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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Field Guns for the madonna Guard.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Representative
Lauer, of Illinois, from the committee on
military affairs, to-day reported to the
House bill authorizing the secretary of
war, upon the application OF governor of
& state or territory, to issue for the sole
use of tho national guard of such state or
territory, any 311s inch muzzle-loading rife,
field guns, wrought iron, or 3 10 inch
breech-looding rifles, field guns, steel or
machine (Hotchkiss or Gatling), or rapid
fire guns, with implements and harness for
the same, which may be on hand aud not
needed Immediately for the service OF the
regular forces.
J. r. Dodge, statician of the agricultural
department, furnishes long statistical re-
ply 10 the resolutions adopted by the st.
Louis cotton exchange. charging that the
last agricultural department report is err
roneous in its conclusions as to wheat and
cotton. Dodge says: "The resolution is
unworthy Of an intelligent American com
mercial association. That a band of specu.
lators suffering from their own rashness
and mad judgment should SO stultify them
selves as TO defy the open facts Of produc-
ton and distribution which are published
daily by the commercial press CT two CONT
nents, passes comprehension.
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, April H. = The Senate
amendments to the Indian appropriation
bill were non concurred in.
Allen, OF Mississippi. asked unanimous
consent for present consideration of The
joint resolution appropriating $4,000 for
the purchase and distribution of subsist-
ence stores to sufferers from thu overflow
of Tomigbee river and tributaries. Kill
gore, of Texas, objected. Tie resolution
was referred.
Cooper. of Indiana, made personal ex-
PLANTATION relative 10 the testimony taken
by the Raum investigating committee. He
proceeded until there were continued calls
to order, and the speaker finally said the
gentleman's remarks were addressed more
to assailing Raum than answering any
charge made against himself.
Peel, Allen and Wilson, of Washington.
were appointed conferees on the Indian
appropriation bill. The House then took
up the urgent deficiency appropriation bill
in committee of the whole Bland, of Mis-
souri,, took advantage of the scope of the
debate TO bring up The silver question by
having read Senator Palmer's letter TO a
Chicago paper, declaring the Bland bill
was not 3 free coinage measure. The com
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
BLAINE Is WILLING
If offered, He Would Accept a
Presidential Nomination.
COLONEL C0NGER FOR HARRISON
Senior IbRnez Appeals TO France. England and
Germany to Combine Against the United
States South American Policy
Especial to THE HrnAnD-Examiner Dispatch

Especial to THE HERALD-Examlner Dispatch.l
New YORK, April ia Sun special
from Washington says: a devoted friend
of Mr.. Blaine to-day told reporter that
1T was absolutely certain that MIR. Blaine
would accept the nomination for the pres
idency if it should be offered him by the
convention. He said he had talked long
and earnestly with Mr.. Blaine, and that he
could say positively that he would not de-
cline nomination if offered him, though
he did not desire it and would not seek it.
The new impetus that has been given to
the Blaine talk is a matter of great inter
est to politicians of both parties. There is
probably no one who doubts that Mr.
Blaine Is sincere in his desire to avoid the
responsibility and annoyance that would
come upon him as the candidate of
his party, but there is very large element
in the party who cannot reconcile Them
selves to the thought of his retirement
from public life without having had the
highest honor there is in politics. There
are many others who feel that the success
of the party may be dependent upon his
acceptance of the nomitation that he could
surely be elected, and that possibly no one
else could. These men simply will not
give up the idea of MIR. Blaines nomina-
| tiLn.
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Case OF the Nmpha.

san Francisco April 12.-The Sc of
the schooner La Nimpha, Thomas White
law owner against which libel was filed
in the United States district court of
Alaska, August %, 1891, for having been
engaged unlawfully in sealing in Behring
sea, was before the United States circuit
court of appeals to-day. Judge Busbee, OF
the Alaska court, ordered the vessel con-
demned and forfeited to the United States
government, but Whltelaw takes excep-
ton on the grounds the court had no juris-
diction of the alleged offense, it having
taken place beyond one marine league from
the shore and the act under which the
schooner was seized was unconstitutional
in that ii restricts the free navigation of
Behring sea for fishing and sealing pur-
poses beyond the limit of one marine league
from the shore
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MEMPHIS, April 12.-The first race was
run in the rain. The track was heavy.
Six furlongs-Jim Head won, Prince
Kinney second, Parapet third. Time
1:21
Four urlongs-king Lee won, Coquette
second, Revenue third. Time-:5315
Owners handicap mile and an eighth
Riley won, First Lap second, Faithful
third. Time-2:034
Seven furlongs-Su Ross won, Rose
mond second, Costa Rica third. Time.
i:36.
Mile-Marie X. won, Foxhall second.
Sunnybrooke third. Time-1 :5015.
Seven furlongs-Red Prince won, Van
Zandt second, Powers third. Time-1 :351l
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Tried to Poison Her FATHER.

MoDEsTo, Cal, April l2.-Julia O'Mera,
daughter of Dennis O'Mera, farmer liv-
ing near town, was on trial befBre Justice
Whitley to-day, charged by her father
with endeavoriug to poison him. O'Mera
testified the drinking water furnished him
by his daughter had q bitter taste, and on
the morning Of March %, after drinking
some tea which she poured for him, he was
seized with commissions, and physician,
with difficulty, saved his life. The effects
were those of strychnine. Despite the tes-
timony and statement of the district attor-
new that the evidence was plainly against
the girl. the district attorneys motion to dis
miss the case prevailed, popular sentimen
having been aroused by the evidence that
O'Mera compelled his daughter to rise be
fore daybreak and engage in plowing and
ohher farm work.
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UTICA, n. Y, April 1.-Two distinct
and quite severe earthquake shocks were
felt in this city to-day about four minutes
apart. The first was felt at 11:50. Both
were accompanied by rumbling noise as
distant thunder Reports from Holland
Patent, Weslernyille, Alder Creek and q
number of places in this county say both
shacks were felt in the country, and in
some instances the shocks were severe.
In this city in several instances the pendu-
lum Of clocks stopped. Articles on shelves
and in cuphoards were shaken
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The Prince of Wales in Poor Health.

Especial to THE HERAID-Examiner DISPATCH. |
LONDON, April 12.-The Prince Of Wales
is in a seriously unsatisfactory state of
health. Some months ago good deal of
anxiety was caused by the presence of a
clot Of blood in the princes leg, which was
intensified by the clot passing to the other
limb. His royal highness' health has not
been good for years and his condition has
been aggravated by the annoyance of
troubles, domestic and otherwise, he has
been subjected to. 1t is an open secret TO
all who have the privilege of his intimate
acquaintance that tie prince holds despon-
dent views of his own constitution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Bernard Reiss Indicted.

SAN Francisco, April 12.-The United
States grand jury to-day presented an in
dict against Bernard Reiss, of the firm Of
of Newberger, Reiss & Co., who were re-
Gently fined $1,000 for being engaged in
custom house frauds. The indictment
charges felony in connection with the re-
cent smuggling operations. Reiss was ar
rested and released on $780, bail. The
grand jury also found similar indictment
against D. ]. Gushing, ex-deputy collector
of customs, who is now fugitive in Vic
toria II "
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PHGNIx, Ariz., April 1.-TWO of q
party of three prospectors returned from a
trip an the Colorado desert and report the
death from thirst of one of their compan-
ions named Mcbride. The party separated
in their search for water, and later the two
survivors came upon q message left upon a
atone cairn, which leaves no doubt but that
McBride's bones are bleaching on the
desert. The others suffered terribly from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Ihe Rain Prevents snndinr

ABERDEEN, S. D., April 12.-No seeding
of consequence can be done for a good
many days on account of the deep mud and
heavy rain now falling. The bridge over
the james river at Eaton is washed away
and expensive Improvements at Hecla and
other points are in great and imminent
danger Thousands of acres of bott In
lands are under foot or more of water.
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Two Distinct shocks at AIhnnr.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 1.-Two distinct
earthquake shocks were felt throughout
Montgomery, Worren and Otsego counties
this morning. The first occurred at II :25
and lasted thirty seconds. The second was
two minutes later. In Johnstown and
Cloversville tpeople rushed wildly from
their houses thoroughly frightened. The
rattling of dishes, falling of plaster. rum
bling of buildings and vibrating of lamps
appeared to oe the only result
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ing scrape occurred this evening al De
Lamar. MIR. Medlin and Mr.. Steele had
some trouble about land which rose to q
violent quarrel, in which Medlin shot
Steele The shooting occurred at this
evening ard Steele died at 9. An indig-
nant crowd gathered at 10 and were 6ssS-r-
mined to lynch Medlin, but at the present
writing have not committed the decd. The
citizens are much excited as the affair is
THOUGHT to be a cold bIooded murder.
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Rlesaing Flour for the Russians.

NEW YORK, April 12.-About two hun
dred people attended this afternoon at the
uier of the Inman line on the invitation of
Rev DR.. Talmage to assist in asking Gods
blessing on 2S0,000 pounds of -four, repre-
senting the first installment of 1,G00, 600
pounds, which the CIuiStidn Herald has
promised to send the famine districts of
Russia by the steamship Conemeugh,
which will sail in few days.
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Nra. Oshorne to be ReIeaaed.

LONDON, April 12.-The Exchange Tele-
graph company is authority for the state
ment that Matthews, home secretary, has
decided to release Mrs. Florence Ethel
| Osborne who is serving a nine months
sentence for the theft of Mrs. HarSreave's
| and subsequent perjury, before the time of
her ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mrs. Osborne expects
! IN he confined shortly.
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ORGANIZED Inceudaries in BROOKLYN

New YORK, April IL The existence of
a gang of incenderies and Anarchists who
have been starting fires in tenement houses
in Brooklyn since January 1 was demon
strated today. Two men are under arrest.
One of the accomplices of the gang made
a full confession. Their plan was to ar
range with jewellers in tenement houses
who were over insured to burn the prop
erty for a percentage of the insurance
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CHICAGO. April 12.-While the hullabaloo
was all cut of the wheat pit to-day Pard-
ridge, instead of raising another hurricane
by attempting TO break the price to his
seventy cents bushel'' took advantage of
the prevailing weakness and purchased
steadily all day. Tonight he proclaimed
he was safe and entirely out OF the way of
The bulls
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BariIi Disappears.

KANSAS CITY, April 12.-Alfred o. Barili,
nephew of Nine. Patti and professor of
music, against whom suit was brought yes
terday by DR.. Neville p. HORNE 8 well
known citizen of Chicago, for $4,000 for
alternating the affections Of the Doctors
wife, has disappeared. His friends do not
his whereabouts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
A DoubIe Murder

LONDON, April IA man named Hamil-
ton, residing at Melksham, Wiltshire, en-
gagged to be married to e young lady, be-
came convinced the uncle of his fance was
seeking to influence and break the engage
ment. killed him. He also killed a police
man who tried to arrest him. He was then
overpoWered and locked up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13

New YORK, April 12.-Jim Hall and Bob
Fitzsimons, have agreed to fight to q finish
for purse of not less than 600 aside
and bet of $1,000 each. The fight to oc-
cur at the Olympic, New Orleans, the Cal
ifornia or Pacific, San Francisco, which
ever offers the largest purse. The fight is
to be at catch weights.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Irriyetinp CANAL Contract,

Tucson, A. T, April ia contract has
been completed for the construction of an
irrigating canal and reservoirs In Santa
Cruz valley. The canal will be seventy
miles long and thirty feet wide at the bot
tom. Three hundred thousand acres OF
land will be reclaimed. The cost of con-
struction is estimated at $780, 600. The
enterprise is wholly locked up by English
caDitsl
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Deemihg an Instructive Criminal.

MELBOURNE, April 12.-The doctor who
examined Deeming, says the prisoner Is
an instructive criminal, whose whole char
acter is one of extreme stupidity and the
coarsest crimiuality. His escape from ar
rest heretofore, the doctor says, is due
more to chance than to cunningness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13

Ell RENO, o. T., April 12.-Eyery hour
brings more to the border. They have
even driven up along the western line OF
the reservation, but most are massed on
the east and southeast. Governor Stay
has decided to open townsites at O'clock
on the day of opening the reservation in
order to give town builders a chance tc
reach other county seats in time for the
opening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Troops viii Aie the state Authorities.

/ CHEYENNE, Wyo., April Ex-Governor
Barber o-night received telegram from
President Harrison saying he has ordered
the secretary of war TO concentrate suf-
ticient number OF soldiers from Fort Nc
Kinney 10 cooperate with the state au-
thorities in etfecting q settlement of the
present difficulties between cattlemen and
rustlerS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Tie BaItimore an sen Dieoo.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, April 12.-The cruiser
Baltimore has arrived here and is anchored
off Hotel del Coronado. She will remain
outside engag il gun practice, until Sat.
urday, when she will come inside the bav
II is understood the cruiser Charleston will
proceed to Santa Barbara in few DAVIS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Albany Elects a Democratic Ticket.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 12.-Mayor James
H. Manning and the entire Democratic
ticket were reelected today by Is, 600 ma
iority and eighteen cut of thirty one super
visors. Manning is son of the ex-secre-
terry of the treasury, Daniel Manning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Republicans Draw the Color Line in Texas

DALLAS, Texas, April 12.-Four hundred
delegates to the White Republican League
convention are here. Most of them declare
they are ready TO cut loose from the niger
and build up white Republican party in
Texas. The color line is drawn in this
state for the first time. A state ticket
probably will be nomlna ed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13

Hot SPRINGS, Arg, April 12.-J. S.
Clarkson said to-day the Republican Ma
tional Leagues convention would probably
be held in Buffalo the last week in June,
bringing it in session at the same time as
the Democratic national convention iu
ChioaUO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Boston and Butte Smelling Works Burned
neGIers, Illness.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 12-It is stated
the illness of DeGirs, minister of foreign
affairs, who for some time past has been
suffering from erysipelas in the head, is az
gravated by avery painful ulcer in the ear.
resulting in permanent deafness, and his
resignation from Office is probable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
A Plot to Depose the Sultan OF Zanzibar

BERLIN, Arril 12.-The Tossisthe zeituno
has dispatch from Zanzibar. saying plot
has been discovered to dispose the Sultan
of Zanzibar in favor of prince of Muscat
1t is reported the British favor the demo.
sition of the Sultan in order to extend q
protectorate over Muscat
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Edinburp. Ind. on Fire

ED1NBuKe. Ind, April IA terrible
fire is raging here at midnight. Four es-
Establishments are destroyed and the bank
and many residences are in DANGER and the
town is absolutely without fire protection
The less will be heavy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Philadelphia Financial Institutions Warned

PHILADELPHIA. April Estate Superin-
tendent of Banking Krum bhaar to-day notl-
fed half dozen financial institutions OF
this city they must make coed the impair
ments of their capital or they would be
closed. Two of the institutions are the
Finance Company OF Pennsylvania and In
vestment Company of Philadelphia, both of
which suffered severely in the financial
panic of the fall of 1890
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Earthquake Shock in Mohawk valley

FONDA, n. Y, April 12.-The inhabi-
tants of the Mohawk valley were startled
about noon to-day by a shock of earth
quake. The vibrations lasted but a second
or two. II was felt throughout the valley
! and Montgomery county.
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The Worlds Fair Committee.

WASHINGTON, April 12-The Worlds
fair committee met this morning and heard
arguments in support of the bill appropri-
ating 81. so, Geo in aid Of the Worlds fair.
John Boyd Thatcher, of New York, and
Vice-President Odell, of the Chicago direc-
tory, spoke in favor of the bill.
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OMAHA, Neb., April 12.-Sidney Smith,
ex-president of the Western Association of
Architects aud a prominent builder here,
has disappeared, and it is discovered he
has forged notes to the amount of 5000.
It is expected more forged paper will turn
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VIENNA. Ca. April 12.-Bill West. col
ored desperate, yesterday killed John
Roberts (colored). a mob pursued West
and shot him dead
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WATERFOWL, S. D. April 12.-The en-,
thus!asm OF the Sisseton boomers was not
dampened by the steady downpour of rain
which commenced last night and is still
falling. Each train coming IL to-day added
to the CRUST and the march to the reserva.
ton began in earnest.
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Prince GEORGE Will Visit the Fair

LONDON, April 12.-Itis announced that
Prince George Of Wales will visit America
IN 1893, will attend the Worlds fair and
then return TO England.
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mittee rose. and the bill, which appropri-
ates SO. 022, $780, passed.
Tho House went into committee of the
whole on the naval appropriation bill, but
without action the committee rose. and the
House adjourned.
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Grain to be Exported From Russia.

LONDON, April 12.-The Chronicles
Vienna correspondent says: lis reported
from Russia the prohibition of the exporta-
ton of grain from Russia will be with
drawn this month.
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nr Leslie Keeley,s Certificata

SPRINGFIELD, H.. April l2.-Governor
Fifer reversed the action of the state board
of health TO day in revoking the certificate
of Dr. Leslie Kelley, of Dwight bichloride
of gold cure fame. The certificate was re-
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Colonel longer for Harrison.

CHICAGO, April 12.-Colonel A. L. Conger,
the Republican national committeeman
who has been stelwart Blaine meu, to-
day announced himself in an interview as
Tor Harrison.
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Last of the Hin Farm Mine Victims.

DUNBAR. Pa, April 12.-The remains o;
the last Of the twenty-nine miners en-
tcmbed in the Fill Farm mine some tw
years ago, were recovered to-day. Two bod,
les were found yesterday and three moro
for all lost.
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voked June 80, 1891, and Fifer says the &C
ton was taken without such notice to
Kelley, without such trial and without
such q finding upon the facts as the law re-
quires. Under such circumstances, the
revocation is unauthorized and void.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
General Tranquility in Venezuela.

WAsHTHGToN, April 12.-Senor Peraza,
Venezuelan minister, received message
from the Venezuelan minister of foreign
affairs, dated Caracas, April y. saying
Peace is assured; general tranquility pre-
walls throughout countrY''
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San Francisco Races.

SAN FRANC1sco, April - Mile-Reyol-
yer won, Regal second. Time-1:43.
Three-quarters of mile dash-Bernardo
won, Earle second. Time-1 10.
All ages, six furlongs, heats-Fannie F.
won. Montana second. Best time
1925.
Two-year-o half O mile-Princess
won, Adolpus second. Time-:49 As.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
A Fire in Toxic, Japan.

LONDON, April ia dispatch from
Toxic, Japan, ssys a fire there Sunday de-
stroyed 5000 houses. Fifty persons are
known TO have lost their lives and num.
Der are still missing.
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Frank 3. Wilkie Dead.

CHICAGO, April 12.-F'rank b. Wilkie, a
well known Chicago newspaper man,
formerly connected with the Times, died
this evening at his home in Norwood Park,
after long illness.
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Shocks of Eartbquake.

BROAD ALBIN, n. Y, April 1.-Two dis
tinct shocks of earthquake were felt in
this locality at 11:30 a. m. today. The
shocks came from the northwest and were
more severe at points north.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-13
Holman Nominated by AccIamotion.

LAwRENoEBURG, Ind, April 70 Il Con-
gresham w. S. Holman was nominated by
exclamation by the Democrats of the
Fourth district.
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WASHINGTON, April l2.-The President
to-day issued proclamation opening the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations April
10Th at II o'clock noon
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A Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The cabinet met
to-day to consider the Behring sea ques-
tiOD