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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-07
AT HEADQUARTERS
The Democrats and Liberals are
Both Confident.
The Republicans say They Could Win If They
Had Another Week - Expressions OF
Schroeder, kenyon and Lippman.

There were busy scenes at the head
quarters of all three of the political par
ties yesterday, and the chairmen of the
city committees were kept constantly on
the go arranging the details for the great
battle which will be fought out at the polls
tomorrow.
CHAIRMAN SCHROEDER
found time to accord a HERALD reporter
brief Interview, and when asked what he
thought of the outlook, ne replied: 1T is
encouraging Tor the Democracy. We eX
pect TO elect our entire ticket, and believe
that Lett and Mclean will run ahead of
their ticket"
What do YOU think Let's plurality will
be-"
at wouldn't surprise me bit if it
reached $780,"
"How ABOUT the councilmen!'
81 am confident that we will win the
Second, Third and Fourth precincts, and
we have a fighting chance for one or two
in tbs Fifth
"Then you are satisfied with the situa-
tionln
Perfectly. All 1 ask is that every Dem
ocratic voter do his duty tomorrow"
THE REPUBLICAN VIEW OF IT.
Chairman Kenyon, of the Republican
committee said: Our party has made
wonderful progress in the past ten days
we certainly have nothing to complain of. ,;
"@ut do you expect TO elect anyDOdy.n
well if we had about one week more
to york in, we would elect our entire
ticket"
I'VE expect to elect Wells, anyhow said
one of the members of the city Republican
committee 10 a HERALD man yesterday,
and we also expect to get a representation
in the council.
"how about majorities?"
''Oh go to. Don't talk about maiorities
! tome. 1t MAKES my head ache"
TIE LIBERALS CLAIM THE EARTH.
Judge Powers declined to give mis- views
as TO the result, but Secretary Lippmar
expressed the views of the committee to
HERALD reporter, and of course claimed
the earth.
''If this division is genuine" said Mr.
Liprmau, 1--WE will elect the whole ticke
by an average plurality of 1,SJ0 votes, ant
we will have majority of l, 100"
You expect Basl1in to be elected, then =
'.Of course we do-in fact, there is NJ
doubt about it,"
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A sensational Divorce suit.

CLEVELAND, Feb. Ga sensation was caused
yesterday when Captain j. w. Moore, one of
the best known and wealthiest vessel owners of
the Great lakes, sued for divorce from his
wife, Laura Moore. He is about sixty and she
about forty He married her twelve years ago
when she was a widow with two children. He
charges adultery and cites number of in
stances, prominent livery stable keeper and
one ]. Arthur Wilson being named as core
Moore, CAPTAIN W. S. Mack, Captain Richard
Neville, J. Arthur Wilson and others for 900
damages, charg ng conspiracy. She alleges
Wilson was intrudut ed to her by NJ acll and
through the pretence of taking her to visit his
wife, took her into house of iIl-repute, when
the other defendants appea ed upon the scene
and caused her arrest She says ii is a con.
spiracy to deprive her of her just share in her
husbands estate and that Wilson was paid
So coo for his work
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Ada County. Ida. Dem crats.

BOISE CITY, Feb. 6.-ISpecial telegram to
THE HERALD. THE Democrats of Ada county
and Boise City are making vigorous arrange
ments for an aggressive and active campaign
A call has been made for the organization of
Democratic league of clubs, at Grand Army hall
on the evening of February IL. Prominent
democrats here are interesting themselves in
the movement, and it is claimed it will be
most enthusiastic meeting Doc Rankin, the
veteran Democrat and chairman OF the Demo
cratic county committee, is very active in this
movement.
samuel j. Bolle has sued the Union Pacific
railroad company for $1,000 damages on ac-
count Of injuries received last November. While
he was on a car, a careless engineer ran an en-
zine against the car. causing him to be thrown
to the ground aud 1niuring him severely
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Minister Carvalho Dismissed.

LISBON, Feb 6-After the cabinet council to-
day decree was issued di missing Scito
Carvalho, administrator general of customs.
from office This is one OF the most important
offices in the country and the decree created a
sensation. Carvalho had great influence both
with the late and present King. He was also
on terms of intimacy with Senior Arvalho for
merry mister OF finance. In the cartes Sen
hor Arriega demanded the impeachment of ex-
Minister Carvalho and the appointment of a
committee to decide whether also others should
be impeGched in connection with the railway
scandals. The proposition of Arriega was re-
ceived with dead silence and discussion of it re.
served.
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Address low ami -snap Convention Democrats.

Address by Anu-snap Convention Democrats.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The committee of Demo
Gratis appointed at a recent meeting opposed TO
calling the state convention in February, issued
an address to the Democrats OF the state to-day
saying a state convention has been called by
the committee for the 23rd of February for the
purpose of forestalling public opinion and in
fuenciuS the political action of other states by
an apparent unanimous delegation from New
York IN favor of the preferred candidate OF
majority OF the committee. The people are
ursed TO fight at the primaries to elect dele
gates who regard the snap convention as
detrimental TO the true interests of the party
and who in taking their seat viii move that the
convention dissolve without taking any action
at all. Devotion is urged to the great issues
absolute loyalty to the candidate who shall
be declared by the national convention to be the
best and truest representative of those prInci-
pies.
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Corbett Wants to Meet sIayin or Jackson

Especial TO THE HERALD-Exam1ner Dispatch
NEW YORK, Feb 6-Jim Corbett called at the
Illustrated Aelrs Office to-day and signed articles
to fight the winner OF the Jackson-Sl con
test. The articles as drawn up stipulate that
the fight shall be to finish and take place be-
fore the Olympic club, New Orleans, in 1892
The purse is to be $4,000, of which the loser
shall receive $1,000. Eve ounce gloves are to
be used. The selection Of a referee is to be left
to the Olympic club The articles further call
for forfeit of 81 COO to be deposit ed by each
man. Corbett will then endeavor to get Sla-
WINS and Jackson's signatures to the articles as
soon as possible; his forfeit will be ready Cor
bett will appear at Madison Square garden
February l6. against Jim II all or Joe Lanuon
If either of the latter fail to appear Corbett
says he will offer to fight these heavy-weights
in one ring the same night
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Two BOYS Abducted by Grnsie.

Especial to THE MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch. I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. GA strange case
of abduction of two boys eliminated here to-
day in the finding of one of them. Eight
months ago proving band of gypsies passed
through South Union, Logan county, KY, tar
rying there for a month. Robert and John
Currler aged fifteen and seventeen, respect
lively. visited the camp one night and we're
gagged and bound and were forced to write a
letter TO their uncle that they had gone on a
visit to Uniontown, Ky, The eypsies left the
place and travelled on to Nashville, where
Robert was bound to farmer at Una The
OIL err boy was carried further south Young
Robert toiled in AFFECT fear of the farmer. he
worked for. The guardian uncle, John c.
Campbell, tracked them and lost the track I'M
last week he found out where Robert was
and to-day secured him. The uncle been
Eighth for several years in court for three
plantations in Mississippi valued at nearly
800 o., which he has recovered. No trace Of
the other boy has been found. The young lad
recovered to-day can tell only.a wild incohe
ent story of his abduction and maltreatment.
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81 ffering in oklahoma

KANSAS CITY, Feb. Ga special to the star
from Guthrie, o. T., says: The recent cold
weather caused great sufferings among the new
settlers in the Indian country. Three deaths
have already occurred md several settlers are
now in a precarious condition. Mrs Tolford
and Mrs. Warner, living in u tent near Purcell
in Pottawattomie county, were found dead this
morning from exposure aad insufficient C iothing
and food. Z. j. Daniels from western Kansas,
died from the same causes near Chandler IN
Iowa county He leaves a widow and five
children. They are all in the most destitute
condition.
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Yesterdnn,s ReaI Estate Transfers.

John NJ. Thompson ct uN. to Union
Warrington property in Irving PARK
addition ------------.- -------------------o
Joseph d. Mathews to Thomas Mathews,
lot L. block SO, plat C--------------------
Louis Lola and wife to Anna s. RO. ers,
lots in o ack2 Fleetwood addition 1850
John Johnson to Rosa Bauman, part Of
section g. township so tn 1 vest 500
David j. Jones and wife 10 AlOnZo q.
Bast, part of sect on "A, township
south, Z west .--------..-... 1850
alexander McFarlan to Elliott NJ. Best
part OF section 81, township south.
EdwiT w. Senior and wife to Co op Fur
niture company, property in Garden
City, plat A---------------------- 0l4
Scott Anderson TO Robert L. Anderson,
property IN Five Acre plat b. +. A SOC
Revle a. began to Bertha Smell, lots and
> block IA, Hyde Park addition -. soc
Reyle & Began to Fred Pape, lot 80 block
g HYDE Park addition 300
hannah Walton 10 James H. Walton,
mart of lot 8, block 10, Five Acre plat a. SOC
William McGhie, jr., and wife to Thomas.
McIhie part of section - township
south, range east -. ..---------
William McGhe, jr., and wife to Alexau-
der McGhie, part Of section %, town
ship south range east ---------------
William McGhie, il, and wife to John,M.
McChie part OF section %, township
south range / east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
United States of America to Charles II.
Beach, part Of section q, township
north range east -
William Burke and wife to Louis F. Kul-
lac, part of lot 6, blotk Al, plat A.
William Beynon to Albert j. White. part
OF section %, township south, range2
West....----.--------------- 1.5O
| william F. Meary to James S. Meary
property in Kelsey & Giliesple's suodi-
! vision 70
Jacob w. Harding and wife TO Eugenia
M Dauber property in Wtnfeld's sub
division. 90
Tbomas E. Williams and wife to Francis
M. Inrig, property in Denver Place sub
division. ---------------- 100
Vincent Bacigalupo to Junius Young ct
al part of lot 2, block AZ, plat B----- 1,7C
Rasmus Nelson and wife to Alonzo G.
Bast, part Of section %, township
south. range west
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GREENWICH. Conn.,, Feb. 6.-Sam Souther-
land, who, with John Mccain and Charles
z. Waterbury, was arrested for kldnap.
ing Ward Waterbury, had hearing
to-day Switzerland refused TO be sworn and
would not make any plea. Prosecutor Walsh
SAID he would admit Switzerland was not
actually one of the k1dIaperS, but
asked the judge to hold the prisoner as an
accessory in that he knew all about the matter,
and assisted in planning it. The judge took
the same view and held him in s., 600 bonds for
acction by the supreme court
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The Union Pacific viii Withdraw.

OMAHA, Neb. Feb. Especial telegram to
THE HERALD AT the office OF General Traffic
Manager Mellen, it is tacitly admitted that the
Union Pacific contemplates Withdrawing from
the Colorado aud Utah association, but 1t as
given out yesterday afternoon that definite
action had not been taken. 1t was explained
that the proposed withdrawal is merely Tor the
purpose Of simplifying the official machinery,
and will have no material effect.
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Murderer Charles Barker Arrested.

BUTTE, Mont, FEB. 6.-[Special telegram to
TIRE HERALD. Late this evening the city Off
GERS arrested Charles Barker, who is wanted at
Backfoor, Idaho, for the murder of man in
bingham county, Idaho some time last year
Barker was ound in a gambling house and al
United his identity. After the murder in Idaho
he was tried and sentenced 10 the Boise peni-
Tertiary for life, but u few months after being
confined he feigned insanity and was removed to
the asy um at Blackfoot, from which he escaped
about "a month ago. The idaho authorities have
been notified of the arrest.
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LONDON Feb. 6.-A Greek steamer bound
from Ca diff for Malta has been lost en- one of
the Scilly islands. Fifteen OF her crew were
saved, but nine are missing The name Of the
steamer is Embirico5. Her captain, mate and
engineers are among the lost.
pilot boat brought the news of the wreck of
the EmbirlcOs The steamer left Cardiff yes
terday and went ashore during dense fog last
night on the Isle OF st. Marion one of the prin-
cipal islands of the ScIlly group. When the
tide rose the steamer fioated off but her bottom
was so badly damaged tina she filed and
foundered 1t is lear ed that ten men instead
OF nine are missing, and very little hope is en-
tertaned that they are still olive. The last
seen Of the captain and nine other miss ng men
they were trying to auuch a boat II is sup
posed they went down with the steamer.
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English Hostility to the Fair.

LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Standard comments on
a letter in which the writer advises British man
ufacturers not to send exhibits to the Worlds
fair and denounces the exhibition as palpable
trap OF the United States which, while cutting
out English goods by duties OF from 80 to 200
per cent, designs to gather collections of the
best products Of our market with L view to pi-
rating them. The paper says: THE Americans
are not less shrewd than the people of other
nations and will doubtless profit by any chance
offered, but it is more probable the projected
fair is purely due to the spir t of rivalry. It
comes i'll from US to denounce the appropriation
of foreigners ideas.of taste or skill"
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4 Letter From Non. A. Il. Leonnrd

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Hon. A. n. Leon
ard Republican nominee for governor, has
written a letter to Chairman Gage. of the Re-
publican state central committee, informing
him that the campaign committee APP
pointed by Gage is not, in mis- Leon
ard's) opinion, in harmony with the
sentiments of the late state convention meant
what it said, at all events he did; and he de-
clines to cooperate with the campaign com
mIttee. He appeals to the party and
hopes it will take such action as
viii be acceptable to all Republicans
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Peter Jackson interviewed.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-Peter Jackson. the
colored pugilist was seen this morning regard
ing the articles Of agreement signed by Cor
bett to fight the winner of the Slavin- Jackson
contest at New Orleans for purse of $4,000.
Il have said before 1 will not fight in New
Orleans" said Jackson. Not that 1 Gon't
think 1 would get fair play but because OF the
feeling there against my race. AS to signing
this agreement | Will say l shall sign nothing.
will finish the fight L have on hand first and
then ook after others. If l win this fight with
Slavin, then L will be glad TO meet Corbett and
give him first chance if he wants ii, but before
this fight is over L Will not do anything"
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John W. Young's Mexican Northern Pacific
Road.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-The Republics special
from Ell Paso, Texas, says: Advices have been
received from john W. Young, now in London,
that an English syndicate has agreed 10 fur
nish money to build the Mexican Northern Pa
cific railroad. Work will begin Immediately
upon Young's return from Europe The road is
already graded from Deming one hundred
miles south, and will when completed, be I,4GO
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GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. 6.-The state SUI
preme court has rendered a most remarkable
decision in the case of S. S. Turner vs.. the re-
ceiver of the Missouri, Kansas s. Texas road
John Turner's mother sued for damages for
the death Of her son, who was killed on that
road. The case came on appeal before the
court and the judge decided inasmuch as the
law mentions specifically as liable owners
proprie;ors ETC., and omits receivers, the latter
cannot be held responsible for injuries inflicted,
nor cOmDelled 10 Day DAMAGES
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GERS having already served more than the regu.
lation time as commanders of these vessels.
Their lime expired some weeks ago, and it was
at their urgent equest 20 changes were made
as long as there a prospect of trouble.
Their relief from their vessels during such
period would have been regarded as rather Sc
we're unless there was some specific reason for
the change. Captain Bradford was selected
some weeks ago TO succeed Captain Sohley IN
command OF the Baltimore, but his death al
Portsmouth, n. H., recently made it necessary
to select another officer for that duty.
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LONDON. Feb. 6.-In consequence of many
letters lately received from the United States in
regard to sending money to VIM. Lloyd Moore
as agent in j ondon to prosecute claims to prop.
erty in England, the United States legation in
this city, with the aid of The police ha5 nvesti-
gated and established the fact that Moore is a
WIND er with a New York connection styled
European claims Agency. e. Ross manager y
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miles long. having its terminus at Topolopam
po There will also be spurs running to Chihu-
hua and Guaymas. Another spur or branch
will be run from Ell Paso to connect with the
main line at Corrolitus. thus giving close con-
nection with the Texas Pacific and other Amer
lean roads,
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 6-The Allan line steam
ship Polynesian from Liverpool via Halifax
for this city, with small number OF passengers
and general cargo, is ashore at Cape Henry.
She is in no danger and it is thought she will
come of al the next high tide. The passengers
and crew are all well and no fears are enter
tanned for their safety.
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Commissions on Western Passenger Business
Authorized.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6,-Commissloner Walker of
the Western Passenger association. promul-
gated a decision to-day authorizing lines in the
asst citation TO pay commissions on west bound
immigrant passenger business, not exceeding
$40. 75 per ticket from the Missouri river to the
PACIFIC coast.
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millionaire Crernr,s Mnl Snstained.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Judge Foley, of the circuit
court to-day, handed down an opinion sustain
ing the will OF the late millionaire, John
Crerar, of this city, in leaving fund for estab-
fishing great library here etc.
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Most of the Elders Baggage Landed.

LONDON, Feb. "a dispatch from Atherfeld,
Isle of Wight says most of the passengers
baggage on the stranded steamer Elder has
been landed and that is being forwarded as
rapidly as possible to southampton.
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Abstracts Of title to real estate situated
n Salt Lake county neatly, accurately and
promptly furnished by the county re
eorder.
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GURDoN, Ark, Feb Crank Tyler, we'll
TODD farmer and his wife were crushed to death
while attempting to repair an onteuilding.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-The day was devoted
to the delivery of eulogies. Resolutions ex-
pressed sorrow for the death Of Lee, of Virginia,
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spanish Anarchist Leaders Sentenced.

MADRID. Feb. 6.-Four leaders of the recent
Anarchist attack at Ferez have been sentenced
by court martial TO be executed February9.
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Following are the locations of the polling
places:
First precinct-Ninth ward school house.
Second ct-Independence hall.
Third precinct-Sixteenth ward school
house.
Fourth precinct-Twentieth ward school
house.
Fifth precinct-Thirteenth ward school
house.
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hOust UOmmlttebS' WOrk.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6--The House committee
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rnorGnrFrI. nEMocRArLc IrAnERs.

and in my Judgment you will find when the con-
vention meets William c. Whitney, of New
York, will be trotted out on the presidential
race course to carry the colors of the national
Democratic party to victory in November
next"
Mrs. Bowen wife of ex-senator Tom Bowen
Vt Colorado was robbed yesterday at the Riggs
aouse of diamonds valued at s., 800 and a small
sum Of money. The robbery occurred while
Mrs Bowen was at dinner. 1t is believed TO
have bee the work of clever New York sneak
thief The Senator has offered reward of $500
for the recovery Of the diamonds and no oues-
tionS asked.
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HEBER NJ. WELLS
THE POLLING PLACES.

who was greeted with applause, mad
few remarks, and the meeting closed.
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without being in any sense an exponent of the
goody-goody Sabbatarian school of politics
such as President Harrison is The business
interests of the country, as de from politics,
would be satisfied with Mr.. Whitney lnaSmuch
rs he is not only MAJ OF large wealth himself
but his family connections are connected with
some OF the most gigantic business operations
IN the country These facts might hurt him
somewhat among the granger element OF the
west ana northwest, but the Democratic parry
isn't looking for votes in that direction. Those
states are spfely Republican, aud no Democrat
at the present time can carry them.
These facts as tell you, are receiving the
careful consideration OF
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Total
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from New York New jersey Connecticut and
Indiana-this latter through the cooperation
Of Governor Gray. Shrewd politicians who are
more interested in the success OF the party than
they are in the personal elevation OF any par
ticular candidate, believe it would be the
height OF folly to nominate either OF these gen
tlemen. If Hill be nominated there is strong
probability of his election in view of the fact
that he can no doubt secure the electoral vote
of the foregoing doubtful states. But Cleve-
land will be much more stronger before the
convention than Hill and the chances are that