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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-07
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.
e'Srsae-aoeraenes ,aaas=

Homer Pennock, at the head of a party
of miners and an assayer left Salt Lake
Monday evening 20 embark at Portland
Or for the Alaskan gold fields. Mr..
Pennock was ct the Knutsford IN to
Yesterday evening and gave an account of
his expedition. At Portland he will be
Joined by Jim Duggan.
Cooks Inlet on the coast of Alaska is
the destination of the party and they
go there to work valuable placer fields
located about = year ago by Dugean
The Pennock-Duggan party has title to
about 80 acres on one of the innumerabIe
rivers that run from the base of the main
range to the coast. The gold is found in
coarse gravel beds. One can. il is
claimed, take out S. TO So a dav in gold
which is of a very fine quality. TO
properly fit out an expedition is a very
expensive affair. Warm clothes and good
grub are necessities, the alternate being
pneumonia.
Leo Moore. lieutenant in her Britannia
maJesty's royal Inniskillen Fusiliers. an
irish regiment Of the line. was among
those who arrived at the Knutsfo-d yes
terday- Lieutenant Moore would afford
an excellent target for the rifles of the
Beers or any other South African used to
picking off game at long range He is
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-" EPIDEnlC FUND.-
Its Application Discussed by Nc
KinleY and Alger.

Washington. April 6.-After President
Mckinley received the news this AFTER
noon OF the passage of the Bate resolu
ton in the senate. making available me
endemic fund of $4,000 for the relief
of the flood sufferers in the southwest
he had long conference with Secretary
A!ger. 1t was practically agreed that
this resolution removed the necessity Tor
ar appeal from the president TO congress.
asking that an appropriation for the SUI
1ererS be made. and while il was not def
nltel: stated that the proposed message
Should not be sent. il is extremely i'm
probable that the president will commu-
nicate with the legislative branch on the
subject President Mckinley and Secre-
tary Alger examined the maps of the
Hooded section, and the kilograms repre-
Senting the situation there. They dis
cussed the subject thoroughly and parted
with the understanding stated. The pres
iGent will not leave Washington on his
outing until the Bate resolution or some
other relief measure has been Signed.
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Elections in Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Wis. April 6.-Judge John
h. Mann (non-partisan) was reelected
here today as county judge. and George
= sutherland (non-partisan) as iudSe
OF the superior court. Nine candidates
were in the field
The city of Madison went Democratic
ny % majority in today's municipal cleo
ton The result is a victory for the
liberal clement which has been lighting
I'M! .he present republican administration for
its enforcement of midnight and SUNDAY
closing ordinances.
McCord (Repl was elected mayor of La
crosse and the Democrats were victorious
at Oshkosh.
West Superior, Wis. April 6-Rev.
Charles Starkweather was elected mayor
on the independent ticket today.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The ninth and farewell presentation
of the popular Mascot" was given at
the theatre last evening before a good
audience, and one that was bolsterously
enthusiastic.
rIonlSht the company's latest success.
PATIENCE, will be repeated The last
performance here will be given tonnor-
row night and the final one in Ogden
ana Logan Friday and Saturday.
{. s. e
The Silver King drew second
neavy audience at the Grand last even
ing. The final curtain went down half
an hour earlier than on the opening
night The individual acting was ali
good and the audience was Thoroughly
enthusiastic.
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RHEUMAqISM

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed to cure acute or muscular rheu-
shooting pains in any part of the body
stopped by few doses. A prompt. COM
plete and permanent cure for lameness,
soreness, stiff back and all pains in hips
and loinS- Chronic rheumatism. scia tica,
lumhago or pain in the back are speedily
cured. 1t seldom fails to give relief from
one or two doses, and almost invariably
cures, before one bottle has been used.
Price, Sc
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san FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
San Francisco. April s.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. April 6.-Cattle-Receipts
5000; calves, good to fancy, 4.S0@5.5O:
calves, common to good, S.0Od47 10;
Texas fed steers. fair to choice. 500
1 50: Texas COWS. bulls and oxen, 2.45
also: other prices unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. Heavy pack
ing and shipping lots. S.60G4.071s; COM
mon to prime mixed, 3.S504075a; choice
assorted, 4O0@405; light, 3.S5@405;
pigs. 100000.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Inferior to
choice, 3.S0G5.25: lambs. 3.7505.50.
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Was q Mixnn Thnrn

st. Paul Mimi April e.-AIunicinal eIac-
tons were held today throughout Mime
sofa and from returns received here up to
a late hour tonight the Republican party
met with general success. especially on
the heads of the tickets
Al Mankatoo, however, A r Plan
1Dem.) was elected mayor over L. a
Under Rep.). -
AT Tracey the reform ticket was elected
and license carried
New Ulm elected a citizens and non
partisan ticket. while Fergus Falls went
for the independent candidates. Hastings
ing returned straight Republican ticjIets
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every one of the painful irregularities
and weaknesses that prey upon women.
They fade the face, waste the figure,
ruin the temper, wither you up, make
you old before your tine
Get well: That's the way to look well.
Cure the disorders and ailments that
beset you, with DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. 1t regulates and pro-
notes all the womanly functions. i'm
proves digestion, enriches the blood,
dispels aches and pains, melancholy
and nervousness, brings refreshing
sleep, and restores health and strength
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went to America The consistorv Of the
diocese of London recently ordered in
reply 10 a petition, that the og shouI5
be transferred to the United States m
Wednesday last the terms of the ;~an'-
Ter were arranged between Mr.. Garter IN
American charge d'affaires. and tbs
IS understood that Mr.. Bayard will pres
sent the log 10 the governor of AIass,,-
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WOOL MEN In SESSION
Second Annual Meeting of the
Utah Association.
ENDORSE THE DlNGLEY BILL
AS THE BEST MEASURE UNDER
EXISTING CIRCUMSTANCES.

Letter From Senator Rawlins Read
in Which He Favors a Uniform
Tariff of s cents a Pound on All
Grades of Wool With Large Re
duction in the Proposed Rates of
Duty on Wooden Manufacture
Officers Elected for the Ensuing
Year.
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Interest in Roosevelt's Successor.

New York. April 6.-The interest of the
politicians in this city centers on Mr..
Roosevelts successor in the police board.
Some folks think the mayor viii appoint
an organization representative.
President Lauterbach of the Republican
county committee. who returned from
Washington today said that he had no
idea who would be likely TO succeed
Commissioner Roosevelt. and had hear I'd
only one candidate named. This man. he
said. IS an organization Republican. but
did not want the place.
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South Omaha Live Stool.

South Omaha, April 6-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1890. Market &c. lower. range,
$50 TO 1886; practically everything at
3S5.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; Market was
steady, active; steers. 3.75@450; COWS,
l75Q400; feeders. 3.40@445.
Sheep-Receipts LOO; market strong
to 10c. higher; western muttons, 40.
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officers for the ensuing year were
then elected as above and the meeting
adjourned.
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Log of the rInvaower.

London, April ct is stated that GER
tain amount of ceremony is proposed in
connection with the presentation by the
Archbishop of Canterbury TO ex-AInbas-
sador Bayard of the 4og OF the May1Ower.
the vessel on which the Pilgrim Fathers
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and wsfe. Iowa; E L. Abrams. Denver;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirshborn. New
York: J. Jacobs. San Francisco; ]. r,
Cash. Chicago; George Anderson, w.
Forrest. Denver; Charles Birch. Ogden;
Mrs. ID. Townsend and son, Charles City,
Ia: J. II. Dickey, Kansas City: Frank
Crandell. Dover. Del; Miss kiruD, Eas-
ton, Md.
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New York, April 6.-Money on call
las been easy at 11a@1s4 per cent; last
loan at IL, and closing at IL per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Sl4as4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange quiet, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S524 G4S6
for 60 days. and 4.S7@AS7A for de-
mand. Posted rates. 4.S6kG4SS.
Commercial bills. 4.S412Q4.S5lz.
Government bonds have been firm;
state bonds dull; railway bonds lower.
There was a still further falling off
in business at the Stock Exchange to-
day, the sales of stocks footing up only
1881 shares, the smallest total for
some time past. The market was IN
settled throughout and responded
quickly to manipulation. The profess
Sional element was in full control and
legitimate business, that is to say, COM
mission orders. cut but an unimportant
figure in the days operations.
Sugar was sold by Washington and
lower Wall street houses on the belief
that the senate viii make no material
change in the Dingley bill.
IN the meantime the concern is get
ting its raw sugar into the country as
last as possible to avoid the duty soon
to be imposed. In the final dealings the
market was firm for the railway and
miscellaneous list, and barely steady
for Jersey Central Net changes show
advances Of 1sG5s per cent. Sugar,
Jersey Central and Leather pfd. lost
= per cent, and Lackawana, rs.
The bond market was quiet and
weaker in tone. The sales footed up
Slice, 600
In government bonds $4,000 coupon
As of 1925 sold at 124, and $500 coupon
As of 1907 at 112Ik.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GOSSIP OF THE Town. 5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The wise ones who have been speculat-
ing upon the vacancies in the apostle
| ship and naming divers ecclesiastics for
| the elevated sacredotal position are non
plussed. Which is sufficient proof that
| ne who Speculates is lost unless he has 2
more substantial ether for his airy men
tai NenturinGs than anything involving
| prophecy of the probable action of the
men VINO are at the head of Mormonism.
me leaders of the Mormon faith have
simply done something in similitude of
what they have done before and which
theZ take an ecstatic delight in doing
they have fooled the dear. Specializing
public and put the wise ones to rout
q 6. %
On tuesday contemporary discovered
that in addition TO its other ACCOMPLISH
ments It was possessor of prophetic
gifts, and Immediately it made an ex-
ploitation which proved very disastrous
indeed to the presidency and y apostles.
when they prepared TO fill the vacancies
in the quorum. The contemporary with
a lucid and penetrating wisdom. suddenly
became aware of how the apostolic Vacan-
c-es were to be filled and even dealt out
10 the eXpectant public the names of
the two high priests who were shortly
to survive elevation 10 the aDostleshiD
Seldom IN this age. when people no longer
pretend TO read the meaning of that set
and sardonic grin which decorates the
race OF the sphynX. has such sagacity
been shown. The contemporary in the
ine frenzy to which its discovery had
elevated II. even vouchsafed two very
charming and life-lize chalk plates of the
men who We're shortly TO have a place
reserved for them at the apostolic board.
/. g g
The effect of this discovery must have
been extremely nerve-shattering upon the
first presidency and p Awaking from
dewy and innocent slumbers they became
aware of two startling daguereotypes of
the very men whom they had decided to
invite into the two apostolic seats 1t
must have been a bitter and humiliating
thing TO learn that here was a prophet
more potent and powerful in visual range
than they. Having found this long-vis-
toned candidate for prophetic honors had
accurately discovered their plans for
completing the Topped quorum. only one
satisfaction remained to them. which
was to deDrive this new Daniel the con-
temporary, of the perennial joy of say
ing that he had told YOU so. And so |
the two men whom they had chosen. and /
whom the contemporary. with ripe and /
beautiful sagacity. and with prophetic
instinct had heraldsd. lost the opportunity /
OF folding themselves in the pride and 4
glory of apostolic robes Really. the /
large. prophetic gifts of the contempo- |
rary OF this paper are getting to be /
quite embarrassing
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SENATOR RAWLINS ON WOOL
TARIFF.

A letter from Senator Rawlins in re-
Spouse to a communication directed to
the senator by the president of the as
ISOLATION, was read as follows:
Washington, d. c., March 80, 1897.
Dear Sir-Yours of the 22nd at hand,
and your candid and intelligent presen-
tation of the phase of the tariff relat-
ing to wool read with appreciation. AL
though the task is a somewhat hope
less one, l shall be glad to do what l
can to bring about the nearest posi-
BILE approach to equity and justice in
the adjustment of the tariff duties. AS
the wool schedule has so far been ar
ranged it is clearly inequitable. The
duty on wooden manufactures is very
excessive. The duty on woods of the
first and second classes is, in my opin
ion, too high, while that on the third
class, as compared with the general
rates of duty provided in the tariff bill,
is too low. AS at present advised l am
inclined to favor a uniform rate of say
cents a pound on all grades of wool
with a large reduction in the proposed
rates of duty on wooden manufactures.
Yours truly,
JOSEPH L. RAWLINS."
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Tangier. April 6-SOme time ago. the
American vice-consul at Ell Araish be
came Involved in an alteration with a
Moorish soldier. who threatened to shoot
the vice CONSUL The latter made a
formal complaint to the consul here. who.
in turn. laid the matter before the de-
partment of state The consul has now
received instructions to demand reSa-a-
ton from the sultan, and a letter to that
effect has been forwarded to Fee. the
capital.
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The Templeton-A. Z. Ellis and family
Charles City. Ia; w. II. Oliver Salida.
Colo: H. B. Ransdell, Council Bluffs;
J. e. Chasler. Logan; S. F. Curtis, Sa-
lem. Utah; J. Z. Yates and wife, city;
w. d. Johnson, Philadelphia; ]. c. Weet-
er. city; John Scowcroft, Ogden; Sam
Ouerbach and wife child and maid, Miss
Ouerbach. Louisville. KY; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alcozier,- Nephi.
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Lima. Peru. April 1.-THE illness from
which United States Minister A Nc
Kenzie has been suffering for some days
has developed the most serious symptoms
and attacked the brain Today his ply
sicians have but little hope that he Will
recover.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

New York. April 6.-James 3. Brewster
< Co. reorganized Corporation, manu-
lecturers of carriages. made an assign
ment today TO Sherman Evarts.
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Nice. April 6.-The Ailsa and Britannia
sailed the last race Of the season today
over the course from Nice to Monaco and
back for the prize Sevres vase. The race
was won by the Britannia by three
minutes. The weather was rainy: wind
light from the northwest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-07

Uniontown. Pa. April GA burglar
who entered the home of Mrs. James A.
Laughed was shot several times by Mrs
Laughead's daughter, Laura
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London, April 6.-The Vienna CORE
spondent of the Daily News telegra Dhs
that Steinitz the chess player who was
recently released from an insane asylum
in Moscow viii play 80 consecutive
games at the Vienna chess club on April
11th
This is taken as further proof that
Steinitz has completely recovered his
mental equilibrium
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Rome. April 6.-Three interpretations re-
garding the new American tariff were
submitted today TO the chamber of depu-
ties
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Jesse NJ. Smith, president.
J. S. Houtz, vice-president.
Edward Il. Callister, secretary.
W. L. Packard, treasurer.
W. H. Haigh, ]. C. Mackey, Henry
Earker, executive committee.

The Utah Woolgrowers' association
held its second annual meeting yester-
day in the G.. A. r. hall, with Presi-
dent Smith presiding. The first bust
ness was the appointment of Jesse NJ.
Smith, E. j. Arthur, G. Canning, F.
futile and R. C. Miller as a commit
tee on resolutions. A recess was then
taken until the afternoon to allow the
committee to draft resolutions, and at
p. m. the following was submitted
and adopted:
Resolved, That the woolgrowers of
Utah. realizing the different interests
affected by a tariff on wool, hereby in
dorse the Dingley bill as it recently
passed the house as the best measure
that could possibly be adopted under
existing circumstances. That while we
favor a uniform one-class. one-rate
duty upon all wool we believe that the
ways and means committee has done
what their best judgment has die
tated in the matter. We therefore ask
our senators and representative to sup
port it and use their influence in hav-
ing it enacted into law.
GEORGE CANNING,
Chairman.
''R- S. MILLER,
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London April "a dispatch to the
Times from MontevideO states that
revolutionary movements IN Uruguay re-
main active. The government has issued
a decree ordering the immediate mobiliza-
ton of the 5000 guards of the capital.
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Cleveland Leader: One thing which
makes it rather hard TO sympathize
with the Cretans is that they wear
boomers.
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SEARCH PARTY
HAS RETURNED
No Way to Reach the Body of
JOrgenson.
THEY DID GREAT WORK
CANYON Is SIMPLY FILLED
WITH DANGERS.

More Snowslides in the PICTURESQUE
American Fork Canyon Than
Were Ever Before Known, and
Prospector Iversen, Who Has
Lived in the Canyon for Years,
Advises All to Keep Out of It.
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New YORK Wool.

grain or provision markets here today
holiday.
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM
State Bonds Dull aud Railways
Lower.
WALL STREET WAS WEAK
PROFESSIONAL ELEMENT IN
FULL CONTROL.

Election in Chicago Causes a Suspen-
sion of the Grain and Provision
Markets-New York Wool is
Steady-The Live Stock Markets
of the West-Other Quotations.
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Denver April IAN extraordinary ses-
sion of the legislature was convened this
morning to consider the appropriation
bill. The session viii last three days.
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London. April 6-The British steamer
Grantor Burnside has been wrecked OFF
BOa-Vista. Portugal Three of the ship IS
company We're drowned.
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Leaves It's Mark

New York, April G-wool-Steady
VS. prices unchanged.
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HOLIDAY in Chicago.

Chicago. April 6.-There were nc
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MUNYON'S

Improved homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put uD a separate cure for
each disease. At all druggists mostly -
cents Guide to Health free.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon,
1900 Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa,
answered with free medical advice for
any disease.
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The Walker-A. o. Lunt, Nephi; Fred
MILcnell, Mercur; w. l.. Scott, De Lamar.
New: II. Lewis, ketchum. Ida; George
Ryan. Eureka: f. +. keyti, Peter Graves,
T. Walker. Syracuse; +. w. Muhlenbuck.
Eureka; II. G. Jondicta, Bingham; Henry
Robbins. Gunnison; l.. E. Esgertsen and
wife. Mrs T. w. Walker, Provo; L. l..
Woodruff, Mercur; George Hays, Eureka;
William Hossock. Ed Gano. Great Bend,
Kan; c. L. Preble, Mercur; II. Nelson,
Castle Gate; J. Evans, Castle Gate; c. a.
Whitmore, Portland Or.
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The White House-Miss Burd, Heber
City; J.B. Rine. West Weber: E. Will
Jams. Heber; Miss Eddingler, Beaver. NJ.
A Sheets, Mercur; George Court. Rays
vile; Miss S Smith, H. w. Smith. G. F.
Smith. Chicago. Ills; L. S. Murdoch. Sill
yer City: George L. Rowland Eureka; j.
S Butler and wife, Ogden; Mrs. J. z.
Driscoll. Eureka; j. Z. Ford. Portland,
Or: w. Spray and wife. Tooele; y. c.
Dorsey, Halleck, New; F. c. O'Flynn,
Evanston. Wyo-; w. t. Worthy. Mid
bert. Kansas: ]. A McGraw, Evanston.
Wyo.
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The Cullen-Aaron Samp. Mrs. H. A.
Samp, Armstrong. Mass: Miss Stearns,
New York; George Harvey, Idaho; J. ID.
Mallon. Colorado; DR.. c. w. Shores. ]. j.
Thomas. city; II. A. Sims and wife. New
York: D. Wright B. Forester city; T.
A. Harris, Lewis Romaine. Iowa; T. b.
Schubel. l.. II. Herrick. Big Pines. Wyo.;
David Roach. Sanpete; c. c. Edwards,
Tooele: NJ. T. Harrington and wife. Park
City: B. w. c. Stott and family, Eu-
relea: c. E. Atwood. Denver, Colo: ]. a.
Ansmer Mercur; Joseph Clark and
daughter, Ogden; Joseph Dedrricks. Rob-
inson: John Hobart and wife. Boston,
Miss NJ. A. Stewart, Scotch Plain; T. A.
Karner. H. T. Cooley. Salt Lake; L. Z.
Ellison, Layton; II. Gelknap, Ogden.
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Preferred $3.50. b5
,SiUtica & B. R. $50
W. St. L. & p. 5
Preferred $500. 12S.
Wells Fargo Ex-100
Western Union. SOB
I Wisconsin Cent. II
". & L. E.. l
81 Preferred $500. ~