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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-07
FOREIGN FLASHES.
brief and Newsy Cables From all
PORTIONS of This Terrestrial
Sphere.

Paris. Oct. 6-The Temps saws three
French cruisers at Breast have been or
dered ready to start to China
sxi Hong Kong, Oct; ga typhoon has
Done among the small crafts in the har-
drowned.
. i;ouenrenzo Marauece, Delagoa Bay.
oct; o.-The kaffirs are r717ingl the cattle
within mile of the town A panic pre-
walls.
Massowah Oct. 6.-AdvicesS from Khar-
toum say Nhala is furious over the oc-
summoned a conference of emirs to- dis
cuss measures Of retaliation. Khala is
afraid of an advance upon Kassalia owing
to fears of revolution. He has ordered
khartoum fortified. European and Egypt
ian prisoners at Khartoum are treated
with increased severity. 1t is feared they
will be killed.
Paris. Oct s-The marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Sp4rry, of San Francisco, to
Prince Andre Poniatowski;s took place at
noon today in the Roman Catholic
church, st. Pierre de Challeot.
London, Oct. 6.--Ambassador Bayard and
Mrs. Bayard sailed for New York today
on the steamer Paris.
Cologne, Oct. 6.-The Gazette semi-offi-
cially says negotiations are pending be-
tween Great Britain, Germany and other
ures for the protection of their subjects
in China. The paper adds an agreement
will be reached promptly.
st. Petersburg, Oct. cit was announc-
ed today the state of the Cars health
is not such as to give ground for anxi-
ETY.. He has been better since leaving
Spala and is able to sleep we'll.
Buda Pesth, Oct 6-The bill granting
liberty of worship to all religious beliefs
came up on it's third reading in the
house of magnates today and was re-
jected. Premier Wekerle gave notice it
would be re-introduced.
Cork, Oct. 6.-Numerous natIonalists ap-
peared on the streets today wearing
wreaths in honor of Charles Stewart Par
nell, who died three years ago today. The
national club was draped in mourning
Amsterdam, Oct ga dispatch to the
Salgemon Handelsblad from the island of
Lombok says the Dutch forces have en-
tered Hataran, the capital of the island
which were held by the rebellious Bell
nese. The troops upon searching the city
found 300 bbls of smokeless powder, a
large number of cartridges and a great
quantity of explosives. The Dutch flag
is flying over the Jakaranegara, and sew
eral of the Belinese chiefs have surren-
dered.
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REFUSED mo INrERrERE.

cincinnati, Oct. 6-Judge Lurtin. of the
United States circuit court tos.v re
fused to interfere with the sentence ef
Judge Sage. committing ex-United States
attorney William b. Burnett to jail for
SIX months for contempt of court
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BARK BURNED AT SEA.

New York, Oct. 6.-The steamer Opinoco
from Bermuda reached this port today.
having on board Captain Forbes, Mate
Joseph Conner and nine seamen from the
American bark Alhermarle, burned at sea
on Sept. 49, The crew took to the boats
and were picked up on the 18th by the
British bark Rosehill. and landed at Ber-
muda.
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CHANGEs nr srArIoNs.

Washington, Oct. 6-The following
changes of stations of officers of the army
pay corps were made:
Paymaster Francis S. Dodge, from
Maila Walla, Wash, to Leavenworth,
Kan; Paymaster George Smith, from
Leavenworth, Kan, to New York city
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The Party of the People.

Gentlemen, 1 accept the nomination
which YOU, in behalf of the Democratic
party of New York, have rendered me,
and, relying upon the undaunted cour-
age of the Democratic masses, their
fortitude under adverse circumstances,
their loyalty to their principles, which
truly represent the peoples cause. /
enter upon the contest with the deter
mination that no honorable effort on
my part shall be spared to achieve
success, and with that confidence which
is an earnest of assured victory
Mr.. Lockwood, in accepting the nom
ination for acknowledgement, spoke
briefly
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Rl11 FORMALLY ACCEPTS.

alton except for public purposes; the
issue of opposition to the centraliza ton
of powers in the general government,
the issue of personal liberty against re-
ligious intolerance; the issue of good
government, liberal and just excise
laws; economy in public expenditures;
the promotion of the dignity of labor
and protection for its rights; munich
pal home rule, and the uprooting of
corruption and the correction of abuses
everywhere, whether in Republican or
Defn0ora tic localities
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cRusHEn no A PU1p

Franklinville, N. Y, Oct 6.-Beatrice
Van Dresser, Is years old, a profess
sional aeronaut. fell from a balloon
today when it was at height of 1000
feet She was crushed to a nlln
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HENRY Or NAVARRO
SURPRISES SPORTS.
Wins the Great Race Against
Clifford and
Domino.
WAS UNSUPPORTED
IN THE BETTING.
THREE-QUARTERS BEHIND TRIsT-
ANS GREAT RECORD.

Clifford One Length Behind, While
Domino Was Left For Fifteen
notwithstanding Day at LatOnia
Brings Out Some Good Sport
Opening Day at Lexington-St.
Louis, Kansas City and Other
Tracks.
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CHAUNCEY WEST DEAD.

His Murderer Closely Guarded to
Prevent Lynching.
Butte Mont, Oct. 6.-[Special.E Chaun-
cy w. West, who was shot yesterday by
Clay Pugh, died at $50 o'clock tonight
His murderer has been removed from the
Butte Jail to the penitentiary at Deer
Lodge to prevent lynching.
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GEoRGIA,s ELECTIoN.

Atlanta. Ca, Oct. 6.-The consolidated
vote of last Wednesdays election shows
Atkins majority for governor to be 26, OO0
The rest of the state ticket got over
40. 600.
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CREATED A GREAT
STIR IN CHEYENNE.
Another Chapter in the Sensa-
tional Escapade Of
Mrs. Magic.
w. A. ROBINS is
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
ALLEGATIONS THAT THE NAGLE
ESTATE is BEING sQUANDERED.

Attorney StOII Asks For An Account
ing of the Estate and the Dis
charge of Guardian Robins, who
is a Leading Business Man of
Cheyenne-Some Peculiar Incl
dents.
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Lexington, KY, Oct 6-BeautifuI
weather, fast track and light attendance
marked the opening day of the Kentucky.I
trots. The 5000 futurity for two-year-
ODDS was a disappointment at the same
time it was a good race. OF the seven
starters, two were distanced in the first
heat. Pansy McGregory won the first
heat, but was distanced in the third
Impertous won the second heat and in
the third broke blood vessel In the head
and distance was therefore waived in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-07

Large yields per acre is the keynote
to profits with present prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-07

Office-seeker-''Mr President, don't
you remember me?" President-"Yes,
but I cannot place you."-Truth.
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New York, Oct 6-Henry of Navarro
won the great race at Morris Park
against Clifford and Domino. Just before
the race the betting stood: Domino, to
A; Clifford 9 to 5; while Henry of Ma
varre was quite unsupported at 8 to 1.
AS the bugle sounded to post at AIS,
the betting had changed to: Domino, II
to 10; Clifford, s to and Henry of Ma
varre, to L
Domino had the rail, Clifford had the
outside, Henry of Navarro being in the
middle. They were sent on their journey
at precisely 4:30. The start was perfect
Domino poked his head IN front when
they were well in stride and led Navarro
by that distance. going past the quarter
post Clifford being third, at Navarro 5
heels. There was practically no change
unit! the three-quarters pole had been
reached. Then Henry of Navarro maze
his effort, as did also Clifford, and Do
falter, and then drop out of it. The
crowd took up the. cry of Domino is
beaten. Down the home stretch Henry
of Navarro showed the way to Clifford,
nrSt being neck and then a length
ahead. Clifford was spurred mercilessly,
but Navarro had the best of him and won
cleverly by length.
Domino was beaten fifteen lengths.
Navarro covered the distance in 1:52H
only three-quarters of a second behind
Tristan's great record
, Inc Matron stakes brought out the
large field of 16 2-year-olds to, run for the
81 S;f; geo stakes axes In the betting there was
Agitator, though at the end the former
had a shade the better in the books. In
the last furlong Agitator came out with
rush and won well in hand
Then came the Manhattan handicap in
which Sir Walter was the favorite with
Sir Excess second choice, and the others
friendless. Sir Excess got away first and
stayed in that position to the end
First race, six furlongs-Iola won, Fon-
doline second, Hazel Hatch third. Time
Ito.
Second race, five furlongs-Urania won
Annisette second, Owlet third. Time
:5S1z.
Third race, six furlongs- Agitator won,
Iandspun second, Salvation third. Time
Ill.
Fourth race, Manhattan handicap, mile
aid a furlong-Sir Excess won. Sir Walter
second, Red Skin third. Tfme-2:09A.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth-Henry
of Navarro won. Clifford second, Domino
third. Time-1:52A.
Sixth race, mile-Buckrene won, Sara
gossa second, Song and Dance third
Time-1:40%.
Seventh race. six furlongsVelvet won,
Janet second Ninevah third. Time-1:1l1a
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Thomas Birch, vice b. W. Maycock, re-
signed.
Idaho pensions Mexican war. survivors.
Aaron NJ Howes, Houston. Custer
county.
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At Kansas City.

Kansas City, Oct. 6.-First race, four
furlongs and fifty yards-Blake won, Bill
Arp second, Timothy third. Time-:55r5.
Second race, five furlongs-Champagn
won, Viola second, Prospect third. Time
Il 05ai.
Third race, seven furlongsSJohn r
won, Unicorn second, Montella third
Time-1:S4.
Fourth race, four and one-half furlongs
Ben Wilson won, Jardine second, Jer-
uuet third. Times.
Fifth race, four and one-half furlongs-
Rabbit won, Dark Knight second. Emma
Long third. Time-:5S11.
Sixth race, five furlongsGrey Battle
won. Green Prewitt second, Honest Dol
lar third. Time-1:0519.
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IDAHO PosTMAsTER

Washington. Oct. ESPECIAL Idaho
postmasters: MILFORD, Fremont county,
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At Hawthorne.

Hawthorne ILL.,, Oct. 6.-First race,
seven furlongs-Woodf won, Scamp
second, Major Mclaughlin third. Time
Second race five furlongs-Flying
Dutchman won, Leo Lake second, Pedes-
trian third. Time-1:O3.
Third race. one mle-Cash Day won,
Diggs second, Senator Irby third. Time
LA.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Colonel S
won, Lindhurst second, Bismarck third.
Time-1:1S.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Burrell Bill
let won, Deceit second. Guard third.
Time-1:17.
Sixth race, steeplechase, full course
Ell Kindig won, Japonica second, Cap
tain Spencer third. Time not given.
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brains BEATEN OUT
IN THE WOODS.
Most Horrible Murder of a
White Woman in
Kentucky.
INDICATIONS OF
A HARD STRUGGLE.
THE GUILTY WRETCH IS STILL AT
LARGE.

Mystery Surrounding the Woman
Who Died Suddenly in the Allan
tic Hotel, Chicago, Last April,
Has at Last Been Cleared Up, and
the Rival Claimants of the Body
Satisfied.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-07

New York, Oct. 6.-Senator Hill and
Congressman Lockwood, candidates
on the Democratic ticket for governor
and acknowledgements respectively,
were formally notified of their nomi-
nation today by the committee, who
also sent letter to Charles f. Brown,
of New Burgh, who is at present a
Justice of the supreme court, telling
him of his selection by the state COM
mittee as a candidate for judge of the
court Of appeals.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-03

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial district Of the state Of Montana.
in and for tile county Of evils and Clarke.
la the matter of the estate OF John W. Adams.
decea- ed
order Co show cause why order OF sals Of real
estate ia luld not b. made
ITO &. Loeckler. the administrator Of tho
estate Of John W. Adams. deceased. having 4 ol
his petition herein PRAYING for an oruer OF sale
of the reai estate Of said docolent. for the pur-
posed Therein set forth
IL j. therefore ordered by the judge Of said
court that n persons interf sted IN tic estate OF
said deceaf ed appear before the eaid court. on
Saturday tho 27ih day Of January, lnyi. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day AZ the court
room Of taid court. at the court house in Hell
ena. county of Lewis AMI Clarke. to show cause
Why an order shouid not be granted to tho said
adminisu ator TO sell 80 much 81 the real estate
of the said do Bel ased a. shall DO necessary
md that a copy u this order shall DO pub
lished once a week for At least four successive
weeks in the Helena Independent, newspaper
printed and published IN said LOWS and Clarke
county go.
The real estate mentioned in said petition is
situated in the county of LOWS and larke.
Il 70 of Montaua aud described As follows
lot Goven. in block eleven. Ia OK addition 70
the city Of Helena. and lot ei1. in block u. IN
NOrthtrn Pacific addition 10 the city OF Helena
HOkAOE X. BUCK, Judge.
Dated Doc. %. 1898.
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CHERIFF's SALE CHARLES MoCLURF.
- trustee. plaintiff. vs. loso Dick, Viola lick.
EDWIN Tick. charles !. stcdman. arFie l.
ftednan and Ulmsfead & aylor. hrm con
siating ~ george NJ. Olms;ead and Charles II.
ay.of. dnfeld nts-
nder and ~ virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree ~ foreclosure and snla i.fued out Oh the
district court Of tie first Judicial district Of tna
state a. dontana ia and for the county OF Lows
ana lzrke. ou tho l9th day 81 December. A. ID.
ise3 in the above entitled action. wherein
& haflss Mcclure. frlstsr. tho abota name1 pihin-
tifi obtained = judgment and decree Of Tore
closure ami sale against o7e Aict. Viola licN,
ld0iu iIrk. Chsrirs T. otedmsn. Carrie L.
s,eiman and olmstoad q ay-or = nrm
con i-iinz o. hooIg- y. Nlmsieaa ana
o. Dscsmbsr. a.. l.l3 To- the sum % tLliA = (.
besides interest, costs aud Attorney fees, w lon
Baid decroe WAS. on the tth dAg % Decembor.
A. D. 1858. recorded IA Judgment book No. - OF
said court az Iaso -. i am eOmmandsi 20
soii AL that eertsln ior, piece or paro9i 81 iind
stuate lying AMI Loing in the CITY OF helehe'
AID bounded anl descr "a a. folio7s. 70 W.T.
To- nIirg 81 point ou mo east eido Or Ahau'
Nes' corner o, block dvs huadrei snd thirty
niuo 10 ". % the orig ual tuwnsifp OF fnld city
aLd runniag hence nerth twef t.-.Fe ~ i.. .
along tho east siae n thaucer s.fe-t TO points
thenca east fcventT-tFs l.f ieet io point pa
tbs o. side % an Al -. runring north and
south ttro1g1 p1rtirn of -nid b-oeE I'VE HIM
hTe 90 feet aicng tho re-t eide ol ra.d alley %
point. thence vest ssvsniy-neo % feot % ne
place ~ b gnnlag Tie sait lot, y ece ~ 2 a.
c. Il lsnf % ios portion q lot NJ m - q
ono Nd aud tao -. 10 faia block hfe lunirul
and thifiy-nine sgil. - SAL original towuslie
scco-lIng o. the official Ilgt ~ SAT- toTnsi's
now ca o o he oi.ca - he court clerk and
roo5r or 90 nlid county = oHis snd tlar1e
L aether with OH ard singular the ieusmcnis
lefad tsmeufs nud a. pu-ieaauces ttereu lto b.
longing OF iu anyWlre arro-tEininE
iub.ic notice g. harsuy given fk1t on hur-day
f.o llfh day o. January. 4. D. 1924 a. y % clocs
m 90 tiat tfY. II fha front door OF go con
fo4aa, noieui- fvTi- sri tirrre county. SION
trll. Q will. i1 Obedience Co SID order 81 fa'
ard df~rof ~ Tor closlra and sale coll he alpio
81 o.rrihod PROPER =. az sn uunl thereof ns mas
o.. nseesa1ry io naisff raid Judgment. with ia
tcr.s AID rcrfi. 20 tho highest and b "a bidder.
for cafl in land
Given under ny hand this 20.h day Of Deem
g. q. D. 1898
tHAELTs d. CURTIS. sheriff.
- uKD 4. llaas 4 ndor sheriff
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CHERiFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
y cution In my hands, issued ont OF the ais
trict court Of tha First judicial district Of tho
state OF Montana. m and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. in the SUIT Of Archibald Mc een
against Nac Minin hud Killing ompanv duly
nitested the 18th day Of December. a. ID. ISIS.
/ have levied upon ali tho right title and inter-
est OF tho said .nac MiIing and N Hing g. mpnny
in and q the foil wtng described prOpei = SIT
uated in ewis and Clarke county, state OF 81 on
ana. viz.
Inc 40 quNrtz lode mining claim located
b. george Herring End samuel johnson %
January H. 1888. nuu recorded on January is.
1872, IA book Of lodo locations on page tVl. aisp
the "1old rag quartz lods mining claim, n
record in book 70" ~ lodo locations on paGs
s67. ocztol by Jacob hchafsr on Jan. ]. rs.
and recorded Jan q 1884. both Of sid lod'e O.
ing in Owyhoe unorganized mining district.
lowis and Clarke oounty. NontADa, all 81 which
IL record in the office q the county olerk and
recorder % iewis and Clarke county. houtaus.
Notice is hereby gwen that on the "a
day Of anuary A. ID 1894. AZ the hour OF II o'clock
~ OF aid day. AZ tho front door ~ the court house,
In the city If Helena. 1 viii sell al the right,
title and interest Of tho said &c NM x and
ga ling ompauy in and 10 the eaid above do
soribed property, 20 the highest bidder for cash
IN hand.
Given under my hand this the 18th day OF To
CHARLES j. CURTIS, Sheriff
IL fEED i..lloss. Under sheriff.
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THE STUNNING GIRL.

Gloves this winter follow the shades Of
che toilet or street costume.
Bcrthas. collarcttes, lace frlls. sabots and
nchus arr pcrempsorily demanded by pres
cnt fashion.
Tiny collarcttcs for the thenter, opera and
like drossy uses are made Of watched silk, ,
embroidered or braided cloth, fur and lace
and hrooadc.
Added haSques and painters. also panels
and apron uverskirts, continue 20 appeal for
patronage. hut Notwithstanding this Ger.
tain reserve Is being steadily maintained.
Wide bias pieces Of velvet drawn through
'iewcled" or jct buckles and slightly
puded % give them q broad effect trim the
fronts Of small princess bonnets and toQucs.
Cream colovad creme de chine combined
with fuchsia red velvet forms very pretty
theator waist, and another dainty creation
Is pink crcpon made mp with black velvet
and jcttcd bands.
Black lace insertions are in great use this
season la inch aud two incA widths laid Fat
ly on The dress fabric and mot inserted as
formerly. SO that az present they appear
with a tiny purled finish.
Decided contrast ia color and fabric is
the order OF the day among fashionable
winter gowns Light hues are combined
with dark shades on ont of door costumes,
and dark dyes i'm velvet. fur, brocade and
moirc are introduced into pale tinted tot
lets for evening wear.-New York Post.
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CATIONS II ERVE TONIC
AND ViTALIZER.


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