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from the provinces show that the cpl

from the provinces show that the cpl
demic continues to decrease in virulence
Hamburg, Sept. 2S.-The official figures
give forty nine new cases and thirty deaths
from cholera yesterday, a decrease Of
fifteen cases and an increase of seven
deaths. Private reports. however, make
the number Of new cases 146 and deaths
fifty seven.
CHEHBoUaG, Sept 2S.-Three cases Of So
called cholera are reported here. This is
now the port Of arrival from. and departure
for, New York of the general transatlantic
line steamers. a change having been made
because Of the prevalence Of cholera ct
HaYre
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IG. DoNNELLY DOOMED.
He Says the Republican State Central Com
mittes Wants Him Murdered.

He Says the Republican State Central Com
mittes Wants Him Murdered.
Especial to TIE HERAID-Examiner Dispatch. ]
MINNEAPoLIs, Sept. 2S.-Ignatius DON
nelly. the Populist candidate for governor,
spoke here last night. He read an article
that had been furnished the country papers
which contained the following sentence,
eferring to himself:
ut were pity means could not be dis
covered which would make him eternally
silent.''
This, Donnelly claimed, was the work of
the Republican state central committee,
and was Intended to excite some Guiteau
to murder him. He ex pressed a desire to
have his friends avenge him in case ne per-
ished. He has hired St. Paul lawyer,
and If the code provides for it, proceedings
will be instituted on charge Of melting to
violence
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chinese smaggler arrested.

DETROIT, Sept. 2S.-R. L. Montgomery
of New York was arrested today on the
charge of smuggling Cinnamon across the
border. He has, it is said, made confess
sion duplicating number Of prominent
people in Detroit, Chicago and New York.
Government officers believe the confession
will result in the destruction of gigantic
smuggling conspiracy that has existed for
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Two More Steamship Arrivals.

New YoRK. Sept IS. White Star
steamer Teutonic arrived this morning
from Liverpool. The only sickness on the
voyage was that of the chief cook, who
died of heart failure. The vessel will be
released from quarantine today.
The Red Star liner Norland brings 1879
frat cabin and 101 second cabin passen-
gers All we'll
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ITALY NOT IN II.

California Wine Receives First Prize at the
I'alo-American Exposition.
SAN Francisco. CAL. Sept Is. = DR..
Ollin. vice. president of the Italian Swiss
agricultural colony, located in Sonoma
county, Cal, today received a cablegram
announcing that the first prize gold medal
had beed unanimously awarded the wine
display made by the colony at the Italo-
American exposition at Genoa, Italy. The
California wines at the exposition were in
direct competition with the best vintages
Of Italy.
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SAN DIEGO, Sept 2s-The city is gally
decorated in honor of the thirtieth ami
verszry of the discovery Of San Diego bay.
The city is full Of visitors The cruisers
Charleston and Baltimore are here. Gov
ernor Torres, Lower California. and Gov
crnor Markham take part in the celenra-
ton.
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New Magistrates for Ireland.

DUBLIN, Sept. 2S.-The Irish lord chan
cellor has appointed six new magistrates
for the city of Cork, all OF HON are Nc
Carthyites. Until Morley's appointment
as chief secretary OF Ireland the maeis,
iraies of Ireland with scarcely an excep.
ton were Tories.
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Powder Explosion at BUCK. Colo.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Sept. Is
Word was received at midnight from
Buck. Colo, to the effect that q
terrific explosion OF powder, 3 large
quantity of which was unoaded
this afternoon, occurred tonight. No
particulars, and il is feared the opera
tor and some others are killed.
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WILLIAM IL. HALLE.

acknowledgement William H. Halle,
whom the Republicans OF Massachusetts
have nominated for governor. has been q
resident Of Springfield for twenty years.
He is of New Hampshire stock. having
been born at Chesterfield in 1888, and his
father. William Ii ale, was the first Repub'
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CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-Judge Tuthill dis
missed the cases against thirteen ticket
scalpers, on the ground that the state law
against ticket brokerage is unconstitu-
tional because Ii attempted 10 regulate
the interstate traffic, caused unjust dis
criminati0ns ana interferred with the
liberty TO make an honest living
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Eran VIII Krlns the Money.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 2s.-Informa-
ticn was given out at the state department
today that Minister Egan will be in New
York Oct. 4, with the s75. 600 in gold voted
by the government of Chill as an indem-
nifty for the Baltimore sailors.
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BIO ReIesse lanaaian seaIers.

OTTAWA. Ont, Sept -Notwithstand-
ing the denial from London, England, that
British man-of- war has been sent to 81
IBERIA to secure the release Of the Canadian
sealers supposed to be held by Russians,
Hon. G. Fl. Upper, the Canadian minister
of marine, says man-of-wsr is OF its way
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LAToN1A, KY, Sept. 2s.-The track was
fast. Jockey John Porter was ruled off
the turf for the fraudulent riding of Para
meta limp in the second race yesterday
SIX furlougs-Emma Louise won, Wash ii
second, Canars third. Time-1:16
Mile and seventy yards-ParametLa won,
Tom Tongh second, Bessie Bisland third.
Tlme-1:461@.
Five ana half furlongs-Sir Charles
won, Senator Morrill, second, Ernest L
third. Time-1:l014.
Five furlongs-GUlds won, Miss Moseh
second. Foreman third. Tine-1 O4.
Four and one half furIcpgs-Y olinge
Carrie won, Besrsall second, Queen Isa-
bella third. Iime-:5714.
Six furlongs-Lonnie q won, Rerka sec
ond, Portuguese third. Time-l :1554.
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Diamond swindler Arrested.

CHICAGO Sept. 2s.-Harry Camp said by
the police te be the notorious diamond
swiudler, was arrested here this afternoon
while working a supposed swindle on local
jewellers. 1t is said he swindled Detroit
iea elers out of So. 100.
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Bush Fires in the Cherokee s,rIp.

GUTHRIE, Q. T., Sept. 2S.-Many bush
fires cgn be seen in the Cherokee Strip to-
night. The boomers, enraged at the slow
ness with which cattle are being removed
fired the grass. There is no chance to
check the fire, and it is thought many cat
tie will perish.
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AMNESTY Granted by the Pres dsut.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Sept. 2s.-The pres
ident has granted amnesty in the cases OF
Peter Swenson and James Mortensen, con-
victed in Utah of bigamy. and remitted ths
fine and costs in the case, and also TO Car-
ence Sanborn, convicted in California for
violating the postal laws.
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GILMuRES FUNERAL.

The Eminent Bandmaster's Remains Depos-
tied in Calvary Csmsiesy.
New York. Sept. 2S.-Ths funeral OF
the eminent bandmaster P. S. Gilmore.
took place this morning from St. Francis
Xavier's church, where solemn requiem
mass was celebrated. to Calvary cemetery.
1t required three carriages TO carry the
flowers and designs sent by friends. The
procession was led by band of 200 pieces
from different organizations belonging 10
the Musical union. The casket was fol
lowed by the officers Of the TWEEN iy second
regiment and Musica. union and Cstho-
lie locieties. Large crowds OF spectators
lined the Way,
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In Other Countries.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept 2s.-There were
reported in this city yesterday eighteen
new cases of cholera, decrease OF two
cases compared with Monday. and three
deaths against two Monday. The reports
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Killed by lightning.

OTTAWA. Kan, Sept. rs. = Lightning
struck thehouse of Samuel Atkinson last
night and killed Atkinson. wife and two
children, and burned the honse
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Are Now Holding Their For'y-eighth Annual
Session in New York.
New York, Sept. 2s-The forty eighth
annual session of the national division of
the Sons OF Temperance opened today
The reports OF the committee were read
They showed decrease of l43 subordinate
divisions during the year. Since April |,
1891. the membership has decreased from
12. S64 to 81. COB.
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In raror Of Resnondent

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2s.--The World Gays:
A pispatch from Foughkeepsie states that
the general term of the supreme court has
reached decision in favor of the respon-
dent in the case Of Andrew d. Baird and
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Will Meet Tonic hi.

OGDEN. Utah. Sept Is Special tele-
gram to The HERALD.]-A business meet
ing of the Young Mems Democratic club
will be held at the old Union opera house
tonight. Business of Importance will be
attended to. All members are urged to
turn out
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Rest Record in the United states.

New HAVEN, Conu., Sept. 2s.-The best
record ever made in the United States for
a 22O-yard dash was that of Jewett OF the
Detroit Athletic club on the Yale field this
afternoon, making the distance In OIL 80
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STEAMER SUNK.
Tbs n. N. Whitney Now Lies Under Water
in the Boston Harbor

III 01lC 15OsVoH Irtll DOI
Boston, Mass, Sept. 2S.-The steamer
II. M. Whitney. of the Metropolitan Steam
ship line, was run into and sunk this even
ing in the Boston harbor by the Warren
line steamer Ottoman and now lies under
water at Bird Island fats with two holes
In her starboard side. Neither vessel car
RED any passengers aud the Whitney's
crew OF thirty-seven men were safely re-
moved. The Whitney was valued at a
quarter of a million and her cargo nearly
rs much more. 1t is thought she may be
raised.
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STEA MER BURNED.
All on Board safely Rescued Except the
Stewards Wife

BosToN. Sept. 2S.-The steamer Water
town. Captain Alley, which left here today
for Lynn, took fire before she reached the
harbor. She was still burning this even
ing All on board were safely rescued, ex-
cept Mrs. Mary Carter, the wife OF the
steward, who jumped into the water, strik-
ing her head on the propeller and sustain
ing fatal injuries. Her husband was badly
burned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-29
Silver Purchased.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-Silver aggre-
eating 1000 was offered 10 the treasury
toady of which 10000 ounces were pur
chased at Q. S313
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KILLED In A COAL MINE.
Accumulated Gas Icnitss and Kills Two Men
b. the Explosion.

WALsENBURe. Sept. 2S. Especial tele-
gram to The HERALD. DIR Muir and w.
M. Holt, two Of the owners of the Walsen
mines near this place, went into the shaft
today to examine the property. They en-
tered chamber which had long been IN
used and their candles ignited the gas
which had accumulated. A terrific ex-
plosion followed and both men were in
stantly killed Nobody else was injured.
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FIRE AND EXPLOSION.

Lima Locomotive and Car Works Burned
Nitro Giycerine Explodes.
LIMA, O., Sept 2S.-The Lima Locomo-
tive and Car works burned this morning.
Loss, $4,000.
This afternoon the nitro glycerine house
Of the High Explosives company's works
near hear blew up, breaking all the
windows for some distance around. No
one wss injured.
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lican governor of the state. He studied at
Kimball union academy at Merideo and
afterwards entered Dartmouth college,
graduating with honors in in 1856. In 1859
he was the nominee of his party for lieu
tenant-governor and was elected, the same
event happening for three successive years
although the haad of the ticket was de-
feated twice.
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General Weaver ana Mrs. Lease

GREENSBORO. N. c., Sept. 2s.-General
Weaver and Mrs. Lease addressed 500 peo-
pie here tonight, and we're listened to with
respectful attention.
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Declared sgaiass silver coinage.

New York. Sept ga Herald cor
respondent at Moatevideo says the Uru-
guayan senate has declared against silver
coinage.
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PsderewiskI, the Pianist, Critically ILL.,
PARIS. Sept. 2S.-Paderewiski, the ia
NOUS pianist is critically i'll of rheumatic
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Wooden Mills Burned.

WARREN, Mass. Sept 2S.-Sayles g.
jerks wooden mills burned this afternoon.
Loss, $780, 900; Insurance., two-thlrds.
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Harrity Returns from Harrisburg.

New DIRK. Sept. IS. William F. Harrity,
chairman of the Democratic national COM
mittee, has returned from Harrisburg.
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CONTRACTS TO BE LET
For the Building of the War Ships Author
lied by Congress.

lied by Congress.
WASHINGTON. Sept 2s.-Under authority
OF the last naval appropriation bill provid-
ing for the construction of a 90OO-ton
battle ship and an 5000 ton armored
cruiser. proposals were today issued for
their construction. The battle ship must
have speed average of sixteen knots sn
hour and The cruiser twenty, the speed to
be maintained successfully for four con-
secutive hours on trial Tho vessels must
be completed within three years from the
date of contract
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-29
WENT LIKBTHE WIND
Wonderful Performance of Nancy
Hanks. Queen of Horsedom.
SHE TRoTs A MILE IN 2:os FLAT.
All Records Smashed to smithereens on An
Traeks-1h;s One Made GU Regulation
Traek-0thsr Sporting Events,

TERaE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 2S.-Six thou
sand people Witnessed the record breaking
event OF today's races. Nancy Hanks was
driven to beat her record on regulation
track, of 2:07. AT 4 O'clock, after some
preliminary slow joys, she appeared with
Budd Doble up, accompanied By Frank
Starr behind the runner. Abe Lincoln.
The day was fair, with . light breeze
stirring. Walker gave the word and the
mare started at full speed.
The first quarter was made in 81 as
steady as clock. Up tie back stretch
there was no percspti5ls change, though
the second quarter was slower. the half
being made in 1.023L. That was record
breaking speed for circular track, but the
sensation was to come Along tho third
quarter the peerless mare came at clip
that made the earlier part Of the mile seem
slow, taking only 1876 to cover the dis
lance.
Starter Walker requested everybody to
keep still until the finish, out he had hardly
finished speaking when her nose was even
with the wire, and the watches stopped at
2:O4, fat.
Everybody knew al records were swept
away, and the
YELL THAT WENT UP WAS TERRIFIC
When President Jams got chance to
speak, he SAID the feat just accomplished
was beyond Whatever was done before in
harness. The kite track was not 10 1t.
The third quarter was done at ;55 clip.
Scarcely was this sensation over when
George Starr sent Monbars 10 beat the
record of 2:14Sz, made at Columbus last
Saturday. He WIS in great form. and
lowered the record for thres-year- old stall
lions, previously held by Axtell, trotting
the mile in :l1si. His fractional time
WIS :33s4, 1:074, 1888, the last quarter
being done in 81 seconds.
SUMMARIZES OF OTHER EVENTS.
2:30 class-Dirego took three straight
heats, Chester Allen second. Blsndalcho
third, Tom Pugh fourth. Time not given
2:25 class hestlaDd won, Onward sec
ond, Max third, Ambrosio fourth, Eura
fifth. Best time-2:l75<.
2:16 class-Cheyenus won, Alene second,
Jack Sheppard third, Ollie Wilkes fourth.
Best time-2:l4A.
By todsy's feat DobIs gets the 5000
prize offered by Robert Bonner. to n horse
That went in 2 :05 on regular track.
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others against the supervisors of Kings
county to compel them to re assemble and
re-arrange the assembly election districts
of that county.
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LATER.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE

At midnight it was learned that eighteen
buildings were destroyed. Loss $50, 900.
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JACK The RIPPER
II Is Thought He Has Turned Up in Germany
two Victims Found

BERLIN, Sept. 2s.-The body of an ahan-
doned woman was found in the sand pit
near Chariottenburg, INITIATED after the
manner of Jack the Ripper" This Is the
second dead OF the kind recently. There
IS no clue to the perpetrators. Apprehen-
sion is felt that Jack is mere.
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GIVEN CARBOLIC ACID.
A Nurses Mistake Causes the Death of a
Colorado Woman.

DENVER, Sept. 2S.-[Special telegram to
The HERALD. Mrs. Applebee. living in
Highlands, suburb Of Denver, was given
a quantity Of carbolic acid by nurse in
stead of castor oil. She oied in terrible
agony few minutes later. Mrs. Applebee
had shortly before given birth to boy.
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Almost Miped Out hx fire

Dies MONIES, Ia, Sept. 2S.-The town of
Runnell, Ia, on the Wabash railroad, is
reported almost wiped out by fire tonight.
1t is impossible 10 get more information
tonight.
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DEMOCRACY ABLAZE.
Rousing Meeting at Idaho Falls-J. NJ. Burke
the Man of Destiny.

IDAHO FALLS. Ida. Sept. 2S.-TSpecial
telegram to The HERALD. Democracy is
ablaze. A rousing meeting here tonight
was addressed by Hon. j. M. Burke, j. w.
Eden and others. There was great en-
thusiasm and convincing speeches. The
man of destiny makes marked impression.
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MINNESO
Campaign Work.

looking the list OF meetings advertised
week. held different workers. that the "campagn on And
one the meetings noted before hand this
possible would be recorded. But is impossible
meetings Scott Counties of usual interest
they indicated campaign spirit Tues
Pak Region landed at Aexan
the township Carlos by Mr. Han cared for The alliance
their which filed by three hundred
O They alive the issues the hour and
they raised SIT for expenses and the campaign fund!
the icy lakes and through the
woods Valley listened the Cos
miles the Evansville, and
and drove the other eight and at 73o hall full waited
for similar exercise"
Alexandria, Here misfortune
drives and G hours speaking
that afternoon nearly finished the calamity bowler At
73o Thursday probably people looking
the House, the CDR whng bed at the hotel with
neph and Dr. Boyd aborng him with
O'Clock the the opa
13O Friday with heart full Of
gratitude Doctor and to Landlord Sexton of the Star Hotel
Oaks There the afternoon reclining
number of alliance warho1ses a. Lackey
Todd County Them made the hours fly until
At that hour crowd filled the Episcopal Church to the vesue
and door, They listened patiently straight three hours
Alexandria bitterly felt by
Friends had from Gnwood % miles SOUTH and from twelve
large Opera House almost surroundd 1t
the second time only 2h that failed keep appointment
the budg We concluded repeat the
will be there God wiling
After Osak meeting of around the office
break made for St. Paul Arrived at the Union
There Miss Minnie Scoten with
bundle of VS. letters and half an hour the Omaha train
Belle Pan Scott County At fully
gathered the hail. and the battery opened 1t
$50 and the return rain to spend Sunday at
Monday expect Glencoe
Paul address labor meeting
morning off for
ngs in Sbey Co.. and SO on-and so on!
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months that all should return to the
banks million dollars mortgages besides
system going for % broker who loans our
take bulk OF the interest Inc
peoples money and all the
dollar merely debt to private person OF cor
poraon exchange Of products The Argentine
which national bank could loan out bills
currency French scheme national bank scheme
nothing mot land stately
people, national bank has al
produce Capitalization OF
capital and general poverty
bond is secured on government and
upon it's property.
A ISIS the
greenbacks
pay we'll as other property.
not
debt payer!
for 6 income Then the banker gets
500 bs $4,000 invested If he loans
and he 6 cent OF $780,
$40 OOOeey
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1t is Rich.

the figuring dates railway
the meetings this picked another mans Globe
Hompes miserable drizz the
Donney To found pitching into the GREAT
always people
the
sizzling SLAYER from unnatural wretch berays the
children toll But received little First Hompe declared
attacked him matter that heard
until letter but certainly should have loosed another shaft
had we known it!
says printing which the Execu
allow. All this We have prob
worth printing for the alliance these past
years.
which the alliance
nothing whatever.
all the official the alliance
ceiving a therefor.
Exceptissung people copies the w
during papers bonus
from the alliance.
ExceptPnng 900 OF the Donnly Broadside which
$2 had been padand last January recepted
the entire bllwthout the $214.
lie the little
will publish bills for printing
aiancewhat little leave
printing ought
work dollars weekbut not office
postmaster miles Faribau, MIMI who will
fund.- about 900 and his neck
hours his devsh partan zeal
located will let him know quick
little his the G. O. p and let the American
enjoy of the privileges free government We nvest
this the who tried buldoe the
keep sweet When
OF G. O. Pudty the
American reemen with a potato.fork.
The Prison says Machinery
Irvine plant will be readiness April