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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-06
THE TURF.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-The only abb
sentee of consequence at Gravesend
was Rey del Carreres. in the Fulton
handicap. The best finish of the day
was in that race. for there was only a
nose between Flying Dutchman and
Annisette at the end and Counter
Tenor only half a length away and
all driving
The Prosnect handicap was a good
race and Ben Brush. the favOrite. wOps
although he had to be pushed as they
rounded into the stretch. Crescendo
got the place. while the equal second
choice. Hazlet and One Love, were
"also rams" COnOiSseur and Pepper
were the only cOntenders in the second
race and the former wen handjly.
There was a. close finish in the fifth
race, when BlOomer won by q short
head from Captive, with Carib close
behind Captive got off last and tried
to make up a lot Of ground in the
stretch The stewards of the jockey
club have appointed August Belmont
and Colonel William p Thompson
stewards of the Morris Park meeting.
Summaries:
First race. one mile-Lamplighte
won. Cassidy second, Gotham third.
Tfme-1:4215.
Second race. one mile ard a half
Connoiseur won. Pepper second, The
Swain third Time-2:H.
Third race, Prospect handicap. six
furlongs-Ben Brush won, Crescendo
second. Handspring Third. Time
1:15H.
Fourth race. Fulton handicap. mile
and a sixteenth-Flying Dutchman
won. Annisette second. Counter Tenor
third. Time-1:491a.
Fifth race, five and a half furl0ngs,
galling-Bloomer won, Captive second
Carib third Time-1:0S%
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling
Weinberg won. Derfargilla second,
Key West third. Time-11515.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-This was the ban
ner day at Sheffield. The crowd in
attendance was by far the largest Of
the meeting. Four favorites won.
First race, ENTHUSIASTICALLY of a mile
-Dui1lo won, Morse second, Meteor
third Tine-1:16A.
Second race, five fJrlongs-Brametta
won. Joe Mancini second, Amente
third Tine-1:07A.
Third race, eleven-sixteenths Of a
mile-Annie Mayes won, Imp Remedy
seaond, Atelier third. Time-115
Fourth race, special purse S40O, seven
furlongs Magnet won, Eagle Bird sec
ond. Florence P. third. Time :37A.
Fifth race, six fulongs-Gunwad won,
Minnie Gee second, Mr.. Dunlap third.
Time-1:29.
Sixth race. hurdle. mile and one-six-
teenth-1anry Smith won Oregon
Eclipse second. Colonel Weightman
third. Time-2:09A.
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BERLIN BITS.
American Fire Insurance Companies
Having n Great Time.


BERLIN, Oct. 5.-Mr. Frank Dwyer,
an American newspaper man, has been
entertained at public meeting IN
Rotherberg, Bavaria, and has been
offered a. decoration by the authorities
of Bavaria.
The concession granted to the New
York Life Insurance company in 1872,
10 do business in Prussia, has been re
voked The order goes into eftedt on
November 1.
The New York Life Insurance conf
pany is the third company to be
treated in this manner, and all the
steps taken by the companies to have
the order rescinded have been futile.
The bulk of the German-American
veterans sailed for home today by the
Steamer Ems. The authorities of Bre-
men and Bremenhaven yesterday for
mally bade them farewell.
Louis Goldstein, a naturalized Ameri-
can citizen of New York, a native of
Dantzic, arrived there in August with
the rest of the veterans from Che
United States. He was arrested while
visiting his home and fined $50 marks
for evasion of military duty in 1886,
after his emigration. The money was
paid under protest.
Lieutenant Cleveland, the naval at
tache of the United States embassy in
this CITY, has gone to the hague on a
special mission.
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Two Horns to the Dilemma.

CITY OF MENICo, Oct ga refugee
Cuban editor temporarily residing here,
says either Cuba will secure liberty Or
can never derive profit from it. He de
clares that Campos has lost prestige and
dares not take the field in person for
gents and charges that the Spanish sol
diers recently invaded a hospital filled
with wounded Cubans and bayoneted
them, together with three women and two
Cubans With horror ard indignation The
Cubans have ammunition and they are
capableof fighting all the troops span
can send, even if 2gU00U are landed by
January. The Cubans are looking and
praying for recognition by the United
States and are tiled with gratitude Tor
HE sympathy of the American people.
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TIE RING.

CORPUS CRISTI, Oct. 5.-Today Fitz-
Press correspondent to the effect that
he was to be admitted to the Chickasaw
lfiDe OF Indians IN order to escape fed
eral interference when he went to the
Indian territory to fight When the rn-
porter asked FitZsimmons how he would
like to make an Indian out of himself
he said that while he was lsot s'st1IclS or,
joining the tribe" he would gladly do
SO If it would assure him of meeting Cor
bett. and meet Corbett he must or sq1f-
Ter the worst disappointment of his life
He also further stated that all the
trouble co!lld nave been avoided had Cor
bett not insisted on having the fight
pulled eff N Iexas, but ne had Strong
hopes That everything would be amicably
arranged and then Gentleman jim would
either have to fight or suffer himself to
be branded to the world as a coward
Martin Julian will leave ejther Sunday
or Monday for Dallas where ne has been
sumomned for a conference with Dan
Stuart. Brady and others. He says that
he is going there for business and viii see
that arrangements are speedily com
pleted for the fight.
DALLAS, Oct. SIP to this hour no
point has been settled upon for the Cor
bett- FftZsimmonS fight The Indian Terri
tory IS melting the wires asking for it
for half a, dozen towns. There is at least
no serious thought of going to Mexico
Arizona, Colorado or California, as has
been suggested. It is nearly certain that
some nation of the five civilized tribes in
the territory will be selected. On Monday
or Tuesday next the Florida Athletic
club will meet in this city and consider
aid the propositions and hear each rep
resentative at the meeting. Brady VII
appear for Corbett and Julian for Fitz-
simmons.
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BUSTAMENTE.
He Declares His Recent Arrest Was
an Outrage.

He Declares His Recent Arrest Was
an Outrage.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a special to the
World from San Salvador says:
Colonel Florentino Bustamente, ar
rested recently on board the steamer
City of Sydney by the Salvadorean au-
thorities at La Libertad, will be de-
livered to the local authorities. He is
accused of robbery, incendiarism and
murder.
Bustamente says his arrest was an
outrage, as while he was on board the
Sidney he was under the protection
of the American flag. and while in
San Francisco last year. together with
Ezeta and other Salvadorean refugees,
he was tried, but there was not sufH-
cient evidence to cause his extradi-
ton back to Salvador. It is believed
that President Gutierrez will punish
Bustamente for all the crimes charged
to Ezeta and his party and will order
Bustamente shot.
1t is generally believed that Busta-
mente has been sacrificed by Antonio
Ezeta. He says the latter is without
money and was only able to leave San
Francisco through advances made to
him by a Spaniard, Manuel Casin, on
whom EZeta conferred the rank of
general, and who paid Ezeta's hotel
bills and, steamer fare.
Salvador Roderiguez, charge daffairs
of Salvador in Mexico during Ezeta's
regime, has been compelled to leave
the country secretly through persecu-
ton because he was thought to be i'm
plicated in conspiracies against the
present administration.
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TRIBUNE SIMPLY LIED.
Mr. BraEett Did Not Attack John t.
Caine.

Caine.
The Carbon county situation is very
greatly complicated. The bone of con-
tention is the appointment of ]. D.
Smith TO be postmaster at Price in the
place of John Hfte, who was the choice
Of the majority of the citizens of Price.
County Recorder Braffett, who is here
for the purpose of Strengthening mat
tiers out, was quoted in the Tribune
yesterday morning as saying that ac-
ton derogaItory to John T. Game would
be taken unless he clears himself of
the part he took in having Mr.. Smith
appointed Mr. Braffett, however, de-
MES that he was reported correctly by
the Tribune and says it is understood
that Mr. Caine acted under a misap
prehenslon. The purpose of his visit
is to endeavor to have the matter
Strengthened out.
Mr. Game was seen by Herald man
last evening and said: my whole con-
nection with the appointment of Mr..
Smith was not very important. Cover
nor West sent the papers to me. and,
following the Democratic rule of hav-
ing each locality select its own officers,
as chairman Of the territorial commit
tee I sent to the chairman of the
county committee and asked who was
the choice Of the people. Mr.. Brownlee,
who was chairman, sent word that Mr.
Smith was the choice and, acting OH
this recommendation. I gave my en-
dorsement to him and sent the papers
back to Governor West 1 have re-
ceived some letters since then but did
not see that [ could do anything under
the circumstances. I am very sorry
that the action should have made any
trouble in Price. All through my ac-
fof-
bringing harmony and I thought the
best thing to do was to allow the local
conmittee to settle who the officer
ShO11Id he 4"
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Paderewski Coming.
TO DISRAR HIM.
Especial to The Herald.I

Especial TO Inc HeraId-I
BUTTE. Mont. Oct. 5.-Proceed:ngs
were ordered in the district court today
by Judge Mediation for the disbarment OF
Judge William Clancy. late PopuEst cam
didate for state attorney, ard formerly
q wel1-known pract;c>ng attorney in St.
Louis. and later in other western towns.
Clancy is accused of obtaining a decree
OF divorce for a woman on testimony al
legged to have been taken before the case
was at issue and before the appointment
of the referee who was supposed to nave
taken the evidence.
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The Republican Parade.

The Republicans did one thing last
night that will serve for a few days at
least to awaken the enthusiasm of the
boys in the trenches and make them
forget the fact that they are carrying
am incubus in the shape of a state
chairman who is running an amateur
campaign, q state Gicket that does not
compare faVorably with the Demo-
cratic state ticket and a judicial ticket
that is the nightmare of the party, just
at a time, too, when the tide is setting
in against them.
Their parade was a measurable sue
cess. Salt Lake has seen larger ones.
While this one took only twenty-five
minutes 10 pass a given spot. including
stops, there have been parades that
have taken an hour and a half to pass.
While this one had about 900 men in
line there have been parades here that
have had 1880 men in line. Still the
Republicans did very well. deserve
credit for their effort, and made a
good impression that will help them
somewhat to revive the failing spirits
Of the party workers.
Main street during the parade was
very beautiful. On the tops of many
buildings, on the sidewalks and in omen
windows red fire was burning, rockets
anu roman cdnoIeS were sending %
their fiery messengers, torches weta
burning. Chinese lanterns We're swinging
and the electric float of the Oquirrh
club showed out well. Shotguns in the
hands of a number of marcherS. with
spasmodic cheers, one or two attempts
to start a wave of enthusiasm for
Wells, and several drum corps and
bands furnished the noise.
Money had been spent freely in get
ting out the electric float, the lanterns
and torches, as well as in the purchase
of unlimited ammunition for the shot
gun boys. The time was opportune for
a display, as there We're large crowds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-06

MANY ARRESTS ARE MADE.
Full Reports to Be Made of the
Armenian Rioting.

SuItan's Body Guard Has Reen In
creased in Number and Extrnor-
binary Precautions Have Been
Taken to Prevent His Htghness
From Accommodating Several
Pounds of Cold Lead-Armenian
Servants Dismissed.
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WOMAN AND
Her SHAPE.
A Subject of Discussion in
Fashionable London
Circles.
BOOMERS ARE UNSIGHTLY
Women Never rIade to Wear
Tight-Fifting Clothes.

Gladstone Creates n Sensation by
Declaring That He Does Not Be
Heve in Local OptiOn-The Pom
Dndour-Haired Piano Founder
From Poland to Appear in salt
Lake City on March Next-Neyv
Poet Laureate Probable.
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SINKING RAPIDLY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Ex-senator
Malone was sinking perceptibly this
evening, and the physicians felt much
fear as to the outcome of the night
The patient had conscious periods dur
ing the day. The doctors could give
no encouragement.
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DEMOCRATIC
LEADERS HERE.
Roberts and Game Spoke Last
Night at Head
quarters.
REPUBLICAN OUTBREAK.
Parade and Mass Meeting Things
of the Past.
REPUBLICAN OUTBREAK.

o. Ns' Poor Speech Received Colby
and Others-The Parade Was Not
Successful in Producing Enthu-
siassal. Though Men, Fireworks,
and Drum Corps Were Out-Re-
publican Women in the Tunnel.
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LONDON, oct lady Jennes' article
In popular periodical on cycling. has
attracted considerable attention, in view
of the fact that the writer is the wife
OF the Well-l1nOwa Judge of probate. df-
Yorce and admiralty division Of the high
court Of justice. and also because she 10
popular in highest society and an author
lty ON social questions She SAYS that
she thinks that boomers have no advan-
taSe whatever over short. well-cut skirts.
While the former. in her opinion. are less
comfortable and less graceful to wear.
winch would seem to snow that the VIII
ter has tried them
Lady Jeanes further says that woman
Is not made TO wear tiGht-litting apparel,
ana that when she does she becomes
ugly and missharen"
American Girls.
In Lady Colin CampbeI's Realm this
week, Gertrude AthertOn has an article
III which she makes a vigorous defense
OF Americans, especially American girls
as an answer 70 the papers to recent
alIacks she says that the papers Judge
Americans By the vulgar thousands who
I 5 10 Europe to spend their newly mads
ooIlaFs ana by the pepper girls who
cross their leglets ard eat candy in the
read;ng rooms of the Grand or Metro
pole.
At the National Temperance congress.
-
Right Hon. W. +. Gladstone was read
ana It caused quite n flrtter in the tenn
perance world Mr.. Gladstone wrote that
he does not believe in local option. Of
which he adds ne has only Il. poor oDin-
ion. he spoke favorably of the Gothen-
burg system, limited that the plan of free
trade with high license deserves a trial
and was emphatic in asserting that the
holder of q license is the only person in
regard to whom n word regarding corr
pensation ought ever to be mentioned
Paierevvsbi Coming.
Paderwski sailed for New York Oct. I,
IN order 10 give tWentY-nine piano reCita-
tons there and in the states. lie will
also appear in Chicago in January. and
NJ San Francisco and Salt Lake city IN
March.
The Daily News today announces that
1t is assured upon good authority that
the MARQUIS OF Salisbury has definitely
resolved to apuUint Il INV poet laureate,
and that it viii be found in the ranks
of Journalism. This is supposed to mean
Sir Edwin Arnold. author of The Light
of ASA" etc
Princess kaluiam. of Hawaii, accom-
panied by Sir. CleghOrn. her guardian. ar
rived here from The continent today.
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PORTLAND, Ore.-Judge BeI:nger to-
DIV confirmed the appointment of c. j.
prcvement company, for all of the COM
pany's property located in Oregon.
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MINNEAPOLiS-T northern NJ. e.
conference today refused TO consider the
Hamilton amendment, but voted by
large majoLsty in favor of admitting wo--
men as lay delegates TO the general
conference
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DOMESTIC DOTS.
Telegraph News from all Parts OF the
Land Over Which the Stars and
Stripes Wave.

BROOKLYN.-The regular Democratic
organization today nominated Edward NJ.
Grant Tor mayor. The reform Democ-
racy nominated E. Sheppard.
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SAN FRANCISCO.-Dist Attorney
Barnes says there is no truth in rhe pub
Esned statement that Student Dorr of
the medical college heard another stu
dent answer present for Durrant at roll
call on April 3rd.
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NEW YORK.-A committee consisting
Of Henry Hentz, S. Nelson, Colonel Fran
c-s Peabody and BENJAMIN +. racy, has
been formed at the instance of the hold
ers of large amount of consolidated
ment company, TO act for their protec-
ton. The committee iii view of the de-
fault made on the October interest on
the consolidated fves, and the large pay
ment in the interest on the first mort
gage and sinking fund, that will have
to be met on Dec. II, invites the co-opera--
ton of the security holders. A plan of
reorganization will be presented at an
early date.
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TOLEDO, O.-At Pembervtlle this after
noon. water well So feet deep was shot
WITH dynamite to increase the flow of
water. Two hours after the shoot, Henry
being in the well some time and no re-
Spouse being given to repeated signalling,
Louis Wegman descended to bring him
to the surface. He too failed 10 respond
to the calls of his friends. His brother
Charles was then lowered into the hole,
only to meet with the same fate. The
men were overcome by the poisonous
gases in the we'll and all were taken out
dead. Fapel snd Louis Wegnan are mar
RED and Charles Wegman's marriage was
to have occurred within month.
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PRINCETON, y. j, oct. 1.-The Tigers
defeated Rutgers here today in the initial
game of the season on the nome grounds
by a score OF % to 0.
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ITHACA. n. Y. Oct. 5.-Cornel played
Pennsylvania state college today and
neither side scored. 1t was fierce battle
from start to finish.
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Mendenhan with first deserving her and
compelling her with threats of violence
and persecution to leave his home and
with. adultery committed with Kate Is.
Hardy, formerly principal of the Hardy
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MOSCOW, Ida.--R. S. Browne, presi-
dent of the Moscow National Bank. I.
Commercial Sank, and John Gilstrap, eX-
county treasurer. were arraigned in the
district court today to answer to the
with compromising a felony. frey were
given until Monday 10 plead. When Gil
strap took Tie office of treasurer in Janu-
airy, he made an agreement with Browne
post equally in their respective banks,
the county funds, and to draw therefrom
only on presentation Of warrants for pay
ment The grand jury returned indict-
ments last night holding each guilty OF
felony.
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MOST BLOODY
OF THEM ALL.
Battle Fought Recently in the
District of Santiago de
Cuba.
DESPERATE RESISTANCE.
General rIaceo Falls, Seriously
Wounded.
DESPERATE RESISTANCE.

IT Creates Confusion in the Ranks
of the Insurgents, Who Are Put
to Flight, Leaving Many of Their
Number on the FieId-Insurgents
Said to BE Very BADLY Discour-
aged.
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NEW YORN-Mrs w. K. Vanderbilt
will occupy her new home at Madison
avenue and Seventy street, on
Nov. l. AS soon as she is settled inVi-
tations will be sent out for the wedding
OF her daughter. Miss Consuelo and Duke
Marlborough. 1t is expected the wedding
Will take place OH Nov. 20.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5-The Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania football team de-
feated the Franklin and Marshall eleven,
of Lancaster, today, by d score of 4 tC o.
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had no difficulty in scoring p points
against Amherst this afternoon in thirty
minutes of good football. fast at tunes
but frequently long drawn out and slow
on account of fumbl.ng.
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ANN ARBOR, Oct. 5-University of
Michigan, 81 Michigan Military acad-
envy. o.
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MINNEAPOLIS. oct 5-Football-
s; University OF Minnesota. i.
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Fisher 8. Harris.

w:l assemble in November next and
send up such a Shout of victory that
even the heavens shall ring
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WEST POINT. n. y, Oct. 5.-West
Point, 8; Trinity College, 0.
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NEWARK, y. J.. Oct. 5-Lafayetue
College, Y; Orange A. c., 0.
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LAWRENCE, Kan, Oct. 5.--The Kansas
University football team defeated the
Midland College eleven from Atchison,
this afternoon, by score of SO to
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TACOMA, Wash-The engagement is
announced of Lord Bennett of the Eng
FISH pearage, son of the Earl of Tanker
Vile and Miss Leonora Van Marter,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Van Marter of
this city Lord Bennett arrived Monday
wedding will be quiet and will probably
take place in the latter part of October.
His lordslltp is 43 years OF age ard has
become prominent through his active m
Van Marter is over ten years his jun
ior. She was horn and educated N Eiu-
rope. For the past five months she he's
been residing with her parents and sis
ter here and for over a year previous
to that lived in New York.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Get 5.-Football-Yala
26; Union, ..
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Continued ON page 81
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NEW YORK.-Amos ]. Cummings was
nominated for Congress by Tammany
hail in the fourteenth compression dis
trict tonight. to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Andrew j. Campbell.
The State Democracy of the state dis
trict nominated VIM. j. Brown, who IS
a printer and leader in labor circles
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SAN FRANCISCO.-Jose Choate, the
noted New York lawyer, has been re-
tanned by Mrs. Leland Stanford to AID
Russell J. Wilson in Defending her IN
bv the government IN the event that the
Htigati5n is carried to the. United States
supreme court. The case as now IN the the
hands of the court of appeals. IN me tn
g govern tt from the decision of Judge
Ross, which was, in effect, that * MIS- rs
Stanford was not Fable for the SO, OOoiG %,
in connection with the Central Pacific
railroad r.; Indebtedness. a decision on this
appeal was looked for today and the At
torneys interested in the case VISITED the
daV to make Inquiries. But the, decision
was not handed down, and at elos,ng-up
time the announcement was made that IN
Forthcoming until Tuesday.
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DULUTH, MiEn..-An amended answer
in the case Of the millionaire banker,
Luther Mendenhall, against Ellen Men
dowery rights to his property on the
ground OF desertion was filed in the dis
trict court today. The answer charges