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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-26

1920 ST. Paul, $1,000 Sugar, 70, 400
Reading. and 1920 Burlington &
Quincy.
The bond list was strong. The sales
were heavy, footing up S1,672, 600.
81 ooklyn wharf and warehouse IS rose
AZ, to 9614; C. &. o. General 415s, liz, to
71A; Ann Arbor Is, III. to 6S1a; Ameri-
can Spirits 6s, .. to So; Kansas Pacific
Con. Is, certificates, /, to 90; Kansas &
Texas As, l, to S115 Susquehanna &
Western General IS. IL, to 6S; St
Louis, Southwestern lists, Az. to 701s;
do. seconds. 21s, to 274s; Texas Pacific
lists. 1as. to S11a; do. seconds. rs, 20
1875; Toledo. st. Louis & Kansas City,
6s, certificates, 8, to SO; Union Pacific
IS of 1897. 5, to los; do. of 1898, 4, 20
1051s; Cordage IS, certificates. .. to "a;
Wabash seconds, 2, to IS: and Wiscon-
sin Central IS, certificates, IL. to &c.
Kings County Elevated 5s brought
S712 against 571a before today.
In government bonds $4,000 coup. As
of 1925 sold at 116A@116a4, and $500
reg. at 1161a.
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Timpson are hotel guests from Salt
Lake.
Lieutenant S. n. Dunning of the
United States army has commenced his
work in the Agricultural college. He
succeeds Lieutenant Styer who has de-
parted with his wife for New York.
Mr.. Joseph Gordon and Miss Sarah
Wilson, two of Logan's respected young
people, were married at the Logan tenn
pie.
The friends of Robert T. Patton will
regret to hear of his death, which oc-
CURED Monday last at his home in
this city He was seized with vonlit-
ing and died quite suddenly. The ply
stefan was of the opinion that he broke
z, blood vessel
Miss Della Heath of Salt Lake is in
Logan visiting Mrs. NJ. Z. Hanks.
The Populists hold their convention
here on Sept. % at the county court
house
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THE SHIPS.

SIN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 20
Arr.r ed-Bark Kase Davenport {Ameri-
can Reynolds. Port Blakeley; Barhen-
zine ". H. Dimonls (Anleriean) Nils,l,
Hcrollllu.
Cleared-ship Jordanhill British)
Taylor. Dunkirk
Sailed-Steamers O1sizaba (America)
Won Helms, Guaymas; Columbia
(American) Bells, Astoria, ships, J. r.
Brown (American) Bagune Nanaimo
Carradale BriTisl) Smith, Queergtown;
John Cook Britisl) Magee, Queens
town.
PORT TOWNSEND, Sept. 25.-Ar-
rived-Bark Harvey (American) Homo
lulu; sailed-Ship John \. Briggs
(American) Plymouth
SAN DIEGO Sept. 25.-Arrtved-Ship
Amazon (Brilisf) London.
SEATTLE. Wash, Sept. 25-Arrived
Bark Rufus E. Wood (American) San
Francisco.
ASTORIA. Sept. 5.-sailed-stearner
State of California (Amer1can) San
Francisco.
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Chicago, Sept. 25.-Liverpool entered
an objection to advancing wheat prices
this morning, and this market which
yesterday displayed symptoms of wan
ing enthusiasm, sustained the obJec-
ton. The large holders emphaucally
deny selling any Of the wheat bouSht
earlier in the week, but that the slnaiiet
fry were not so tenacious was plainly
apparent. The scalpers used all eXer-
tions to force this market up during
the morning, but the instant they ceas-
ed buying prices sagged. Receipts IN
the northwest were 722 cars, against
!, DAB last Friday, and Sal year ago;
Chicago received 236 cars and inspected
out 73,473 bushels. A private LlyerIoool
cable quoting ID decline was effective
in causing q, decline to the inside put
price. but the board of trade ofilciaA
Iiyerpool quotations were only I'D
lower and p1ices then strengthened, ad-
yancing rapidly until they touched 6o12
for December, 2 cents above the lowest
noint of the day. Afterwards they re-
acted and declined. Export clearances
were 222 173 bushels. There were no
continental cables today on account Vi
fhe wire Interruptions. Near the close
there was another buying hurry, VIZ WIZ
the best figures of the day were quoted,
December wheat opened from ooA 10
64M: sold between 641s and 671sq6l a
closing at 671a, 15s higher than yester-
day. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
146 cars. ~
Oats-Meagre interest attached to
oats. Prices were almost stationary
during the early hours and subsequent
lv the changes were of a slow and per
fl1nctory sort Receipts were 459 cars
and 101 400 bushels were w1thdraNWni
from stock. May oats closed son
higher. Estimated receipts for tomor-
row, 467 cars.
Provisions were comparatively steaay
whilst business was not really possessed
of any particular interest. Packers SOFA
some as the SESSION. progressed and prices
under the pressure eased off. When
Grain strengthened later in the day,
produce firned in sympathy. January
pork closed unchanged, January lard
&c. lower. January ribs unchanged
WfeaIt2september, 66A; December
671k; May, 702z.
|. Corn-September. 211a@215s; Decem-
Der. 2214 May, 2514@25ss.
Oats-September 16%; December, IL
@1S; May, 19as@191a. -,
Pork-October, 60T14; January, l.li12'
Lard-October, $40; January. 40.
Ribs-October, 3.25; January, S.571s.
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Liverpool wheat.

Liverpool, Sept. 25.-spot wheat
steady, poor demand: California club,
5s 111ad; No. 1 northern, 5s 912d. Corn,
firm, fair demand. American mixed,
IS 1oA. Flour, standard, hard spring
bakers, los.
Futures-Wheat, nominal; No 1 Cal
ifornia, September. October, Novem-
Der and December, IS lid. Red Ameri-
can easy. good demand; September, Oc-
tobnr. November and Decemhhr, 5s
7Ad; January, 5s Sd. Corn quiet, good
demand; American mixed, September
and October, Is 1913; November and
December, IS lid.
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feectrs S.4O@3.e0: fair to good stockars
and feeders. 2-6O@335; bulls, choice to
extra. 2.S003.10; calves, good to choice,
550Q6.10; calves, commons to good, 800
c. y. western range steers, 2.60G5G0;
other prices UNCHANGED.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000; heavy pack
ing and shipping lots 2.3503.35; common,
to choice mixed, 195@3.45; choice as
soi@ed. 3.S5@3.45; Eight, 2.95@3.45; Digs,
1JtG335
Sheep Receipts. 10000; inferior to
choice, 1-70@5.25; lambs, S.OO9475.
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Provo Paragraphs.

PROVO. Sept. 25.-The nominations
made in the convention here yesterday
give general satisfaction among all
classes except the few Mckinley fol-
lowers. Democrats are pleased, Popu-
lists are Jubilant, and Independent Re-
publicans are enthusiastic.
The ticket viii poll two to one more
than the Mckinley Republican ticket
Followers of John c. Graham are call
ing the Independent Republicans very
hard names, traitors back sliders, )"
etc, etc. They have especially got it in
for Major L. aolbIool1, nominee for Con
gress on the Independent ticket. Rol-
brook, however, viii poll a heavier vote
than any goldbug Republican who can
be put w.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
Charles Dupee VS.. John D. Shaffer
ct al; default and judgment entered
in favor of the plaintiff for $395.S0, $40
attorneys fees, and $3.50 costs.
Mary z. Dougall VS.. n. H. Groesbeck
ct al; dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Nj. Glazier VS.. A. @. Glazier; set for
hearing second Monday in December.
Burnha1n Munger HavTa & Co. VS..
Charles w. Brereton; dismissed at plain
tiff's cost.
The three boys, Chisholm, Kirkwood
and Whitehead. who ran away a few
days ago, returned to Provo yesterday
of their own accord.
Marshal Storrs of Springville came
over to Provo today in quest of d tramp
who had stolen a suit Of clothes.
Miss Alexander who has charge of
The Herald circulation at Ogden, is Wis
icing with relatives and friends here.
Miss Francis Thompson, the telegraph
operator at Fillmore, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. John, of the F'irs,. ward Tor
a 9a.s days.
Hon. S. Il. Thurman went south as far
as Beaver last evening, where he is en-
gagged in a big water suit to be tried
there before Judge Higgins.
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enionno Lixe stock.

Union Stock Yards. Sept. 25-The de
r.aand for cattle today was better han
usual ON Friday. Offerings were light
e. prices Ice. ni5ner.
Hogs were in active demand ard
mode, ate supply. An advance of &c.
tJCk place.
Sheep and lambs were steady Offer
ings were strong, but there was a
good demand.
CattIe-Receipts, $500; fancy beeves,
5.OO@5.10; choice to prime, 1900 to 1900
pou..d steers, .53G4.90; good to en- re
stee { 1000 to LOCO pounds, 4.15@4A5;
medium steers, 1000 to. 1900 pounds.
S.s5@4.10; fair beef steers, $50 to 1900
pounds, 3.70@3.90; butcher steers, 3.25
$3.50; good TO choice stockers anG
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DR.. Kings New Discovery For Com
SUMPTION.

This is the best medicine in the world
for all forms of Coughs and Colds and
for Consumption. Every bottle is guar
anteed. 1t will cure and not disappoint.
I'd has no equal for Whooping Cough.
Asthma. Hay Fever, Pneumonia. Bron-
chitis, La Grippe, Cold in the Head and
for Consumption. It is safe for all ages.
pleasant to take, and, above all. q
sure cure. 1t is always we'll to take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills in connec-
ton with DR.. Kings New Discovery, as
they regulate and tone the stomach
and bowels. We guarantee perfect sat
isfaction or return money. Free trial
bottles at q. G.. NJ. I. drug dept. Regu-
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Kansas city Live Stock.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 25.-Hog-
Receipts, 5000: market strong: light
and pigs. S.O5@3.20; medium, 3.OO@3 20;
heavy, 2.S003.0O.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; market strong;
native steers. best, 410@4 so: fair to
good, 1.65@2.SO; bulls. 1.75@2.65 stock
ers and feeders. 2.5063.70; Texas and
western, 2.40@9.5O; calves, 4OO@100O
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady.
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Rich Connty Convention.

RANDOLPH. Utah, Sept 25.-The Re-
publican county convention met at Ran
dolph on September % eand the following
ticket was nominated:
Member to the legislature-A. w.
Nebeker.
County commissioners-A E. Eastman.
Peter johnson and George Pope.
Clerk-O w. Jacobson.
Recorder-Mrs Mary A. South.
Treasurer-John c. Gray.
Assessor-Samuel Weston.
Attorney. w Satterthwaite.
Surveyor-George Galbraith.
Sheriff-D. S. Marshall
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SIRE no WHY

The people recognize and appreciate
real merit That is why Hoods Sar-
saparilla has the largest sales in the
world Merit in medicine means the
power to cure. Hoods Sarsaparilla
ures-absolutely, permanently cures.
1t is the One True Blood Purifier. It's
superior merit is an established fact,
and merit wins.
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New York, Sept. 25.-Hops-Quiet, un-
changed.
sugar-Quiet, unchanged.
Pig iron-Fairly active; American,
CopperMEasier; lake, 1o.65@1o.75.
Silver-655s.
Lead-BareIy steady; domestic, 2.75
Tln-Firmer. straights. 1295@15.OO.
Plates quiet.
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wall Street.


NEW YORK, Sept. 25-Money on
call, easy at 3@41a per cent: last loan
at az and closing offered at So per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 100.
Sterling exchange is steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at
4S115@4.S1s4 for 60 days and 4S3M @4.84
for demand. Posted rates, 4S2G04. 941b.
Commercial bills, 4S0A @4S1A.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds higher.
Railroad bonds firm
stocks at the opening were inclined
to weakness and a. fractional recession
was noted in the usually active list on
account OF a moderate decline in prices
in London. The weakness was short
lived, however. and before ii o'clock
the market developed increased
strength. No reasons We're ASSIGNED
for the buying, which is still attributed
to thte easier condition of the money
market, the influx of gold and the i'm
proYement in the business situation.
Commission houses had more TO do
than for some time past and a number
of stocks which have been neglected
for months figure in the dealings.
Confidence was stimulated by the
heavy arrivals of gold today and by
reports that further amounts will be
forWarded from London next week. A
rumor OF the formation of big bull
pool at the Office of a prominent Broad
way firm, with Washington connec
tons, had some influence in certain
quarters. In addition to the buying for
the long account there was some cover
ing OF long outstanding contracts in
Manhattan and otner specialties The
stock named jumped 21k, to 303s. The
report Of a close alliance with the
Metropolitan Traction was again re-
vived and again denied. Bulls ON Man
haitian generally attributed the rise in
the stock to the improvement in the
earnings OF the company. Tt was said
that the gain, as compared with last
year, is nearly a thousand dollars a
day. The advance in the usually active
list ranged from 1ato 215 per cen-.
sugar rose 21a. TO 1885,; Burlington,
IL, TO 7Oal; Tobacco, is, to 64as; At
Gibson preferred, IL, to 1879.
Chicago Gas. rs, to 627s; st. Paul,
rs, TO 72M; Rock Island, 1, to 62ss;
Colorado Fuel, rs, to 2O5s; Illinois
Central, IL, to 1Os; Louisville &
Nashville, IL, to 421z; Kansas & Texas.
preferred. rs, to 24as; Missouri Pa
cific rs, to 21ss; Jersey Central, ~,
to 1888; Southern, preferred, 15s, to
20 -, tennessee Coal, !, to 123A;
Leather, preferred, rs, to 5Ssa, and
Western Union, l. to S4M.
Near the close the sharp rise noted
invited sales to realize profits, and a
reaction of 4 to q per cent ensued. In
the inactive list American Gable rose
5, to 80; Great Northern. preferred. II.
to 100; Illinois Steel, 37s, to ass; Met
ropolitan Traction, AZ, to 90; Minnesota
Iron, 3, to So: Pullman, 2, to al. Total
sales were 256,797 shares, including
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South omaha Live stock.

South Omaha, Neb., Sept. 25.-Hogs-
Receipts, $500; market active. SC.
higher; light and mixed, 2.35@3I5;
heavy, 2.SO03.00.
Cattle-Rece3pts, $500; market strong
to higher, steers. 310@4.2O; cows, 1900
81 feeders, 2.75@350.
S!leep-Receipts, $500; market str ing.
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PARK CITY, Sept. 25.-The ticket nomi-
mated by the Democratic state convention
at Provo yesterday was enthusiastically
received in Park City, and will receive
the solid endorsement of Democrats and
Republicans alike. The people of Park
City are earnest in their praise of the
patriotic and generous action of Fisher
S. Harris, in sacrificing personal ambition
for the advancement of the party by
withdrawing his name from the ticket in
order that a silver Republican might be
selected. The selection of John J. Daily
as an elector is highly satisfactory to
both parties. and insures a unanimous
support OF the Democratic ticket by the
Republicans of Park City.
w. Groo and Geo. r. Hancock left on the
Utah Central this afternoon for Salt
Lake to attend the Democratic judicial
convention as delegates from Park City.
shipment of forty-two bars of silver,
containing 2SS10S1 ounces of fine silver,
was made from the Ontario mill yester-
day TO the refinery at Aurora, Ill.
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THE BANK
CLEARINCS
FOR The WEEK
Nearly All Cities Quoted Show a
Decrease.
SALT LAKE AMONG THEM
MODERATE IMPROVEMENT IN BUsI-
NESS REPORTED.

1t is as Yet Little More Than a step
Towards Better Things, But it
Has Airenasy Started Some Import
ant Works and Prompted Few
Profitable Contracts - Specula-
tive Buying OF WooI-The Metals
Quiet.
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CRUISERS FOR JAPAN.

NEW YORK, Sept. PA Herald
special from washington says: The two
Japanese naval attaches who have been
in this country for several months ex-
amining plans and specifications for
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The entire Tintic. Utah county and
Salt Lake county delegations with band
will leave Salt Lake city for Ogden at
9:55 a. M, September 26. Special train
will return Immediately after the con-
vention R. G. W. is the only official line
and only line running special after
close of convention. Rate, S1.50 for the
round "trip.
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NEWS FROM
NEARBY CITIES
AND TOWNS
A Sharper Works Logan People
to Finish.
MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.
CAMP Is CHRIsTENED IN HONOR OF
LAsSITER.

Patriots Mt Park City Raufy the
Ticket Named at Provo, and Are
Enrnest in Their Praise of the
Action OF Fisher Harris, VINO De-
cIincd a Great Honor in the Inter
cst of What He, at Least, COnsid-
cred the Public Weai.
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wo1cotf's .sz-ain Pnint, Remedy
Promptly subdues inflammation, and
pain instantly stops. Try it and be
convinced; 25c., soc. and 81 bottles
All druggists sell it.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The bank clear
ings of the principal cities for the week
ended September 25, with comparisons, as
telegraphed to Bradstreets' were:
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/ NEW. YORK, Sept. PR. G. DUN &
co. will say tomorrow in their weekly
review of trade:
A very moderate and yet distinct inn
provement is seen, no longer one in the
buying Of materials, which continues
and stiffens prices, but also in orders
for products Of some industries, in
money markets, and in exports of
staples. 1t its as yet Eetle more than
a step toward better things but it has
already started some Important works
ard prompted a few considerable con-
tracts. While the gain in working
force is not great it seems clear tha.L
for the first time in many months there
is some net gain. An important change
in the produce market vas tine improve
ment in wheat, which rose sharply on
Thursday and Friday, closing 511sc.
higher for the week. Reports OF crops
abroad were supposed to be the chief
cause, as visible supplies in this coun-
try increased largely, but for the first
time since July l, western receipts fell
below those of the same week last year.
Atlantic exports, flour. included, were
for the week a. little more than a year
ago, for September, 100000 bushels
more and q, S07 ,553 bushels since July
/, against 14,42S,30S last year. IF there
should come an unusual foreign de-
mand, it would make q, great difference
with future business.
Speculative buying OF wool does not
abate, sales for four weeks having been
224, 400 pounds against. 23,75S970 last
year, but no gains in prices are report
ed Few WOODEN mills are resunling,
the belated demand for heavy goods
constituting most of the gain visible.
but manufacturers show confidence that
more goods viii be wanted when the
future is more clear. gl
Finished products Of iron meet more
inquiry and the placing of contracts for
5000 tons of steel for three new battle
ships for one large building here and
for several bridges, explain the start
ing of two or three works. But after
such months as have passed a, little
business is a gain.
A sharp fall of 81 per ton in low pllos-
palorous pig and slight rise in grey
forge at Pittsburg and in steel plates
are the only changes noted in prices
Exports of $4,000 tons OF rails this year
at prices far below those current here
and $4,000 tons pig to England at So 90
at Manchester, freight being at least
S315, indicate unloading a surplus
abroad to avoid weakening markets
here. Tin plates are slightly lower. by
home consumption to $3.50 against So. 90
for foreign and tin is a. shade weaker
at IL cents, copper at 1915 and lead at
$50
There is no change in boot and shoe
manufacture
Failures for the week have been 315
in this United States against 216 last
year and 80 in Canada. against so last
year.
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dump lit here and run away and leave
it for us to possess and enjoy, or they
will exchange it with us for some of
our surplus products at our own price.
In either case we can stand it No
one Will dare to assert that foreigner
can come here and demand that we
take his silver and pay gold for it,
and even if that should happen would
the foreigner be benefited when both
metals are at q parity-dollar for dol
lar? No, let the silver come"
Before closing the speaker made a
strong appeal to silver Republicans
not to throw away their votes by aid
ing the election of Republican con-
gresham and senator. He declared
that the great hope for silver was first
to elect Bryan, and, second, to send
men to congress who are in touch with
Bryan and in sympathy with his policy
men who are first of all tried and true
friends of silver. Such men can be of
service in the restoration of the white
metal, where men opposed to the new
administration would be worse than
useless. He himself expected to vote
the Democratic ticket straight, for by
doing SO he saw a chance to advance
the CAUSE of silver.
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MAY RECOVER.

Mr. Israel Hadlock, of Roy, Weber
county. who came near losing his life
by having his house blown down upon
him last Friday night, is reported TO be
improving. and 1T now seems probable
that he Will recover. He is slowly re-
gaining the use of his arms and the
upper portion of his body, though his
lower limbs are still paralyzed. His
wife. who was also seriously injured, is
out OF danger.
CONVENTIONS WORK APPROVED.
The work of the Provo convention
gives general satisfaction here. King
for representative will carry Davis
county by a sweeping majority.
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Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy
to operate Cure indigestion, headache.
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AS Seen BY Dun.

Total for the Dominion of Canada, SIS
72e, 6S2; increase, IS.
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See the New Novelty Neck-wear at
r. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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REPUBLICAN SPECIAL To OGDEN,

The King of Pills is Beecham's-
REECHAM'S
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Amount. Inc. Dec.

Iotal United States. 1857, Jos, 264I 80. L
outside New York. 81, 1856, 009l go l.
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
woman Threw slrone Lre.

CHIILICoTHE, O., Dec Is.-There is
great excitement at Bethel, small station
three miles south of Kingston, this coun-
ty, occasioned by a horrible atrocity which
occurred there. Two married women,
named Moon and Shell quarreled, and the
Shell woman threw a bucket of strong
I've water into the face Of Mrs Moon and
her infant daughter. Both have their eyes
burned out and their heads and faces also
terribly burned The baby died in a short
time, and the mother is in terrible agony,
her death being looked for every moment
Mrs. Shell made her escape but is being
pursued by several hundred men and boys,
assisted by dogs, and if captured a lynch
ing is probable.
Evening journal., 1896-12-18
GOMpERS IS IAD0RSED.
His Enemies In the Federation
Miss Their Aim.
WILL BE RE-BLBoEBD PRESIDENT.

Refutes Charges Brought Against Kim
and Is Sustained by the Federation ~
Labor-seid no Was Teady to Answer
Any Questions. but None was Asked.
CINCINNATI, Dec ls.-Delegate Mahon
of tie Street Railway union caused o SEM
,ation ln the American Federation Of La
Dor conference yesterday by moving that
4 committee Of five be appointed to inyes-
bgate charges which, he said, were being
circulated against the general officers Of
the federation. Neither Mr. Mahon nor
any one else would specify the charges,
despite many demands therefor.
President Gompers Immediately called
Delegate Phillips to the chair and refrain
sd from participating in the proceedings
on this question, as did all the other Off
GERS also All the officers denied any
knowledge of the rumors.
motion to table Mr.. Mahon's motion
was lost-yeas, 13; nays 59--and he again