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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-08

through the territory with the two
leading Republican candidates, and by
keeping the competing senatorial can
didates off the stump.
1t is known also that Colonel Trum-
DO has received great many requests
from friends outside to take the stump
and show himself to the people, and
that he has not been given an "itin-
erary" by the state committee. This
same treatment has been accorded to
the other candidates. c. w. Bennett,
it is true, has had some slight oppor-
tunity to go out into Sanpete, but the
reason for this treatment is that Ben
nett is hardly considered dangerous.
Arthur Brown, Colonel Trumbo and
Charles Crane have not been sent out
with itineraries to carry around with
them
In view of these facts it would not be
at all surprising if Colonel Trumbo
Should begin playing an independent
hand without waiting for the state
committee. His friends say shat unless
George NJ. Cannon makes amends
shortly he will begin an independent
canvass of the state. Il he does he
viii be accompanied by some man of
national prominence. 1t might be
Senator Burrows, of Michigan, or Con-
gresham Dolliver. of Iowa, or some
heavy weight Californian. And, too,
if this is DONE. Charles Crane will also
be put out on the stump with some
good side partner.
This movement would have the effect
of forcing Arthur Brown into the field
at the same time. He would have to
strike out ana make an itinerary of his
own and make 1T interesting for his
competitors.
Regarding the political situation
there is one thing that has been at
tracing a great deal of attention for
two days past, forming the topic of
very interesting conversations. That is
the sermon of George @. Cannon in the
Tabernacle on Sunday 1t was directed
against the use of money in the iegis-
lature. against corruption in politics by
the use of barrels, and 1T has been
taken generally to have been directed
against Colonel Trumbo. No names
were mentioned in the sermon. 1t was
an assertion of the fact that Utah legis-
latures i'll the past have been free from
the use OF money. But, whether inten-
uonal or not, the sermon hit home on
the colonel and caused a, great deal of
discussion
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GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB.
Organization of Business Men TO
Hunt Down Evil Doors.

Hunt Down Evil Doors.
salt Lake apparently is TO have just
such an organization as that often
found in eastern cities-a good govern
ment club. The recent revelations of
rottenness in the recent county court.
the indictments for bribery against
the old county court and others, ru-
mors of jobs in a dozen different de-
partments of the city and county and
the general need of the city and cOun-
" for good government in order that
debt may not be piled un and that the
money of the people may not be squan-
dered
The organization was secretly formed
yesterday and the design is that moth
ing shall be said publicly by The pro-
meters for several days to come. All
concerned in the movement are very
TeticeGt, and il is almost impossible to
gain any thorough idea as to the mem
bers and the designs
1t is stated by a person on the in
side, however, that the club was or
S2nized yesterday by a number of lead
ing men of the city, Democrats and
Republicans. and that $4,000 in stock
was Immediately subscribed for and
the cash paid into the treasury. 1t is
said that the club intends to take a
hand in all rumors of boodling among
all city and county officers and sift
them to the bottom, with design of
bringing all malefactors to a certain
and speedy punishment.
There is some suspicion that some
of the money may be usedN TO pay for
certain evidence against Hayken in
order that & certain person may sus-
tain no loss.
OF course if the club is organized on
the proper basis and conducted in a
non-partisan manner with the sole end
of having good government. it will he
power for good in the community. It
will provide a balance that will help
the taxpayers. Such clubs have been
powerful in other cities Even the
''goo-goos'' of New York make it very
uncomfortable for the Tammany tiger
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ROTTEN.
CHARGES BEING MADE About IDA
HO SOLDIERS HOME.
A PaIatfaI Residence for Officers.
the Veterans Being Treated rs
Servants. and IL They Complain
They Are Made Prisoners.
Especial to The Herald.)

BOISE. Idaho, Oct. The Idaho Sol
diers home management is to be tnves-
tigated. Loud complaints have been made
lately against the officers of tine home.
In consequence of complaints. Governor
Mcdonnell today decided to make am in
vest:gatou of the home. Those WHO VII
appear in the role of prosecutors of the
officers promise to show no l:ttle rot
temness. 1t IS charged the home is merely
palat.aI residence for officers and their
families. the veterans being servants. If
veteran complains of drudgery, It IS
said he is treated as a prisoner.
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stand trial on charges of felon.ously en-
of North Carolina and attempting to as
sault Judge Phillips daughter, July 4
last. told his. side of the story for the
first time today. He says that he en-
ing mentioned and save his card to a
servant who carried It up stairs. He had
been drinking heavily all day, and had a
which he took a drink during the abb
sence of the servant He Immediately
lost consciousness, and when he regafned
MS senses found himself IN a strange
room. In his desire to escape quietly
without recognition, he turned his hat
and coat inside out and removed mis-
shoes
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The Indian View.
Special TO The Herald )

NDPoC4dl " 1uS Heral4.)
BOISE, Oct. 7-C0ns.Gtrable excite
ment prevails here over the rumor of
another outbreak of Bannocks IN Jack
sons Hole country. The reported ambush
ing and killing of white men, including
CAPTAIN Smith, has not been confirmed.
A courier is expected to arrive at Mar
ket Lake every hour with full details
Captain Smith was active in the warfare
against Bannocks last summer, and the
Indians swore then to XII him. A Ban
mock chief, who is here, says his tribe
have not forgotten the killing of the
braves last summer. and that they viii
have man for man, woman for woman,
and child for child. He was not surprised
when told of the reported massacre on
+roa 2r1
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1T WAS BLOODY.

LAREDO, Texas, Oct. News reached
here this evening of a fearful shooting
ton. ON the international & Great North
ern railroad, eighty miles of this city,
last night, which resulted in the death
of j. Shaw am American ranchman, and
two Mexican men, a Mexican child, and
tine wounding OF a Mexican woman Shaw
had lost a yearltng steer, and se. IN COM
pany with Deputy Sheriff Wink tra4led
the talieves and came upon them to-
gether with a woman and child. The meat
of the animal was in the cart In fight
which ensued. two Mex.cans and Shaw
were killed outright, and the child died
this morning. The woman is badly IN
jured but will probably recover.
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Twelve Years.

BUTTE Mont, Oct Thomas
James O'Brien, the first man convicted
of highway robbery in This town of
hold-ups, was today sentenced to
twelve years at hard labor in the peni-
tertiary His two companions, caught
with him, are yet to be tried. O'Brien
shot at the policeman who pursued
him. Conviction was had on slender
evidence Of identity, and the sentence
is looked ON as a warning to other
fC0tDadS
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CRISP ALL RIGur

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. I'm a. letter
to MT j. w, Gaines of this city. dated
A 1ea1t; Ga, Oct. 2 in reference to the
o re I,s that he had changed his views
says: "a 'pedhef crisp
I st:ll favor the free coinage of silver
and think perhaps 1 may make a. sD+ecb
or Two IN Georgia on that line before
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CALLED HOME.


NEW YORK, Oct 7.-Walden Ramso,,
me well known actor and nevis I,f,rSe "
Palmer's company, is dead. He vas hon ~
IN IN charleston, s. g lie made he 3 IS,,ll
t teen IN 1ea AL hghts of London over fft
Union Square and Madison Smmgra VI IL me
c compan.es for several years His St isaf
appearance pa in this city was with Ma a15s
Jansen, at the american theatre a. in in
Years tglreiIo1Ncos az SIX His age was 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-08

BUTTE, Mont, Oct &c. T. Kelly,
the John the Baptist" of Coxeyism, is
here on his way from San Francisco
TO Chicago. He travels in a wagon
with his wife and two children. While
Kelly is not going to start another
movement on Washington, his inten-
ton is to renew agitation for public
works in the time of depression.
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Indians at Large.
Especial to The Herald

Especial TO The Herald
PoCATE1I,o, Ida., oct. 7-Nothfng
later has been received at Idaho Fails
regarding the finding of the dead bodies
OF Captain Smith and his companions
Thursday morning by Courier Wilson.
AdVices from Market Lake tonight say
that during the past three weeks several
banGs Of Bannocks We're seen going in
the direction Of Jackson's Hole, and it
is known that there are from seventy
five to one hundred Indians in the Hole.
courier IS expected hourly at Market
Lake with news from the scene of the
outrage
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ONE MAN KILLED.
Two Others Are Very Seriously In
iureN.


GREENBURG. Ind. Oct. THE quiet
town of Sandusky, five miles north of
this city, was the scene of AN affray in
which one man was Instantly killed and
two others seriously injured.
Taylor Goddard, the village merchant,
is a son-in-law of David Seright. his
wife died ABBOTT six months ago and let
a two year old child, which has since
been cared for by its grand parent. Sun
day Goddard went to Ser:ght's and de
manded the child.
Seright refused to let him have it
Goddard drew a revolver and began fir
ing wounding Ser:ght slightly Goddard
then left but returned shortly with hi
father, James Goddard who carried
club They jerled Seright from his tabIe
ana began beating him and shooting a
nm nm e Wh5ereupon Seright took. a shotgun
ana ana hred, striking the elder Goddard in
the abdomen, killing him insta nfiV u am 1H
segrlously Wounding Taylor Goddard
gave Ss9? 6imse same ne, here tmmed:ately and
'nent and wealthy "ie prom
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Durrant'S Attorneys Will Ham,
mer at the Prosecutions
Testimony Today.
STUDENTS WILL BE CALLED
Defense VIII Leave No LoophoIes
for the Prosecution.

Durrnnt VIII Take the Stand in His
Own Behalf, But the Questions
Propounded to Him VIII Be Such
as VIII Shield Him from the On
sIauSht of the ProsecutiOn-The
Evidence of Durrnnt's Fellow Stu
dent About the Lecture Notes.
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New Demonstrations Probable.
Especial to Tbe Herald !

Especial to The HeraldJ
IDAHO FALLS, Jda, Oct. 7.-several
Indian police are on their way to the
scene Of the Indian trouble at Jackson's
Hole. 1t is expected that the recent
shooting will be the signal for new dem
onstrations between the whites of that
vicinity and the Indians. The soldiers
are IN that neighborhood yet and this
fact relieves the settlers of all fear.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-08
ROBERTS TOUR
OF TRIUMPH
Enthusiastic Ovation rendered
Him at the Great Meet
ingS Yesterday.
GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB.
One Has Been Formed by Salt
Lake Business Men.
GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB.

Irnmbo May Conclude to Run an
Independent Campaign and Cut
Loose from the Republican Ma
chine-EverYthfng Looks Demo-
cratic in sanpete-George Pepper
Norris Eaulting AmblIions-Pon-
uii>ts Demand Recognition and
JudGes-CnIIs for Ward Primaries
Wednesday,.
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HERE NEXT.
Fire Chiefs Convention VIII Come
to Salt Lake Next Year.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. THE couven-
ton of international fire chiefs opened
today. It is the biggest meeting m the
history Of the association. Chief Benoit,
of Montreal. called the meeting to order.
The next convention will be held at Salt
Lake City. Congressman Black, in be-
half of Governor Atkins, delivered an
address of welcome to Georgia. The chiefs
are being royalty entertained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-08
AN INDEPENDENT CANVASS.
Trumbo May Conclude to Play His
own Game of Politics.

1t is said by some of those on the
inside that Colonel Trumbo contem-
plates playing several trumps during
the next few weeks. 1t is known that
since his return he has been far from
pleased with the manner in which the
Republican state committee is persist
e#tly and systematically boosting
Ezank !. Cannon by sending him out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-08
HABEAS CORPUS.
writs IsSR>d at Cheyenne in BehaIG
OF the Indians.

rSoeoial K. The Herald.I
CHEYENNE, Wyo, Oct. 7-Writs
of habeas corpus were issued today
by the United States court in behalf
of Ben-Sin-O-Win and Race Horse,
Bannock Indians, in custody at Evan
ston, charged with unlawfully killing
game in Jacksons Hole. The writs
are returnable to Oct. &c, when the
question of the hunting rights of the
Indians will be determined by the
court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-08
MINERS KILLED.
SEVERAL HAVE BEEN BROUGHT
TO THE SURFACE.

Flying Timbers Strike the Miners
and 1t Is Believed That Many Of
Them Must Have Been Instantly
hiiIed-Rescuers Do Good Work
Several Miners Pinned Down by
the Debris, and Being slowly
Roasted Alive When Found.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-08
KIER HARDZE
IN MONTANA.
Scotch Socialist Stirs Up tie
PopuliSts Of the West.
WAS NOT WELL RECEIVED
Ridicules Them From Start tC
Finish.

PopuIfsts Neither Fish, Flesh, Fowl
or Good Red Herring-Bitter De-
nunciatiOn of the Chicago Report
ers-says He Never Had Any
Trouble with the Methodist Min
isters-Did Not Praise Anarchy.
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SPRINGFIELD, III, Oct. 7-Governor
Altgeld. when asked what course he
would take in case an attempt was made
to pull off the Corbett-F ',tzs.mm0ns fight
on an island IN the Illinois river. near
Henry, H.. said: I don't know where the
island IS. nor do I know of any pro-
jected prize fight, but if It is on Illinois
soil we VIII do all in our power to pre-
vent any prize fight taking place there.
The enforcement of the law rests pri-
marty with the local authorities, but if
it becomes necessary for the state to
take a hand you may say that 1 will
use effort to prevent the fight
The governor mas no doubt as to his
ABILITY and his right to upheld the laws
OF Illinois Further than the above, how
ever. he would say nothing.
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TELLS HIS STORY.

How MiIIiI<en Came to Enter the
House of Ex-SoIicitor Phillips.
WASHINGTON, Oct 7-Benjamtn H
AItll:ken. of Tennessee, who is here to
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court will have to determine the rights OF
the matter and it is believed the Droba-
bilities are that the power of the United
States government will be broadly in
terpreted.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. THE grand
jury today returned indictments against
Domnick Wagner, priest, for rape, Sc
ducing a girl under is years of age and
abduction. The jury is investigating the
charges of cmbeZzlement preferred
against the priest 10y members of his con-
gregation. The three indictments return
ed this morning Will probably be nolle
pressed, the priest having married the
girl on Saturday night.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. T. -"FIid" Mccoy; of
Cincinnati got the decision over Abe
Huffman, of this city IN the fifteenth
round.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. THE pos
s.biEty of the tt-Fitzs.mornns con
test being brought off at Hot Springs
was the subject OF much discussion N
Little Rock today. 1t has all along pesH
we'll known that Hot Springs was ann
ious to secure the big fight and Dement'S
to be derived from il. The press of tnd1
city has been OutSpOkC1 m favor OF H.
just what steps have been taken by m
terested parties IG bring the contest 10
Hot Springs is not knowH. but it was
asserted here today by people who pro
fessed to know what they were talking
about that the contest will positively
take place at the Arkansas resort Tbs
assertion finds many believers n the
face of the fact that prize hghGng N
Arkansas is d m!sdemednor punishable
by a fine not exceeding s., 800 for every
participant Should the governor not IN
terfere however, there is no doubt about
the Hot Springs people being able to
bring the contest off successfully, as
there IS no city ordinance against box
ing and the local authorities are favor
able to the project, Mayor Waters be
ing one of the committee row n Dallas.
Mi Martin, the other commtttseman S
a well known leader and eX-presecut-nS
attorney of this county. Should the com
mittee be success 4H in bringing the
match to Hot Springs. 1t is believed that
there would be no interference during
the progress CT the contest, but that Wn6n
1T is concluded, the principals viii be ar
rested IN accordance with law.
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DALLAS, Oct 7.-Martin Julian. repre-
senting Bob Fitzsimmons and William y
Brady, for J. J. Corbett arrived in the
city tonight. Only Joe Vendig is lacking
to make up the quorum to settle the Sc
lection of tho battle ground. He Will be
in tomorrow afternoon.
If possible ali the preliminaries will be
arranged tomorrow night, but more than
likely they Will not be until "Wednesday.
Bets were freely accepted today al odus
of four to tive that the fight would come
off on Oct. 81.
Maher is now putting in ten hours i
day at Oak Cliff with his trainer,
The city has already received hun
dred or so sporting men who are mere
looking over the ground. W. w Waters
and w. Fl. Martin, Of Hot Springs, Ark,
a committee representing, that city. are
here arranging for the Corbett-t1tzslln-
mons mill 10 cone off there. and will re
main here until the details J., are ar, f se II
applying to principals and participants IN
the ring ma5ing prize ffht d e y m 6 a
penalty. They say the contest can be
pulled off there without question.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Oct. 7.--Cornett
began training this morning in his quar-
tiers in the jockey CLUB grounds. After, a
short walk and half hour with the
gymnastic apparatus, he spared five mn, mn
utes with O'Donnell, Delaney, Daly ana
MeVey. The bouts were very fast ana
Corbett sent O'Donnell to the floor twice
Corbett was not touched once during ire
four bouts. He was quite as IreSh as
when he started.
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Weather Today.

FORECAST-Fair, 4
tiOnary temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-02
Important Notice.

In compliance with the Official request
of the honorable mayor Of this city, The
board of registration of Augusta will be
in session at the common council room,
Opera House block, on Thursday, Sept
fifth (5), 1895, from 9 o'clock in the fore
noon, until clock in the afternoon, and
from 3 o'clock 10 the afternoon, until 5.
and from O'Clock in the evening until
Q, for the purpose Of enrolling all male
citizens whose names are not now upon
the voting lists of the several wards of
this city; but who would be entitled to
have them placed there, and to vote III a
municipal election, were such an election
ordered for September Z, 1895
And on Friday, September G, 1895, the
board Of registration will make up vot
ing list of all persons qualified to vote up
on the question to be submitted to the cleo
tors of this city, on saturday, September
Z and deliver the same to the city clerk
of the city Of Augusta, on the evening Of
said Friday. THIS REGISTRATION
WILL NOT BE VALID FOR ANY
OTHER PURPOSE THAN THAT SET
FORTH IN THIS NOTICE.
A. S. Bangs,
Chairman of the Board
Augusta, August ST. 1895.
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BOARD OF REGISTRATION
vii! Hold Special Meeting. Sept. S, In Con
nection With City Building Matter.

The following letter and notice will ex.
plain themselves:
Hon. A. S. Bangs, Chairman Board Of
Registration, City of Augusta:
My Dear Sir-By mutual consent, the
matter of city building has been left to
vote of the people. And upon petition,
the municipal officers have ordered meet
ings in the several wards, to be holden,
Saturday, Sept. 7,prox., to enable the legal
voters to give their opinion for or against,
as they may see fit 1t was further ordered
that suitable check lists be provided. And
it is necessary that the lists be furnished
by your board in order to give the freest
and fullest expression. Will you kindly
order three days session of your board,
to allow such corrections as may in your
judgment seem to be right and just.
l remain, very truly yours
Chas. A. Milliken, Mayor.