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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-13
M'KINLRY's
He Dressed, Walked, Slept and
Breathed as Usual.

oACaLAC0 d. O2A04s
Canton, Jan. 12.-The Ohio presiden-
tial electors came in a body from Co
lumbus and called on the president
elect, informally today. At , o'clock
an elaborate luncheon was served. Be
fore their departure the electors were
photographed with the president-elect.
General c. H. GrosvenOr spent an
hour with Major Mckinley this after
noon. He said he did not know whe-
Their Senator Sherman was to be in the
cabinet or not. Colonel Ian T. Brins-
made OF Cleveland. who is a devoted
friend OF Senator Sherman's, and who
has taken an active part in the man
ageinent of several of his senatorial
campaigns. publicly today
that ne is organizing a movement to
secure the reelection of Mr.. Sherman
10 the senate. The legislature which
cnOoses Mr.. Sherman's successor is 10
be chosen next November and the next
chic senator viii be elected in Janu-
airy next.
If Colonel Brinsmade's movement is
authorized, it Is not likely hat Senator
Sherman viii be in Major McKinley's
cabinet. for if he expected to accept a
portfolio. he would hardly go to the
trouble Of organizing a campaign for
reelection TO the enate The rumOrs
connecting the name of Charles Emory
Smith of Philadelphia with the Office
of secretary of the treasury and eX-
Governor J.. D. Long of Massachusetts
with a cabinet position. We're very
generally and pleasantly discussed here
TODAY.
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DENIED BY LEE.
GAVE MONEY NO MESSAGE OF
ANY KIND.
New York Journals Correspondent
Says Spain Has Come to the Con-
clusion That She Is Beaten.
New York, Jan. 12.-The Herald's Ha-

New York, Jan. 12.-The Herald's Ha-
vana dispatch contains a denial by
COnsul-GeneraI Lee of the statement
alleged to have been mad by Senator
elect Money 10 the effect ma the
former had SEN a message to Secretary
Olney statin% that Spain could .
put down the Instruction, and that
every day it means loss Of life and
property without the remotest encour-
agement TO final Spanish success"
The general wrote in vigorous char
acters: I CAV Mr.. Money no mes
sage to Mr.. Olney of any nature
And do YOU believe that Senator
elect Money is the correspondent of a
New York newspaper, as alleged by La
Lucia today"
Most certainly l do not"
This was all the general would say,
but it was easy 10 see from his name
hat he was troubled and appeared an
noyed when I told him the dispatch
could not be censured until Q o'clock.
He could not have his denial got off
too quickly.
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Eight Inches in Iowa.

Des Moines. Ia, Jan. Flight
inches of snow has fallen here since
noon today and weather indications
are that the storm is not nearly done.
Street railway traffic has been seri-
ously interfered with. and the transit
lines have been kept in operation only
on irregular schedule and with diff
Guilty. The snow has been accom-
panied by n heavy west wind. and
has drifted badly. The railroads re-
port no serious trouble thus far but If
the fall lasts a few hours longer they
will suffer delays of trains. The fall
is now the heaviest of the winter.
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Welcome. Brother Bell!

Washington, Jan. 12.-Alexander
Graham Bell, the inventor of the tele-
phone and a resident of this city for
d number of years past, today re-
bounced allegiance to the queen Of
England and became a citizen of the
United States. Professor Bell was
born in Scotland and subsequently re-
moved to Canada. but for 10 years has
resided in the United States. On the
18th OF June, 1893. Professor Bell first
filed his declaration, and today the
Oath of allegiance was administered to
him in the supreme court of the dis
trict.
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IN ILLINOIS.
Senatorial Fight the All-Absorbing
Theme.

Springfield, Ill. Ian. 12.-The sena-
toriaI fight is still the all-absorbing
topic among the members of the gen.
eraI assembly and politicians in gen
eral. The forces of both Madden and
Mason have been exerting every pos
sible influence today to secure enough
supporters 10 insure the nomination Of
the man OF their choice. Many con-
ferences have been held during the day,
prominent among which was a lengthy
conference of the Cook county sup
porters of Madden, in which they
thought they might possibly get the
few anti-Madden Cook county members
into line. The Mason forces, nearly so
in number, held a conference in his
quarters this afternoon and compared
votes. They left Mr.. Mason feeling
very confident and they are bold
enough to assert tonight that they
are certain of success. 1t is rumored
that Representative Shubert has for
saken Madden and identified himself
with the Mason crowd. a conference
of party leaders is now being held
which may result in interesting devel-
Opments later.
Beyond canvassing the situation,
nothing developed at tonight's meet
ing of the party leaders.
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gramme of athletic contests was a most
attractive one, including a mile bicycle
race for novices; 220 yard run for the
military championship; a chariot race
for members of the national guard and
United States army; half mile bicycle
races for the national guard cham
p%iOnship; 440 yard handicap.
Besides this, Captain DOdd's famous
troopers, Captain Nelson's Second bat
terry. Captain Thorpe's light battery
and the First battery's bicycle corps
gave exhibitions.
The exhibition of charging and Cos
sack riding was marvellous
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Krle,s Chances Good.

Pierre. S. D., Jan. 1.-THE senatorial sit
uation has become more complicated and
the principal fight is apparently narrow
ing down to Kyle and Louks. The friends
of each OF these candidates claim that
their man is in the lead From a con-
s~ervatiVe estimate it is believed that
Kyle's entire strength is something more
than that of any one of his opponents,
but it must be likewise considered that
he is far from having a majority SEN
atOr Kyle could go into caucus with from
16 to 70 sure supporters. 1t is also said
that he is the second choice by from
three to seven votes This would put him
in the lead of any other one candidate.
though DUCKS friends claim that they
can reasonably count upon more support.
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Sharkey a Shark.

San Francisco. Jan. 1.-THE case OF
]. J. Rauer. who holds the assigned
claim of George Allen. for $500 training
expenses against Tom Sharkey, came
up before Justice of the Peace Carroll
Yesterday. Witnesses were introduced
to show that trainers of prize fighters
usually receive 5 per ent of the
amount Of the purse fought for. Shar-
key said he made no agreement with
Allen and considered h $500 given
him reasonable compensation for the
services performed.
D. j. Lynch, Sharkey's manager,
gave similar testimony. The court
took the case under Amusement.
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At Oakland.

Oakland. Cal. Jan. 12.-Weather
cool, track fast. Two favorites won.
Five and one-half furlongs, purse
Lost Girl won. Adam Androm second.
Cappy third. Time-1:09A.
Six furlongs, selling-Boreas won,
Double Quick second, Abip third. Time
-1:15A.
George Palmer won, Sweet William
second. Ezekiel third. Time-1:0S%.
Mile and a furlOng, selling-Fortuna
won. Doyle second, Monita third. Time
-1:55.
Seven furlongs. selling-Midlo won,
Formal second, Draw Scot third. Time
lbs.
Six furlongs, selling-Rosebud won.
Olive second, Kowalsky third. Time
lis.
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N OvERWORKED.
His Springy Step, His Piercing Eye
and His Ruddy Cheek Are Gone.

Cleveland, O.. Jan. 12.-ChaiTman
Hanna is not the man with the pierre
ing eye, the rudy cheek, and the
springy step that went to Washington
2 month age. He s%upervises headquar-
ters in a half-hearted way. Care is
pictured in every line of his pallid face.
The ~listless air with which he works
at his desk is noticed by everybody.
and there is abundant evidence that
mis- health is giving out under h terri
bic load Of responsibilities He strenu-
3usly denies hat he is on the verge
f a break down, but admits that he
-las a severe cold. He had almost made
up his mind, Jhree weeks ago, TO take
q short vacation at his winter home in
brownsville, Ca, but decided TO stick
TO the field until his work was over.
Since then he a been working ten
hours a daY.
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Had a Terrihle Struggle.

Halifax. y. s. Jan. 12.-The disabled
steamer Durham City and the steamer
Damarara, by which she was being
towed into Halifax. have had a terrible
struggle with the clements off this
harbor all day. The battle was appar-
entity ended in the Damarara herself
being temporarily crippled, but owing
to the darkness n distance from the
city this cannot be confirmed. The
most furious snOwstOrm of the winter
has ragged from early morning when
the two steamers were approaching
the harbor. until this evening and a
fierce gale blew on b coast.
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Gave Ed. a Dinner.

London, Jan. 12.-Mr. Henry White. for
merly secretary of the American legation,
gave a dinner TO q number of distin-
guished public men last night with the
object of enabling them 10 meet Senator
Edward O. Wolcott OF Colorado. who is
visiting Europe in the interest of bimet-
all-srn- Among those present were the
Marquis of L~ansdOwne, secretary of state
for war; Mr.. Arthur J. Balfour, first lord
OF the treasury and government leader in
the house of commons: Lord de Roths-
child. Mr.. William Court Gully. speaker
Of the house of and Nr. Her
bert Asquith. formerly home se0etary.
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Pearv Gets the Medal.

New York, Jan. 12.-Lieutenant R. E.
Peary, who gained fame as an Arctic
explorer, was the recipient tonight in
Chickering Hall of the Cullom geo.
graphical medal. The medal was be-
slowed upon Lieutenant Peary by the
American Geographical society in rec
ognition of his services in Polar seas
in 1891 and 1895.
Lieutenant Peary replied that ne was
fully sensible of the great honor and
hat he should yer hold it in precious
remembrance.
As the meeting of the society was
the annual one, officers were elected
with Hon. Charles p. DAILY as presi-
dent.
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zeal was taken from the ruling of the
enair respecting Turner's right ." vote
on his case, Coughanour voted sus-
Lain the president. This was q critical
point in b proceedings. If turner
were permitted TO vote on the iesolu-
tion u%nseating him it would be de-
feated, if Ballantine and CoughaEour
should continue TO vote on hat side of
the question. With him excluded from
participation in the ballot the vote VIII
be q tie, 10 be decided by the presi-
dent. The principal feature of the
days proceedings in the was the
seating of b. J. Briggs and Sample H.
Orr, Populists from Bingham county,
in the places that had been occupied
by Caps and Mulliner.
A STRONG KICK.
The Dubois men today fled in the
house a protest against the action I'M
seating the two Dubois members from
Bingham county. The protest. which
is signed by ~ silver Republicans
and two Democrats recites all the facts
Of the nomination and election, and in
conclusion, "
we. therefore, most earnestly urge
that the minority report OF SAID com
mittee is without evidence TO supDort
il. and is unfounded in fact as well
as being contrary to and squareiy IN
the face of the express PROVISIONS o.
the statutes governing the conduct Of
elections. as the same have been con-
strued Ivy the supreme court; and we
further urge that the action of the
majority Of this body in rejecting the
report of the committee and adopting
the minority report TO unseat duly
elected and qualified members n seat
IN their places persons whose qualih-
cations and election are wholly IN
known, overriding, as it does, the law
and the decisions Of u courts,
arbitrarily DISTINGUISHING a large
group of electors: establishing a most
dangerous precedent of majority
tyranny and lawlessness. and in taking
such action without even an insDec-
ton of the ballot or election returns,
not only trampling upon formal law,
but shocking all sense Of justice, right
and common decency."
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DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
It is of the Denomination of Twenty
Dollars.

New York. Jan. 12.-The banks today
received word of the discovery of a new
n dangerous counterfeit of the $50
United States certificate issued under an
act OF February Is. 1878. series 1891. check
letter B. The counterfeit bears the usual
small scalloped seal, signed by j. Fount
Tillman. register of the treasury, and d.
n Morgan, treasurer of the United
States. and bears the treasury letter y.
T. O5,4 Ol. The most noticeable defect in
the bill is the portrait of Daniel Man
nin-, which does not stand out in bold
relief as in the genuine, but appears
sun1en in the background. In the coun-
terfett the nose appears sharp and
pointed. while in the genuine ii is round
and broad at the end. There are other
defects The counterfeit is printed on a
good quality of paper, but lacks the dis
tributed fibre found in the genuine note.
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Real Estate Transfers.

State OF Utah to F. c. Thompson.
patent for southwest quarter of
southeast quarter OF section ).
township , south. range / VESTS
Sarah Shape TO Robert G.. NeWsOn.
warranty deed lots 20 and q, block
=. View CITY
Avery " j. IimTnS ct uN. to Robert
G. NewsOn. warranty deed part lot
(. block 10. &C
Edward 2. Austin and wife TO Will
lam Eimbeck. warranty deed lots 10
and Il, block .. West Temple addi-
Thomas J. James ct TX 10 Caroline
Erickson. warranty deed lots IS and
l9, block .. South BelmOnt.-.---.--
George NJ. Hanson to William Glass
man, warranty Iced lots in View
City addition and other property. g.
Clements r. HOrsley 10 Mrs Nettie
d. knOwltOn. warranty deed part
lot ,. block S.. plat Il" ..-..-.----- l..
George W. Boyd and wife 70 Will
lam y. Boyd. warranty deed for
right of way over part lot >, block
u. y ----
Yosemite No. > Mining company to
Sampson Mining compeny. mining
deed for the second n"Ortheasterly
extension of the Yosemite lode and
sometimes o as second extern
s.Or OF Yosemite. in West Mount
ain district
Charles w. Watson ct al. to Thomas
Mayne. mining deed part OF Rem
nant placer in West Mountain min
inc district
Charles W Watson ct al. TO Charles
MayherTy. mining deed Tor part OF
Remnant placer in West Mount
ain mining
Charles w. Watson ct al. to 5.
HAYS. mining deed for half of the
Remnant placer in West Mountain
nElLll& GlSLIlGl
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WESTERN SNOW STORMS.
Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Wyom-
ing, Montana and the Dakotas
Visited.

Omaha. Jan. 12--The heavy snowstorm
that struck Omaha about II o'clock this
forenoon was heralded by bulletins. The
morning reports from the railroads
showed that ii was showing all over Ne
braska and in Colorado. Kansas. Wyom-
ing and the Black Hills. The snow was
the heaviest thus far this winter and
came IN clouds.
Late tonight the weather moderated and
a heavy mist set in which covered every
thing with Il coating of ice. Street car
traffic is interfered with and railroad
trains are all late.
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FOUR MINERS L L
Explosion in a Tunnel, Near Ward,
Colorado.

Ward. Colo. Jan. 12.-Word has just
been received from the Adit tunnel. some
distance from here. that four miners.
whose names are unknown at the pres
ent time. We're killed and frightfully
mangled by an explosion of giant powder
in one of the big drifts of the property.
Several others were injured.
The Adit is one of the largest proper
ties in the county. The cause is presumed
to be a premature blast.
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Bic Sporting Tournament.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE immense
crowd which was at Madison Square
Garden tonight gave fresh testimony of
the popularity of the grand military,
athletic and bicycle tournament which
is going OF there. and by the time the
whistle sounded for the starters to take
their places for the first race fully 5000
persons were in the Garden The pro-
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RUSSIA INTERESTED.
Very Anxious Concerning the Anglo
American Treaty..

London. jan 12.-The Chronicles Wash
ington correspondent telegraphs that
Russia has been most keenly anxious to
obtain knowledge regarding the treaty.
of arbitration just signed by the repre-
sentatives of the United States and Great
Britain. The paper claims to be in a
position 10 declare that the American
executive holds that with Great Britain's
suppor the danger of European inter-
ference in the western hemisphere van
ishes and the United States becomes su-
preme- This. the paper says, was one
Of the chief reasons that caused the
United States to endeaVor to secure the
treaty. The American government does
not fear hat an power will question
the Monroe doctrine.
Il adds thai Russia more thar once
offered assistance TO the United States
when the relations with Great Britain
threatened TO become ruptured. The
secretary Of state recognized that the
offers were not prompted so much b.
friendship for the United States as b.
enmity for England. If Russia had any
influence in Washington. il would be di-
rected TO preventing the ratification of
the treaty by the senate.
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Evans Attacks the Press.

Columbia. S. c.. Jan. 12.-The legis-
lature met in annual session today.
Governor Evans final message, a
lengthy document. was sent in and
will be read tomorrow. It's only SEN
satiOnal feature is an attack on the
daily press of the state. The workings
of the dispensary law are reviewed at
great length.
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Wasn't Their Fault.

New York. Jan. 12.-Manager
O'Rourke, Referee Roche and Pugilist
George Justice who were arrested for
having been implicated in a prize fight
at the Broadway Athletic club in which
Johnny Duffy of Boston was killed.
were discharged from custody in the
jefferson Market police court today,
the coroner having exempted the men
from blame.
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one Killed. eThree injured.

W~ilkesbarre. Pa. Jan. IA serious ac-
cident occurred today in No. = colliery.
operated by the Delaware & Hudson Coal
company in Plymouth. A number OF mine
reD8irers had been ct work at the foot
of the shaft. IS feet from the surface.
when a pump rod broke. Rilling one man
and injuring three others Y. c. Lyons
was struck on the head and instantly
killed. William Whaley escaped with
bruises. William Humphrey had his right
eg broken in two places. Richard San
lers had his shoulder d~islocated.
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A Paper must That Busted.

New York. jar 2.-It was learned def
nitely this afternoon tha the negotiations
which lave been pending Tor several
weeks between manufacturers of white
paper used by newspapers 10 effect 4
pooling arrangement. whereby the prod
uct Of all mills should be handled by a
stock company with head Offices in this
ity. has fallen through, and that the
project had been abandoned.
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VIII use But One Screw.

New York. Jan. 12.-The American line
steamer Paris will start from her pier in
an attempt to cross the Atlantic, using
but one screw. Her other screw is dis
abled. The company, in a circuia to the
saloon passengers, today gave the option
~ cancefling their engagements and 60
on some other line. Half a dozen
vailed themselves OF this offer and Sc
oured passage on he Majestic Of the
White Star lire.
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CALLED HOnE.
Jacob

Cynthiania, Ky, Jan. 12.-Major Jacob
Crosthwaite died at his home in Corners
vile today. An ardent free silver Demo
ccrat in life. Major Crosthwaite left q
VIII in which he directed that the base
of his monument be Of silver IN which
should be the inscription: Free Silver
at the Ratio of 10 to l." The will will
probably be contested by the relatives Of
Crosthwaite on the ground OF insanity in
ordering a silver monument.
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Adams Inauguration.

Denver, Colo. Jan. 12.-The simplest
and most unp%retentious Inauguration
in the history of Colorado vas hat of
Governor Adams at noon today. The
only expense was SO for the printing
Of tickets of admission to the capitol.
The inaugural address of the governor
demands rigid conom il state affairs.
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Bering Sea Business

Victoria, B. c.. Jan. 12.-The Boring
sea claims commission disposed of con-
siderable work yesterday. practically
completing the cases of the Kate and
Alfred Adams The claim of the
schooner Triumph will be taken up
tomorrow.
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is a
Transmission of Power From Mag
ara Falls to Buffalo.

Buffalo. Jan. 12.-The successful
transmission of power from Niagara
Falls to Buffalo was celebrated tonight
by a banquet at the EIlicott club.
which was attended by about 400 in
vited guests. among them many Of the
manufacturers and capitalists of the
age.
The general trend of the speeches
was admiration of the achievement,
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Ivory Indicted.

London. Tan 12-The grand jury in the
central criminal court, Old Bailey. today
returned a true bill against Edward J..
arrested IN Glasgow IN. September last on
the charge of being engaged in a con-
spiracy TO cause a dynamite explosion.
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The Sims.

New York. Jan. 12.-Arrived-Werra
from Genoa.
Sailed-Spree from Bremen.
Arrived Out-State of Nebraska at
Glasgow; Fulda at Genoa.
Sighted-St. Louis from New YORK
for southampton passed the Lizard.
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he lack. Ed TOO MUCH
sour Jim No Match For Dan
Creedon.
WAS A MERE PLAYTHING
FORCED TO THE ROPES AND
SMASHED AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Only Time Williams Ever Showed
Any Strength Was in the First
Round-Solly Smith and Tommy
White Have q Hard and Fast
Battle, Which Was Called a Draw
Some Hard Jabbing-General
Sporting News.
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which, it was said, might justly be
regarded as one of the triumphs of tht
country, and to prophesy the great
future awaiting the Niagara frontier
when the electric power reaches its
fullest development.
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Alleged Battle Ground.

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 12.-Dan Stuart's
private secretary Mr.. Wheelock has
left town for Lower California where
it is said he viii pick out the battle
ground for the COrbett-Fitzsimmons
prize fight.
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From Bad to Worse.

Alton, Ills, Jan. 12.-Joseph Burkhardt
of Edwardsvile shot and killed his fair
young wife tonight and then sent a bullet
through MS own brain. The deed was
The sequence Of q life Of domestic unhap-
piness. Burlzhardt was = wealthy con
.Tapfor-
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Naval Orders Issued.

Washington. Jan. 12--The following ma
val orders were issued today:
Surgeon a. C. Il. Russell ordered TO the
Lancaster on the South Atlantic station
by steamer on January.