,
and by the aid OF q couple of lanterns this
was accomplished. The dispatch is as fol-
lows:
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BY REDUCED MAJORITIES.
Republicans Elect Their Entire Ticket in
Maine

PORTLAND. Me, Sept. 12.--The state
election for the choice of governor, four
congressman and members of the legisla-
ture occurred today One hundred and
sixty towns gives Cleves, 31.617; johnson,
25, 7S0; Hussey, 61a; scattering 675; plu-
rality of 5,5S5 against 9,49l in 1898 The
indications are that Reed will have 2. 1000
plurality in the First congressional dis
trict. Washington county went Rspu Bill
can by l, 100 majority, the entire RepubIi-
can ticket being elected. Eight Of ten
members OF the house are Republican.
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TELEGRApHED TO CARTER.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. I2-The following dis
patch explains itself: Augusta Me-. Sept. ~,
iosS.-Hon THOMAS H Carter, Chairman Ma
tional Republican Committee, SIS Fifth avenue
New York. Total vote will be Il. 800 more than
In 1888 We eject four congressman, carry
fourteen OF sixteen counties. have two-thirGs of
the members OF the legislature, and elect orr
governor By ll.o00 majority over the Democratic
candidate (Signed.)
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LEWISTON. Me-, Sept. 12-Scattering re-
turns from several counties of congress
sional districts show tho reelection of
Dlngiey, Republican, by between 1900 or
1000. Dingley runs ahead of the ticket
and the Democrats behind
BATH, Me-, Sept. 12.-Republicans carry
Sagadahoc county as usual by good ma
jorify, electing the entirs ticket by an
average plurality OF 9l3
DOVER, Me-, Sept. 12.-The entire Re-
publican ticket is elected in Piscataquis
county, but by slightly less majority than
two years ago.
SACo. Me-, Sept. 12.-York county re-
turns show falling off from the figures Of
two years ago. Nineteen out of twenty
seven towns in the county give 600 Re-
publican majority. On the vote for gov
ernor the county will probably give q Re-
publican majority of l, 200.