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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31
SAFE OLD STORY.
Associated Press Cannot Success
fully Hide Its Hatred of Anything
Democratic

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. 3O.-The
Examiner today prints the following edi-
torial under the caption. Partisan News
Mongers:''
1.-THE most disgraceful political trick
perpetrated by the Chicago Associated
Press in this campaign was the concoc-
ton of the faxed dispatch which ap-
peared in yesterdays Bulletin and Post,
pretending that the Bryan managers had
picked out Altgeld, Tillman, Teller, Debs,
Coxey, Hill, Stewart and Waite of Colo
RADIO for the cabinet in the event of the
success of the Democratic ticket. The
story was prefaced with the remark:
Since it has been conceded by the Bryan
managers in Illinois that John p. Altgeld
will be defeated for reelection as COVER
nor by a very large majority, the ma
tional managers of Mr.. Bryan are sup
posed TO have had a conference and Or
ganized Bryan's cabinet Altgeld's de-
feat has never been conceded by any
Democrats in Illinois, all of whom con-
If the absurd yarn about the cabinet
had appeared as u special in one of the
evening organs, everybody would have
regarded it as merely stupid joke but
people do not look for jokes, stupid or
otherwise, in the matter sent out rs news
by press associations. The fact that
the Chicago Associated Press can descend
to such disreputable partisan service suffi-
GENTLY explains the difficulties into which
it has fallen and why the great dailies
are dropping the service"
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BURBIDGE A SERGEANT.
WILL ASSUME THE DUTIES OF
CAPTAIN DONOVAN.
Appointed Temporarily by Chief
Pratt, the Order to Take Effect To-
morrow-HaIlore'en Dpredators
VIII BE Arrested.

The new relief sheet, made out for the
police department for November, shows
that Officer John Burbidge will be back
on duty as sergeant beginning with the
first of the month. He has been APP
pointed acting duty sergeant by Chief
Pratt to take the place of Captain DON
ovan, who had charge Of one relief. The
appointment is only temporary at pres
ent, pending the final action of the
council with reference to the captaincy,
but it is expected that Sergeant Bur-
bidge win shortly be elevated perma-
nenily.
Chief Pratt has taken steps to pre-
vent the wholesome carrying-on of the
eSuberant youth on the occasion of All
Halloween, which falls tonight He
Will have officers specially detailed fo,.
the night; and boys, or any one for that
matter, caught moving signs, gates,
etc, viii be run in and prosecuted.
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Saw the Point Finally.

A man once said: When I was a
young chap, could use coffee and to-
bacco without their troubling me, but
as l get along in years, they both dis
tress me. L quit tobacco, but only got
a little better; liver, stomach and bow
els kept all out of gear until finally my
old doctor told me that coffee had the
same poisonous alkaioids as tobacco,
but not quite so many, and advised me
to leave it off and give nature chance
to build up. 1 didn't take much stock
in the old mans advice, but found out
by trying it that he was just right.
Still 1 missed my hot drink at break
fast and supper-tried chocolate. but
that lacks the taste I like, and tea
don't exactly go to the spot. Lately I
have been drinking Postum Cereal
coffee and like it better than the old
coffee. 1t has that pungent taste that
fits my notion of a hot drink and it
agrees with me we'll enough that I have
put on 10 pounds in month. 1t is made
of grains wholly, and brews a deep,
rich color like the finest Mocha Wife
buys it. at the grocery and says it
costs us about one-third what coffee
used to- 1t comes from Battle Creek,
Mich.
DR.. Henry Venue, 80 Blue Island
avenue, Chicago, says: THE Postum
has been tested and found to be ex-
cellent."
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The supreme court yesterday decided the
appeal of Frank Mcdonald, convicted of
an assault with a deadly weapon with
intent to do bodily harm, and sentenced
to four months Imprisonment The su-
preme court found no error in the record
and affirmed the Judgment of the lower
court.
Mcdonald at the time of the assault was
police officer and on August H. 1885, got
into an alteration with one Emil Sachar-
ison, who lives over Jordan, about some
cows belonging to Sacharison which the
officer had found trespa ssings on other
peoples properly. In the melee Mcdonald
who, it appeared, was somewhat under
the influence of liquor, shot at ssachari-
son several times. one bullet taking eff
feet in Sacharison's hand and another
grazing his head.
The defendant was found guilty as
stared and the court below overruled his
motion for a new trial from which rul-
ing and the sentence the defendant ap-
peaied.
The opinion was written by Chief jus
tice Zane and concurred in by Justices
Bartch and Miner.
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Lucy a. Clark Administrative VS.. Union
Pacific Railway company.
James f. Loofbourow vs. Union Pacltie
Railway company ct al.
Isillrnan D. johnson administrator vs..
Union Pacific Railway company
F'rsdoIf F. Holmbers vs.. Oregon Short
Line & Utah Northern Railway company
Michael 90 Connell vs.. S. II. H. Clark
ct al.
Jennie H; Stevens etc. vs.. S. H. H.
Clark ct al
Frazer & Chalmers VS.. L. c. Trent.
vorda Caldwell etc. VS.. S. H. H. Clark
Mary NJ. Caldwell vs.. S. H. H. Clark
Israel j. West VS.. Southern Pacific COM
Joseph H. Smith ct al. VS.. Salt Lake
G. NJ. Donelson VS.. S. H. H. Clark es al.
Isaac Cook ct al vs.. ellison Asphaituul
Crown Point Mining company vs.. On
tario Silver Mining company
Wells. Fargo & Co. VS.. Simmons Hard
ware CON oany-
Clark ct al.
Hubbard W. Reed ct al. VS.. Cannon
Gold Mining company
Louisa Lethbridge Administrative VS.. ,.
II. Ii. Clark ct al.
Newburn Butts ct al VS.. Searchlisht
Gold Mining company.
]. E. Lee VS.. Continental Insurance
company.
Joseph Carter vs. Viking Gold Mining
company ct al.
Lille Foster ct al VS.. Joseph r. De-
Lamar ct al
Central Pacific Railroad company vs..
William Johnsons
Central Pacific Railroad company VS..
o. C. Loveland.
Martha Warwood ct al. VS.. S. H. Fl.
Clark ct al.
UNITED STATES EQUITY CAUSES.
United States vs. Arthur j. Lowe ct al.
United States VS.. Richard Macintosh
ct al.
United States VS.. Saline Stock company
ct al
ct al
United States VS.. George NJ. Harmon
ct al.
OTHER EQUITY CASES AT ISSUE.
Oliver Ames etc. VS. Union Pacific Rail-
way company ct al.
Central Pacific Railway company ct al.
VS.. Joseph HunSaker-
Central Pacific Railroad company ct al.
vs.. Enoch Hunsaker.
Central Pacific Railroad company VS..
Isaac Hunsaker. il.
Central Pacific Railroad company VS..
George Rogers.
James NJ Ham trustee ct al. VS.. Ore
gon Short Line & Utah Northern Rail-
way company ct al.
James NJ. Ham trustee et al. VS.. Ore
gon Short Line & Utah Northern Rail-
way company ct al.
Joseph Richardson VS.. Oregon Short
Line & Utah Northern Railway company.
+. Gordon Dexter ct al. VS.. Union Pa
cific Railway company ct al.
There are a number of cases not at
issue at this time, or not for trial. stand
ing on motions or demurrers, which are
not included in the foregoing list: Mon
day, the I'd day of November is the next
rule day, at which time motions and de-
murrers will be heard if either party APP
pears to press the same.
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A LUCKY FELLOW.

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. sO.-The
Stinnecke scholarship. which is the
largest and most important prize that
Princeton university offers TO her stud
ents, has been awarded to Richard
Webster, '99, of Islip, N. Y. This schol-
arship is assigned only once in three
years to that member of the sophie
more class who shall pass the best
examination in given subjects in the
department of classics. The prize pays
three years of his college course, and
the competition for it is always very
strong
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31
CRIMINAL CASES.

United States VS.. J. P. Jones. fornica-
ton.
United States VS.. Frank Walker, forni-
cation.
United States VS.. Alma Hague, embez-
United States VS.. Alma Hague, embez-
Element.
United States VS.. s. r. Galloway, adul-
terry.
United States VS., Fred Barnett, forni-
cation.
United States VS.. F. NJ. Sawyer. forni-
cation.
United States Us. Alma Hague. embez-
element.
United States VS.. Alma Hague, misap-
United States VS.. Alma Hague, misap-
Dl.cation of funds.
United States vs. John ireland, bigamy.
United States vs.. Eugene HILBERT, for
nication.
United States vs.. w. D. Mabry and
Alice Reilly, adultery.
United States VS.. Robert Allen.
United States VS.. Joseph Hill. adultery.
United States VS.. Frank Meldrum and
Annie Depositer, adultery.
United States VS.. +. L. Carpenter ct al,
unlawful coal combination.
United States VS.. Peter M. Baum, adul-
terry.
United States VS.. John Doe Brown,
operating distillery.
United States VS.. Dram l.. Curry, SELL
ing liquor to Indian.
United States VS.. John Sells, selling
Ecuor TO Indian.
United States VS.. e. L. Terry, cutting
timber.
United States w. Christian and Heber
Olsen cutting timber
United States VS.. Nels Robson, cutting
timber.
United States VS.. Ephraim and Daniel
Lambert, cutting timber.
United States VS.. James Welsh, cutting
timber.
UNITED STATES CIVIL LAW CASES.
United States VS.. George C. Kidder
United States vs.. George c. Kidder
ct al.
United States vs.. H. s. Campbell ct al
United States VS.. Fl. S. Campbell ct al
United States VS.. Ida Jones ct al.
United States VS.. O. J. Averill ct al.
way company.
United States VS.. John F. MelIor ct al
United States VS.. Utah Central Rail-
way company ct al.
United States VS.. Salt Lake & Eastern
Railway company ct al
United States VS.. 0. j. Salisbury ct al
United States VS.. E. L. Terry ct al
United States VS.. Christian Olsen ct al.
United States VS.. Sven 0. Nelson ct al
United States VS.. Sven o. Nelson.
United States VS. Salt Lake City Street
Railway company ct al.
Other civil law cases to be tried before
a jury:
Annie L. Mcdowell vs. Union Pacific
Railway company.
John Mcdowell vs. Union Pacific Rail-
way company.
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Mccoy In Charge of the sheriff.

Dr. William Mccoy. who was convicted
of performing a criminal operation on
Eveiine Bonnet and who is to be SEN
fenced today was, on the application of
County Attorney Whittemore, committed
TO the custody of the sheriff yesterday,
he hitherto having been out on bonds.
There is a general feeling of regret that
the cases against Sim Duggins were dis
missed. but it does not appear that the
prosecution can be blamed. The evidence
against Duggins was mostly of heresay
character and therefore could not be in
troduced at the trial and the direct evil
dence was SO meagre that the prosecu-
ton had no hope of convicting him, but
Duggins can be used as valuable wit
for aiding and procuring Mccoy to do the
malpractices. The county attorney re-
grets as much as any one the necessity of
cumstances it is the best that could be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31
ALL REJECTED

The special committee to which were
referred the coal bids followed with a
report recommending that all the bids
be rejected, for the reason there was
practically no difference between them
and hence the city would not in any
way be benefited by awarding the
contract to any of the bidders. The
committees report was approved
Inc nnanoe committee recommended
that Frank Harrigan be maid e. 0oO 90
certain money held by the CITY as a
guarantee of certain contract work
conditional upon the filing of an accent
able bond
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ELECTION RETURNS.

The Democratic state committee have
secured the Lyceum theatre for the
night of Nov. 8, and will there receive
Geographic returns of the election from
all parts of the United States. Re
served seats in parquette 80 cents each !;
admission to balcony % cents.
Tickets can be had at Democratic
headquarters, s66 State street, and at
box office Lyceum theatre.
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THE SOUTHERN
CAMPAIGN
1t Was a Big Success and Won
Many Votes For the
Democracy.
KING TALKS
TO RELATIVES
Shows Them the Error of Their
Political Ways.

The Banner Meeting Was Held at
snlina-senator Browns Cam
paign In the south Was rot Grnt-
ffying-Attitude of christensen,
Boiitho's Running Mate-A sample
of Dirty foIitics--The Tour of
weber and King Reviewed.
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uprI,GA CsROI,IyE SAFE.

TACOMA. Wash, Oct So.-The
schooner Helga Caroline of Tacoma
reported lost by Juneau papers of Oc-
tober 81, is safe. T. o. NagIestod, one
of her passengers, reports that she
reached Juneau the evening of October
81, just in time for him to catch the
Willapa south. The Caroline wds six
weeks making the tl1p to Juneau. being
DELAYED nv storms
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District Court orders.

L. D. Kinney VS.. S. H. Tolls ct al; ar
gued and submitted.
Edward Mclaughlin VS.. Joseph Dudler
ct al; judgment and decree of foreclosure
costs.
Rumsay Sikemeir vs. ]. H. Griffin ct al.
so days additional time allowed to pre-
pare and serve statement on motion for a
new trial.
H. L. A. Gunner VS.. Fred w. Scarf;
settled and stricken from the calendar.
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This leaves a balance of ss' 800 d

This leaves a balance of $3.50 due
Marks and Rothenberg, and nothing has
been applied by the receiver upon the
amounts owing to Simon Bamberger and
James F. Woodman, and the receiver has
made no charge for his services.
Mr.. Dennis reported that he had audit
ed the report and found it in all respects
accurate, true and correct, and on his
recommendation the court approved it
and ordered the receiver discharged.
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saturday Evening Special,

from to 9 o'clock, F. Auerbach &
Bro. will offer 1S-inch wide Plain or
Chenille Tuxedo Yelling, in Black,
White or Brown or Navy. good quail
ity; never sold for less than 25c a yard
Special at 10c a yard. Not more than
three yards to a customer
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A Trim to Mexico.

Those desiring to know about this
most delightful winter outing should
call at the Union Pacific ticket office
POI Main street Special arrangements
are being made for this excursion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31

Worry is worse than work-makes a
man sick quicker. Worry comes
largely from nervousness. Horsford's
Acid Phosphate clears the brain and
strengthens the nerves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31

Beware of the fraudulent limitations
Of the original Postum Cereal Grain
coffee. Insist on Postum.
Sold by w. F. Brooks, John McDon-
aid. ]. H. Williams
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SUITE to Quiet TftIe.

Phineas H. Young has entered suit in
the Third district court against George
w. Willis. assignee, to quiet title to GER
tain premises described as part of lot 4,
block Is, plat A.. Salt Lake City sur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31
LAMBS CANYON.

The sanitary committee recon-
mended that Lambs canyon and it's
tributaries supplying water to Parley's
canyon be cleaned out at a cost not
to exceed 500. The report was
adopted.
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visit +. Auerbncb and Bros.

Glove department. and save money
Matchless bargains in the most popular
makes
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Law rERs, ArrEyrIox,

The HeruId Will print your Brio n
with prompfness and accuracy. We
sc1zcft your pntronage- Telephone
zs' No. SSs. anc we Will send for
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Receiver Bamberger,s Report.

The report OF Receiver Bamberger of
the sale and of the receivership of the
Great Salt Lake & Hot Springs railway
vas presented to Judge Richie for ap-
proval and referred to Deputy Clerk of
upon.
The report shows gross receipts from
September "a to October % of s2,306.23, and
expenditures of s2.265.S4, leaving a bal
ance on hand of s40.39.
The amount realized from the sale of
the road was $4,000 which, with the s40S
cash in hand, was distributed as follows:
Court costs. ....................S % 80
Wages NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1888 06
Supplies .......................... ASS 70
Advertising sale s..-.-.-..-........... 105 90
Paid to National Bank of the Re-
pubic 1856 70
berg ......................... 1854 sS
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county, Weber. win be elec.ed by
handsome maiorities-
Nl1Ah3G-o-n

Editor j. L. Montgomery o. Marshall
1ll) Democrat. states that for many
years, he suffered untold agony from
dyspepsia. AT last he began to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and by the time
he used six bottles. he was as well as
ever. Cures others, will cure you
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31

Fine line CT children's Tam O'Shan.
R. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS CO
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Why not profit by the experience of
others who have. found permanent
cure for catarrh in Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla2
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY co
Notice.

Notice.
On and after Nov 1, 1886. passes
issued by the Great Salt Lake & Hot
Springs Railway company will not be
good over the Salt Lake & Ogden rail-
way. c. X BANNISTER.
President
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Crlpp pie

The iron grasp of scrofula has no
mercy upon its victims. This demon
of the blood is often not satisfied with
causing dreadful sores, but racks the
body with the pains of rheumatism
until Hoods Sarsaparilla cures-
"Nearly four years ago became at
ficted with scrofula and rheumatism.
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EXTRA GARBAGE WAGONS.

The request of Sanitary Inspector
Greenewald, Health Commissioner
Daily and the sanitary committee.
that the health department, contrary
to the usual custom, be permitted to
use six garbage wagons during the
winter months, instead of four, as
heretofore, so that garbage service
could be given district No. 2. brought
forth vigorous objections from Rom
ney, who predicted that the city would
be in terrible condition financially
about next summer Mr.. Romney said
he paid over $4,000 in taxes per year.
and it didn't matter how many teams
We're on duty, neither the teams nor
the sanitary inspector would show up.
Whenever he had any garbage to haul
away, he had to pay for it, although
he had many times thought that by
paying a city official he might have
got the work done cheaper
Mulvey objected to Romney's al
fusion to paying a city official for do
ing what the city paid such official for.
After some further discussion, in
which LIE Probon, Lloyd, O'Meara. and
Stewart participated. the request was
granted by unanimous vote.
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Great kid glove sale this week at
R. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co
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HARDLY NECESSARY,

/. O'Meara offered resolution instruct
ing the city recorder to notify the
heads of all the city departments that
next Tuesday, Nov. 3, is q legal holt
day. Many members thought such a
resolution was unnecessary, and it was
therefore defeated.
o'Meara thereupon offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the city supervisor
of streets is hereby instructed to re-
move from the streets all unoccupied
booths, and that the permits for such
booths be revoked"
The resolution was passed, after
which an adjournment was taken IN
til next Friday night, next Tuesday
being election day.
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AGAINST Mr.. MCDONALD
Supreme Court Decides the Elk.
Policeman rlust Go to Jail.
AssAuLTING sAcHARIsoN
DIR. MCCOY cosssIrrTED To THE
CUSTODY of THE SHERIFF.

Simon Bamberger's Report of His
ReceivcrsIiip and the Sale of the
Grent Hot Springs and Salt Lake
Railway Company Approved =
Cases to Come Up in the Federal
Courts.
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FEDERAL COURTS.
The November Term Commences
Next Monday.

On Monday, the I'd day of November
next, Judge Marshall will call the calen-
dar of cases at issue and make up trial
calendar for the November term. The
cases in which Judge Marshall was at
torney, and disqualified from trying will
be set for trial first before Hon. Moses
Hallett of Denver, who will be here on
the 10Th of November. The cases will be
called in the following order, and set
upon motion of either side:
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States senate who is in favor of silver,
Tor do not indorse the st. Louis gold
standard plank"
If elected to the legislature viii you
go into the Republican caucus?''
/ don't know; ] have not given the
matter much thought. ] believe !
would
IF you should go into the Republic
an caucus and the caucus Endorsed
Brown, would you support Brown. OF
would you bolt the caucus?"
Il do not believe that I would SUD-
port any man who stands on the finan-
ciaf plank Of the St Louis platform,
and as / understand Browns position
he is supporting Mckinley and the Re
publican platform. If that is true ]
will not support him"
Christiansen's attitude toward Brown
will amuse the good people OF Sewer.
When the senator first began the in
vasion of the wales of Sewer, Chris
soon persuaded him to part with
Ctah's boss McKinleyite, and on the
second day Brown was left to make
his political pilgrimage alone.
B. H. Greenwood, the Democratic
candidate for the house of representa-
tives, is more popular than Christian
sen. Christensen is called a water
hog" by his neighbors, and the title is
given him because of his proneness
to utilize the irrigation ditch to the
detriment Of his fellow irrigators.
Greenwood is also interested in irriga-
ton matters, but he has the reputa-
ton of always being willing TO have
an equal division of water He is also
interested in farming, mining and mill
ing enterprises; in the early days he
was freighter in Nevada and Utah,
and has by his business ability anil
enterprise secured a competency. He
is sound on all matters now interest
ing the people of Utah, is a good speak
er and his experience will make of him
a valuab BILE legislator.
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FrIuay and SATURDAY, Nov. S and I.
Darkest Russia.
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SsPEcVAr
NEXT ATTRACTION

Prices. si.50. s1.eO, 50c and Csc. Sale of
seats begins Friday, Oct 30.