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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-22

Dublin, June 21-At meeting held
near College green today in connection
with the jubilee a black banner was dis
played bearing the statement:
During VicCoria's reign one and a half
millions of people have starved in this
island. Three millions have been evicted
and four millions have been compelled
to emigrate.'
A body of undergraduates who
marched out from the grounds of Trim
ity college carrying the Union Jack came
into collision with the crowd and there
was considerable fighting. Philip Galan
WAS severel. wounded in the head and
several others were more or less injured.
Only with difficulty did the police restore
order.
The cause of the trouble was rivalry in
singing national airs.
After the rumpus the crowd paraded
the streets and destroyed the decorations.
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LIBERIA COLoNISTS.
They Suffered Greatly and Gained
Nothing Thereby.

They Suffered Greatly and Gained
Nothing Thereby.
New York, June 21.-Thirteen colored
persons who formed part of the 200
sent 10 Liberia by the International
! Emigrat iOn society in March, 1896, ar
rived in this port today aboard the ship
{ Liberia. They say that the scheme mas
/ been a total failure. that many of their
number died of starvation and fever.
and that the society did not fulfil the
contract and that many members of the
expedition are stranded in England,
unable 10 get back 10 their homes.
The plan of the African colonization
scheme originated largely in 1894 in the
mind of Bishop Turner, who was traV-
cling south and was carried into effect
by Gere Mcmillan. a white man of
birmingham, Ala, who founded what
was known as the international Emil
grafton society,"
The first large party of colonists,
numbering 200 left Savannah. Ga. in
March, 1895, for their new home. and
after that several smaller parties
Joined them. Twenty-Five acres of land
Tor each adult and ten acres for each
child was promised. and on landing
each person was to be provided with a
barrel Of flour. two barrels of meat, a
quantity Of sugar and complete set
OF farming implements. d. x. Flam-
mer, president of the society, accom-
panied the enigrants
According to the stories told by those
who have returned today. when they
landed in Liberia. Flammer deserted
them. taking whatever they provided
for them except the land which they
found 50 miles from any town, and
which was incapable of growing any
thing but coffee. Even to grow this
successfully would take four to six
years.
The IS persons had not as many cents
among them on their arrival, and they
had no idea where they were TO pass
the night.
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BRIEF TALES BY WIRE.
Great Deal of News in a Very Small
Space.

space.
The president has nominated Wufred
W Montague TO be postmaster at San
Francisco.
Rumor that Queen Victoria will abdi-
cate in favor Of the prince IS once more
uihoritativ6ly denied
Hanna VIII undoubtedly be endorsed for
reelection n Toledo today. Bushneils
chances are also fair.
The house has passed a bin TO appro-
9riate Sle0e00 for the repair of dry dock
No. 3 at the New York navy yard.
The expectation of a new tariff law in
early operation has resulted in the rush.
ing of biz cargoes of oriental goods 10
THIS country. The regular steamers are
carrying all the freight that can be
slowed in them
j. r. Anthony. jr.. general manager of
the Leavenr-orth Times. and son OF Col
onel - P Anthony was married N $3.50
Yesterday 10 Miss Bessie Havens. daugh-
LeaVenworth National bank
The circuit court at Dayton. o. has
ovcrruled the motion Tor new trial in
lie case OF Albert j. Frantz. the muir
derer of Bessie Little and appointed Fri
trocutiGn- The case VIII probably go to
the supreme court
Mrs Sarah Ann Juilliard one of the
dies of SonOma county. died at her home
in Santa Rosa yesterday morning. She
was the mother Of Major l.. W. Juilliard.
l'ifth regiment. y. c. G. Mrs. n l.. Me-
Donald, Jr- and Fred a. Juiiliard of New
York.
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At Buffalo.

The extra days racing at Fort Erie
was well attended today. The track
was fast Results:
First race. selling, six furlongs-Find
Out won, Cyclone second. Jim Flood
third. Time-1:16A.
Second race. one mile-Floral Park
won. Free Lance second. De Bride
third. Time-1:431&
Third race, -sixteenths of a mile,
for 2-year-old maidens at the meeting
Ny Maryland won. Judge Wardell sec
ond. Warrenton third Time-:5z7..
Fourth race. selling, mile and a six
teenth-Our Johnny won, Lansdale Sec
ond. Master Fred third. Time-1:49.
Fifth race, selling, steeplechase.
about two miles-Buckeye won. Colonist
second, Ruby third. Time-3:25S4.
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CHAPMAN AND EDDY
FINED 500 EACH AND SENT TO
JAIL FOR so DAYS.
They Will Appeal to the District
Court-chapman Gave Bonds
While Eddy Remains in Jail
Minor Offenders Before Justice
Wenger.

Charles Chapman and w. NJ. Eddy.
the buncO men and card sharps of local
notoriety, have at last been erunched
under the heel of police court Justice
and 1t is possible they win both remain
in durance vile for six months The
sentence passed on them yesterday by
Judge Wenger was a 500 fine and so
da--s
The conviction of the bamboozlers
was the result of the COMPLAINT of Mr..
Sandburg. the Butte man whom they
recently heeced to the extent of $50
Both Of them gave notice of appeal
and Chapman obtained a bond of $3.50
and is now at large Eddy has not been
so successful. and is now the guest of
Jailer kimball.
4 charge of vagrancy also hangs over
Eddy and the trial has been set for
next Thursday. The bond on the
vagrancy charge has been set at S25.
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SUCH SCENES WERE
NEVER SEEN BEFORE
Continued from Page, -

Wales. the Duke and Duchess of York.
the Duke and Duchess of Fife. Prince and
Princess Charles of Denmark and
Princess Victoria have jointly presented
10 the queen a brooch consisting of one
very large white diamond, encircled with
diamond row.
The Duke and Duchess of Coburg. the
Duke and Duchess of C'onnaueht. Prince
and Princess Christian. the Marquis and
Marchioness of Lorne and the Duchess of
Albany and Battenburg have united in
diamond links with an imperial crown
in the center. bearing on one side the
date 1887. and on the other 1891 The
dates are in brilliants.
The royal household presents TO the
queen large brooch of fine brlliants,
having in the center an exceptionally
lustrous pearl TO match the jubilee neck
lace presented to her in 1887 by the
Daughters of the Empire.
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BAD IN MEXICO.
Volcanoes Follow the ouaking of the
Earth.

Oaxaca. Mexico, June 21.-The earth
quake shocks and heavy rains have
seriously interrupted telegraph com
munication with the Isthmus of Te-
huantepec during the last three days.
Advices were received here last night
that the official commission sent TO the
city Of Tehuantepec bv President Diaz
TO investigate the rep<Y ed formation of
volcano and the extent of the earth
quake damages has arrived at its des-
tination and found the condition OF af-
fairs much worse than they had ex-
pected.
The town OF Tehuantepec contained
about 1890 inhabitants. and is com
pletely destroyed. so far as houses and
buiiSings are concerned, not one re-
naming standing. There We're a num-
Der of substantial and costly buildings
in the town. The people are living in
tents and in the open air on the out
skirts Of the place
The earthquake shocks continue to be
felt at frequent intervals and the peo-
pie are terrified. The heavy smoke and
other indications of an active volcano
on the west of Tehuantepec are no
longer visible
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Rather Quiet Satisfaction.

London. June 22-The Times and all
the morning papers contain long tele-
grams from colonies describing the en-
thusiasm in connection with the jubilee
fetes. The editorials express a rather
quiet satisfaction over the jubilee honors.
though the Liberal organs betray some
measure of disappointment. Literature is
practically ignored. There is unanimous
approval. however. of the honors con-
ferred upon colonial statesmen. and this
is especially keen in the case of Mr.
Laurier. The admission of the Dremiers
TO the privy council is regarded as a sort
OF recognition of the right of the colo
MES 10 share in the imperial councils.
The Daily Chronicle editorialiy says:
IF. as we believe, this was Mr.. CHAM
berlains idea, we heartily congratulate
him
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At Kansas City.

Weather clear and warm. Track
slow. Results:
First race. eleven-sixteenths of a
mile-W alkenshaw won, Emma P sec
ond, Galgo third. Time-1:12.
Second race, five furlongs-Corre-
spond won. Blue Jay second, Lapavan
third. Time-1:0S.
Third race, seven furlongs-Fairy
Queen won. Bob Clampett second, Nick
Carter third. Time-l:32.
Fourth race, five urlongs-Caddie C
won. Billy Heck second, Oldham third.
Time-1:043l
Fifth race. one mile, selling-Zephy-
rus won. Wickliffe second, Harmony
third. Time-1:4Si5.
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Enthusiasm on Change.

London. June 21.-There was a scene
of great enthusiasm on the stock ex-
change today. The members intro
duced their women relatives and
friends, which is almost unprecedented.
The building was packed to the utmost
when Chairman Kitchens proposed a
vote of congratulation to the queen.
The proposition was received with
deafening cheers and then the mem
bers sang God Save the Queen.
Rule Britannia" God Bless the
Prince Of Wales and AUD Lang
Syne''
a dispatch received from the New
York stock exchange was read and
created an excellent impression.
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GETTING READY.
Democrats, Silver Republicans and
Populists Assembling at Des
Moines.

Des Moines. Ia, June 2.-The Demo-
Gratis. silver Republicans and PoDulists
who ore to hold their state conventions
in this city on Wednesday. have begun
to aSserrbI The candidates are nearly
all on the ground. There is much specu-
lation rs to how the convention will
merge into one political party and one
set of candidates. The leading candidates
for governor are. Judge White. of
Webster: Ex-Governor Boies. of Waterloo,
and ]. p Burgess. of Ottumwa Mr..
Boies has been gaining and Mr.. White
losing today For judge OF the supreme
court there IS some opposition to Chief
Justice Kline who had almost been con-
ceded the nomination. The triple con-
vention will be one of the largest gather
ings ever held in the state. The platform
will be for silver. is to l. without doubt
with strong local flavor.
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rooms drew a large crowd to the fair
grounds tracks today. Attendance.
f,00o- Track fast. Results.
First race, 4-year-olds, mile and six
teenth, selling-Ouray won, Virginia
Nj second. Peter Hill third. Time-f:45.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
cavalry won, Lexington Pirate second,
Floridas third. Time-1:15A
Third race, 2-year-olds, selling, five
furiongs-Scrrow won, DR.. Coop second,
Crockett third. Time-1:03A
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
Nimrod won. Bing Binger second, Re-
member Me third. Time-1:4724.
Fifth race. mile, selling-Bob Millican
won, Mamie G second. A 8 c third.
Time-1:43i5.
Sixth race, selling. seven furlongs-
Madeline won. Utopia second, Donation
third Time: 80
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MAYBE A FRAUD.
Doubt Thrown Upon the National Co.
operative Society of American Art

Washington, June 2l-Circulars OF an
organization styling itself the National
Cooperative Society OF American Art.
naming Commissioner of Education Har-
RS as president and Apostolic Delegate
Martinilli. Chief Justice Fuller General
Miles. eN-Presidents Cleveland and Har-
rison, the present cabinet and well known
given some annoyance to Commissioner
Harris. Mr.. Cleveland and others. Com
missioner Harris says the use of his
name IS entirely VI warranted that he
specifically refused the invitation TO be
identified with the enterprise and that to
his KNOWLEDGE the use of the names OF
number of others was unauthorized.
Ex-President Cleveland. through Editor
Glider OF the Century. has written Mr.
Harris formulating the use of his name.
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At San Francisco.

San Francisco. June 21.-The third local
celebration OF the Victorian jubilee took
place today under the auspices of the
Sons and Daughters of st. George Part
of the day was devoted to literary exer-
the afternoon and ball, banquet and
fire works in the evening. The exercises
this afternoon were preceded by royal
salute of p guns and a fanfare of
trumpets. after which the audience sang
God Save the Queen Addresses were
made by Charles W. Pope. Edward
Oliver and Rev. Josiah Sims, of Nevada.
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With the Lords.

London, June 21.-In the house of
lords today the government benches
were crowded. though there were fewer
people present on the opposition
benches.
The Marquis of Salisbury amid
cheers moved and the Earl of Kimber-
ly, the liberal leader in the house of
lords, seconded an address of congratu-
latiOn to the queen upon the occasion
of her jubilee The motion was carried
unanimously
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and your love of peace exemDlifed upon
important occasions.
1T is pleasing 10 acknowledge the debt
OF gratitude and respect due TO your per-
sonal. virtues. May your life be pro-
longed and peace, nonor and prosperity
bless the people over whom you have been
called to rule. May liberty flourish
throughout your empire. under just and
equal laws and your government continue
strong in the affections of all who live
under IL.
And pray God TO have your majesty
in his holy keeping.
Done at Washington. this 18th day of
May. A. d. 1897
Your good friend.
WILLIAM MKINLEY.
BY the President
JOHN SHERMAN,
Secretary of State"
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From French Comedians.

Chicago. June 21.-The following cable
gram was sent today as an expression
from the French-Canadian residents of
Chicago:
TO the Hon. Wilfred Laurier, London:
I'm this day of universal jubilation
please offer to your gracious sovereign
the respectful homages of $4,000 COM
patriots who cherish the memory of hav-
ing lived under her beneficent domination
and take occasion to express their ardent
wishes for her happiness and the pro-
longation of her glorious reign.
DANIEL RERGEVIN
~. p. BROSSEAU.
"E. A BEOUVAIS.
GABRIEL FRANCHIERE,
"CESAIRE GAIREUE.'
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At Chicago.

First race, four and one-half furlongs
Tom Toher won. Douster Swivel sec
ond. Glen Terra third. Time-:56.
Second race. one mile-His Brother
won, Doctor second, Little Tim third.
Time-1:44A.
Third race, six and one-half furlongs
Sutton won. Glenmeyne second, Irish
Lady third. Time-l:42.
Fifth race, six and one-half furlongs
David Tenny won, Laredo second.
Pirate Prince third. Time: 22A.
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CRITICS Poor Showing.

New York, June 21-Five hundred
persons went to see young Critic of
Australia and Tommy Ryan of Phila-
delphia box ten rounds at catch
weights before the Green Point Ath-
ietic club, Brooklyn, tonight. Critic,
who has spent the last eleven months
IN prison, made a very poor showing
against the clever young Philadelphia,
and surprised the spectators by quit
ting in the third round.
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The Peace Conference.

Constantinople. June 21.-The peace
conference had a session today and Tew-
fix Pasha. on behalf of the sultan. sub
mitted counter project for the delimi-
tation of the frontier. The conference
discussed also the question of indemnity
and the proposed abolition of the capt.
uiations. No decision has been reached
as 10 any of these questions.
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Greeting from New York.

New York June 21.-The chamber of
commerce of this state today sent the
following cableeram to the queen:
Her Gracious Majesty the Queen of En-
gland:
The chamber of commerce of the state
of New York. which received its origi-
nal charter directly from the hand of
your illustrious ancestor King George
III. tenders its congratulations on this
happy OCCASION. and in the spirit of ma
tional amity unites with your loving sub
jects in the earnest prayer that God may
bless the queen.
ALEXANDER ECLOR ORR.
president"
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Had the Dauntless in Tow.

Key West. Fla. June 2l.-The revenue
cutter NJ. c. Lane arrived here this even
ing with the tug Dauntless in tow. having
found her off India Key. The Dauntless
was disabled having blown out the tubes
of her bo.le-.
The tug George w. Childs. which left
here mysteriously yesterday also returned
tonight with the cutter Forward.
The crew of the Dauntless could not be
seen tonight. The crew of the Childs
have nothing to say except that they have
not been to the Daurtless. 1t is reported
that the Dauntless was on her way to
Cuba.
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Hanna Saws Sherman win stav.

Cleveland. June Ex-senator NJ A
Hanna emphatically says that John
Sherman Will continue to be secretary
of state.
There is absolutely no truth in the
story that ne is to retire to make room
for Judge Day" said he
Mr.. Hanna will leave for Washington
fnr,nnrrr.r,-
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Sullivan TO Train.

Boston. June 2.-John L. Sullivan will
leave tomorrow for White Plains. n. Y.
where he is to go into training for the
summer under the direction OF William
l.. Muldoon. the wrestler and trainer. The
prospect OF meeting between him and
Fitzsimmons is growing more favorab bic
every daN.
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Advance on Bar Iron.

Pittsburg. Pa. June H--An advance OF
cents per pound on bar iron was an
nounced this morning. This was the first
tendency toward regeneration that bar
iron has shown in the last six months.
During the past few days prices reached
almost the lowest level known in the
history Of the industry.
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Montana Editors Leave Today.

Helena, Mont, June 21.-The Montana
Editorial association met this morning.
There is good attendance. business
meetings and festivities will occupy the
time until Wednesday morning, when
the association win leave for trip to
Salt Lake.
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Washington. June Attendance.
5000. Score: Washington, 3; Philadel-
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lynch a Murderer.

Odessa. June PA mob of 800 infatuated
peasants have seized and savagely
iynched one Dudnik. a murderer who
was being conveyed by the police from
kovibourg to Kherson. Dudnik was
charged with the commission of 13 muir
ders; Ihe police have arrested 50 of the
ringleaders of the lynching party.
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Fatal Torpedo Explosion.

EAGLE Pass, Tex. June 21.-A terrible
explosion of a torpedo. resulting in the
death of George Griffin. engineer and
Lake Marn. a fireman, occurred at the
Fuente bridge on the Mexican Inter-
national railroad about five miles from
Ciudad Porforce Diaz, at o'clock this
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Not having sufficient confidence that
a cat winch he procured would rid his
house Of mice. a man in the Ci4v 90
Mexico, sorinkled a. banana skin win
strychnine and left it where the mice
could get it. The cat took the skin
and dropped it into the water lar and
the whole family We're poisoned. Thei.
lives We're saved by applications VI the
stomach pump.
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Fire in the Nav Yard.

New York June 2l.-Fire broke out in
the Brooklyn navy ward shortly before
10 O'Clock tonight and did damage to the
extent of about SloG.0C0. The building
known - No. Is was partly DESTROYED.
IT was occupied mainly by the ordnance
DEPARTMENT
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PearlY Gates Closed

An abandoned church in a western
town bears over the entrance the in
scription: This is the Gate or
Heaven" Beneath it is a sheriff's
notice containing this line: Closed
by order of the American Loan COM
pany."
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Bat and Wicket.

London. June 21.-At Lords cricket
ground today the gentlemen of Philadel-
phia began match against an IL of
MiddleseX. The latter won the toss
and went TO bat. The first wicket of the
home team went down for 26 runs. At
luncheon MiddleseX had five wickets
down for Isl runs
The Middlesex II were all out for 25i
rms
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Denver. June 21-Walter Sanger.
who defeated o. B. Hackenberger in a
five-mile bicycle race Saturday. has
accepted W. W. Hamilton's challenge
for a race for any distance from five to
twenty-five miles. The race will prob
ably be for five miles and will take
place in July. Sanger will make a
trial for the unpaced one mile record
before leaving Denver. He has also
agreed to ride against the fast pacing
horse, Albatross, that has made some
short distance records without rider or
driver.
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morning The train was going slowly
across the bridge, the engine having
reached the bank when the explosion oc-
CURED The engine was thrown CON-
10 pieces. The cause of the explosion is
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Will Wind If Tn

Atlanta. Ga, June 21.-Judge Newman
today dismissed Samuel Spencer as re-
ceiver for the East Tennessee & Virginia
I railroad. This marks the winding up of
the affairs of the road, which now
forms part of the Southern system.
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Shot for Rebellion.

Havana. June 2l.-Today at Cabanas
fortress, IsadOre CarmOna and Antonio
Jordan We're shot. This afternoon at
Moro castle. Mariana Martinez and An
tonic ROjas We're tried by court martial
on charges Of completely in the rebellion.
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In 1889 a dog muzzling order w.s
made in England and kent in force.
until 1898. In 1889 there We're SO cases
of rabies. in 1890 there were 129 and in
1892 only SO. The order was then re-
voked. and in 1893 there were 90 cases
in 1894 there We're PAS and in 1895 there
there were 612.
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SHAKE WAS VERY
SEVERE AT SALINAS
Monterey County Buildings Badly
Damaged.
BRICKS FALL AND
PLASTER DAMAGED
GLASS KNOCKED OUT OF ALL
BUSINESS HOUSES.

Section of the Adobe Wall in the Mis-
sion Church of San Carlos in
Monterey Tumbled on the Congre-
cation and a Panic Nearly Re
suited-other Trouble Narrowly
Avoided.
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baltimore

Baltimore. June 21-Attendance.
6,675. Score: First Game: Baltimore,
.; New York. G.
Second game: Baltimore, 5; New
York, 6.