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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-13
At East ST. Lnnis.

St. Louis, Sept. 12.-East st. Louis re-
suits:
First race, three-fourths Of a mile
Londonville won, The Broker second, Sc
vance third. Time-1:2 2ia.
Second race, half mile-Lady Lee won,
Liloli b second, Belle 7 third. Time
:j4lz.
Third race, nine-sixteenths of a mile
Jardine won, Northwestern second, Hal
cyon third. Time-1:00.
Fourth race, thirteen-siXtcenths of a
mile-Liberty / I'll won, Hart Wallace
second, San Bias third. Time-l:20%.
Fifth race, three-fourths of a mile
Lizzie won, Unicorn second, Robert
I.atta third Time-l;2S
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rNDErExDENr AMERICANS.

Chicago. Sept. 12-The Independent
American party held meeting tonight
and nominated a ticket. adopted a plat
form and formally entered the campaign
Over 500 men and women were present
A series Of resolutions by A. Winters
declaring for protection of the American
and the complete separation Of church and
state were adopted. Three tickets. state
fy and legislative were nominated
The state officers nominated are.
State treasurer, General o. B. Mann
Superintendent of public instruction.
Samuel d. Snow.
Congressman, First district, w. S. Nc
Comas; Firth. Joseph w. Pickus: Seventh,
James r. Struche,-
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THE WHEEL.
Diamond Tournament Mt Hampden
Park.

Springfield, Mass, Sept. 12-The beau
tiful weather of today called out an old
time crowd to witness the opening OF
the Springfield Bicycle clubs diamond
tournament at Hampden park. The num-
Der present was estimated at $780, The
track was in prime condition. Summary
Mile novice, class A-E. H. Smith,
Westerfield Mass, won. Time-2:4 As.
The mile class B scratch race, brought
out all the cracks together. Arnold and
Citizens acted as pace-makers. At the
finish. 1t was fight between Tyler, San
ger, Johnson, Bald and Cabanne San
ger came down the outside and passed
Johnson 100 yards from the tape, a
second; Cabanne third. Time-2:11 1-5,
within a second of the worlds record for
a mile in competition from scratch.
Mile for 2:40 class Al. Fuller, Maiden,
won. Time-2:33.
Mile. 2:10 class-Bliss won, Titus second,
McDuffie third. Time-2:14 40
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AN nLD LANDMAnk GnEs.

Princeton. Ills. Sept. Zone of the
old landmarks of northern Illinois was
destroyed by fire early this morning.
1t was situated nine miles north of
this city and was the first house erect
ed by white men in the northern half
Of the state. 1t was located on the
Dixon trail and was known to every
one who had Travelled this road, which
was during the early times the princi-
pal highway TO the northwest.
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First race, 2:11 pace, stake, $500 (con-
tinued from yesterday)-Kisselr Dallas
won the first, fifth and sixth heats and
race in 2:I11k, 2:I1K, 2:12Z. Kitty B won
the fourth in 2:1L Frank Agan won the
second in 2:121s. Rowdy Joe won the
third III 2:12. Rocker also started.
2:16 trot, purse $1,000-Expressive won
the fourth. fifth and sixth heats and race
in 2:l215, 2:1414, 2:13%i. Gertrude won the
first and second in 21534. 2:13$4. Nina Me
dunn won the third in 2:l7. ReXamericus.
Katie 7, Maby and Snowden also start
ed.
2I7 pace, purse $1,000 Cunfnishe0-G
Zette won the second and third heats in
2l3iI, 214ia. Tommy Brown won the
fourth. Redwing won the first. Hattie
d, Morelia, Nelly McCory, Clint Kin,
Ganerose also started.
PIP trot, purse 800 unfinished)-Dandy
Jim won the first and only heat of the
day Time-2:11. Commodore Porter,
IjSsls +, Leshiloh, William Penn, Ellard
also started.
Carbonate, sent to beat 2:10l4, made the
mile in :33, 1:G5lz, 1871, 2:10.
AliX, sent to beat 2:04. Time-:23, l:0514,
"a 2.O4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-13

Senator David B. Hill was al years
old last Wednesday, and is quietly cell
ebrating the event in Albany He is
wiry and strong. He neither uses to
bacco nor alcoholic beverages, and he
takes The best care of himself. He
ought to be good for fifteen or twenty
years more of active political life. He
is twenty years younger than Levi F..
Morton, who, it Is expected, will be the
Republican candidate for governor.
Senator Fill was a political power in
Elmira nearly thirty years ago. He
became a prominent figure in state poll
tiles twelve years ago, and stepped into
national politics eight years ago.
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WANT FIFTY MMLroNs MORE.

Springfield, ILL.,. Sept. Wv X Acker-
man, city comptroller of Chicago, made
an argument before the state board OF
equalize ton today asking that s5O,OOO 600
be added to the Cook county assessments.
so as tc give Chicago $1,000 600 more tax
He said the soloops kept Chicago alive.
and no honest assessor could be elected
The Lake Street elevated railroad of
Chicago. refusing to Eend in a statement.
the board ordered the chairman to pro-
coed against 1t under the statutes
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Newark, n. J., Sept. 12.-Much in
terest is manifested in the doings of
the Essex county grand jury on ac-
count of the expected indictments
against persons implicated in the prize
fight at Edison's laboratory between
Corbett and Courtney. 1t is understood
subpoenas will be issued for Edison,
w. Z. Dickinson and others who wit
messed the fight. Courtney and Corbett
are out of the state.
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PANAMA CANAL suAREs.

London, Sept. PA correspondent of the
Standard at Paris says: The issue of the
rev Panama canal shares has been post
poned from September IS to September
% Thirty million francs will be expended
in the first instance at the culebra cutting.
1t is estimated the present issue will
months, perhaps longer. Several thou
send workmen are already assembled at
Panama awaiting the resumption of work.
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Says 1t Is u Lie.

Jersey City. N. j., Sept. 12.-Detective
Peter Morris says that the statement be-
fore the Lexow committee of William
Applegate that Morris received money
from the green goods men was Infamous
lies" Il have kept the green goods men
away from the PENNSYLVANIA depot" said
Mr.. Morris, land this is their way of
getting back at me. l never saw Apple
gate in my life"
Other police and postoffice officials deny
the charges made by Applegate.
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NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.

Washington, Sept. 12.-Surgeon-General
Wyman has received the following re-
port from DR.. John Ginter, at Baltimore
regarding the cases on the Tyseack: zone
of the cases at quarantine Is yellow
fever Every facility was given for ex-
aiming patients. Wilson is slowly re-
covering from a severe attack of yellow
fever. Chief Engineer Poole has a very
severe bronchitis and possibly typhoid
fever The steward of the ship has
slight attack of ephermereal fever"
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RrooisINn-Chicnvn.

Chicago. Sept. l2.-McGin could not To-
cate the plate today. His wildness as
sisted by very bad misplays on the part
OF Decker and Parrot gave the Bride
Erooms eight of their runs and the game.
Score:
Chicago-s. Base hits. II; errors. 6.
Rrooklyn-12. Base hits, H. errors. I.
Batteries-Schriver and McGin; Kins-
low and Stein. Umpire-Lynch
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The Harlem Trac.

Harlem. ILL.,. Sept 12.-First race, half
mile-Virge dor won, Little Dorrit sec
ond SeIalia third. Time-:43&.
Second race, SIX furlongs-Evanatus
Won Geraldine second, Wahatchie third.
Tnle-l:l5is.
Third race. nile and sixteenth-Billv
Mckenzie won, Warren Leland second.
Francis Pope third. Time-1:50A
Fourth race, five and ope-half furlonps
--Diggs won, Midas secaAd, installator
third. Time-1:l0
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth, Willie
4. won, Nephew second, Fakir third.
TfrDe-l.50
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A VILLAGE ON FIRE.

Amigo, Wis. Sept. 12.-The depot,
postoffice, general store and saw-miil of
Wunderlich Bros, together with sew
eral million feet of lumber. 200 cords of
wood, were consumed by fire this even
ing, at Elmhurst, a little village six
miles south of this place. The loss
cannot yet be correctly given as the fire
is still burning.
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RaItsmore-Cincinnn1i.

Cincinnati, Sept. 12.-Baltimore knocked
Dwyer out of the box in five innings and
hit FoUrnier in lively style also. making
me victory an easy one for the visitors
from the start.
Cincinnati-2 Base hits, .: errors. ).
I3altimore-16. Base hits. 81: errors. 3.
Batteries-Merritt and DIVER: Four
nier. Robinson and Gleson. Umpire
Emslie.
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Held For n Ransom.

Niles, Mich, Sept. 12.-The mystery as.
to the whereabouts of DR.. A. 3. Conklin,
of Cassapolis, who is supposed to have
been murdered, is believed to be solved at
.ast Mrs. Conklin today received a letter
stating that DR.. Conklin was in Chicago,
but the price was not stated. nor did the
letter say whether he had been kidnapped
or otherwise. Sheriff Coulter left for
Chicago this afternoon.
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sn,cide and Murder.

Lincoln, ILL.,. Sept 12.-The dead bodies
of Isaac T. Wolcott and his wife were
found today at their home near Chest
nut. this county. The couple lived un.
happily together and on Monday the
wife filed petition for divorce, at the scme
time leaving home and going to her moth
er's with their three children. Infidelity,
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ToUCuED A LIVE wIRE.

Detroit, Sept. 12.-Fred j. French went
to the top of 175-foot electric light pole
last night to adjust the carbons. Carelessly
ne worked without his rubber gloves and
received a shock from a live wire. It
threw him into an insane psroxysm and he
he had assembled, writing and bowling.
Fortunately his leg caught and held him
or he would have been dashed TO pieces
on the pavement below
At the end of an hour two fellow line
men assembled the pole and trying
French's hands and feet managed to re-
move him to the ground. He was taken
to a hospital and will probably recover. Z
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nown Goes Iack-on.s Money.

Chicago, Sept. 12.-The $1,000 forfeit
which Peter Jackson posted with Will
liam J. Davies for a fight with Corbett
was taken down today. jackson viii
never get a fight with Corbett," said
Parson Davies later. jackson will
sail for the West Indies at once and
will then go to London. How long he
viii stay, l don't know, but he has
given up all hope of meeting Corbett in
the ring"
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GERMAN CONSULATE AT TACOMA.

Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 1.-THE imperial
German government has established
consulate at Tacoma for the North Pa
cific coast and appointed Lieutenant Hans
Chess consul for life. The only other Ger
San Francisco
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-2:lslE. Billy Knox won thru and fifth
meats. Bell Grant won second heat Liz
zle n, Mystery and Keeler also started.
me, phenomenal speed of Clayhontas
caused all the other entries to pay for
Tets in the class for 2:35 PAGERS and
Clayhontas walked over for the stake,
pacing an easy mile in 2:17
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observation-disclosures

Cleveland. Sept. 12.-The home team won
The day by timely hitting and sharp work
, in the field. Score:
Cleveland-9. Base hits. IA: errors.
lsostcD-S. Base hits. Is: errors.
Batteriss-Zimmer and Sullivan and
Young; CAMEL and Hodson and Stivetts.
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PRINTERS WAGES INCREASED.

Washington, Sept 12.-The president and
secretary OF the Columbia Typographical
unicn of this city have been informally
notified that Secretary Morton, prior to
his departure for Europe, increased the
wages of the union printers employed in
the branch printing offices in the depart
ment of agriculture to conform to the
union scale, complaint having been made
by the union.
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FIeetwood,s FLYERS.

New York. Sept. 12.-Although the
heats were divided in two of the three
races trotted and paced at Fleetwood
hark to-oas, me contests were not up to
2.l0 trot-lSsquimo won third, fourth
and fifth heats. Sally Max, Victor. ST
Jonathan also started.
2:25 class. trottlng-Dudley Olcott won
FIRST, fourth and sixth heats. Best time
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Will Be A CAPTURE
Oh ELSE A KILLING.
Posse in Hot Pursuit of the
Short Line Train
Wreckers.
AT LEAST THREE MEM
CONCERNED In 1T.
SLAUGHTER OF SHEEP NEAR PAR
ACHUTE, COLORADO.

Nearly Five Thousand Muttons But
chered By CattIemen-sIurder and
Suicide Mt Lincoln, IIl.-DoctOr
COnlSIin Held For n Ransom-CaI-
ifornia Murderer Released, and
at Once Rearrested For n Killing
in Kansas.
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THE DIAMOND.
Philadelphia louisville.

Louisville, Sept. 12.-Carsey had the
Colonies at his mercy until the eighth in
ming when Knell made a triple with two
men on bases. Knell pitched good bali
but had poor support
Lo1'sville-3 Base hits, 4: errors. .
Phlladelphia-5. Base hits. Z: errors. o,
Batteries Grim. Knell; Buckley and Car
sey. Umpire-Keefe
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THE WARRENs COUNTRY.

@ [Grangeville, ddaho) Free Press.
Messrs. ]. NJ. Eakin, ex-sheriff Of
Nez Perce county, his nephew e. O.
Eakln, Hon. d. c. Stephens, joint
representative of Neg Perez and
Idaho counties in the last legislature
two Camhla h-~thers. and ]. Nelson
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r,ttrI,nrr-wnshinutnn

Plttsburs. Pa, Sept. 12.-Pittsburg out
played the visitors at all points today
Score:
IittsburR-9. Base hits, Il; errors. 5.
Washington--6 Base hits. 10: errors,
Batteres-Sugden and Guinbert: Nc
Guire and Heddock. Umpire--McQuail
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A two ana . half gallon earthen lar

A two and a half gallon earthen jar
containing a large sum of money was
recently dug up near Enterprise, Miss:
From an old express envelope, dated
1868. which was found near by, II Is
thought that the money is a part Of
that stolen from the Southern Express
company. which was robbed in that
vicinity during that year.
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TIED THE WORLDS
TROTTING RECORD.
The Remarkable Performance OF
Alix at Terre Haute
Yesterday.
A SURPRISE TO
NEARLY EVERYONE.
SALISBURY SURE OF CAPTURING
THE WORLDS RECORD.

Robert j. Goes Today to Beat His
Record of 2:O3 1-2, and Joe Pat
chen VIII start Tomorrow and
Endeavor 10 Beat the Stallion
observation-disclosures PAGES n Mile
in 2:04-other Great Turf Events.
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New York, Aug. 20,

Berlin. Sept. 12-The movement of the
first and seventeenth army corps near
schlobitten ended today with a fine dis
play on the part of the cavalry, which
was under the personal comamnd of EN-
Ceror William. The brilliant attacks Of
the cavalry quite discounted the enemy
Targier. Sept. 12.-The sultan Of Nor
COCO is suffering from an attack of humps
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cruelty and profanity were charged VOL
cott was very wealthy and high-spirited,
and it is supposed that. srnarting under the
disgrace and trouble, he murdered his
Mife and committed suicide
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
ELEVEN BUSINESS BUILDINGS BURN
Ed IN GAINESVILLE.
Nearly All of Them Contained stocks o
Good--Fro-t and Fires on the
First Of JUNE.

RALEIGH, y. C.. June 1.-tSpecial)-
News reached here to-day ~ the destruc-
ton by fire of eleven buildings nearly
all stores. on Main street. GAINESVILLE. All
were wooden buildings. The loss ts about
Sl5.G0J, insurance probably not over N.5'.
Nearly al OF the stores contained stocks
Of general merchandise.
II is strange year. The temperature
here this morning was IS degrees
dozen persons who came In from the
country say there was frost aloug the
streams Last night was raw and cold
At the state weather-station It was
learned that there was probably quite Sc
we're frost an over the mountain section.
Cotton looks rather wIlted. \ little more
cold weather will about finish r..
Mr. Gerald Mccarthy. state Eot1nist
and Entomolopist IL married, and has
brought his bride her"
BLIND ORCHESTRA.
Tue amman concert AZ the Deai-MH''
AMI BLIND Institution was given last eve
nng. The blind orchestra appeared in
public for tie first time, and made quii'
"a hit H., Institution closes Ju'' nm.
The dcaf-malr- will De- transferred ~ TIE
new school at Murgautou, which opens in
Oripurr. Professor H. NICK. GOODWIN
its superintendent. is now there looking
after various details.
Mr.. 81 clair Hester, formerly "A t'A'h'r
In the public schools here, has been Or
dainrd a priest at Garden city, l.. l.
Some Of the papers have minated thtt
Ass0ciate-Just.or Walter Clark IS 10 De
, PDpulist uOmiuc. for IA. United states
Senate. a.. BIS an earnest Democrat, anu
the iutImatiou does him injustice.
Rev. r.. g. Green has resigned as rector
Of Grace Episcopal church az Morsahi'h.
4 POPuLIST DECAMPs.
Editor Brandon, of the PopuIist
paper AZ Ia Grange. f. said 10 have LETT
that town suddenly, OWING good deal vi
rev pr. Iron. the founder Of the
WahIrusIau colony in Burke county is
now thsr" ON visit, o. IN" delight Of
his devoted people.
senator Jarvis r,I5cules the business
methods Of Congress. He says that Ia Ho
Stlt,.-nDr'lnly in n" Suuth-wuuli such
uubusinrss-uke methods be- permitted Ii
.s certainly true that North Carolina
LEGISLATURE viii transact NOR" business
I'm its TWO months session than congress
will iu a year.
In Iu1 IN. Legislature" 81 this state
gave 81 500 for "a CoufrI'rai" monument
iv "A cemetery here For this small
InlrhI, monument was erected Ii was
really the first state monument 10 the
Confederate dead.
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KNOWLEDGE

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Iands to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, vino live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
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ADAPTING the worlds Rest products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
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and permanently curing constipation.
Il has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medica.
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. onl;, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
and being well Informed, you will no.
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10 l.Tu,ThtH,sa oortoiri
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DID MOI Ac1 IN JoHNsoNs INTEREST
$500 Out Of Pocket, Says Johnson-Blue
Times Ahead.

NORFOLK. Va, June 1-(Special) y
Sheriff Cromwell - very indignant over
the suggestion made on the streets to-
day that he called on the fl-ht n the
Interest Of Johnson. He says that go
FAR from acting in the interest Of john
son. the latter came 10 him after the
Gght aud said 10 him. You had "a well
60 I'm my pocket and take out So"
Sheriff Cromwell further says that he
acted under Instructions, ana hid TWEEN
ty-nvc men Csome from the county and
others from the Norfolk police departmeuU
TO. carry otrt his. Instructions, which Werc
t5 stop the encounter n II approached
brutality. AMI 10 arrest all concerned II
either man was knocked out" go that
b" could not come 20 time.
Jerome EaXter. a popular young uan
~ this city. y years Of age. died 81 his
home, on Park avenue. to-day Of pueu-
WDuia.
\ BIG DISCHARGE.
\ force Of twenty-five machinlsts and
helpers We're discharged from the steam
engineering department Of the nayy-y.,-l
last night, and nearly the same number
Of bOilcr-uak.rs are ont OF the shops ard
no immediate prospect Of resumption.
II the rumor g. true that no workman
from Norfolk and Portsmouth will be
employed on the new government ships
az Newport News. times are likely to b.
blue for the lrDn-workers this summer
ENTERTAINED
Tn" Iuuer Guard Of GrrenviHo, :. g,
arrived I'm Portsmouth last night and
We're quart"red at the new ArmOry as the
guests Of the local military They we're
entertained to-day and shown thryus0 cine
nayy-yard ana around Norfolk At s n
this evening the visitors left over ,h,
S,alOaTI AIRLINE for home.
The British steamship ClanIcboy" was
lincIIrI by the United states Marshal yes
t.rIIv for q 5000 salvage claim Of ~"
ocean ting Dauntir-s Of Brunswick. TIA,
the ship having been picked up AZ SeI
disabled and towel into port.
Cou"or1r-of-Custpms Shields has ap-
pointed q. g. EirnweIl assistant iIgn,>
house keeper Of Cran"y Island, and Ko-
bert r. Crockett assistant Keeper Of the
York Spotlight
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RAILROAD Inns.
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