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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-05
The Plain Facts,

BOSTON. Dec. 4.-President ]. V.
Fuentes of the Cuban club in this
city made statement tonight in re-
gard to the burning of plantations in
Cuba. He said: I'm order that the
American people may fully comprehend
the motive for these acts, 1 would say
that we do not deny that sugar plan
tations are to be destroyed if necessary
to our cause. for the Cuban people are
determined to destroy every possible
means whereby Spain can obtain
money to wage war against them. We
are doing no more than the fathers of
American liberty did in establishing
the United States and we are resort
Ing to no severer methods than the
american people did to wipe out
slavery in the southern states"
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"HighIy Judicious."

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Times tomorrow
viii publish dispatch from Constanti-
nople which says:
The mifirary police adopted here has
proved ehlcacious since no disturbances
nave occurred Tor eight weeks Even the
arrests OF Armenians, though represented
as acts OF barDarity, are in principle
hlsnly Judicious, because they rid the
city OF a somewhat dangerous element.
IN some cases the choice of subjects is
lhteilcitious, but en- the whole the meas
use is distinctly beneficial The city is
resnminS lis tranquil aspect.
mus the sultan has a strong argument
Tor opposing the entrance of the guard
Snlps and certainly, the moral influence
OF the combined European fleets waiting
at the gates OF the empire is immeasure-
ably greater than the mere doubling OF
The warships.
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An JItiunatum.

+ LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Daily Tele-
graph has a dispatch from Vienna
which win be published tomorrow and
which reports that the powers have
presented an ultimatum to the porte
threatening to force the passage to
the Dardanelles unless firmans are is
sued within seventy-two hours per-
hitting the passage.
No other special mention of the fact
OF an uitimatum having been jointly
presented to the porte by the powers.
The report is probably untrue.
a Constantinople dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph says on this subject,
lhat unless a firman is soon issued the
powers viii send an ultimatum.
Thls correspondent also says that
the SlV1s massacrees lasted six days
and that thousands of Armenians were
klilec. Panic reigns amongst the
Christians of Jerusalem and Beyrout
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srANpARD or FR.TDs.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. "A special to the
Republic from Waco, Texas, says:
The taking of the testimony of the
$50 witnesses by whom the state of
Texas expects to convict the agents of
the Standard OH Trust in this state Of
q violation of the antitrust law be-
gan today. Several merchants from
small towns We're examined and testi-
fed to their business. dealings with the
oil company and complained of in
justice to and discrimination against
them. The charge is conspiracy.
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directly. except two. who demanded

directly, except two, who demanded
Lacksheesh for remaining.
we all entered the school building"
says the message from the American
missionary, land the Turkish officer
summoned us out. We declined to come
olt and told them we had no more con-
noence in them; that they could pro-
tsct US there if their professions were
sincere, otherwise we would die there.
At last a Circassian named Mehemet
Bey came and recalled the soldiers
and helped US to quench the fire. We
We're stripped of everything except the
clothes we wore. On Tuesday Mehemet
toiq US that he could no logger pro-
tect US in the college building; but
DR.. Barnum still declined to leave. The
attack was renewed. but in a milder
form, and an order came from the gov
eminent TO stop the attack.
All the Christian villages in the
kharput district have been burned ex-'
cept Garmuni. and 400 persons are still
in refuge with the American mission
aries.
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5, pictures,

ture. bric-a-brac, carpets, pictures,
etc. and seized the articles.
The case is the sequel to a real es-
tate trade in which Mrs. Daiker' claims
that she got the worst of the bargain.
On Sept. last she exchanged the
house in St. Nicholas avenue and the
furniture with Mrs. Curtis, for a lot
OF land in Solona county, Cal, and
some lots in Peralta Park. Cal She
says that Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis rep
resented the property to be worth
$4,000 over and above mortgage; that
part of the real estate was fully built
up, covered with substantial build
ings, and that they received $1,000 a
year from them. Mrs. Daiker alleges
that she found the property Is rot
built up at all. was not worth $4,000,
and that they had not received the
rent alleged. She has brought suit to
set aside the transfer of the property
to her by Mrs Curtis.
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THE FAIR ESTATE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4.-The Ex-
eminer says the collateral heirs to the
estate Of the late Senator Fair have
sold their interests to the children for
100000, BY the terms of the sale the
heirs abandon all rights guaranteed
under the trust clause of the will. The
compromise is said to have been eff
fected to give the direct heirs an i'm
por;aEit advantage in a trial before a
jury.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-Ladies'
day at Ingleside brought out the larg-
est crowd of the meeting, barring the
opening day. The weather was clear
and pleasant. The track is fast get
ting into good condition. The special
event of the day was a mat,h race
between Strathmeath and J3asso for
$1,000 a side, the former, who ruled
favorite at to winning easily. Jock
eys Griffin, Laniey and r. isom ar
rived from the east and had several
mounts today Griffin is under contract
to ride for Burns and Waterhouse for
the season.
Three favorites, one second and two
third choices were the winners.
First race, five and one-half furloEgs
selling-Rummell won, Princess Mcret-
Ia second, Doubtful third. Time
l:102z.
Second race. five furlongs-Babe Muir
ply won, Olive second, Yemen third.
Time-1:02az.
Third race, seven furlongs, selling
e. II. Shirley won, Outright second,
Sir George third. Time-1:32k.
Fourth race. seven furlongs, selling
All over won. Fannie Louise second.
Jack Richelieu third. Time-1:30A.
Fifth race, one mile. selling-Candid
won, Our Maggie second, Collins third.
Time-t:44A.
Sixth race one mile match race
Strathmeath won, Basso second. Time
-IAd
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CHESS CHAMPIONS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The semi-annual
meeting of the general cabinet of the
Epworth league of the Methodist church
was held here today. The president of
the cabinet, Bishop J. S. Fitzgerald Of
New Orleans. presided. The other off,
GERS present were: Second ce-President
Rev. W. J.. Ravens, of Boston; Third
Vice-President Robert r. Doherty, of
New York, and the Rev. e. A. Schell
general secretary.
The principal objects of the meeting
was for making preparations and com
pleting the work which will be laid before
the general congress of the Methodist
church, which will be held in Cleveland
May next.
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ZELAYA AFRAID.
REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE THE Gu
BANS AS BELLIGERENTs.
Sugar Plantations VIII Be Destroy
ed if it is Necessary to Aid the
Cause of independence, no Matter
to Whom They Belong.

NEW YORK, Dec. A dispatch TO
the World from Nicaragua says: The
commission sent here in behalf of the
Cuban insurgents to induce President
zelaya to recognize Cuba's belligerent
rights, have been thus far unsuccess-
full. Spanish influence is strong here.
and the president refuses to aid the
Cubans on the ground that it might
lead to violation of International law.
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NO USE FOR MURPHY.

GRAND RAPIDS, Ia, Dec. 4.-Fran-
els Murphy came here Sunday night
to begin a series of temperance meet
ings. No definite arrangem snts for
meeting place had been made. On
Monday all his offers We're refused by
all the churches of the city. Last night
Rev. Frank L. Loveland and other
speakers denounced the action of the
engendered.
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THE TWILIGHT OF FORGIVENESS.

If this importunate heart trouble your
With words lighter than air.
And hopes that in mere hoping flicker
and cease;
Crush the rose in your hair,
Cover your lips with roSe-heavy twi-
light and say:
20 hearts of wind-blown famel
o winds. elder than changing Of night
and day,
That longing and murmuring came
From marble cities loud with tabers Of
In dove-gray fairy lands.
From battle-banners, fold upon rrple
fold
Queens wrought with glimmering
That saw young Nam hover with love-
lorn face
Above the wandering tide;
And fingered in the hidden desolate
place
Where the last phoenix died.
And gathered the flames above his holy
head.
And still murmur and long:
o piteous hearts. changing till change
be dead
In a tumuItuous songr'
Then cover the pale blossom Of your
breast
With YOUR dim shadowy hair.
And trouble with signs for all hearts
without rest.
The rose-heavy twilight there.
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REDLANDS, Cal. Dec 4.-The ma
tional circuit races here were well at
tended. 1t was a Cooper day, the De-
troit boy beating Bald, the champion
in both the open races, these being the
first scratch races he has won since
the Louisville meet. Bald got even by
winning the five mile handicap from
scratch. W. W. Hamilton, of Denver,
rode a paced mile in 2:03. Stone, of
Buffalo, and Connibear, of Peoria, rode
tandem a third of a mile unpaced in
rs 80.
1t was a regular summer day and the
racers We're picking oranges in the
morning.
Half mile open, class B-Cooper won,
Kiser second. Bald third, Wells fourth.
Time-1:0S 1-5.
Mile open, class B-Cooper won,
Kiser second, Bald third. Time-2:13
Five mile handicap. class Bald,
scratch, won; Cooper, 25, second; Camp
bell, $50, third. Time-12:45 is.
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IS GRATIFIED,

: WASHINGTON, Dec. Administer And.
rade, of Venezuela, is highly gratified at
that feature of the presidents message
referring to Venezuela. The minister
cabled the essential points on Venezuela
to the government authorities at Caracas
last night and mailed copies of the full
message. Mr.. Andrade says it is a clear
and forcible statement which will meet
with the most cordial, reception by the
government and people of Venezuela
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HILL IS SATISFIED.

FORT MONROE. Va. Dec. 4.-senator
Hill of New York. arrived here this
evening from the northwest. Upon being
advised OF Judge Peckham's nomination
to the United States supreme bench. he
Immediately replied: THE nomination is
an excellent one and will be confirmed"
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PosEN AGAIN IN TRoI-p1,E.

NEW YORK, Dec. deputy Sheriff
Gearty went to the residence of Maui
rice b. Sterlinger. or Curtis, the actor.
better known as Samuel of Posen.''
on st. Nicholas avenue, armed with a
writ of reDlevin against Mr.. Curtis
and his wife for 1000 in favor of Mrs.
Nina Daiker, to recover all the furni-
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EPwoRTH LEAGUE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The first game of
two played by correspondence between
the Brooklyn and Chicago chess clubs
was resigned by IT, latter club after
twenty-four moves today. The Brooklyns
opened the game, which. was a queen
gambit declined.
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PACIFIC OCEAN
Bellies IT'S NAME
British Steamer Gorsedd Believed
to Be Lost.
LONG TIME OVERDUE.
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF THE
SCHOONER PURITAN.

Gorsedd is the Third Steamer I'm
accounted For Lately, and the
Consensus of Opinion is That All
of Them, and Also the Lord
Brassey Went Down at About the
Same Time-But Little Hope En-
tertained.
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FORT SMITH, Ark.-The supreme court
has confirmed the sentence of death
passed upon Cherokee Bill, the noted
outlaw and murderer, and his execution
will probably take place within the next
two months.
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THE TURF.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 4.-weather
clear and cool; track fast; attendance
large.
First race, purse, six furlongs-Ro-
many won. Bloomer second, Marquise
third. Time-1:15A.
Second race, seven furlongs-Tancred
won, Willis second, Renaud third
Time-1:30A.
Third race, six furlongs-verdi won.
Mate second, Bowling Green third
Time-1:16
Fourth race, one mile-Dockstade
won. Booze second, Cass third. Time
l:421a.
Fifth race, six furlongs-J. w. Cook
won, Sir John second, Buckmore third.
Time :161a.
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SYRACUSE, y. Y.-The following are
the scores in today's championship pool
Games; DeOro, 12I; Morgan, 12s; scratch
es, De Orc, .; Morgan, 3. Sutton, III;
Stoffi, 126; scratches, Sutton, .; Stoffi, l.
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the matter was first preached and up
to the time of his suspension
Members of the L. A. w. in Denver
assured him that they would do every
thing in their power to aid him.
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ST. PAUL.-The administrative council
OF the q. y. Il. today fixed the date for
the next encalnpmenJ as September l to
4. 1896.
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NEW YORK.-Iueller, Schail 6. Co.
have Withdrawn from the sub-treasury
S50Oj90 gold coin ordered by them yester-
day Tor shipment to South America
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SUGAR COMPANY
IS NOT A TRUST
AT Least This is Claimed BY an
Attorney.
SECRET OF THE NEW SUIT.
1T is BROUGHT UNDER IIsApPRE-
HENsIoN.

American Sugar Refining Company
the Only Corporation Now Exist
ing, the Preceding Ones Having
Been Dissolved and Are Legally
Out of Existence-Shocixed at the
Idea of a Monopoly.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

]. w. Houston, real estate broker.
has moved his office from No. 23o
Main street to basement of Walker
Bros bank, where he still has a large
list of properties for sale. trade and
rem.
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COM ESTIC DOTS.
telegraph News from All Parts OF
the Land Over Which the Stars
and Stripes Wave.

WASEINGTCN.-Ch Justice Fuller is
confined 10 his bed by a severe cold
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NEW YORK.-Edward Won KlIsnvi
who introduced living pictures in this
country, died today of bronchial consump.
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THE RING.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-George La
vigne. the Saginaw Kid intends to
remain in the east for some days and
has no idea of arranging a match for
the near future because his manager
is giving serious consideration to sew
eral theatrical offers. Lavigne declines
to become an actor, but may be i'll
duced to give exhibitions.
Tom O'Rourke attributes Walcott S
failure to stop Lavigne to the fact that
the coIored man trained too hard. He
is anxious now to arrange a meeting
with Wolcott and Tommy Ryan, and
such match was discussed at the
Empire Athletic club offices last might
''Parson'' Davies talked for Ryan,
who, he said. was willing to box Wall
colt at las pounds. Walcotts manager
said Ryan could weigh in eight hours
before the fight at 142 pounds, but he
finally concluded that 145 pounds at
the ring SIDE was better for the black
fighter. If Ryan agrees to this, con-
test can be arranged, with the under
standing that everything in the way of
the boxers share of the receipts shall
go to the winner
Matchmaker James c. Kennedy, of
the Empire club went to Philadelphia
last night to arrange a go between
Hall and Chowrrski. The latter has ex-
pressed his Willingness to box the Aus
tralian under any fair conditions.
NEW YORK, Dec 4-The proposed
match between kid" Lavigne and
Jack Everhard, for a $4,000 purse and
the worlds championship, is Off. Dan
Stuart is Everhard's manager and
hacker. In speaking to a reporter of
the match, he said: II guess Everhard
don't care for any of I.avigne's game
after the latter's battle with Walcott
on Monday might. Jack is a very clever
feGlow and has succeeded in getting
himself in splendid condition. but we
don't care about Lavigue now"
The Texas manager expressed him
self as satisfied of Lavigne's right to
the championship honors, saying that
it was the greatest battle of recent
years.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Corbett will not
agree to meet Fitzsimmons for the S20,-
OoO purse offered by Dan Stuart of Texas.
The ultimatum was handed to Stuart
tonight by W. A. Brady, Corbetts man
ager.
Stuart submitted articles of agreement
to Brady and made direct proposal to
the manager that Corbett meet Fitz-
simmons for guaranteed purse of
5000
reply. He then stated that it was hardly
worth while to break up a prospective
profitable theatrical engagement to fight
FitZsimmonS.
Stuart now declares he will match
Maher against Fitzsimmons and hopes
to force Corbett to fight the winner.
The meeting between Stuart and
Brady took place at the ST. James hotel
at noon, and Phil Dwyer and Joe Ven
dig were also present. --''+-
BY the articles of agreement presented
by Stuart, he promised to put the entire
purse in the hands of responsible per-
son. and in case he failed to pull off
the battle, the entire amount was to go
to the pugiliStS.
This evening Captain Glori who now
manages Horace Leeds, called on Stuart
and proposed that the Texan offer
purse fer Leeds and Lavigne or any
other good light weight. Glori said La
vigne was preferred.
GALVESTON, Texas, Dec A New
York dispatch announcing the Lavigne-
EVerh2rCl match was denied TODAY by II
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GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. A New
York dispatch announcing the Lavigne-
Everhard match was denied today by H.
P. Kane OF this city, Everhart's mana
ger, who says Stuart was simply mis-
quoted. He says Jack I5verhard will fight
any. 1873 pound man in the world, Kid
Levigne preferred.
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PITTSBURG.-An explosion of nitro
giycerine at IIume's torpedo factory, near
Butler. Pa. this morning demolished the
factory and two storage magazines and
Killed Lowery Black and George Bester.
employees. 1t is thought they were thaw-
ing out a can of glycerine
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-walter NJ. Bar
nett, charged with sending counterfeit
railroad tickets through the mails, was
acquitted in the federal court today. The
prosecution grew out of the alleged ex-
posture of d gigantic ticket swndle
against the Southern Pacific railroad in
New Orleans several months ago.
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COLUMBIA, S. C-The constitutional
convention adjourned sine die tonight.
On the final adoption of the constitution
the vote stood us 10 Z, all the negro dele
The suffrage article and two white dele
gates for the indefinite reasons that some
parts OF the constitution they considered
10 be unw-se.
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outlaw and murderer, and his execution
will probably take place within the next
two months.
PITTSBURG.-An explosion of nitro
glycerine at Hume's torpedo factory. near
Eutler. Pa, this morning demolished the
Killed Lowery Black and George Bester.
employees. 1t is thought they were thaW.
ing out a can of glycerine.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-walter NJ. Bar
nett, charged with sending counterfeit
railroad tickets through the mails was
acquitted in the federal court today The
prosecution grew out of the alleged ex-
posture of a gigantic ticket swindle
against the Southern Pacific railroad in
New Orleans several months ago.
COLUMBIA. S. C.-The constitutional
convention adjourned sine die tonight
On the final adoption of the constitution
the vote stood lis 10 Z, all the negro dele
gates voting against ii on account of
The suffrage article and two white dele
gates for the indefinite reasons that some
parts OF the constitution they considered
10 be unw-se.
ISIIPEAfING, Mich.-The mining com
panieS OF lshpeming and Negaunee have
informed their employees that an increase
in The wage scale has been made. The
miners are given an increase of 10 cents
and laborers D cents per day. No demand
was fIduG D1 Inc men, Dul an advance
would have been asked January / if the
present raise had not been granted.
SAN FRANCISCO-The tug Barclay
Golden which it is understood is to be
used in the interests OF General Ezeta,
cleared for Acapulco today. She went out
IN charge of Captain Hansen and a crew
of eight men. There We're two or three
only stores and coal. The custom house
authorities offered no objection TO the
clearance OF the vessel.
JNDIANAPOLIS.-Th state officers
last evening having occasion to look up
Information Of pioneer times relative to
state affairs, We're surprised to find that
the early Indian records were missing
from the files. Many of these records are
Of vital importance and how to replace
them. ii il he possible, is a very serious
problem. Whether they were carried off
hy persons interested in old documents or
at the time OF the removal from the old
to the new state house is not known.
NEW YORK.-The protective commit
.ee OF the American Bankers associa-
ton has issued q warning to bankers
that letter boxes in various cities are
being robbed. and the checks distracted
from letters found therein are altered as
10 the Iayoe and names in some cases
as TO amounts. The work is done by q
skiifull gang of forgerS, some members
Of which are we'll known. They have
appeared in Chicago, Philadelphia, St.
Louis. Mobile and Montgomery, Ala
DETRoIT.-Dr. Joseph u Johnson.
rector of Christ church received a tele-
graphic notification today that he had
of Los Angeles. Cal. The diocese has
Just been made by the division of South
ern California, which embraces all that
part OF the state south of and including
.. H.. 11.- 10
stated whether he viii accept the pro-
motion.
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The U. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others.