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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
Rawlins' plurality to date, s,lSe.
In Davis County.

KAYsv1LLE, Nov. 9. - Yesterdays vote
was considerably larger here than ever he
fore, eighty-fve per cent. of the total reg
istration being polled. Both sides worked
hard and there was great deal more ex-
element than is usual on election day here.
One hundred and seventy-tive votes were
polled.
The school election during the afternoon
made a great deal of excitement. The
cause for all of this was piece Of by-play
with the Republican party. They made
the proposition that the school board be
made non-partizan and in this the Dem
ocrats acquiesced. At the citizens caucus
r. w. Barnes, H. j. Sheffield and Albert
Beazer were placed in nomination, but the
Republicans refused to sustain Mr. Beazer
ana Rufus Adams was voted for in his
stead by the Republican party almost as a
unit, thereby trying to make 1t partisan.
They failed to carry their point, however.
and the nominees OF the caucus received q
large majority.
At Layt ton the vote was large and very
closely contested.
All precincts north OF here that have
been heard from elect Democratic officers.
Davis county sustains her record as ov-
erwhelmingly Democratic. Democrats
here are jubilant over the grand Demo-
cratic victory in Utah and, in fact, all
along the line. Hurrah for Cleveland,
Stevenson and Rawlinsl
Following is the result in detail of votes
for county officers in five precincts north
Of here. South Weber has not been heard
from here, but will go Democratic. M.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
THE TURF CONGRESS.

New Set of Rules Governing Races Adop ed.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 1O.-The American
Turf Congress concluded its labors today
Among the new rules ere the following:
No jockey who is a direct or indirect owner
Of horse in training viii be allowed to
ride any horse other than his own. A
jockey riding in race is prohibited from
betting on any horse except his own mount.
The valet system is abolished, aud, in lieu
thereof, each jockey club will furnish a
corps OF attendants for Jockeys. Horses
which have no possible chance 10 get place
must be ridden out ana the word "Plsceu
be construed to mean one, two, three.
Attention is paid TO the habit of betting
indulged in by assistant starters. and in
future any official connected with the run
ming of a race will be ruled off for making
bet. When horses carry incorrect weight
the bets on them will not be affected
by objections made after the race.
provided they carry the weights
printed on the programme or posted
on the notice board. When two
horses are coupled as an entry in betting
TO run into consecutive places they will be
considered unit and the hackers will re-
ceive only one money. If horses distance
the field in the first heat race book makers
viii be required to refund all place money.
When unfounded accusations are made
against officials, owners, or others con-
nected with racing, the offender will be
ruled off the turf.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
THE CHOLERA.
The Utmost Vigilance win Be Maintained In
Guarding Our Ports.

The Utmost Vigilance VIII Be Maintained In
Guarding Our Ports.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.-In view of the
still lingering possibility of fresh out
break of cholera in European countries in
the early spring and the consequent dan
ger of its Introduction into the United
States, officials of the treasury depart
ment have determined TO maintain the ut
most vigilance il guarding our ports
against the entrance OF people or mer-
chandise that might possibly convey the
germs of the dreaded epidemic To this
end immigration will be generally dis
couraged and the provision of the presi-
dents proclamation of Sep. l, imposing
quarantine of twenty days on all suspected
immigrants, will be vigorously enforced.
Transportation companies have been given
to understand this. The department re-
serves the right to remove the restriction
in special cases calling for such action.
According to Official construction, all aliens
who come TO this country for permanent
residence are immigrants and will be
treated as such, regardless of whether
they travel in cabin or steerage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
The BRITISH Minister Arrives.

NEW York, Nov. 10.-Sir Julian Paunce-
fote British minister to the United States,
arrived today by the Majestic. After ex-
pressing pleasure at reassuming official
duties, Pauncefote said the relations be-
tween the TWO countries were in every way
satisfactory. OF course English people take
an interest in American politics, so far as
International commerce is concerned, but it
is not my place TO discuss any phase of
American politics. Regarding the none
tary conference at Brussels. he said there
was diversity of opinion on the subject,
that new light was awaited with great in :
terest, and be felt the conference would
give more information than ever before ex-
pressed. He had no opinion as to the char
acter of the decision which the conference
NAV make.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
The Panama Canal Company.

PARIS. Nov. lO.-M Hielard, vice-presi-
dent of the chamber Of commerce, entered
into sn agreement few months ago with
the hQuidator Of the Panama Canal COM
psny, by which ne undertook to form a
company TO continue WORK and prevent the
lapsing of q concession granted the old
company by the government Of Colombia.
The agreement YVES signed by the hQulda-
tor Of the Panama Canal company in June
last and viii expire in September, 1893.
richards organization provides that syn
dictate with capital of lS0,000,000 francs
shall make over all existing assets of the
old Panama Canal company and the latter
shall receive 5 per cent. new capital aud
one half the net profits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
THE VOTES.
The Board Will Sit Thursday OF
Next Week.
Ballots for Superintendent of schools viii
Not Be Counted-Unless Erjoined Will
Canvass Those for SOleetmen.

Secretary Sells daily mail for the last
two days has been. as near as the secretary
could estimate it, two bushels per diem.
The largest portion of this consists of
vouchers from the registrars of election
giving an itemized statement of the amount
due them for services performed. To reg
lister the voters of the territory required
the services OF 400 men, and their bills at
S. per diem run all the way from S25 to
800 each. Secretary Sells estimates that
they average $50 each, which gives a total
expense of Sl2, eco 10 the registrars alone.
Then comes an army of 1.200 judges Of
election at So day drawing on Uncle Sam
Tor 81, 200. These two sums foot up to Sl9,-
200. The incidentals for making three
copies of registration lists is big under
taking and cuts large figure in the Incl
dental expenses. There is the posting Of
notices at each polling place and other
work that is paid for literally by the bene-
hcent government.
The last Congress appropriated S25. 900
to meet the expense of Utah elections and
$1,000 for contingent expenses, which is
81, 500 less than that of the previous year.
AL the expenses Incidental to holding
general election are paid by the general
government, except the rent for polling
places, which is paid by the several coun-
ties.
THE CANvAssERs.
The official returns are coming in SLOWLY.
but they are expected to all arrive before
Thursday Of next week, as it is upon that
day that the board of canvassers sit The
board this year consists Of Judge Elias
Smith, Democrat, Councilman Horn, Lib
eral while Colonel Sells Will see to it that
the Republicans have fair count.
n
quick with the pen and accurate, while Mr..
Horn is good accountant"
Secretary Sells says that he does not be-
lieve that the board will canvass the votes
for county superintendent of schools for
the reason that he is convinced that David
r. Allen, the present incumbent. holds
over, and his opinion is fortified by that of
the commission, District Attorney Varian.
as well as that of other legel gentlemen.
When asked whether he, as one of the
board favored canvassing the ballots for
county selectmen, he replied "Unless we
are enioined we will go ahead with the
count and issue certificates of election to
the candidates receiving the highest num-.
Der OF votes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
Rejoicing at Heber.

HERER Cry, Nov. 9-The people of
Heber are in it. They celebrated the vic
tory of Democracy last evening in grand
shape. The names aud pictures of Cleve-
land. Stevenson and Rawlins were con-
spicuously displayed across the street. The
brass and martial bands were out and =
torchlight procession paraded the town.
The Democrats of Wasatch county have
done well, Notwithstanding they bad two
parties to contest against, not mentioning
other influences which were brought to
bear. Still they carried the county with
an overwhelming majority for the young,
staunch Democrat, Joseph L. Rawlius.
Many that stood on the fence now declare
their regrets for not coming in the Demo
cratic ranks. The speeches made last
evening we're immense. Our county chair
man, Joseph r. Murdoch, is q thorough
Democrat. He was made that way. his
father being hard worker for the party of
right.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
TROUBLE IN LA GUAYRA.

The Steamer Refuses to Deliver an Ex-
Governor.
LA GUATRA, Nov. 1O.-There is trouble
here with the steamer Philadelphia. The
surrender of Ex-Governor Miiares, who
was passenger from Curacao to New
York, was demanded by the authorities on
a criminal charge preferred against him.
The captain of the Philadelphia refused
to give him up. and in consequence
the ships register was refused, but
she was cleared by Consul Hanna. The
fort threatened to train her guns on the
Philadelphia and the boat loaded with
armed soldiers was sent out to the steamer
United States minister Scruggs is firm in
support of Consul Hannss action and
Mijares remains on board the Philadelphia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
No striks Of Railway employees.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 10.-Grand Master
Sargent, Of the brotherhood Of Firemen,
passed through the city today and said it
was all rot about employees striking dur
ing the Worlds fair, but added if they
ygere not fairly met, they probably would
select for a strike a time at which they
were most likely TO be successful Moth
ing was yet done towards forming fede-
ration OF ali the railroad orders, but Sar-
gent thought it q question Of short time
only.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
THE NEW ORLEANS STRIKE.

The Governor Has Taken Control of the
City.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1O.-Goveruor Fos-
ter is expected to issue proclamation to-
day assuming control, the municipal au-
thorities seemingly being unequal to the
occasion. The mayor issued proclama-
ton this morning, calling on all good citi
zens 10 present themselves at the city hall
TO be sworn in as special policemen, but
only eighteen men answered the summons.
The police force is worn out and demon
allied with protacted duty. Eleven mill
tary companies of the state are under arms
rrnrlz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
THE COLUMBUS STRIKE.

An Effort Made to Run Street Cars, but
Abandoned.
COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 1O.-A feeble attempt
was made this morning to start the street
cars on the lines on which the motormen
and conductors are on strike. The police
accompanied two cars which were sent out,
but it was decided to return them to the
barns before completing the trip. as large
number of strikers assembled threaten
ingly. Union men in all the shops ara
being called on to turn out and help the
strikers resist any further attempt to run
cars. If this is done there is almost GER
tain to be collision.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
a PhiladeInhia Failnre.

New York, Nov. 10.-The sheriff today
an attachment for 81, 25S against
Joseph +. Murphy. manufacturer OF cotton
and wooden goods in Philadelphia, IN favor
of Hon. Hugh j. Hamil Of Philadelphia.
The attachment levied upon goods 10 the
hands Of commission merchants. In Feb
ruary, 1899. Murphy made an assignment,
but obtained compromise st 20 cents on
the dollar. His liabilities are reported at
(. ul.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
Kaysville 10 Ratify.

Kaysville will have one of the grandest
Democratic demonstrations that Davis
county has ever seen tomorrow evening
The Democracy of the county will unite in
grand ratincation. The meeting will be
held at the music hall at O'Clock, and will
be preceded by grand torchlight process
sion. Hon. Moses Thatcher will be the
principal speaker of the evening. a glori-
Gus time is expected.