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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-30

The above cut represents the latest
campaign button, which made its APP
the instance OF Democrats Immediately
following the issuance of Judge Pow
ers' inhammatory interview. The object
of Its creation seems TO be desire to
create sympathy in favor OF the Demo-
cratic ticket with old-time Liberals. un-
der the pretense that the Republican
ticket is virtually the church ticket.
That it had a Democratic origin Is
plainly shown by the following affidavit
subscribed and sworn to by the manu-
facturer Of the button, and such a das-
tardly sdcrilegioUs insult hurled at tbs
authorities of the Mormon chuHch, as
well as to every lay member of that or
ganization, will receive the Tebuke il is
entitled 10 at the polls from the hands.
OF the loyal and patriotic people OF our
commonwealth on the day Of the COM
ing election. The Democratic party seems
TO take "A delight in hurting insult after
insult at members of the Mormon
church. and we believe the issuance of
this button will have no beneficial effect
in favor of the Democratic party, by
either Mormon or Gentle members of
the Grand OLD Party. Doubtful voters,
how do YOU like this latest insult from
the Democracy of Utah? Read the fol-
I4wing affidavit, and then go to the
polls and enter your protest:
AFFIDAVIT.
Territory Of Utah, County Of Salt
Lake. SIS.
z. J. Swaner, being duly sworn, de-
poses and says: On or about the 14th
day of October 1896. Andrew J. Burt, a
Democrat OF Salt Lake City, called at
my ONCE and drew design for large
badge. the size of the ordinary quarter
Of a dollar. containing the imitation of
a sign formerly used by Mormons in
Utah over their commercial establish
menus, representing the all-seeing eye,
with The inscription Holiness to the
Lord and the words Republican
Party were also written on the badge.
Said Burt ordered a number of badges,
and subsequently, an order for a number
OF said badges was received from O. W.
Powers. chairman Democratic State Cen
trail committee, through his messenger
eEnlloyed at Democratic headquarters.
81 could not fill said order in full, as
MY supply was almost exhausted
Il am a jeweler by profession, and the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-30
Meanwhile Fitn vanisbes.

DALLAS. Texas. Oct. 29.-None of
the Fitzsimmons party have been to
Dallas. 1t is given out in sporting
circles here, that F'itzsimmons has been
in Arkansas since yesterday morning.
Julian and some members of his party
remained in Corpus Christi as a decoy.
Dan Stuart is in Dallas attending to
private business.
SAN ANTONIO. Oct. 29.-Fitzsim-
mons left Corpus Christi this morning
via San Antonio for Hot Springs.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
WRECK OF A SUBURBAN TRA9,
NEAR ST. LOUIS.
Eight People Killed or Seriously
Injured Engineers FearfuIly
Crushed.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 29.-The suburban
trains on the Missouri Pacific road, one
loaded down with suburbanites, return
ing home from the theatres of this city
and the other coming into town col
hded within the city limits about mid
night tonight. A horrible wreck re-
suited, both engineers being killed
and both firemen and a passenger be-
ing fatally injured.
The engineers are still under the
wreck, horribly mangled. Their names
are not obtainable now. Firemen True
and Dunbar and Patrick Taylor, of this
city, who was a passenger on the IN
coming train, are all fatally hurt and
were removed to the Missouri Pacific
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-30
DIPLOMATIC LIBEL.
Moreno Guilty of LibeIling Baron
Taya on Padrone system.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The trial of
Caesar Moreno. charged with criminally
libelling Baron Fava, the Italian ambas-
sador began in the district court today.
Baron Fava was accused of being con-
cerned in the importation of padrones.
The publisher of the paper in which the
article appeared testified that Moreno
was the author of it. Correspondence
between Fava and the government Off
GERS urging the suppression of the pa
drone system was put in evidence, and
other testimony introduced to show that
the padrone system. The defense sought
United States government had insti-
tu ted the ' libel, and also that there was
no malice, but was not very successful,
the jury promptly returning a, verdict
and pending it, Mr.. Moreno was released
on $1,000 bail.
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An Emphatic No!

CHICAGO Oct. 29.-The following
dispatch. addressed to. the Associated
Press and signed by the Governor of
ciated Press in Chicago at noon:
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. 81
intend to stop the fight at all hazards.
regardless of the place and time when
attempted; in fact it is stopped now.
(SignedD JAMES P. CLARKE"
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REPUBLICAN
ROORBACK.
George NJ. Cannon Caught in
an Undermined and Dis
honest Trick.
J SACRILEGIOUS BADGE.
Altered an Affidavit and Blamed
Its Issuance to Powers.

A BusheI of the BADGES Sent to the
OutIying Counties For Use on
" Election nay--Swaner Makes an
Affidavit, But Powers, Burt and
king Unite in UpsettinE it-BadS-
es Paid For BY Republicans
Democratic Chairnen Must Watch
For such Roorbacks This Week
Judge Powers Refuses to Have
ANY Communication With George
Nj. Cannon.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED.

COLUMBIA, S. C., Oct 2s-The con-
vention today voted down the woman
suffrage amendment by a decisive vote
of 121 to 26.
George D. Tillman made great
speech, claiming that by enfranchise-
ing women with property qualification
the white people could carry the cleo
tons by fair and honest methods, and
by no other could they do it. He
characterized the suffrage plan of
Senator Tillman as temporary fraud
ulent make-shift.
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A Planning movement.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Oct. 29.-The
flank movement made last evening by
Governor Clarke and Attorney General
Trustworthy appears to have effectu-
ally settled the question of the posi-
bility of Corbett and Fitzsimmons ever
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This will be the week when Demo-
Gratis must be vigilant and watch for
Republican roorbacks. Schemes to de
Jude the voters viii be sprung on them
in the last days of the campaign and
saey must be prepared to denounce all
underhanded methods and to counter
act anything that may come out. All
sorts of stories will be started The
prejudices of the people, particularly
their religious prejudices, will be
worked on for the benefit of the Re-
publican party. which viii descend to
anything in order to carry the election.
The latest trick of George NJ Can
! 3<on. that high-minded patriot in whose
nds the destinies of the Republican
party of Utah now rest, is a daisy
1t will net surprise those who are
really familiar with George MS caliber
and methods, but some who are not
will be astonished that he should de-
scen4 to such contemplate tricks
The first intimation that the Demo-
cratic state committee had Of the
move was when the following letter
vas received at headquarters yester-
day:
Provo City. Oct Is.
o. w. Powers. Chairman Democratic
State Committee.
Dear Str-I have just got onto little
dirty trick of the g. o. ?. a jeweler
by the name Of Swaner, of your city,
has been making some kind Of a badge
\ With the all-seeing eye thereon, and
claims by affidavit by Swaner that the
Democrats originated the badge and
that you and Burt have ordered a lot
of them. The badges and affidavit viii
be forwarded to southern Utah and
other outlying places to be distributed
the day before election and an appeal
made to the voters by charging the
origination of the badge to yourself. A
half bushel Of these samples Of Repub-
lican campaigning viii start to St.
George tomorrow morning. A Repub-
iican friend who denounces such
methods mas called my attention to the
matter Yours truly,
]. F. GIBBS.
p. 81 have just secured a sample
of the dOdger. which l enclose and
which viii explain all
The Republican Circular.
The circular sent out undoubtedly
by the Republican committee and
which was enclosed, is here repro
@uced:
Democratic Insult.
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PRESIDENTIAL PARADOX.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The presi-
dent has pardoned S. M. Duggins,
sentenced in Utah to nine months i'm
prisonment for adultery.
Pardons have been refused in the
case of J. P. Bannon, sentenced in Ore
gon to six months, for landing Chinese.
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TWENTY SIXTH YEAR.

making of badges is a part Of my bust
ness e. ]. SWANER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of October a. D.. 1880
THOMAS HULL
(SeaI) Notary Public.
My commission expires Nov. 10, 1886.
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The Holmes Trial Continues
Its Succession of Sur
priSeS.
DEVELOPS GREAT SKILL.
Equals and Sometimes Sur-
passes His Opposing Counsel.

Was Worn Out BY His Labors the
Previous Night, and the Evening
Sessions Compel Him to Recall
Counsel He Had dismissed on
Mmlday-Examinat of Wits
nesses Begun.
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DOMESTIC DOTS.
Felegranl, News from NIL Parts OF the
Land Over Which, the Stars AH@
Stripes Wave

SAN FRANCISCO.-Commander Will
liam A. Morgan, U. s. N, retired, died
here yesterday of Bright's disease.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
Brief and Neway Cables From AN
Portions of This Terrestrial Sphere.

NEW YoRK-A World special cable
gram from Toxic saws: General Muria,
former Japanese minister to Corea, has
been placed on trial with others who
were summoned hither from Seoul
charged with murder
BERNE.-Hon James o. Broadhead,
United States minister to Switzerland.
will present to President Frey, his let
ters of recall on Thursday.
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Fitzsimmon and
party left San Antonio tonight at 8
o'clock over the International Great
Northern road for Hot Springs.
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WASHINGToN.-The president and
Mrs. Cleveland today removed from the
White house to Woodley, their fall home.
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MILWAUKEE. Wis.-sol de Loser,

MILWAUKEE,. Wis.-Sol de Loser, a
gunner in the Captain Paul company
playing at the Bijou theatre, while load
ing battery tonight was shot by pre-
mature explosion and died an hour later
KANSAS CITY.-W. B. Slaughter, aged
As. was shot and killed by Theodore
White (colored) a porter, in Third street
saloon. The men had had trouble be-
fore Slaughter was shot as he sat at a
table in the saloon. The dead man came
from Pueblo, Colo, six months ago. His
mother lives in Topeka, Kan.
wASHINGTON.-The detail of officers
of the cruiser Boston has been completed
and she will be put in commission at
Mare Island, California, navy yard on
the 18th. Captain Frank White will have
command, with Lieutenant A. V. Waug-
HAMS as executive and Lieutenant H. B..
Tyler, navigating officer.
PHILADELPHIA H. Sultz-
bach. an extensive dealer in clothing
made an assignment this afternoon to
Simon Bacarach, of the clothing manu-
featuring firm of A Bacarach & Co.
Assets will amount to about 100000, and
the assignee's attorney says the liabili-
ties will probably not exceed that sum.
SAN MARCOS, Texas.-Major Israel
Donaldson, aged 90 is dead. In 1885 he
was elected by the Democrats to the leg
islature of Texas. Later he moved to
Pike county, Illinois, where he was
elected probate judge. He was voted a
gold mounted sword by the Illinois leg
islature for service in the Mexican war
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SPRINGFlELE IN FLAMES.

Serious Fire Breaks Out in the La
Gonda Hotel.
SPRINGFIELD, O.. Oct 29.-The. La
Gonda hotel caught fire at midnight
Guests escaped. Western Union tele-
graph office, clothing, hat and drug
stores have been burned out Loss not
ascertained.
Later-Roof caved in and Dayton
has been asked for aid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-13
HEALTH BOARD UlIlMaTUM.


n~sra Of lssaeasisn ssass Work or ssAssls
Mo-. .sa w,iibe CLOSED.
The war between the Board Of Health
and Board OF Education Is now warmer
Al IL SO o'clock both boards met at the
school but after a thorough exarinatton
of the closets no disagreeabte odor was
discoysrsd. 2 tact which Dr: Wales q.
condition of the Atmosphere. Thea In
private session the Health Board deter
mined to cloee the schools unless sewer
connection YVES made bsfore 6asaf.
day.
When the ultimaium was announced to
the school momhcrs there was consider
able Indignation. They claimed that
would show that while the present closets
might become nuisance III not properly
cared for that they had not been nor were
each and that sewer connection closets
would be inilniteiy worse than the present
aystsm. That tho wslls we're perfectly
dry and contained no Gasea. was demon.
strated by lighting a piece OF paper and
dropping 10 Ia when Ii burned to ashes ON
the bottom. They also claimed that they
could not com msnce tho WORK ordered
by Saturday. a. no meeting VI the board
couid be calied In the tims iutsrvsning
On the other hand tae members OF the
Board Of Health claim that the Board OF
Education has done little but argue Tor
the past three years and that the reports
OF tuat sSoHru 9ntW that bne cio66ta In
question were considered nuisanoes and
the remedy suggested was that Of sewer
drainage.
President Baird OF the Board Of Educa-
tion Last night was interviewed and said
the board could donothing as there 10 no
committee having authority 20 under
take the work. Besides. ths time 10 too
brlef as the work would have to tie done
close the schools. They may nail up the
closets. They might even tear out the
closets or connect them with q sewar. but
they have no authority over the teachers.
or over the school-houses. and am sure
therers will be no order from the Board
OF Education or from the committee on
those schools, to the teachers to close
the schools.
The whole trouble lies in tho fact that
the boys dsobey the rules and commit
nulsances. and there seems to be no way
to prevent It. The whole trouble is with
surface dirt and dam pness-the filth on
the closet floors"
The cioseta at the schools were supposed
at the time built to be tho best In the
city.
They arc built over large, deep WE'LL
with vontilator rising over them with q
view oil carrying the gasos from the we'll
into tho atmosphere above the roof OF the
school-house.
The closets were erected ct a cost OF
about 81 600. The closets at school No.
"a have recently been changed to comply
with the demands of the Board of Health
at q cost of $500. These closets were in
side. and ware supposed to be the finest
and best that could be supplied.
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a coAucT,s FoRTuns.


Stolen Property Amounting to si7o.eoo
uaeArthsd BY Rost@us reiice.
HcsroN, New. ts.--The arrest Of James
Stevens chaffse, Of this city, by the police
and the recovery Of ever 80, 900 worth OF
stolen plumber was followed last night by
even mere startling discoveries. In addi-
ton TO tho property recovered on Monday
stocks and bonds TO the value of Sl41 900
tpar value) were brought TO the inspectors
of1ice An agreement was found signed
by Mrs. William narrett by which she
turned over all her husbands property TO
Chaffeo. Barrett IL notorious criminal
now serving a life sentence for murder IN
this state, and Chaffes claimed that all the
stuff which was found on his promises has
been given TO him by Barrett In return for
his having spent q great deal Of money In
Barrett's defense at the time Of the muir
der trial. The charge against chaifee is
receiving stolen goods while knowing them
to have been stelen.
The total amount Of plumber secured by
the police now reaches at least S170, 900 in
value.
Mrs. Ames, widow of the late AIlllien-
hire Frederick T.. Ames, of this city, called
at the inspectors office and Identified a
number Of articles which were stolen from
the Ames residence several years ago. She
also recognised several articles which were
stolen from the North Easton residence OF
the late Ex-Governor Oliver Ames. Mr.
kidder, of the State street banking firm Of
Kidder, Peabody g. Co., the discovery of
whose collection of postage stamps In
Chaffee's possession led to the latteR's ar
rest, also called. He, too. recognized some
OF the, goods which were stolen during a
robbery at his Milton residence sig years
ago.
The police do not place much faith in
the story that Chaffee Ia brother of Will
lam Barrett.
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wrLKEsBABRE, Pa, Nov. 13-The liti-
cation over the collection of the bond of
ex-City Treasurer Rockafsllow, whose pri-
vate bank, with s52, 900 of city moneys In
It, failed in February, 1893, was settled
last night. At the time of the failure
Rockafeilow's bondsmen declared that as
the city had accepted interest from It's
funds In Rockafellow's bank IL could not
collect from his sureties. The city brought
suit and obtained Judgment for the full
amount. The case was appealed to the
supreme court, which ordered new trial,
intimating that the city could not collect
the sinking fund. which amounted to
$4,000, from the bondsmen. The latter
were willing to cancel the bond, less the
s15, 900. Last night city councils conferred
with the bondsmen, and rather than go to
trial again decided to accept this PROPOSE
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ambassadors, and o second in Importance
only to the snub administered by the sui
tan to Great Britain In decorating Bahri
Pasha and giving him the command of the
troops going to Zeitoun, after he had been
removed from governorship, at the in
stance Of the British ambassador, Sir
Philip Currie, for his III treatment Of Ar
menians.
AS to order being restored In the dis
turbed districts 1t need only be said that
the mobilization of about 100, coo troops to
be sent to these districts is progressing as
actively as the Turkish government can
push such an undertaking, hampered az 1t
is by lack of funds and the incompetenoy
Of its officials. Then, again, advices just
received here announce fresh disturbances
at Marash, Bitlis and Siyas, with their at
tendanB massacres.
1t was stated in European official circles
here that as q result Of an additional OF
change Of views between tho powers,
through their representatives here and ct
the different capitals, 1t Is believed that a
joint course of action, involving display
OF naval and, possibly, military force, has
already been decided upon, with view Of
restoring order In Armenia, recent events
having clearly demonstrated that the sui
tan has ne intention Of really carrying out
the scheme for reform agreed upon some
time ago after 80 much delay and annoy
ance. Certain 1t Ii that the sultan will
not be allowed to trifie with the ambas-
sadors for many days longer
A prominent member Of the diplomatic
corps is quoted as saying that "the end Of
all this wretohed business La fast approach
ing" 1t In understood that the powers
have about decided thnt further identical
notes" or other such communications are
useless In the case Of Abdul Hamid, and
that only prompt and efficient military &C.
tion Is likely to have any influence upon
him.
Recording to official Turkish advices re-
ceived by the government the Armenians
Of Zeitoun have, since capturing tho bat
TALON of Turkish troops and practically
obtaining possession Of the oity, attacked
the village of Tchoukour Hissar, killed
thirty five Mussulmans pillaged house
at Dunghsl and carried of tho arms and
cattle Of the inhabitants of that nsighbor-
hood. The Armenians are said to have as
sassinated the secretary of the collector Of
customs OF that part of the country.
The vail of Adana, a town situated some
distance from Zeitoun and nearer the
coast telegraphs that 900 Armenians dis
guised as Circassians, have attacked and
plundered the Mussulman village of Eel
tunbeli and Narl, killing number Of the
inhabitants.
1t ID believed in some Armenian quarters
here that the estimate of 10, 900 Armenians
killed during the recent massacres may
turn out to be considerably under the real
total, and that the number may come
nearer 1900 than 10000.
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SHERIFFS sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias to me directed
WIN be exposed TO public sale at the
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
Of Wilmington. New Castle county,
on FRIDAY
THE 22d DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1898.
at 2 o'clock D. M,
the following described real estate, VIZ:
All those three certain lots. pieces or
parcels of land with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected. situate
IN the city e Wii%Fnston New Castle
and described as follows. 10 wit;
No. ], Known as No, 1909 Jefferson
street. beginning at point In the west
lance Of 1872 feet from the northeriy side
of Twelfth street: thence westerly paral-
lei with Twelfth street 81 feet. more or
less to line of land of the Catholic
Cemetery; thence northerly along said
line and parallel with Jefferson street 80
feet; thence easterly and parallel with
westerly side OF Jefferson street. and
place of beginning, be the contents
No. l. Known as No. i1os Market street,
point on the westerly side of Market
street t65 feet inches broad between
Eleventh formerly Elizabeth) street and
Twelfth street at the distance of 30 feet
from the northerly side of Eleventh
Mrs. Hannah F. Jones Formerly DR..
James w. Thompson; thence with q line
Of said Jones's land westerly parallel with
the easterly side of Orange street; thence
Herewith northeriy parallel with Market
street 90 feet to a stake; thence easteriy
parable, with the first described land and
Eleventh street S45 feet. inches to the
aforesaid side. of Market street. and
thence Herewith southerly 80 feet to the
place of beginning, be the content q
thereof what they may.
No. 5, Beginning at point. a corner Of
land OF James Mcintyre, on the easterly
side Of Orange street between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets at the distance of t93
feet and inches from the southerly side
of Twelfth street. thence with a line of
the land of the said James Mcintyre
south IS degrees east 70 feet to the west
er1y side Of a fh-feet wide alley; thence
thereby south SO degrees west II feet to q
line of land originally of James W.
Thompson and Nalbro Frazier; thence by
said land north IS degrees west u feet
to the side of Orange street aforesaid,
and thence thereby north SO degrees east
II feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of the Sussex Land and Cattle
Company. corporation of the State Of
Delaware, mortgagors. and It's (now
known as the Real Estate, Guarantee apd
Investment Company, and TO be sold by
PAUL GILlsIS, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Once. Wilmington, Delaware,
November 8, 1895,