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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-21
Press Comment.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-The
Times OemocraD will say:
Senator Quay's victory, under the
circumstances, is a surprising one and
marks him as a master among poll
ticians and political leaders. Shorn of
political patronage, betrayed and de-
serted by those he had elevated to po-
litfcal power and prominence, he has
wrested victory from foreshadowed de-
feat and placed himself once more at
the head of the Republican organiza-
ton of the state. a position he is likely
to retain undisputed as long as he de-
SireS to.
The Inquirer Quay Rep.) will say:
| There is nothing but encourag cement
to be got out of last nights primaries
The lesson is plain that hereafter the
people will take hand in politics
They have been beaten in some spots
where they put up a strong fight, but
notable victories also have been won
and they have learned how easy it is
to capture the city when all pull to-
getheT.
| The Press (anti-Quay Req.) says:
The seventy delegates of Philadel-
! phia in the state delegation appears at
present writing to be divided thus:
Hastings Sc, Quay IA. This result is
gratifying to the friends of the admin
istration and disappointing to the par
tisans of Senator Quay. It gives the
latter about half the number essential
to the justification of their claims for
the state convention. But for an obi
GUS case Of deception and perfidy in
the Fifteenth ward the number of Quay
delegates from the city would have
been reduced to twelve.
The North American Quay will say:
! At the time of writing, returns from
primary elections are still incomplete
and the figures now at hand may be
modified by later developments, but all
the indications are that Mr. Quay has
won a conspicuous, significant and ex-
/ traordinary victory.
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DENvERs ,a5. CLUB.

OMAHA, Aug. 2O.-F'ive Pullman
sleepers loaded with members of the
''s5" club of Denver, arrived over the
Burlington at lis o'clock this after
noon and remained until AGO. The par
cry No. =, K. T., Colorado Chapter No.
20, r.. A. NJ, Huerfano lodge No. q,
A. +. and A. NJ, and Ell Jebel Temple
of the Shriners. There are 104 people in
the party, including sixty knights in
uniform.
Upon their arrival members of the
party We're taken in charge by the local
Templars and Shriners and spent the
afternoon in visiting points of inter-
est. Tomorrow Golden Gate Command
cry No. 16, and California Commandery
No. L, beth of San Francisco, will ar
! rive via the Burlington. A special train
Of five coaches is used by each.
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PEACE UNION.
Twenty-eighth Annual Meeting at
Mystic, Conn.

MYSTIC, Conn, Aug. 2G-The twenty
eighth annual peace union opened here
today and Will continue for four days.
It is expected that at least 10000 people
will attend Among the prominent arri-
walls are Alfred II. Love, president of
the National Peace Union and John Bron-
son, both of Philadelphia; DIR. L. e.
Goodalsmith, of Dwight, Mass, and Mrs.
Belva Lockwood, corresponding secretary
of the Universal Peace Union.
Coupled with the address of welcome,
L. w. Crouch, president of the Connect
cut union, delivered an address on the
subject of Christianity and War;
He was followed by Mr. Love; whose
Letters of regret were received from
the following: Governor Coffin. Of Con-
necticut; Edward j.. FALL Of Boston;
Mary A. Livermore, Merrill T.. Gates,
president of the Amherst college; -Dr. w.
Evans Darby, of London; H Grown, of
South Carolina; Rev. Amanda Deyo, of
San Diego, Cal; William NJ. Ashman of
Philadelphia and Joseph Quincy: The
principal address OF the day was The re-
port of President Love.
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A New Contract.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2O.-Ths
Southern Pacific company has entered
into contract in London which
makes it now possible for passenger
to buy a ticket around the world from
any point on any of the lines which
have become a party to the new agree
ment. The agreement is in effect an
important combination between sever
al big railroad and steamship compa-
MES designed to control the lions share
of the round-the-world passenger traf-
fic. The contract was signed by the
London representatives of the South
ern Pacific. acting also as the agent OF
the Pacific Mail and the Occidental
and Oriental Steamship companies, and
the agent of the Peninsular and Orien~
tai Steam Navigation COMPANY.
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localities. The thirty-seven wards of
the city are grouped into twenty-eight
legislative districts, and these elected
from one to seven delegates EACH :.
The hottest fights were in the Fiji
teenth ward, in which Mayor Ware
wick resides, and the West Philadel-
phia wards, the Twenty-fourth and
Thirty-fourth. In the former, the
mayor was badly beaten, the Quay
forces headed by Alexander Crow, jr-,
carrying twenty-seVen out of forty
three divisions, with contests in two.
In West Philadelphia, Senator Thomas,
the Quay man, won his fight hand
somely, notwithstanding the fact that
David Martin, the anti-Quay leader IN
this city, took personal charge OF the
fight during the past week. These two
The Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth,
Seventh, Eighth, Thirteenth, Tween
ty-seyenth and Thirtieth wards
also elected seven Quay delegates,
making total of eighteen. In the
Fifth ward, the anti-Quay leaders
changed the polling places in ma
jority of the divisions, and the result
was that double primaries were held.
Both sides claim one delegate from this
ward, but the anti-Quay man was
given the credentials and his oppo-
uSnL utGQ HOIlCG OI COAISSI. AZ 41liO
night the result in the Fourth ward,
where four delegates are to be elected,
is in doubt.
The Quay people claim to have car
ried q out of 81 divisions, with Z in
doubt. If this version of the result
is verified, Quay will have twenty-five
delegates from this city. The Quay
ties also claim the 22d, 23d and 18th
wards, which are in doubt.
Tonight's contest practically closes
the fight in the state, Lehi being the
only remaining county to elect dele
gates. It appears almost certain that
Senator Quay has won his fight for
the state craftsmanship with some
votes to spare. A conservative esti-
mate gives him the 100 votes in the
convention, fifteen more than the num-
Der necessary to elect. The senator
tonight occupied his suit of rooms in
the Metropole hotel, and a constant
stream of visitors passed in and out
congra tulating him on his victory.
He declined TO be interviewed, saying
he would not speak for publication until
after the convention, which meets al
Harrisburg on August 18th. He was
elated at the result of tonights pri-
maries, and replied good naturally to
the compliments that were showered
upon him. The contest attracted to
the city politicians of all degrees from
all over the state.
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QUAY FACTION AHEAD.
such Is the Present Indication from,
pennsylvania.

poN1Af - 49, AhNIcdtlCn from
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2O..Tbe Re-
publican primaries to select seventy
delegates to the state convention and
also to choose candidates for various
city officers were held here tonight.
The indications at midnight are that
the Quay faction have certainly elect
ed eighteen delegates and possibly
twenty-five with one or two districts
and five additional delegates still in
doubt. The anti-Quay people concede
the senator sixteen votes.
The polls were open from to pm.
and the scenes around the various poll
!. ss1r places in districts in which there
ware contests recalled an exciting pres
;6ential election. Never before in the
gnistorv of the Republican party in
his city has there been such a fight
IN the primaries. In many wards al
yt,ngt Z full Republican vote was polled
AIttoueh the contest was an eager
one. there was very little disorder and
ste fsw arrests that were made were
for minor offenses. The result was in
com, respects q surprise to Senator
QUAY himself, who Old rot expect to
overconse the influences thet would be
Srouasat to bear against him in certain
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Railway Notes.

Both the Union Pacific and Rio
Grande Western are doing a, big bus
mess with sale of tickets to Boston for
the conclave.
The newsboys are preparing for a
big time at Saltair on their day at the
resort. They have issued a call for
twenty-five newsboys to assemble at
CODES corner at 8 o'clock this morn
ing and propose to have a parade Of
their own.
Golden Gate commandery. ninety=dve
people, will arrive here from San Frax,
cisco on a special over the Rio GRAM
Western at $50 this morning. -
party will breakfast at the TemR
ton, and go over to SaItair at lois.
Returning, they will leave for the east
at 1890.
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The EXCURSION south.

So many inquiries have been made
regarding the Union Pacific excursion
south next Saturday that the follow
ing information as to rates for the
round trip is given: To Sandy, so cents;
Fork, s1.S5; Pleasant Grove, $50: Pro
vo, S1.90; Springville. s2N, Spanish
Fork, $2.25; Payson, $3.50; Santaquin,
$2.75; Mona, 1926; Nephi, 1855; Juab,
$40; bennington, $50; Oasis, Sc. 20:
Clear Creek, $50: Milford, $3.50; Fris-
co, $3.50; Cedar Fort, $195; Fairfield,
$2.25; Rush Valley, $2.S5; Eureka, So. rs;
Silver City, S3.75.
All tickets will be good returning
until September Sth.
Train for Eureka, Milford, Frisco and
all intermediate points viii leave at
7:15 a. m.
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"IT IS ALL RIGHT"
superintendent Sutherland Talks
of the Corn Crop.

OMAHA, Aug. Superintendent R.
R. Sutherland, of the Union Pacific,
who is now on his way west with the
pay car, wires this morning to the traf-
fic department as follows:
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Aug. 90
Do not allow anybody to discount the
corn crop. 1t it all right. So far as the
first and second divisions and northern
branches are concerned, the prospects
for a heavy corn crop have never been
more favorable. Late rains have great
ly benefited the corn that appeared to
have been scorched beyond redemption
a week ago and the corn which was
badly damaged locally by hail, in most
cases, has sprung back encouragingly
and will yield more than half a crop"
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Another Witness

WALNUT CREEK. Cal. aug. 20
The local authorities have a.nife
which they believe has a bearing on
the Durrant case. When the signal
corps same to Mount Diablo on the
day after the murder of Minnie VIII
hems, the militiamen, among whom
was DuTrant' stayed oven night at a
Two days after their departure tha
ranohman found in the barn, where
the militl2men had slept. a ladv,s
knife, with several blades and a scis0
sors attachment One Of the bIsdae
ard the scissors have blood stains II
is believed that Durrant dropped the
knife, whlcn VIII be sent to the chief
Of police at San Francisco. 0--e-
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o. II. d N.
is Out for Busincss-The ConeIave
Mt Boston.

rs OuC ZOE ouSincSS-Lhe OOhclafC
at Boston.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-The Oregon Rail
way & Navigation company decided to
become an active competitor for Ore
gon and Washington business to the
ocean route. 1t has announced $12
cabin and Sc steerage rate from San
Francisco to Portland and Puget Sound
points in competition with the Pacific
Mail Steamship company and it has
invited all connecting roads to use
these rates for basing purposes and
show them in their rate sheets. West
ern roads are now voting on whether
or not they will accept the proposition.
The business of the Knights Templar
conclave at Boston has begun to move
quite freely. 1t promises to be larger
than many of the roads expected, some
of them showing that they have had
more to do than in 1892 when the con-
clave was held in Denver. The bust
ness seems to be about equally divided
up among the western roads and con-
sequently there does not seem to be
any trouble brewing in regard to it
among them.
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WILL NOT COME OFF.
Georgia's Bull Fight Has Been In
definitely POstpOned.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 2O.-The bull
fight which has been so extensively ad-
vertised to take place in connection with
the Cotton States and International Ex-
with the exposition itself, being merely
a side show intended to be presented in
the midway. The directors of the ex-
position have discovered, however, that
founded in the public mind with the ex-
position, and in view of the impossi-
bility of graduating this impression, they
formally decided at a meeting this after
noon to withdraw from the concession
aires of the Mexican village the right
to present the fight.
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GOLD DOMINION DAY.
The Great Excursion to Beautiful
Saltair Today.

This promises to be one of the big
gest days of the season at beautiful
Saltair.
It is "old Dominion Day, and that
means a lot.
1t means that a fine entertainment
will be provided for the throngs that
will go out from the city and sur
rounding towns. and $4,000 in prizes
will be distributed among them.
1t means that all who go out will
have a jolly time-Manager Turk will
look after that.
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Dry wyoming.

GREEN RIVER, Wyo.. Aug 2O.-7The
Pullman company has discontinued the
sale of wines and liquors in it's cars
in Wyoming rather than take out
licenses, as it was notified by County
Attorney Enterline it would be re-
quired to do.
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MABEL ALL RIGHT.
She Has Two American SIiIIionaires
Behind Eer.

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-It is reported two
American rnillionaires are showing much
interest IN the case of Mabel Stanley, the
music hall artist who was arrested Aug.
10 on board the steamer Etruria, at
Liverpool, as she was about to sail for
New York. She was charged with having
stolen jewelry from a Mrs. Gibbons
and the jewelry was recovered from her,
on her arrest. The milIionaires are New
York men, from which city Miss Stanley
comes.
The fair prisoner is in possession of let
ters supplying her with funds for her
defense.
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GuatemaIan Central.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2O.-The an
nual meeting of the Guatemalan Cen
trail railroad company was held today
and the following officers were elected
C. P. Huntington, president; Charles
F. Croker. vice-president; II. z. Hunt
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RE-oPENING OF HIRscHISGss
Mining Academy, Sep. list, at 0s6
south Second West.

Instructions in assaying, chemistry,
lixiviation, electrolysis, geology, min
eralogy, etc Fine chemical laboratory,
an excellent opportunity to study nl37nz
ing and metallurgy and nsss sns5
sciences. Charges uniform and store
ate.
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LONDON.-John Daily, ex-member. of
alighting from a train at Sydney, fell
between the platform and the carriage.
He was obliged to have the left foot
amputated.
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of the leading railroad contractors in the
west, is reported dying at his home at
Strong City Lantry built much OF the A.
r. & S. F. railroad. and is now d heaVy
contractor in Mexico.
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HIS BASENESS
WAS BOUNDLESS.
SideIight Thrown Upon the Char
acter of Durrant.
NO WOMAN WAS SAFE
MANY OF THOSE INsULTED WILL
TELL ABOUT Vt.

no Matter What Is Accomplished by
the Present Trial, Durrant VIII
Have to Answer for the Murder of
Minnie yyiIIiams-His Efforts to
Prove an AIibI-Desperate Strug-
gle for Life.
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LIMA, Peru.-Today the term expires
which was set by the Peruvian govern
ment for the reception Of their minister
at La Paz by Bolivia. The retaliation
between the two countries are strained
and there is likelihood of a rupture, but
war is impossible
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BOSTON.-At a meeting OF District No.
% United Garment Markers of America,
tonight. it was decided to close the shops
in Boston tomorrow morning. AT least
100 shops, employing 1900 male and fe-
male operators are affected.
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LONDON.-The Times says in an cdi-
torial this morning: IF we cannot get
spot, and if need be through our own
offices and by our own powers.
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PRESIDENT CLARK HERE
The Union Pacific rIagnate Visits
Salt Lake.
WILL STAY SEVERAL DAYS
AND INSPECT THE SOUTHERN LINE
OF THE SYSTEM.

This Is sold Dominion Day. at Salt
air and u Great Crowd Is Elk
pected at That beautiful Resort
The Union Pacific Excursion
South-Latest by Wire-LccaI
Notes,
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LONDON.-The cargo steamer Lyon
collided in the fog twenty-five miles off
Newhaven with the passenger steamer
Seaford from Dieppe for Newhaven, to-
day. The 255 passengers and crew of
forty-tWo were transferred TO the Lyon
safely. except three of them, who had
their legs broken.
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TILE SALT LAKE HERALD. wEDNEsDAY.AUeUsT Fl, 1885,

official to inform the Catholic bishop at
Pekin that the Chinese government would
watch carefully for the safety OF the
Catholics.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

Brief and Newsy Cables From All
Portions OF This Terrestrial Sphere.
COLOGNE.--A passenger steamer ran
into and sunk r. barge near Mohrum.
Eight persons were drowned.
LONDON.-WilIiam Kenney has been
appointed solicitor general for Ireland.
He is a Liberal-Unionist and sat in the
last parliament Tor Dublin.
LONDON.-The DAILY News Vienna
correspondent hears that a result of the
German interference. on behalf of the
pope, the Chinese court has sent an
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DOMESTIC DOTS.
rererrnph News frorz. All Parts of ths
Land Over Which the gtars an"
Stripes Wave.

VICTORIA, B. C.-The big Norwegian
collier Peter Jebsen is ashore on Trial
island She went on in g. fog about
o'clock this afternoon.
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TACOMA, Wash.--It is reported that
several ranchers living near EllenSburg,
have been arrested for alleged participa--
ton in the lynching of the wilson's az
Ellensburg last week. The names OF the
men arrested have not been learned
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ington. c. C. Lathrop and C. E. Green,
directors; F. S. Douty, treasurer; G.. L.
Lansing, secretary.
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FIRST FORMAL
RACE A FAILURE
Contest Between the vigilant
and Defender Very
Unsatisfactory.
ACCIDENT WAS THE CAUSE.
DEFENDERS WORK IN A VERY
STIFF BREEZE.

Contest That Was Very Interest,"
ing But Which Settled Nothing So
Far as the Merits of the Two
Boats Were Concerned-Other
Events Are AnxiousIy Awaited.
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GARFIELD BEACH TRAINS.
Aug. 10th, will run as fol-

sDaiIy except Sunday. Fare so cents.
Olsen's orchestra afternoon and
evening.
Depot corner list South and 4th West
streets. City ticket office, 201 Main st.
D. 2. hurley,
Cent. Agt Passenge- Dept.
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SOUTH Seattle three 2O-raters, In
voni isolde and Niagara started this
morning in the regatta of the Royal Al
bert Yacht club over the fame course
as was sailed yesterday. Niagara won
the race.
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No aduiteration uked in the manu-
facture of High GraAle Three Crown
Baking Powder.
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5. Dangerous RivaI.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-yalkyrie III
is now moored alongside the dock at
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Topeka, Kan-Barney Lantry,. one
of the leading railroad contractors in the
west is reported dying at his home at
strong City. Lantry built much OF the
A. T. & S. F. railroad, and NOW a
of the richest men in Kansas. Last year
he was the Democratic candidate for
state treasurer.
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CHICAGo.-M. C. Merrill yardmaster
at the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
killed himself today. Yesterday, a
woman claiming to be, Merrilps wife,
q pir1 with whom he was infatuated.
The unique order was made by the court
Merrill dissolved the injunction by turn
ing on the gas in his room.
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LONDoN.-A Constantinople dispatch to
the Daily Telegraph says: The collection
of the arrears of taxes in the Moosn dis
trict is accompanied with deeds OF revolt
ing cruelty. The ArmenianS liberated
under the amnesty have been re-arrested
on trumped up charges.
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INDIANAPoIIs.-Th city council last
night passed a sweeping, ordinance repeat
nhone lines within the business district
of the city, including territory a mile
square and ordering all telephone and
telegraph wires removed within reas.
onsl1le time. This is a determined stand
bv the council looking to the placing of
all wires underground.
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CHICAGo.-William E. Castle, envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary from the Hawaiian repm Ii 10 t the
morning. en- route to Washington, He
was appointed to succeed Minister Thurs
ton, and arrived at Vancouver week
ago on the steamship Warrimoo, winch
dense fog.
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LONDON.-The International Co-opera-
hai Of the Society ety. of arts, and discussed
cooperative production. Rev. DR.. George
C. Lorimer of Boston, made a speech, in
an co-operation of all classes was dis
covered, the world would enter on a
period of universal peace, happiness and
prosperity. Philanthropy. he said. was
oyerdone and Justice underdone. America
was not as far advanced as England,
Belgium and France, but give them time
and cooperation would take deeper root
in the United States than ever in the
old world.
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ST. PETERSBURG.-A special to the
only occupy the coast of Eormosa. whence
they dispatch punitative expeditions into
the interior. Several of those have
proved unsuccessful. The Novoe Vrem-
ya's dispatch also states the opposition
in Japan is agitating against the decis-
ion of the government to evacuate the
Lao Tong peninsula 1t is also staed
that Corea demands an increase OF the
army and navy to defend her national
interests.
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E.-Congressman Benton
MdMillin. of the fourth district, in an in
teryiew. declares he is and always has
been for the free, unlimited and inde,,
pendent coinage of silver at 16 to !, ana
va ssine for the triumph of this policy. 1t
is not not known whether he will again be
a candidate for Congress, and some OF
his friends say he will make the race 1or
governor.