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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-13

Washington, March 12.-Advices re-
ceived at the state department late
this afternoon, from Minister Thomp-
son at Rio Janeiro, indicate that the
Brazilian rebellion is about ended.
The dispatches contain information
that Admiral Da Cana went aboard
the Portuguese war vessel Nandelo
and sent to President Peixoto by a Por-
! tuguese officer an offer of surrender
on condition of full protection for him
self and followers.
The dispatches were in cipher, and
translated read as follows:
today, through the senior Portuguese
naval commander, offered to surrender
to the president of Brazil, providing he
and his followers were guaranteed pro-
THOMPSON"
"Gresham:-Da Cana has gone
aboard Portuguese man-of-war for
asylum. THOMPSON"
Considerable surprise was express ed
i here that the offer of surrender was
said to have been made through the
Portuguese commander, who has not
shown any particular disposition to or
| take a hand i'll the conflict
! 1t is now thought, however, that the
action of the Portuguese in receiving
Da Cana was necessarily an act of
sympathy with the insurgent. The
Portuguese is said to recognize the
principle that international law is now
obsolete by wllch the right of an
asylum is granted temporarily by a
neutral power to a defeated beligerent.
Minister Mendonca, of Brazil, this
evening admitted that he had received
news of the surrender, but was unwil-
ling to give out information concerning
the exact terms of Da Gama's offer of
surrender or discuss the probable ac-
ton of the Brazilian government. He
said, however, he had no doubt a final
settlement had been made or would
certainly be made tomorrow. Notice
| of the Brazilian fleet to begin an active
attack on the insurgent fleet had been
given Sunday noon to. the neutral
forces in the harbor. This notice was
given forty-eight hours before the fir
/ ing was to begin.
According to the arrangements, firing
could not begin till Tuesday noon.
Da Gamas offer of surrender was
made, therefore, twenty-four hours be-
fore the attack was to be expected.
The offer of surrender, in fact, followed
the first actual show of determined
force on the part of the Brazilian gov
iernment
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HAD A NOSE FoR DYNAMITE.
A Policeman in New York Does
Good Work.


New York, March 12.-Early this
morning a policeman on his beat in
Harlem, in the neighborhood of the
finest apartment houses there saw two
men talking in low tones. One was car
rying a bundle. He bounced on them,
capturing the one with a bundle, the
other getting away. At the station it
was discovered that the bundle CON
tanned three eighteen-inch pieces of
iron pipe, capped and primed. supposed
to be charged with high explosives.
and nine paper cartridges, each con-
tanning enough dynamite to blow down
an ordinary house. The prisoner gave
his name as John Holly. He says little.
The bombs have not yet been submit
ted to expert examination.
Kelley says he was hired by a man
lat the Grand street ferry to carry the
bundle to the neighborhood in which
he was arrested. His companion was
hired at the same time, and he declares
that his companion and the man who
hired them were strangers to him.
Kelly will be arraigned in the morning.
Experts found the bombs fully
charged, each cartridge holding enough
dynamite to blow up an ordinary house.
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lit is exposed. Rosebery declared he
would not go to the extent of some by
making the peers pariahs or debar
them from an opportunity Of serving
the state; but he agreed that there is
great inconvenience when the premier
is not in the house of commons; but
while he remained premier they might
be assured that no liberal in the ranks
would endeavor more steadfastly to do
his duty to the party. loud cheers)
Sir William Vernon = '~raurt. chan
|cellor of the exchequer, followed to the
same general effect in regard to home
rule, declaring that Gladstone's last
speech in regard to the house of lords
was an inheritance for the party and
that it would prove the greatest sub
ject OF the future
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1T WAS A FAKE.
Captain SaIanis and Crew Are still
Alive.

New York, March 12.-All doubts as
to the fate of the steam yacht Natalie
and crew are set at rest by the arrival
here today of her commander, Antonio
Salanis. Captain Salanis laughed at
the story of himself and crew having
been shot by orders of President
Hippolyte. The captain denied. in posi-
tive language, all the stories published
about it in the New York papers. He
said it was his intention to bring a
few libel suits. He refused TO give out
the inside facts regarding the mission
of the Natalie. He said he would con-
suit attorneys and then probably talk.
1t is learned that in the captains
trunk, over which he kept a close
guard while the steamship was dock
ing, was satchel full of gold. The
amount could not be learned Accord
ing to the news brought by the steamer
Orange, of Nassau, which arrived in
New York today, the Natalie was not
seized and her crew was not executed /.
but negotiations were pending with
Hippolyte for the purchase of the yacht
and the guns and ammunition: that
10000 was offered for the outfit.
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HE CREATED A ROW.
The Briggs Question Sprung I'm New
York Yesterday.

New York, March 12.-The Presbyte-
ITy held its monthly meeting today Sew
eral young men were presented prior
to admission to the ministry, and after
the usual questions had been put and
answered favorably, Dr. S. L. Shear.
of the Tract society. created a commo-
ton by suggesting it might be well to
ask these young men whether they are
attending any seminary not recon-
mended by this body and the general
ASSEMBLY. This practically introduced
the Briggs question into the case. and
Ia dozen ministers were on their feet
lin an instant. A hot debate followed.
but following this the young men were
admitted. there being but three votes
10 the contrary
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SCORING THE COMPANIES.
Bold Assertions Made in n Debate in
the House.

Bold Assertions Made in n Debate IN
the House.
Washington, March 1.-THE day in
the House was devoted entirely to the
consideration of the bill relating to the
extension of time for allowing the
street railway company of this city to
change its system of motive power.
~ debate, today, rapidly drifted
ingo a discussion of the merits of the
cable and underground electric system,
and ii was A5Gdly charged that the
Generaig+ioe ctrie and Westinghouse
companlS>s-i which held stock in almost
all the o1Serhead trolley lines. had re-
tanned all \the prominent electrical en-
gineers in the country and would not
spare money to prevent practical
demonstration of feasibility of the I'M
derground electric system now in oper-
atm in Buda Pesth, and for a short
distance on the outskirts of this city.
To prevent this, Walker proposed to
res.atct the motive system to be used
by the Metropolitan road to under
ground electric.
No conclusion was reached when the
House adjourned.
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A REIGN OF TERROR.
Bloody Work of Pennsylvania
Lunatic.


Latrobe, Pa, March 12.-Thomas Fin
negan, a demented man, attacked his
mother today. He struck her with an
iron bar fractnring her skull, and
then kicked her in the stomach and
left her for dead.
Next he attacked his father, beating
him into an unconscious condition.
He next entered The house Of d neigh
Dor named Eaton but the family fed.
Finnegan proceeded to break the fur
niture and scarcely a whole piece was
left in the house.
People hearing of the affair hurried
to the scene and attempted to arrest
him, but could not.
John Smith, who was pushed down
by the maniac, pulled a revolver and
fired, the ball passed through Finne-
gan's face. cutting put several teeth.
F'innegan fell and was overpowered.
Mrs. Finnegan will probably die; the
Of6 man will 1.oocs-yaT-
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Sovereign Is All Right.

Toronto, March 12.-District Master
Workman Carey, of the Knights of
Labor, says there is no foundation for
the report that the Canadian knights
are dissatisfied with General Master
Workman Sovereign and about to
withdraw from the organization to set
up one on their own account. He says
if there is any dissatisfaction at all it
is with Secretary Hayes.
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Army Appronriations.

Washington, March 12-The army
appropriation for 1895 has been com
pleted by the subcommittee of the
committee on military affairs. and will
be before the full committee tomor-
row. The appropriation on account of
the army for the fiscal year of 1894 was
S24, 225,6S9 and the bill prepared by the
subcommittee carries $3.50, 600 in round
numbers, less than the appropriation
for this year.
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Washington, March Ex-senator PEI
fer today introduced an independent
tariff bill in the Senate 1t amends
the Mckinley law in some particulars
and revises the international revenue
law. He recommends an income tax
in accordance with the Populist grad
uated proposition in the House and in
cludes the justices of the supreme
court and other federal judges in the
list to be taxed.
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Banking Frnnds.

Hutchinson, Kan, March PA ].
Tusk, Charles Menke and John Chap
man, officers of the defunet Hutchinson
National bank, were today placed I'M
der arrest by Deputy District Marshal
Graves on warrants charging them with
making false entries and altering the
books of the bank.
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THERE WAS BUT ONB
COL. BRECKENRIDGE.
Miss Polllard's Love for Her Gay
Deceiver.
THE COLONEL Is. PUT
IN A VERY BAD LIGHT
Opposing Counsel Have a One-ROuud
Contest.

Honor of the KentucI1ians Was at
Stake = Judge Bradley Rebukes
the Attorneys, and the One Re-
sponsible For the Frncas VIII BE
Punished on the Opening of Court
This MOrning-Women Excluded
From the Court Room-They Get
Angry.
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wHERE THE nouNrY GOES.
States and Territories Manufactur.
ing Sugar.

Washington. March 1.-THE eecre-
tary of the treasury today sent to the
Senate a list of the licensed producers
Of sugar from beets, sorghum and
sugar cane in each state and territory.
TO whom a bounty has been paid and
the amount paid each.
The statement shows that The pay
ment for the current year up 10 Marcn
4, has been as follows: Beet sugar.
S610.935; sorghum sugar Sl6,926: cane
sugar S2.573. 597. maple sugar, SI15.-
5o7 California leads in the Production
of beet sugar. Nebraska and Utah are
also producers of this kind Of sugar
Kansas and Minnesota are the only
producers Of sorghum sugar and the
latter only slightly. Louisiana receives
the bulk Of the bounty paid on cane
sugar
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81, O0O, 900 less than last year, which will
make the bill a trifie above $6,0OO,000.
This saving has been made against the
rather spirited opposition from Wilson,
of Washington, and other members of
the committee, who feel satisfied the
bill will be brought up to the mark of
the former bills when the measure gets
before the House
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Nonlinntions.

Washington, March 12-Nomina-
tons-W T. Lyon. postmaster at Sela.
Calf; H. J. DeRey, Reno. New; Ed
ward A. Puecchel, of California, re-
ceiver of public moneys at Visalia,
Calf; Samuel Letter, of California, re-
ceiver Of public moneys at Stockton,
Calf
Registers Of land offices-James w.
Smith, California, at Stockton, Cali
fornia; James Graham, Idaho, at Occur
d Alene Idaho.
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Females Excluded.

Washington, March 12.--At the open
ing of the Pollard Breckinridg trial
this morning, Judge Bradley directed
that court be cleared of all ladies not
witnesses in the case, numbers of
whom had secured good places to lis
ten to the proceedings. They went out
considerably ruffled.
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Now Justice White.

Washington. March u = Ex-senator
White, of Louisiana, assumed his new
duties as associate justice of the Su-
preme court of the United States today
after the simple, Impressive ceremonies
usual on such occasions. The court
room was crowded with friends and
Spectators to witness the induction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-13
A Gang of Frauds.

Chicago, March 12.-Frank Brown
and John Wilmer, merchants, of Co
shen, Ind, were arrested Yesterday
charged with being members of gang
of burglars.
Rapids, Mich. and today Martin Cone
was taken into custody. 1t is asserted
that within two years these men have
swindled fire insurance companies out
of over $4,000. Their method was to
rent a store, put in a cheap stock, in
sure it for three times its value and
then have a. fire
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Mr.. RAWHNS GOES
!. BEFORE HOEE Smith.
Is Given a Patient and Respect
full Hearing.
INJUSTICE OF SENDING
THOSE UTES 10 UTAH.
The Secretary viii Probably Send in a
Report Soon.

During n Definite in the House, the
General Electric and Westing-
House Companies are Charged
with Retaining all the Promin-
ent Electrical Engineers of the
Country, and Would Spare Moth
ing to Defeat the Proposed I'm
Underground Electric System.
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Berlin, March 12.-Chancellor Caprivi
today submitted to the bundesrath a
proposal for the coinage of eleven mil
lion marks in five-mark pieces; seven
million marks in two-mark pieces;
four million marks in one-mark pieces.
The proposition is made as a. result of
the increased demand for such coins,
and from the fact that silver coinage
has fallen twenty-five million marks
below the authorized limit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-13
In Regard to Canada.

Washington, March 12.-Senator Gal
linger, today, presented all amendment
to be proposed by him to the tariff bill,
providing that the act shall become
operative so far as importations from
Canada are concerned, only by procla-
nation by the president, the procla-
nation to be issued on the conditions
SranciEod
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Was a Just Verdict.

Chicago, March 12-Jud!ge Tuthill,
who presided over the trial of Dan
Coughlan, for the murder of DIR. Cron-
in, stated today that the verdict of
mot guilty. was in accordance with
the testimony. He believes Coughlan
is innocent, but thinks O'Sullivan,
Bourke and Cooney, the Fox, killed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-13
SHOWERS OF STONES.
Strikers Attack the Men Who Re
fuse to Go Out.

Paterson. N. j., March 12-The strik-
ing operators Of the Barbour flax spin
ming mills, numbering about 1000, made
a riotous demonstration today against
the half dozen men who returned to
work. Showers of stones and mud
were thrown upon the workman.
At noon the strikers marched upon
the men who had refused to join them
at the Waldman dye works and at
tackled them viclously. A general fl ght
followed, in which the men were urged
on by their wives, who had expected
a fight and had joined the crowd.
When eight policemen reached the
place The fight was over.
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Irregular Indictment.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, March 1.-THE
embezzlement case against C. NJ Fol-
son, president of the Albuquerque Ma
tional bank, was dismissed in the
United States court today. The indict-
ment was irregulaTly drawn. Much
indignation is expressed.
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London, March 1.-THE chamber of
commerce has sent a memorial to Lord
Rosebery, requesting that he take
steps to bring about a resumption of
the Brussels monetary conference
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EmhezzIed g27.n0O.

Defiance, Ohio. March 12-Andrew
Sauer. cashier of the defunct Defiance
Savings bank, now deputy collector of
internal revenue, this district, was ar
rested today, charged with having en-
bezzled $37, 900.
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st. Louis March IA special from
Perry o. T.. says: The recent decision
at the interior department. Washington.
ers in the town of Enid and or claims IN
and down the Rock Island, scattered over
two or three counties. 1t is claimed the
starting gun for the run for the claims
was nred too soon, and all claims taken
up are void.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-13
'MR. SHERMAN IS
PROBABLY SHELTBD,
Hardly Possible That He VIII
Again Be a Candidate.
MUCH ADMIRED BY
CHAUNCEY DEPEW.
How Little Incidents Make Great
Changes in Careers.

Dan Mannings and His Set of Pins
Little of McCreary's EARLY His
tory-CamerOn In Confidential
MoOd-Queer Assignments Made
by the Speaker of the House.
Reeds Ignorance of the Terri
tories.
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A Missouri Rank FniJure

ST Louis, March IA special from
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, says the Bank
of Excelsior Springs, a private concern
with capital of $4,000 failed today.
The officers claim to be able 10 pay in
full, but none of the depositors believe
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Washington, March 12-Tha presi-
dent has appointed John H Mulligan,
of Kentucky, to be consul general of
the United States at Apia. Samoa.
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On CANA is Modest.

Washington, March 12.--Another dis
patch received tonight from Minister
Thompson contains the information
that Da Cana asks only that he and
his officers be allowed to leave the
country and that the lives of his pri-
Yate soldiers and sailors be spared.
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The Briscoe Sighted.

St Johns, N F.. March 12-The
steamer Brisco has been sighted fif-
teen miles off Cape Race, in tow. She
will probably not get in until midnight
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dustin N1cCnrthx Chairmnn,

London, March 12-The Irish parlia-
mentary party held long session this
afternoon, and finally elected Justin
McCartV chairman
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Cnbinef ComnIeted.

Madrid, March 12.-Premier Senior
Sagasta has completed the reconstruc-
ton of the cabinet, Senior Salvador
taking the place of Senior Conan as
minister of finance.
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TROUBLES IN BRAZIL
Will SOON BIZ O'lR.
Da CANA Surrenders to Portu-
guese Officer.
FRIGHTENED AT THE
CHANCES OF WAR.
Parliament COnvenes and the Queens
Speech Is Read.

ROsebery Pays Tribute to Clad
stone, and Declares the Liberal
Party Has Not Changed It's Policy
Home Rule VIII Be as Definitely
Pursued as observation-disclosures
Last Speech Was An Inheritance
of the Party-FOreign Flashes.
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bic Appronrintion niIl.

washington. March I2.-The Indi~-,
appropriation bill is likely TO be re-
ported Ibis week. Chairman Holman,
Of the committee having it in charge.
expects the total appropriation will be
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louse then adjourned.


Paris, March 12-The municipal
council held a stormy meeting this af-
ternoon. M. Fourier, Socialist mem
Der, denounced the wholesale arrest of
anarchists, and protested against a
continuation of the exaggerated meas
ures, which he said would merely lead
to a. popular panic.
There was a violent exchange of
words between the Socialist members
and members of the right the latter
being accused of propagating anarchy
with secret motives
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THE PROCEEDINGS.
Morley Loudly Welcomed By the
Irish Members.

Irish Members.
London, March 12.-The house of COM
mons assembled shortly after 4 o'clock.
The Irish members gave an enthusi-
astic welcome to John Morley's an
lnouncement of the evicted tenants
bill
After an address in reply to the
iqueen'S speech had been proposed and
seconded, Right Hon A J. Balfour,
Conservative leader, paid a graceful
tribute to Mr.. Gladstone. Balfour then
complained that there was no mention
in the queens speech of the questions
relating to eastern subjects Siam, Ma
ADELE and Unuganda, and referring to
the promised reinstatement of the evic-
ted tenants, the speaker warned the
government that the Conservatives
would oppose any proposal to give per-
sons who, for political purposes, had
det1ed the law, a portion of the public
funds. amy such measure" Mr.. Bal
four concluded, would be a menace to
the future quietude of Ireland and
would put a premium on agitation"
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Liber-
al leader, opened the reply to Balfour
with a glowing eulogy on Mr.. Glad
stone. Sir William said he was glad
Balfour admitted the present tranquil
~
admit it was due to the government S
policy The government intended to
adhere to the bills they had prom
Used, and if not passed this year, they
would be in 1895.
At AIS the house of lords resumed
business.
Lord Salisbury said he had no doubt
the house would find Lord Rosebery a
jealous defender of the legislative
privileges of the house OF lords. Lord
Salisbury dwelt upon the omission from
the programme of reference to inter
national legislation and the especially
marked absence of the home rule ques-
ton
Lord Rosebery said the government
did not desire to evade the question of
home rule for Ireland, but explained it
was not mentioned in the queens
speech because it had not been intro
duced this session. Lord Salisbury"
the premier said, appeals to the
country. We are not afraid to appeal
to the COUNTRY when we think the time
is ripe, but we shall never concede to
this hereditary assembly the right to
force a dissolution In conclusion,
Lord Rosebery said Ireland will never
be contented till she has obtained
home rule
The house then adjourned.
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No pleasure is comparable TO the
standing upon the vantage ground of
truth.-Bacon.
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