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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-18
CoIorado's Special Legisl,,ur.

Denver, Jan. 1.-THE House TODAY
adopted a resolution requiring the SUI
preme court to decide whether the
House could legislate in attachment
or other laws without regarding the
governors recommendations
The Senate met at 2 o'clock and after
adopting a resolution asking for a
conference with the House on the sub
ject of a sine die adjournment took a
recess until tomorrow afternoon.
The House, by a vote of "a to II. re-
fused to concur in the Senate's resolu-
ton for a conference.
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waddington,s FuncruI.

Paris, Jan. 1.-THE remains of ex-
Minister Waddington were conveyed
to the Chapelle De La Grange Armee
today, where the funeral services were
held. Among those present at the
funeral was President Carnot, and a
large number of senators and deputies
Premier Casimier Perier, Leon Say. Ba-
ron De Courcel and three senators act
ed as pall-bearers.
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Forty-two Thousand Needed to Com.
pIete the Work.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE annual
report of the Worlds Columbian com
mission was submitted by President
Palmer today. The detailed statements
exposition are left for the final ,.a,, e1rs
to be prepared by a special Committee
|of the commission which win he =
work of great magnitude, practicailv q
history of the fair. 1t is estimated
that $42, 900 are needed to complete The
work of the commission, not fncl,Idine
the committee on awards made. an6
Congress is asked to use its power tc
transfer from the funds of the commit
ayers. --'''l'
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Mr.. Mitchell Made "a Judpe

Boise, Idaho, Jan. 17-[SpeciaI. i
Governor Mcconnell today appointed
D. c. Mitchell, of Moscow, district at
torney of the Second judicial district.
to succeed ]. H. Forney, who resigned
to accept the United States attorney
ship for this state The Second dis
trict embraces the counties of Latah,
Nez Perez and Idaho.
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An Official Report.

Washington, Jan. 17.-General Pas
senger Agent Dean, of the Richmond
and Danville road gives an Official
statement Of the accident at Chester
5 G., to the effect that the so,1tb
pound train struck the opposite for r..
WARD war trucks of the sleeper and that
.ne car l and coach in front was de-
f1 a,leI ~ NOBODY was killed and only
special prominence was Injured o4e u
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Not Allowed in montana.

Helena, Mont, Jan. 1.-Two bids
for the Corbett-Mitchell prize fight
have been sent from Montana, stating
that no interference from the officers
need be feared. The attention of Gov
ernor Richards was called to the mat
ter this morning. The governor said:
Prize fighting in Montana is a peni-
Tertiary offense. The Corbett-Mitchell
prize fight would not be allowed in
Montana under any circumstances
even if had to call out the militia
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Carrara, Jan. 1z-An additional re-
enforcement of troops has arrived here.
The proclamation issued by the NUM-
cipal authorities calls upon the in
habitants to remain calm, respect the
law and calls attention to the fact that
the stoppage of work is iniuring rrade
The body of another dead anarchist.
killed in yesterdays encounter with
the troops, has been found in the hills.
and numbers of rioters have been
found wounded and arrested.
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Glove Contests Arranged.

Tampa, Fla, Jan. IA glove con-
test has been arranged for Friday
night between Joseph Robertson, of
Tampa, and James johnson, of New
York, $1,000, and also one between Ed
Tillman of Jacksonville, and Butler
Greer, of Baltimore for $500. The
Tampa city council is encouraging the
contests. claiming there is no law of
Florida against prize fights AS Tampa
is Governor Mitchelps home, he is likely
70 be heard from.
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The Ranger Us AT Hand.

New York, JAN. 17-The Herald's
La Libertad. Salvador, special says:
President Vasquez, Of Honduras, has
made an attack on Choluteca, now held
by a. garrison of Nicaraguan invaders.
General Ortez's troops have left Ma
come, the seat of Bonilla's provisional
government, and are endeavoring to
surround Vasquez. The United States
war ship Ranger is now at Amapala.
That port is still in the power of Vas
quez. but is cut off from communica-
ton with the interior.
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Faffed to Obey Orders.

Pittsburg, Jan. 7.-Reports from diff
fenent districts of Railroad and River
coal miners indicate that the miners
did not obey the order issued at the
joint meeting of these bodies last night.
ordering a strike in all the mines
not paying 65 cent rate Most of the
pits are still working.
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Rio Janeiro, Jan. 17-There is little
change in the situation today. The
usual sl1irmishes continue. 1t is said
the five government guns at Araco
have rendered the position at Merein-
que island useless to the rebels. Mello
it not yet known to have arrived here.
Business continues hopelessly tangled
up, and impeded, and everybody ashore
and afioat is heartily wishing for a
speedy termination of the monotonous
struggle
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contractors for building government
ships. The report will be adverse to
proceeding with the investigation on
the ground that there is no testimony
tending to substantiate the general
charges The resolution charged, by
modification. that there was a gen
eral collision between the contractors
and the officers of the navy depart
ment
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AN EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED.
1t Was a Miracle That No One suf-
fered Death.

Chester, S. c., Jan. 17-About 1
o'clock this morning the New York
and Florida express going south on the
Richmond and DanviIle road was run
into at a crossing by a Georgia Caro-
lima and Northern train. The sleeping
car sustained most of the damage and
none of the occupants escaped injury.
The greatest excitement and confusion
prevailed for time. At first it was
reported that twenty-five were killed,
put this proved erroneous. Up to this
time no accurate list of dead and in
Jured has been obtainable The last
of the wounded were carried forward
in order that they may receive treat
ment at the hospital 1t is under
stood that the most of the persons in
the sleeper were wealthy residents of
New York and other northern cities.
A later report says no one was killed
on the wreck here.
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THEY 'HOPB nor 4
SPEEDY SETTLEMENT.
Rio People Anxiously Looking
for the End.
VOLUNTEERS GO TO
SUPPORT .PIEXoTo.
The Emperor Confers the Order OF
the Black Eagle.

President Lew Is Ruling with An
Iron Hand-A Number of Rioters
ut Carrara Have Been Arrested
Earthquakes in China-A Fresh
Russian Intrigued Battle Be
tween the RevIutionists and Sol
diers in Mexico is Certain-Other
Foreign News.
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The MiIitia win obey Orders.

Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. 17.-word
comes here this afternoon that several
companies of militia from the SOUTH
ern section of the state have received
orders from the governor to assemble
in Jacksonville on the 25th, the date
of the Mitchell-Corbett fight. They will
obey orders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-18
Because OF a Woman.

Gettysburg, Pa, Jan. 17.-Henrv
Hest was hanged here today for the
murder of Emanuel Mown, last Feb
ruary- They were wood choppers and
lived in cabin in the woods together
Both were enamOred of the Same
woman and the murder occurred one
a visit to her. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-18

Mexico City, Jan. 17.-R. C. Pate has
decided to postpone racing for the
present in order to reorganize things.
He says he expects TO resume within
thirty or forty-five days, and continue
the season until the end Of April. but
he has no arrangements made yet.
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Merely a Political Lie.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE state de-
partment has received a dispatch. dat
ed at San Francisco, from Samuel
Parker, ex-prime minister and minister
of foreign affairs in ex-Queen Liliuo-
kalani's cabinet, refuting the state
ment that the ex-queen has any inten-
ton of claiming damages from the
United States for her deposition from
the throne of Hawaii.
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Have Sailed to New York

London. Jan. 17.-Lieutenant Con-
way, Gunners Lewis and Bennett and
twelve seamen formerly connected with
the Brazilian cruiser Nictheroy, but
who left the vessel on her arrival az
Pernambuco, sailed from Southampton
for New York today on the Ems
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Earthnunke in Chinn.

London, Jan. IA dispatch to the
Standard from Shanghai says: There
has been a series of destructive earth
quakes in the province of Urgu, Mon
golia. A hundred of the native no
madic population. with their f1ocks.
were swallowed up or otherwise des-
troyed.
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Fell Through a r,rax4,

New York, Jan. IA construction
train on the temporary road connee stoll
with the building of new tunnel
tie this morning, killing one No. q 'ne s.s,
ilnJuring twenty-eight others. A nv mn
Der were SO badly injured that thu
Will die. All were Italians
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NO Sunnort Eeixntn.

Buenos Ayres. Jan. 1.-THE follow
ing advices have been received from
Rio: Volunteers are being enrolled to
support Peixoto. The insurgent war
ship Aquidaban appearing return south
for the purpose of procuring reinforce
ments. The British sloop-of-war Bea-
gle is constantly cruising to and fro
outside of the harbor The object of
her movements is not known. The
report that Mello is aboard the Re
publica, off Santos, is confirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-18
Scott Harrison Turned new,

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE Senate. to-
day, rejected the nomination of J.
Scott Harrison. as surveyor at Kansas
City. Harrison is a brother of ex-
President Harrison, and was appointed
over the protest of Senator Vest 4
vote was not taken after statement
was made by the Missouri senator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-18
A Conflict Is Certain

Ell Paso. Tex, Jan. lit is impos-
sible to get further details of the con
flict between the soldiers and revoIu-
tionists, but it is certain there has
been battle near the Mexican Cen
trail. the road between here and
Chihuahua.
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Another BoomIet.

Jacksonville, Jan. ia dispatch
from St Augustine tonight says Sheriff
Perry, of st. John county, has an
nounced his determination to prevent
the Corbett- Mitchell contest He will
call upon the governor for troops, if
necessary. No alarm is felt here over
the sheriff's declaration, as it is not
believed he will know where the battle
will take place.
1t is understood that should troops
be massed in Jacksonville, which now
looks probable. the Duval club will re-
funo the money already paid in for
tickets and decide upon the price to
TO be paid for tickets to the new meet
ing grounds, after the crowd has been
sized up" The Duval club has evil
IDENTIFY explained its plans to the two
principals, for tonight Corbett issued
the following:
take this opportunity of informing
my friends throughout the country
that have received assurances from
the Duval Athletic club today that war
rants me in saying the contest between
Charles Mitchell and myself will posi-
lively take place in Jacksonville, or in
that citys Immediate vcicinity on jan
uary %. providing both the principals
appear in the ring
1t is said Mitchell Will also agree and
the fight is a certain fact. The fact
that the Duval people have completed
negotiations for a large-sized tent
leaked out tonight, and this. coupled
with the fact that work on the arena
has been practically abandoned, seems
70 indicate the battle will take place
outside of the city.
Governor Mitchell has admitted to
Bowden that should the contest be
pulled off outside of Jacksonville it
would be impossible for the militia to
prevent 1t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-18
Gears Election Ratffied.

Des Moines. Ia, Jan. 17.-Botb
houses of the legislature met in joint
session today and ratified the election
of John H. Gear as United States
senator for the term commencing
March 4, 1895.
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Ancient Americana.

Topeka, Jan. lit is learned to-
day that Secretary of State Osborn. of
Kansas, the organizer of the Ancient
Order of Loyal Americans, organized
a lodge a few days ago at Lansing
Mich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-18
NAUGHTY Girls
FROM THE MIDWAY.
They Shock the Sedate Alder
men of Boston,
MUST QUIT THEIR
VERY HIGH KICKING.
The Promoter of the Idea is Roundl
Censured.

Two of the Aldermen Go Out as a
Committee On Investigation, and
it Was Upon Their Report That
the Order Was Hnde.-Fiye Mask
ed Outlaws Raid the POStOffice Mt
DanviIIe, Pa, and General War
Follows.
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out ON a Strike.

Kokomo, Ind, Jan. 17.-An the en-
ployees of the Diamond Plate Glass
company here and at Ellwood. to the
number Of 1,400 went on a strike this
morning to support the strike in the
noliShing room here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-18
THEIR EFFORTS
Arb AGAINST Utah.
Republicans the Only Enemies
OF the Territory.
FAULKNER WILL
WORK EARNESTLY.
He Anticipates But Little Opposition
He Anticipates But Little Opposition
In the Senate.

Lieutenant-Com Swineburne
Before the subcommittee On the
Hawaiian Investigation Matter
He Says the Troops Were Landed
from the Boston Two Three
Hours Before the Station House
Was Surrendered.
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Rome, Jan. 1.-THE Tribuna asserts
that the rebel bands in Sicily COM
prise 5000 women. The rebels are well
supplied with provisions.
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No Import Duty On silver.

Calcutta, Jan. 17.-It is officially an
nouncd that the government does not
propose to impose an import duty on
silver for the purpose of assisting the
currency policy.
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The ConrhIin cn.a

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE prosecution in
the Coughlin case finally concluded the
Introduction of evidence and rested
The testimony today was unimporf-
ant
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CALLED HOME.
Gen. Forney.

Admission, Ala, Jan. 17.-General Will
liam Henry Forney, superintendent OF
the Gettysburg battlefield, has died,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-18
.YHE DEBATE ON THU
NOW TARIFF BILL.
Wilson's Date Amendment is
Rejected.
CIVIL SERVICE
In THE SENATE.
GalIinger Says the Law Should a
Once be Repealed.

Hoar Defends 1t, and CocISreII Says it
Is a Good Law if Carried Out Ac-
cOrding to Its Intent and Purposes
The Federal Elections Bill
Scott Harrison Turned Down-A
Bill to Reclaim the Arid Regions
Other Items.
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The Jewish Terrftorv.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 1.-THE govern
ment is considering the question of
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FoR WESTERN BEEE.

The Tariff ON Barley Put at 80 per
Cent.
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE Democratic
members of the ways and means COM
mittee have decided on an important
amendment to the pending tariff bill.
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TO Reclaim the Arid REGION

Washington, Ian Ex-senator White
of California, has introduced a bill
appropriating $25O,OOO to be expended
upder the direction of the secretary of
agriculture to investigate and deter
mine upon the best plan to reclaim the
arid region
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The Premiums to Vessel Builders

Washington, Jan. 17-Chairman Cum
mings, of the naval committee, is pre-
pairing report on the Holman reso-
luton calling for an investigation Of
the system Of awarding premium to
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Lively dhy IN tho Weeks
EvogweekIn the month,
Every month In the year
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he only seven = day
Democratic paper
between Colorado
and the Pacific
Ocean.
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A MOBILES IA UGHTER AND A GOVERNORS WIZ

The funeral OF Mrs. Magdelina Van Ness was
he'd yesterday in s.. Pau's Roman Catholic Church.
in Hancock-ave.. Jersey City. Mrs. Van Ness was
The widow OF Cornelius p. Van Ness who twice
Governor of Vermont and subsequently Chief JUS
tice Of that State She met him in Madrid when he
was United States Minister to Spain. during Presi-
dent Jackson's Administration. Her father was
Dionysus Allu. Hungarian nobleman. who was
erilei and went 10 Spain. Cornelius Z. Van Ness
de- in 1852. Mrs. Van Ness supposed 70 =.
about eighty-fve years old. She would not tell her
age She died at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Christina d ABBY. at No. 1876 New-York-ave. Mrs:
Van Ness boosted of the acquaintance or Henry
CLAY. Senator Benton. Jessie Benton. who married
John G. Fremont. and Presidents Van Ruren. W. II;
Harrison Tyler Polk. Taylor and Fillmore. OF
Dickens. Thackeray and Bulwer She was buried
In Floral Hill Cemetery.
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EOH SALE.

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BUsINEss CHANCES.

WILL PAY more cash for stocks. boots.
shoes clothing, drygoods groceries. city
or country: business confidential can OF
address ALDERMAN 32J church-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A PATENTS FOR SALE.-McNab's
Safety Window Clothes Line SL9port
49, SOC. iG.i. iG3 j.3J5. Roberts's Tilt
ing drawer. 3g7 so. EDGAR TATE &
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

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tached; central location. references ex-
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bath: breakfast Il desired; gentlemen.
20 East i3d-st
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