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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-10
-FOUR EXECUTED.
Louisville Has Qnadruple Hanging on
Yesterday

Louisville Has Qnadruple Hanging on
Yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, Dec AT sunrise this
morning Dennis Mccarthy. Stephen Kite,
Grant Thomas and Nelson Lewis paid the
extreme penalty OF the law on the scaffcld,
killed by human law for having violated
divine law ia taking the lives of human
beings.
The condemned men all walked firmly
upon the scaffold which was erected in the
jan yard. Standing beneath nooses all
stood with bowed heads except Thomas,
who looked around and bowed to those
whom he knew in the crowd Of 200 who
were admitted to witness the hanging, and
glanced up at the windows of L.. jail,
while the priests talked to Mccarthy and
Bite, and colored ministers exhorted
Thomas and Lewis.
Deputies arranged nooses around the
condemned mems necks, and Mccarthy
yawned IS the moose slipped over his head.
Hlte was the only enc who struggled after
the drop fell. In the cases of the others
there wss only slight convulsive twitohes
observable.
Hite was the frat one pronounced dead
by the doctors; then Thomas; than Lewis,
and Mccarthy was last Religious exer-
cises were held in the cells from the first
stream Of dawn, and all the condemned
participated in them with fervor.
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Most of the lodges have been occupied
with the election of officers. Jordan lodge
met on Monday evening and had very
good time. There was no degree work and
the regular routine business was gone
through.
Ridgley lodge on Wednesday elected off,
GERS. James Kelly, noble grand; 0. l..
EIiason. vice grand; John Farmer, sacre-
taTy; DR.. S. Ewing, treasurer; a. c..
Slater, trustee for eighteen months; F. j.
Herman, trustee for ak months.
Enterprise lodge also met on Wednesday
evening and their election of officers re-
suited as follows: G. A. Hawkes., noble
grand; G. II. Gillett vice grand; William
Elliott, recording secretary; G. Il. Wilson,
permanent secretary; E. J. Walter, treas
urer.
Salt Lake lodge on Friday evening
elected G. W. Jewett, noble grand a.
q. Whiteman, vice grand; James A. Fryer,
secretary: S. w. Darke, treasurer; w.
MoGiilvray, trustee.
Fidelity lodge also had election on Fri
day evening, the following being chosen
r. j. Shields, noble grand; l.. p. Robinson,
vice grand; E. E. Marshal, secretary &;
George A. Burgon, treasurer.
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Slssonic.

Things have been humming all week
among the Masons. Most OF TIE branches
Of the order have had either election or ln-
stallstion of officers. matters Of great in
terest and importance.
Argenta lodge at the meeting on Tuesday
evening elected w. T. Daily worshipful
master; j. NJ. Stull, senior warden; a. d..
Elliott, junior warden; John L. Scott,
treasurer; M. @. Phillips, secretary; r. l..
Scanneil. trustee. The installation of these
officers will take place next Tuesday even
ing. when number Of the grand officers
will be present and a banquet will be
served at the conclusion of the ceremonies.
Past Grand Master a. NJ Grant will act
as installing officer.
The Utah Chapter met on Wednesday
evening and elected officers as follows;
L. B. Smith, high priest; II. Hill, poten-
tate; A. Anderson, scribe; A. NJ. Grant,
treasurer; j. M. Bowman, secretary. The
installation will take place next Saturday.
Utah cOmmandery had most interesting
time on. Thursday evening. The installa-
ton of officers was the chief business.
Past Eminent Commander c. 3. jack acted
as installing officer and Past Eminent
Commander A NJ. Grant as marshal
The following were the officers installed:
Sir Knight j. E. Jack, eminent commander
Sir Knight s. Mcdowell, generalissimo
Sir Knight w. 7. Daily, captain general
Sir Knight James Lowe, preste; Sir
knight Oscar Groshell, senior warden; Sir
Knight S. D. Evans. junior warden; Sir
Knight II. A. Gsbharit, treasurer; Sir
Knight L. B. Smith. recorder; Sir knight
George Cullins. standard bearer; Sir
Knight Fl. Monheim, sword bearer; Sir
Knight S. D. Jones, wsrder; Sir Knight
J. T. Corker, sentinel; Sir Knights w. F.
Evans, A. B. Mosley and w. B. Andrew,
guards. After the ceremonies q banquet
was served and a very pleasant time was
passed.
The election of officers in the Shrine viii
take place next Wednesday evening.
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A Canadian Millionaire suicides.

BosToN, Dec 9.-B. +. Paulson, doubls
millionaire Canadian, who. with his wife.
has been stopping at the Hotel Thorndiks,
shot himself and died instantly this morn
ing In the bathroom. The cause is IN
known.
a telegram from Alfred Russell of De-
trOit. fsther-iu-lAw Of Z. Z. Psulson, who
committed sliclde here this morning, does
not credit the theory OF suicide Paulson
was at one time promoter of locating claims
north OF Lake Superior IN Canada.
A few years ago he went TO Florida and
began raising oranges. In this city a
month ago he seemed depressed over his
prospects
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another ZINC hy the Mafia.

New ORLEANS. Dec 9.-Anotnsr crime,
thought TO be by she Maha-a triple assas-
sination-has been brought to light. A
constable riding along the levee in a lonely
spot IN St James parish, came upon Stefauo
Areta, desperately wounded, and near him
were two dead bodies. Areta said he and
Antonio Psoli and another man, name IN
known, were enticed to the spot by offers
Of work by LUZ Lsgio, Sabboto and two
others, and sst upon without apparent
cause. They killed the other two and left
Areta for dead. He will ole. The cause Of
the crime is not revealed. The police are
searching for the asssssins.
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STAMBOUL no Be Sold.
Petition for Permission to Sell Famous
Trntting Stock.

Petition FOR Permission to Sell Famous
TrOtting STOCK.
SAN FRANcrsco, Dec. 9.-Charles F.
Bride and James Cross, executors Of the
late Millionaire Walter S. Hobart, have
asked the supervisors court for permission
to sell, at auction, the famous trotting
stock now on Whipple ranch in San Mates
county. They dssire to take the horses to
New York, where they say better prices
can be realized than in California. Among
the horses is STEAMBOAT, 2:0759, the cham
pion trotting stallion Of the world. twenty
six brood mares, six stations, i've two
year-oid FLIES, five yearling colts, six
yesrling FLIES and foals of 1892, among
and one by Palo Alto and nine FLIES. i've
OF which are by Champion. The hearing
of the petition has been set for Dec. 20.
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HELD UP "HIs UNCLE"

San Francisco Youth attempts Dynamite
Scare on & Pswnbroker
SAN FRANCIsco, Dec. 9.-This afternoon
& young man with small box under his
arm walked Into KeRrney street pawn
shop and applying the lighted end of a
cigar to what appeared to be fuse an
nounced that the box contained dynamite
and unless he was given all the money in
the establishment he would blow it into
pieces. Duncan Mckee the cashier, drew
q revolver and the man weakened. He
DROPPED the box and started TO run, but
was Overhauled and turned over to the
police. The box was carefully opened but
found TO be empty with piece Of common
rope sticking out to initiate fuse. The
man who gave his name as George john
scD says be was without money and
desperate and took that means to make q
raise. He came here from Los Angeles.
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$500 reward.

We will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headsch :, In
digestion, Constipation or CoHtiveness ne can
not cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills.
when the directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely Vegetable and never fail to
give satisfaction Sugar-coated. LErge boxes,
25 cents. Beware of counterfeits and imita-.
tons Tho genuine sold only by Johnson, Pratt
q Co, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, az and
"a Main ST.. Salt Lake City Utah.
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Firhring the Mhiakr rrnsr.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 9.-The whisky trust by
absorbing the central distillery OF this city,
has not yet overcome the spirit of opposi-
ton here. It was learned on 'change to-
Gay that g new distiliery viii be started
in this city within five months, with even
larger capacity than that of the Central.
which will wage active war On the trust
and carry ont the purpose for which the
Central was organized. John Enders, for
merry a wholesale liquor dealer, and
Charles Redstock, are leading members of
the new organization.
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PROTECTING FREIGRT BATES.
4 New Trans-Mis,ourl Association Is Formed
Ia Chicago

---@~~~e~~4S-A
Ia Chicago
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The general agents Of
che trans Missouri roads, who have been
in eession in this city for several days, ad-
5ourned this evening after adopting an
agreement for the protection Of freight
rates in their territory. It provides for
the appointment of three rate committees.
one for Nebraska, one for Kansas, and the
third for Colorado and Utah trsiIic, escn
TO have charge OF gil rate matters ia its
territory, but are to work in hermony and
bold quarterly meetings for q considera-
zion Of The question Of securing legislation.
A general meeting may be called &c
any time. A permanent secretary is
to be chosen to keep the RECORDS
but every meeting win elect its own pre-
aiding officer from among the members
present, thus saving salary. The reeu.
Ter chairman's headquarters Of the new
committees viii be at Kansas City.
While this simple agreement for the
preservation OF freight rates has been
made, passenger rates in the same terri
tory are becoming badly demoralized. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-10
ANTE ROOM ECHOES.
Several Enjoyable Social Gathers
ings and Others in Prospects.
Masonic and I. Q. 0. Z. Election of Officers
"A New x Of ?. Lodge TO be lns j.
tuted-Other Fraiernal Dolngs.

The secret societies are all busy, and
more than the average amount of work has
been done. limitations have been nuIner-
GUS and the election Of officers has occupied
the attention of some Of tue orders. Sev-
eral social entertainments have been given,
and altogether the week just closing has
been quite satisfactory. There is also con-
siderable work in sight and also number
OF social enter tainments are on the tapis
for the near future.
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THE GoYRRNoR,s TERI.

For the benefit of an over-captious and
apparently ill-informed contemporary. and
with due apologies to the public for devot-
ing so much space to so thrilling e quibble,
THE HERALD will state that Governor
Thomas received his commission on May
Il, 1889; that he qualified May 16; that it
was the governor, and Lot the secretary
who first took exceptions TO the statement
that his official term expired in May; that
the protest of the secretary was not re-
ceived by TIE HERALD until yesterday
and that THE HERALD has no present in
ton of lengthening the term of eitheN
official by seven months. Y
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CALIFORNIAN club.

The club held its regular meeting on
Tuesday evening The attendance was
very good and eight Candidates were ini-
tiated. The following officers were elected
for 1898:
Chief James MofTstt, president: First
Chieftain d. Henderson. vice-president;
Third Chieftain D. hlcF'adyan, secretary ;
Fourth Chieftain q. McKindrick, sergeant
at arms: Fifth Chieftain J. .. Airmit,
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STEAMSHIPS WITHDRAWN.
Tho twenty Day Quarantine Order Has Its
Effect


New York. Dec Especial with
the departure Of the Guion liner Wyoming
today that company withdraws its vessels
from the NeH York route for at Leaf u
month and possibly for longer. 1t is al
together owing to the restrictions placed
by the treasury department on ships hav-
ing immigrants on board. Other lines
have also been reducing the number of
their steamships for the winter season.
The Nord Deutscher Lloyd has discon-
tinued for the present the Saturday
service to Southampton, but a steamer
leaves every Tuesday. The White Star
steamship Majestic, which leaves New
York on Dec. Il, will be laid of to be over
hauled in Liverpool, and the Adriatlc will
take her place. The Teutenic will also be
laid of later.
The Cunarder Servis, which leaves this
port for Liverpool next Saturday, will be
ovsrhsuled in Liverpool, and the Gallia
viii leave that port for New York in place
of the Servis on Dec TO- In place of the
Aurania, to be laid OF in Liverpool later in
the month, the Bothnia win leave there on
Dec. "A. The Anchor liner Circassia, which
was to have left Glasgow on Nov. 10, has
been held there, and no steamer of this line
Will leave New York next Saturday, the
regular sailing day. The City of Rome is
also to be laid of. The Hamburg line has
practically discontinued it's steamships in
Southampton. and the best three vessels OF
the line are placed in the service to Genoa,
Italy.
Steamship agents attribute these changes
to the winter seasons dullneSs, and as a
Glass they are 10th 10 admit that the twenty
days quarantine here has anything to do
with it 1t is not denied, however, that
every effort is being made to have this
order modified if not abolished,
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A Naniacs Crime.

CHICAGO. Dec. 9. "A terrible tragedy CO.
Cured in a State street lodging house this
afternoon. a Swede named Morris who
had been around the piscs several days
suddenly went insane aud cut the throat Of
smother LOGGER named Chsslss O'Neill
from ear TO ear. He then gsshed his own
throat in ike manner, sRd rushing back TO
his room locked himself in. When ths po-
lice broke the dsor down he was found in a
dying condition. Neither man eau recover.
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PRESERVED sMIpA'S CASE.

One Vote Was Taken on The First Charge
and Resulted Nos Guilty
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9-Though the presby-
terry has resolved to give out no in
formation Of the Smith case until
the whole thing is finished inior-
NATION leaked out this evening that
g vote was taken upon the frat charge
and specifications and TO the surprise of
every body the verdict was mot guilty.u
This charge Is based on an article pub
lished by Professor Smite in which he is
accused by tie committee with having
taught that Presbyterian minister NAV
have abandoned the essential features of
doctrine and still rlgidly maintain his posi-
tion as a minister in the church. Other
charges will be considered next week.
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E.. c. COFFIN HARDWARE co.

chaplain; standard bearer, D. Connely;
auditors, ]. Gibson, d. Nelson, w. M.
Sctott
the next meeting will be on Dec 20, an
open one, when the mothers. wives and
"bairns,'' as well as 'freens," will be
made welcome. The club anticipates
good gathering can We wha haze been
once, come again, and no need sac mcny
times biddin.'
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TWO MN SHOT.

A Desperate Kills an officer and Is Killed in
Turn
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Dec. yesterday at
Snow Flake, in Apache county, forty miles
south of Holbrook, Charles L. Flake and
James NJ. Flake attempted to arrest Tom
Taylor Taylor killed Charles Flake ana
wounded James, who in turn killed Taylor.
The Flakes are merchants and leading
members OF that section. Taylor was q
desperate and recently robbed bank at
San Marcial and was wanted at other
places for crimes committed.
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Goddard and sIarin Will Firht

NEW YoRK, Dec. "a cable has been re.
ceived by r. K. Fox from Atkinson, in
London, saying Frank Slavin would fight
joe Goddard if the Crescent City club Of
New Orleans would put up $40. 600 purse.
The Coney Island Athletic club
win probably bid for the fight.
and the Crescent club to get the
fight must put up another large purse
Captain Williams of the Crescent club ia
in New York. The Coney Island Athletic
club received q very large sum Of money
as their share OF the proceeds Of the God
dard Maher fight last night and they will
hardly allow the Crescent City club to
have this Goddard Slavin fight without
making them pay well for Il.
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40 Moh Aftar Mnnar.

CARRoLLToN. Aiiss, Dec. e.-There is alb
solutely no foundation to the report circu-
lated last night that mob was forming
here to protect Money, the murderer OF
Elan. with the prospects of bloody bat
tie. The killing OF Elan by Money is gen
orally regarded IS justiksbie and Elam's
friends show 10 disposition to even prose-
r,4fa Afonaz-
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PILGRIMS IN ZION.
Well-Known UtOnaus no are Visiting the
Metropolis.

Metropolis.
REcoRDER-ELEcT GRoo of Summit county is
in the city.
SUPERINTENDENT JOHN w. TATE Of the
TooeIe Coop is IN the city on business
Ex-MAYoR ROBINSON Of American Fork was
among the pilgrims from the south yesterday.
h w. CoSKLrNG and II. L. Young came
down from Park City last evening to attend the
opera.
DAVID b. TEWKEsBUBy. county attorney.
elect OF Summit county came down from the
frigid regions yesterday morning and returned
in the evening.
S. S. JONES. one of ProYo's solid merchants,
was in the city yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Annie Atkins ana Mrs. w. G. A. Smoot They
dined at The Templeton.
DOCTORS BoswICK and Brant. two OF Eu-
reka's leading pt physicians, have been spending
a couple OF days mixing up with their many
friends and acquaintance in this city.
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Union Pacific is accused of paying COM
mission of So on every ticket sold over its
line from the Missouri river 10 Colorado
potnts 1t inaists il was not the original
offender in increasing commission. and
their competitors had better look to their
own figures before making charges.
there is little prospect of an agreement.
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MILTON CENTRE, O., Dec. 6.-Albert I'm
derdunk. jealous Of his wife, returned home
this morning at , o'clock and met John Dick
coming out of his houzs The men grappled
and Underdunk ztabbsd and killed Dick.
TJuderdpnk was arrested
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penuty Unlted stntes Nershal Indicted

DENVER. Dec. 9.-Great surprise was
caused here today by the United States
grand jury returning three indictments
against E. &. Stoinson, ex-deputy Unite ]
States marshal. The charges are raising
Gated opium that had been seized By officers
Of the treasury department The total
amount derived from the acts cannot ex-
coed $500.
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Corbett Gives Bonds.

BosToS, Dec. 9.-Pugiiist Corbett today
furnished full bonds in the suit brought
against him by Joa Launon the Boston
fighter who wants $1,000 because Corbett
did not appear at his bsuefii This has
settled the matter until CorbetSs trial.
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here IS a FUNNY THING

n to
ALL STEEL JEWEL" RANGE.
critical of
in
Warm Air Medum he S he "MAGEES"
browning selling
BOSTON HEATER"
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THE OBITUARY RECORD.
Colonel .Jonp RYAN.

Kansas CRY, Dec. 9.-Colonel John
Ryan, who fought with Sam Houston for
Texes' independence, died pauper in the
city hospital yesterday.
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Children Cry
for pIrcEER's
G. a S T Q RIA

"Csstoria is so well adapted to children thas
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- II. A. ARcaER, NJ. D.,
Ill South Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. z
al use Castoria in ny practice, and ind Il
specially adapted TO affections of children
ALEX ROBERTSON, II. D.,
1867 I'd Ave-, New York
s'Frorn personal knowledge I can say that
CaStoria Is most excellent medicine for chill
dren." DE-. G.. G. Os5ooD,
Lowell, Mass
Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcomss F1atulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhpa, and Feverishness
Thus the child is rendered healthy and its
sleep natural. CastOris contains 40
Morphine or other narcotic property.
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Counsel made abject apologies on behalf of
his client, who agreed to drop the matter
and not preach q sermon as announced Tor
next Sunday on the same subject. The
matter will thereupon be dismissed
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A Missinc cnrhlar Arrealen.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. 9.-B. J. Martin,
the missing cashier Of the Webster Ma
tional BANK Of Eupora. Miss, was arrested
here tonight.
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OUR OFFER.

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Every body who has seen and hoard the
new pipe organ at Congregational church
is delighted.
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