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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
DIAZ INAUGURATED.
Festivals in Honor of the Event
Begin.
The Commencement of the Third Term of
Mexico's Popular Presidential
Public Holiday

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov 30-fSpecial J.
For the third time Mexico's great presi-
dent, Porfiric Disz, will be inaugurased
chief Of the Mexican republic. The fes-
tivities, which begin tomorrow, will con-
tinue into the coming week and will be par
ticipated in by the militia, the judiciary,
the governors of all the states and by the
members Of the old and the new cabinet
The great military review will find 10000
regular army soldiers in line. The grand
ball will take place at the castle of Cho-
pultepec, and arrangements have been
made TO accommodate 1000 people. includ-
ing the beauty ana the chivalry Of Mexico.
A special reception will De given the diplo-
matte corps and the members of the var
ious congresses now in session here will be
honored with an address OF welcome from
the president in person. Tomorrow is also
PUBLIC holiday throughout the Mexican
republic and minor celebrations will take
place at various state capitals.
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NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.

Annual Reception of tina Democratic Society
Will BE Held Tonight
JERSEY CRY, N. j., Nov. 3d. Special i
The annual reception OF the Democratic
society OF New Jersey tomorrow night
will be one of unusual interest and viii
parallel the dinners of the IroQuois club of
Chicago, and the Manhattan club of New
York. 1t will be held at Taylor's hotel.
Among those who have accepted invita-
tions are Governor-elect George T. Werts
of New Jersey: William F. Harrity, Josiah
Quincy of Massachusetts; William E. Bis
sell, w. C. P. Breckenridge of Kentucky;
Congressman William L. Wilson of West
Virginia; William R. Grace, Senator john
r. Mcpherson and Governor Leon Abbott
Of New Jersey.
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a MINERS RIOT.
A General Melee Near Utica, n. Y, in Which
Several Are Injured.

4 General Melee Near Utica, H. z, in Which
Several Are Injured.
UREA, n. Y, Nov. 3O.-At Talcville, a
few miles from Gouvenier. St. Lawrence
county, are located number of shanties
occupied by Italians VINO are working
on the new railroad. For a few
weeks past they had floating oyer
the nuts the Italian flag which stirred up
the wrath OF the miners there. The other
night the miners assaulted the Italians aud
demanded they draw down tie flag and put
up the American flag in its stead. The
Italians declined and miners fired on the
flag and drove the Italians into the shan
ties. aud the flag was hauled down and
burned.
The Italians then opened fire on the
miners with shot guns and pistols. They
replied and riddled the shanties with shots.
The battle lasted for half en- hour. No
serious injuries resulted although some Of
the combetants are peppered with fine
shot. Great excitement prevails, and an
other encounter is expected. Two of the
riotous miners were arrested. The atten-
zion of the Italian minister at Washington
viii be called to the matter.
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COLLIDED AT SEA.
A japanese War Ship Sunk by a
British Steamer.
All on Board the War Vessel, Two
Hundred and Seventy five in
Number, Are Lost

LONDON, Nov. so.-A dispatch from No
gasaki says the Japanese war vessel Chisi-
marakun, bound from France to Japan,
was sunk in collision in Inland sea with
the British steamer Ravenna. The latter
was badly injured and the passengers
transferred to the steamer Empress of
Japan. bound for Shanghai. The dispatch
does not state whether any Of the crew of
the warship were lost.
Information to the Maratime Exchange
says all of the crew Of the Japanese war
vessel, numbering 275, sunk in Inland sea,
we're lost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
THE FRENCH SCANDAL.
Investigation of Crookedness in the Panama
Canal Case.

Investigation of CrOokedness in the Panama
Canal Case.
PARIS, Nov. S0.-FIaurey, auditor In
bankruptcy, today refused to testify before
the Panama canal investigating committee.
Rossignoi. his predecessor. confirmed the
statement that Baron de Reinach received
1900, 600 francs from the Panama Canal
company, of which 1000, 600 were set down
as used for advertising. Manager There
of a broker firm testified that Rein
ach paid 100000 francs into the
firms account in the Bank of France
and that on the security of this the firm
issued twenty-seven checks. The witness
refused to say, however, TO whom they
were made payable. The committee there
upon requested the minister of Justice to
have the checks slezed and the minister
promised to send the request to the public
prosecutor The public prosecutor has
written to the president of the committee
protesting against interference in judicial
matters.
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that st the meetings of sales agents no cast
iron scale of prices was fixed, but there
was a sort of tacit consent that prices
should be approximately uniform; Also
that while the output was generally re-
ferred to, no decisive action thereon was
taken.
Torrey said the most intense competi-
ton prevails between the various coal
agents, and this conflict of interests pre-
vents united action A long series OF
questions by congressman failed To shake
him from this position.
When asked what the purpose of
Dthly meetings was and If nc agreement
was ever reached, witness said he did not
think there was any difficulty in under
standing what he had already said. He
did not know what agent sent the notices
OF meetings, nor who paid rent for the
hotel pRrlor occupied by agents.
After hearing a few other witnesses,
from whom nothing important was learned,
the committee adjourned sine die.
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l(ldS WIS ufSt S1SCtGU III 1910 Dy q FSVOlU-
ton against Lardo; In 1880 he was in
eligible to the Office, but he practically
put his friend Gonzales into the place. In
1888 ana again in 1892 President Diaz was
els0ted by such overwhelming maiorities
that the campaign was almost unoDposed
Since his presidency he has strengthened
himself and the Liberal party against the
Clericals, and laid a foundation of lasting
peace He hiss remodelled the army and
introduced a new corps of splendidly
drilled men, and has done much to perfect
a railway system which shall consolidate
the smaller states and open commerce with
the United States
President Diaz has also put money into
an empty treasury. placated 8 disconnected
people, secured az bsidies for railroads and
as consequence greatly increased Next
co.'s credit it Europe
1t is to be hoped that in his present term
he viii succeed in establishing better in
Iernatonal commerce with Mexico than
the imperfect one now existing between
the TWO countries.
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HOME RULE SCHEME.

Gladstone Pronounces the One Published an
Absolute Falsehood.
LONDON, Nov. 3O.-"Yankee DetaiIs~ and
Exclusive Information are the sneering
headings under which the Pau Mall Gazette
publishes the summary of the details of
Gladstone's new home rnle scheme for
Irish provinces as cabled here. Few pa
pers printed tho cable dispatch, but none
comment on it. A representative of the
Associated Press today had an interview
with Herbert Gladstone on the subject and
asked whether the scheme as published
was based on an autograph letter of his
Gladstone said there was not word of
truth in the report that any such auto
graph letter is in existence. In regard to
the alleged scheme, which purports to be
the plan of the government, Gladstone
said twas unworthy of notice, and adding
that it contains its own most effective de-
NAL.
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DOWN AN EMBANKMENT.

Missouri Pacific Train DeFailed and Eff
teen Passengers are Injured.
ARKANSAS CRY. Ark. Nov. 50. = The
north bound Missouri Pacific passenger
train leaving here at 1946 D. m. today,
jumped the track about one mile from the
city The baggage car and two coaches
left the track. The coach next TO the bag
gage car rolled down the embankment
about twenty feet and turned over, caus-
ing total wreck and injuring twelve or
fifteen passengers. Among those injured
are:
JUDGE PINDALL, slightly.
Mrs. DR.. TILLAR, probably fatally hurt.
Three men, names unknown, cut and
bruised considerably and considered prob
ably fatally hurt.
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the charges
the cnurch lie denied any uA9loyaity w
ten to IN ano SAID the artlcles "elo VIZ
church. Sslntaln the authority ol Sue
no eyIdenc ummlng up, he SAID lhere 70
WesLmIni. TO snow That ne lmpngne1 one
anental ster doctrine or assaiied the fund
aer as Principles of the church in the or
That eel forth ID the form of government.
anu ,r - was disloyally to the church or In
ch,r 10y Injured the peace or purity OF the
ry.h ne Closing argument was by DR.. MIC
-naooen of the prosecuting committee. He
vas careful TO say that the question was
simply whether from the testimony ad-
oueed by the committee and its interpreted
tloR OF what Professor Smith has taught
is correct
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Press Report.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 3O.-Five miles
south of here, at $50 this evening, as a
picnic party of ave were returning to the
city in a wagon, the driver attempted to
cross the railroad track in advance of the
Rock Island train. The engine struck the
wagon, throwing the occupants in al direc-
tions. The killed are:
MRS. MiQUEDRY.
MRS. SAWYER, fatally hurt.
Seriously injured:
Mrs. ELIZABETH FORD,
MISS ADDIE SAWYER,
joe SAWYER, a lad of eight years.
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His Leg Cruahed.

CARBON. Wy, Nov. 8O.-ISpecial. IA
young man living near Medicine Bow Sta
ton by the name of Burnett had his
ankle badly smashed today by mis- horse
stepping into badger hOls and falling
upon him. 1t is a serious fracture and it
is thought he will never have complete use
OF it again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
MEETING OF CONGRESS-.
Washington Hotels Rapidly Filling Up With
Members and Politicians.

Washington Hotels Rapidly Filling Up With
Members and Politicians.
wAsHIEGToS, Nov. 30-TS Special. AS
the date for the conyening of Congress ap-
proaches, Washington puts of its provin-
cial garb and takes on the aspect Of a me-
tropons. The hotels are flling up rapidly
and in the corridors OF the Ebbitt, the
Shoreham, Wizards and the Johnston pol
iticians are gathering and condoling or
congratulating with eaoh other as they
happen to be Of the losing or victorious
party II the last campaign. The appropri-
atoms committee is the only one in session
now, but conferences il the committee
rooms are Of frequent occurrence. Speaker
Crisp. who is already on the ground, has q
constant stream Of callers. most of whom
give him assurance Of reelection in the
Congress which meets next March. The
evidences now are that it will be short
session,
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The Message VIM Be Ready Tuesday.

WASHINGTON. Nov. s0.-President Har-
riscn, in view Of the exlgency of the near
approach of the session of Congress. called
6 special meeting of the cabinet today to
consider recommendations in his message.
1t is now his intention 70 merely touch on
enc or two points which be had in mind to
elaborate, and he expects to have the docu-
ment ready for presentation TO Congress
Tuesday. The Behrlng sea case ana fnan-
cial outlook was also considered at the
cabinet meeting today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
successrul Armor Plate Test.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. Nov. SO.-A remark
ably successful government armor plate
test took place on Redington proving
grounds today. It was basilistic test, and
by the result $50 tons of armor were ac-
cepted by the navy department. 1t tested
twenty-three barbette plates of Maine, in
a building at the Brooklyn navy yard.
They are worth S35O,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
The Austrian Prass Views.

LONDON. Nov. 80. The Standards Vienna
correspondent says the whole Austrian
press, without exception, regards the
Rothschild silver scheme as impracti-
cable believing it would increase
the over-production of silver, retard
the creation of fixed ratio aud leave the
situation at the end of five years far worse
than now. Austrian papers prefer
the scheme of julius Wolff of
Zurich to appropriate the mines and pro-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
GOOD DUCK SHOOTING.
President Elect Cleveland Bagging Consider
able Game.

ExmoRE, Va, Nov. 3O.--The chief moi
dent of the day was the arrival of the
sheriff Of Northampton county with sum
mons for PresideDt-elect Cleveland to APP
pear before the chancery court at Rich
mond. He would not state what case was
involved. Cleveland had good luck while
out ducking today.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 30.-The suit in
connection with which President-elect
Cleveland was summoned in chancery suit
is in connection with state debt commits
sion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
The Rain Makers at Work.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, NoY. 3O.-Ihe SEQ
ond series of rain-maklng experiments by
General Dyrenforth were begun this even
ing. A bombardment will BIS kept up for
eight hours, Four hydrogen oxygen bal
looms were sent up and ground batteries
opened fire at the same time and will be
discharged every thirty seconds.
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Steamship Arrivals.

Bremerhaven--Havel from New York.
New Massachusetts from London.
Moville-Ethiopia from New York for
Glasgow.
The Hague-Hondo, U. S. M. from New
York for Brazilian ports
Observation-Disclosures from New York
Genoa = Fuerst Bismarck from New
Arrived-Wyomiug and City OF New
York from Liverpool.
Spain from London.
-Virginian from Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
TROUBLE AHEAD.
The Grievance Committee on the Vanderbilt
Lines Talk

New York, Nov. 3o.-The general griev-
ance committee or board Of adjustment of
the brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers,
representing all Vanderbilt lines between
New York and Buffalo and Pittsburg,
swooped down upon the Grand Central
station today with list of troubles which
they want settled. The conference
was held with William Buchanan, super
in tendent Of motive power. The grievance
Is that the engineers and firemen on
branch lines of the New Haven road
claimed that they are not IS well paid as
their brethren on the main line who run
fast trains. They resented this as an in
suit, for they work just as hard and the
hours are just as long. Superintendent
Buchanan, after consulting with his SUPER
iors, will very likely give the men an
answer tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
SEVENTY BUILDINGS BURNED.
The City of Busna Venture Partially De-
stroyed by Fire.

PANAMA, Nov. 30.-Buens Venture SUI
fered severely from fire, great portion Of
that important distributing centre for the
Pacific slope and the republic having been
destroyed on the 18th by fire, causing ire
parable loss and widespread desolation
and ruin, as the project telegraphed to the
governor here Later advices announce
that the fire destroyed between sixty and
seventy buildings, including the court
house and prison, but the principal COM
mercial houses were uniniured.
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Governor TiIlman Inanrnrated.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. Ex-Governor B.
R. Tillman OF Edgefeld and LieutRant-
Governor Eugene Gray OF AbbeVille were
inaugurated st noon today in the hall of
the house of renresen tatIves. Tue general
assembly being in Joint session, the oath of
office was administered by Chief Justice
McReiver. Governor Tillman made briet
sDeech
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Rothschild.s Plans to BE- Adop.rd.

BRussELs, Nov. 3O.-It ia regarded as
certain that the committee having in
charge Rothschilds silver proposals will
recommend the adoption of Rothschild's
plan with important notifications. A ma
jority of the delegates seem tonight to be
inclined to adopt the plan.
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THE BILLS FAILURE.
The Senior Member of the Firm says He Was
sold Out.

TEcUMsEH, Mich, Nov. SO.-Oscar P.
Bills, member Of the defunct lumber firm Of
Bills & Koch, of Toledo, said today: MIR.
Kock. my Toledo partner, on THANKSGIVING
Day transferred to man naEsd Loud OF
Michigan, without my consent, bill Of
sale of the property Of Bills s. Koch.
amounting to S143, 900. Mr.. Loud was 3
creditor to the amount Of $50, 600. TIE bank
here at Tecumseh is solvent. did not open
the Ithica bank Monday morning because I
did not propose to let the Toledo end Of the
business cause run on the bsnk, end
there would have been attachments that
would have tied Us right up. have been
sold QUIZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
Warren and Ryan to FIGHT.

DALLAS. Tex, Nov. 3d. Especial ALI
arrangements have been perfected for the
prize fight tomorrow night before the Star
Athletic club of this city, between Tommy
Warren and Kid Ryan, for purse of $500
aud side bet of $500. Warren is the
IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
A RumOr That It Is to Be Sold to the South
ern Pacific Denied.

a hUIHOT Thu 40 ID TO Do oUIu % tIo DUNIH
ern Pacific Denied.
DENVER, Nov. S0-The attention OF As
sistant General Manager Smith, in the alb
sence of President Dodge of the Rio
Grande Western railroad, was directed to
the rumor circulated this morning, in
which it as claimed that the Southern
Pacific and Santa Fe roads were red hot
after the Western road and wanted it very
much because II would give either one or
the other OF these corporations direct out
let from the east TO the Pacific coast via
Salt Lake and Ogden. Mir. Smith says
there is not the slightest truth in the report
and the Rio Grande Western is TO good pay
ing concern to sell.
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Great Fire at Tacoma.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 8O.-A fire is raging
in the southern part Of the city, with the
wind blowing gale. Harris large saw mill
is already destroyed and the fire has COM
municated to the lumber yards and sur
rounding buildings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-01
Kolb win Not Be sworn In.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. SO-Kolb has
decided not to attempt to be sworn in as
governor tomorrow. Therefore, there will
be nothing TO disturb the inauguration OF
Governor JONES'
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NEW York, Nov. 30.--F'oxhall Keens an
nounced today to few fayorites his en-
gagemeut to Miss Frank Worth White He
also said he would be married on Dec. X
and SSH the same day for England, where
ne has taken q house az Melton for the
Uinfer
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hibit the opening of new ones and declare
the production of silver monopoly This
plan has the merit of throwing the burden
of rehabilitation of silver on the produc-
ing countries, supposing countries like
Bolivia and Mexico are able to appropriate
the mines or stoD Illicit mining.
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Senator Gibson's Condition.

Hor SPRINGS. Ark. Nov. 3O.-The coudi-
ton of United States Senator Gibson, OF
Louisiana. who is lying very i'll here of an
affection OF the heart, is practically I'M
changed this morning.
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IN ILLINOIs BANK SUSPENDs.
The stone City Bank of Joliet Closes
Its Doors.


JOLIET. H., Nov. 80. The Stone City
bank has suspended. There is no state
ment of assets or liabilities, but they had
capital stock of 100000. The failure was
caused By the collapse OF the Enterprise
company run by the same parties who
owned the bank The Enterprise company
today confessed judgments aggrege ting
slS3. 10, and fled trust deed for S136, 3l8.
The aggregate liabilities Of both are esti-
mated at 100000.
The bank was operated BY II. Fish 4
Sons and was thought to be one Of the
soundest financial institutions in the state
The failure is believed to oe q heavy one
1t is estimated that nothing less than half
million dollars will settle the firms affairs
1'he failure Of the Enterprise company.
IL is announced, is due TO the dull season.
The affairs of the bank ara go involved
with those Of the company that it Will take
considerable time 10 unravei the tangle.
Many business houses in Joliet kept ae-
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South Carolina Officials Iuauourated.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. sO.-Governor
Tillman . and Lieutenant-G Governor Gary
were inaugurated at noon in the hall of the
house of representatives today.
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THE COAL COMBINE.
The Investigation Into the Reading Deal
Still Progressing

New YoRK, Nov. so.--The investigation
into the coal combine was resumed here
tbs morning. Thomas Thadford, q coal
dealer, testified that the prices this season
were unusually uniform. He attributed
the fact To the coal combine. Thomas Tor
rev. general sales sgent Of the Delaware
ard Hudson Canal Coal company. testified
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General Neltlslnn,s Resignation.

WAsHIxeroN, Nov. Especial. THE
resignation Of Assistant Secretary Nettle-
ton goes into effect tomorrow. General
Netaeton resumes charge of his business
interests in Minnesota
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Official Returns from Minnesota.

ST.. PAUL, MINI. Nov. sO.-Oficial re-
turns of the Minnesota election: Repub-
licans, 1872, 1856; straight Democratic. 1OO,-
$40; straight Populist, 3O,S96; Populists-
Democrats, 1907; Prohibition, IA, 479.
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No MeetIne or the Confsrsuee.

BRUSSELS. Nov. 3O.-The international
monetery conference did not meet today.
The next session will be on Friday, when
it is expected that the report on Roth
child's scheme now before the committee
Will be ready.
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a Party of Ladies While Driving Struck by
Rock Island Train

DENVER, Colo. Nov. 3O.-TSpeoial.] IA
party consisting of Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs. Nc
Queary and number Of others were driv-
ing near Overland park tonight. Their
carriage was struck by Rock Island train
and Mrs. McQueary was Instantly killed.
Mrs. Sawyer cannot recover
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Blain Is Improving.

WASHINGTON, Noy- so.-Ex-secretary
blaine is grsduaiiy convalescing from his
recent illness. He is up and about the
house every day and rapidly gaining
efrenQth
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DENVER, Colo. Nov. 3O.-oficial vote of
Colorado: Populists Democrats, 52,9S2;
Republicans, S,614; Prohibitionists, 1877.
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Kansas OfhclaI Vote.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 3O.-The official
count as far as completed shows the cleo
ton of nine Weaver electors and one Hsr-
rlson. The Populists elect five congress-
men,
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a District Jndre Retires.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8o.-TSpscial g.
Charles p. James. supreme judge of the
district retires today by reason of age.