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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-05
NEBRASKA.
Additional Returns Increase Fusion
Plurality.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov 4.-Returns by
counties have served to slightly reduce
previous estimates of fusion pluraIities.
They also show that the Republicans
made gains in county officers. Sixty
seven out OF So counties in the state
give Sullivan, fusion, for supreme
judge, 1883; Post (Rep.), sc, 70S. The
remaining counties will not materially
change the result further than to
slightly increase the fusion plurality.
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Theatrical Chance.

Chicago. Nov. 4.-David Henderson
has assumed the management of the
Great Northern theatre, and has en-
Gagged the Boston Lyric Stock COM
pany to present operas as q, regular at
traction. Popular prices will be
obororad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-05
ALUMINIUM AIR SHIP.
Rose Thousand Feet, But Strong
Wind Interfered.

Berlin, Nov. 1.-The aluminium ship
fitted with a benzine motor, was tested
today in the presence of a number of
generals and the chief of the airship
department. The ship rose a thousand
feet. foated in the air few minutes.
and at first obeyed the man steering it,
but later a strong wind which pre-
vailed rendered the ship unmanage-
able. The experiment was considered
partly successful
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-05
Joseph John Dalzell Dead.

Travers City, Mich, Nov. 4.-Joseph
John Dalzell, who served through the civil
war with honor, enlisting as a private
and retiring with the rank of major, died
today, aged a. He served on the staffs
of Generals Burnside, Hartsuff and SEQ
field
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Demonstration Against Autonom,

DEMONSTRATION Against AUTONOMY.
Key West, Fla, Nov. 4.-The Cuban
population of Key West held a demon
stration tonight against the acceptance
of Cuban autonomy from Spain. After
a torchlight procession, meeting was
held at San Carlos opera house. at
which strong resolutions against auton-
omy were adopted. sn.ay
Residences all over the city were dec
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Boston Courier: Talker-I was but q
little lad when l started in business.
Walker-Thats been the foundation OF
many a business mans success.
Talker-What has?
Walker-A little adj
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AMNESTY PRISONERS.

Measures will be taken to grant
amnesty to the political prisoners be-
longing to Porto Rico and the gov
ernor of the PHILIPPINE islands will be
invested with authority to pardon the
families of insurgents Of that colony.
The revenue returns for October show
decrease OF 1853, 731 pesetas as COM
pared with the month Of October, 1896.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-05
COMPETITOR CASE.

1t is understood that the government
is determined to maintain that the
Spanish officers acted correctly in
making the capture of the Competitor
in April, 1895, and that 2le protocol
of 1877 solemnly referred to American
citizens residing in Cuba
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-05
RESULT EXPECTED.

the existence of a gold Democrat organ
ization.
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ton columbiana, Cuyahoga. 8: Del
aware, Erie. Fayette, Fulton, Gallia,
Greene, Guernsey, Hancock. Highland
huron, jackson, Jefferson, Lawrence
L.oraln, Madison. NIahoning, 2: Me-
olna, Meiggs, Miami, Montgomery, 2;
Morgan, Muskingum, Noble, Portage,
Pre6ie, Rossi, Scotio, Stark, 2: Trum-
pun, Union, Warren. Washington, Will
hams, Wood. Total, IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-22
B. & 0. RECEIVERS

File Their Report OF Receipts and Dis
bursements for the Month OF June-A
Very SatIIfactOry showing.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept I,-Receiv-
ers Cowen and Murray. of the BaltI-
more & Ohio Railroad Company, filed in
the United States court to-day a report
of the receipts and disbursements Of
the road for the month of June.
on June l, the balance in the general
treasury of the company and at credit
in the banks, amounted to s297,15 95,
The total traffic receipts for the month
were s9,627, ,S5l SO, and the miscellaneous
items amounted 10 $225, ,596 26, making u
total fund available during the month
OF $S, COG "a.
Disbursements on account of traffic
Items amounted to S59G,927 90 and on ac-
count of miscellaneous Items S2,2S0,-
4i5 70, leaving balance of Si23,253 II In
the treasury Mt the end OF the month.
The thirteenth report OF the terminal
Improvement fund or the report for the
month OF June shows that on the first
day OF the month there was In the
banks to the credit of the fund A35,pO
During the month there was dlsbursed
for various Improvements S4265S %,
leaving a balance at the end OF the
month OF $685., 1882 A.
The report of the receivers as TO re-
celpts and disbursements from receiv-
ers' certificates series No. during the
month of June show that there was to
the credit OF the fund at the beginning
of the month $52, 566 90; that there was
used In constructing or repairing var
ious bridges during that time slO,lSS 49,
and at the end OF the month there was
a balance on hand In the banks 90 the
credit OF the fund. OF Si2,3S3 IS.
The report OF the receivers as to re-
celpts and disbursements during June
from receivers certificates series No. 2,
shows s17S, 1856 % to the credit Of the
fund at the beginning Of the month,
s52,7SS ~ disbursed during that time,
leaving a balance at the end of the
month of $125,397 so.
The report As TO receivers certificates
series No. 4, shows balance on hand
at the beginning OF June Of S565,269 SO
and disbursements during the month
amounting to Sl2,Oi2 so and balance at
the end of the month, OF S553,227 76,
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Ex.MIzIsrER TAYLOR
Does Not Deny Reports of the DsmaaA.
Made by MInistsT Woodford,

LONDON, Sept 2l.-Hannls Taylor,
the former United States minister %
Spain, arrived here last evening, and
called at the United States embassy
to-day. In an interview, Mr.. Taylor
said:
THE grave negotiations pending be-
tween the United States and Spain as to
the war In Cuba are now entirely in
the hands OF General woodford, who
has had fruitful experience, both In
peace and war, and wifi be equal to the
occasion whatever 1t may be-"
Mr.. Taylor was questioned In regard
TO the accuracy Of the statements con-
tained In the dispatch from San sebas-
tian to the Temps OF Paris, purportinE
to give the substance OF the interview
which took place on Sunday last be-
tween General Stewart l., Woodford, the
United States minister to Spain, and
the Duke OF TetuAn, the Spanish minis
ter for foreign affairs, In which General
Woodford 10 said "a have dwelt very
courteously, but firmly, upon the nsces-
slty Of terminating the war In Cuba, and
10 have declared that II II Is not terml-
mated by the end OF October, the United
States VIII feel Justified In taking meas
ures to secure the Independence OF Gu
ba. In reply, the former minister said:
my lips are sealed until after my ar
rival at Washington"
While Mr., Taylor refused to discuss
this matter, hfs manner tended to con-
firm the story told by the correspond
ent OF the Paris Temps.
Regarding, the general feeling In
Spain, Mr., Taylor remarked: II must In
justice, say that have never received
any personal discourtesy from anyone;
but for the past year my residence was
guarded by soldiers"
Mr.. Taylor will pay a visit to Profess
sor Freeman, at oxford, will complete
his book on THE Origin and Growth OF
the English Constitution" and will sail
for home on October @"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-22
ODD FELLOWg GRAND LODGE
Secret work-BlG PArads-AyyArdSs OF the
Prize DrIll.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sept. a.-M
the second days session of the sovereign
grand lodge Independent Order of odd
Fellows, the secret work OF the order
consumed most of the time. No one was
admitted to the conference but ofiicerl
and representatives elected at this ses-
sion.
This afternoon the grand parade took
place under command of General J. p.
Elliott, of Chicago commander-in-chlef
Of the patrlarchs militant, and consist
ing of Illinois National Guard, COM
mands, cantons OF patriarchs militant
and subordinate encampment and lodges
escorting the representatives Of the SOW
ereign grand lodge. Following this was
a prize drill OF patriarchs militant. No.
4, Muncie, Ind, won the first prize. 5000
In Glass A, and Canton McKeen, No. 2s,
Of Terre Haute, Ind, won the first prize
$3.50, in Glass B. They had no competi-
tors. Tonight the past grand represent
tatlves held n reunion In the First MethA
odist Episcopal church. at which adj
dresses were made by Grand Represen-
tatives W. G. Nye. OF Minneapolis; Lu-
cius II. Fuller Putnam. Conn, and Still
well IL. Russell, OF Dallas, Texas,
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.-There
were nine cases of yellow fever reported
to the board of health this afternoon at 6
o'clock, when the days work of the ply
slclans ended. There were, however, no
deaths recorded, and the doctors all
agreed this evening that the situation
was steadily improving. The fever AZ
present, instead of developing into
malignant type, Is as mild. II not milder,
than when It first appeared here, as wit
ness, twenty-seven cases In two daye
without a single death. Tonight the IN
spectors OF the board OF health reported
that most OF the cases that had come un-
der their observation, were progressing
most favorably There are only two
cases which give the attending physi-
clans any reason for alarm.
Confidence locally is steadily increas-
Ing, There never was a large measure
of apprehension in New Orleans, but the
city seems now to have settled down to
the belief that there is absolutely no dan
ger OF an epidemic, and that within
very brief space of time, even before
frost, the physicians win have succeeded
in completely stamping out the sickness.
A number OF cases were discharged yes
terday and to-day and the total number
OF cases receiving strict attention to-day
does not exceed ten.
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MOBILE. Ala, Sept. 2l.-Thls was
another day OF favorable report. There
was only one new case reported to-
day, a child named Willie Goodloe, llv-
Ing in the infected district. One case
was discharged, leaving under treat
ment twenty-eight, all OF whom are pro-
crossing favorably. There have been
but three deaths and none since satur-
day.
Traffic Is picking up daily, despite the
rigid quarantine maintained.
The first lot Of refugees from the
Mississippi sound coast got in this
morning per steamer Georgia. that had
been quarantiucd at Fort Morgan. in
the lower bay. There were eleven In
the passenger list.includinE Miss Maude
Miller, of Utica, n. Y. Mr., and Mrs. w.
C. Morgan, OF Detroit, and b. +. Dick
son, OF Evansville, superintendent Of
the Evansville division of the Louisville
a, Nh shyllle rOnl
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CROP CONDITIONS
Corn Has NiAturcd, ana lsSatr From In :
lmrN hr ErnLI.

WASHINGTON, D. c., sept 2i.--Thc
weather bureau In its report or crop
conditions for The week ended scptcht.
Der 20, says!
The week has been favorable for nj
pcnlng ana securing crops, hut IN tho
central Mississippi and ohio valleys.
Tennessee nnl other portions OF the
middle aud south Atlantic ft1tcH Il hnH
been too dry for following and seeding
Of fall grain
Tho exceptionally warm weather OF
the first half ot the month mnturod corn
rnpldly and has placed nearly the whole
crup beyond injury from fro1t owing
to drOughly conditions IN some NJ the
moro Important staten, tho grain, par.
lloulnrly the late crop, dId not mi Woll.
ana The reports indicate that much viii
BE- chnny Cutting has progrcfscd ran.
ldly under favorable conditions ana m
some uf The moro Important cora ptnlaa
WIN bo practically completed by Tie end
Of September
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept 2i.-rhe BIZ
luminous coal miners strike is official
ly at an end, The ten days which the
miners should remain Idle ends to-mor-
row and the 10000 men who have been
idle for eleven weeks will resume work
at an advance of 20 per cent in their
wages,
Desuitory fights will be continued, but
the most interesting one will be the
fight on the New York and Cleveland
Gas Coal Company, as 1t Is the ambition
OF the miners to make that company
pay sixty-fve cents a ton for mining.
The task is admitted TO be hard one,
hence the interest conferred on this one
battle.
The wage scale committees having In
charge the work Of adjHdicatihg the
differences on various prices FOR
mining completed Its work yesterday.
The corrected scale adopted by the
committee of miners and operators is as
follows:
price TO be paid for run-of-mtne coal.
thIrty-nIne cents per ton; over an inch
and-half screen, slxty-flve cents per
ton; over three-quarter screen, fifty
four cents. Clay veins, six inches and
less than twelve inches, 81 Go; anything
over twelve inches at the rate OF 81 65
per foot"
The miners got practically all they
asked Tor and more than the conserva-
tive members expected.
All the miners in the Pittsburgh dis
trict where the price has been accorded,
have gone to work The operators are
getting all the cars they need and the
mines are making phenomenal runs.
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NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Separate State Organizations TO Prosecute
MIasIonary Work.

m1llonhry hOrks
BOSTON, Sept. 2l.-The last days
session of the American National Bap-
tist convention opened to-day in the
Ebenezer Baptist church, with Devotion
al exercises conducted by the Rev. NJ.
L. Copeland, of Wichita, Kas. Rev.
John II. Frank was chosen chairman OF
the foreign mission board and Rev. j. p.
Robinson, chairman OF the Home Mis-
sionary board.
Rev. DR.. Wheeler, chaplain OF the late
Fifty-fourth Massachusetts regiment,
addressed the convention. Resolutions
were adopted, petitioning the members
Of the national convention OF the Uni
ted States to grant the following states
permission to form separate organlza-
ton to prosecute foreign mission work:
North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland.
West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, New York. Delaware, Rhode Is
land. Massachusetts. Connecticut, Ver-
mont. New Hampshire, Maine and the
District Of Columbia.
Resolutions were adopted condemnlng
lynching.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
next year in Kansas City.
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committee reported that they found the
books OF the secretary TO be correct and
the finances OF the federation in flour
lshing condition. The report also show
ed considerable increase OF member
ship,
An appropriation was made TO aid the
unions OF the state OF Utah in defending
the constltutlonality OF the eight hour
law OF that state which viii be heard
before the United States supreme court
In October.
President Gompers reported that ar
rangements are being perfected for the
thorough organization OF the patent
machine tn the tin Industry, and the In
dicatIons at present are, that this trade
will soon be thoroughly unionized.
It is expected that plans for action In
furtherinP the interests OF the miners
will be decided upon at the session OF
the council tomorrow.
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CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 2l.-A spe-
cIal to the Enquirer, from Springfield,
o.. snys: The pilgrims 20 the bImetallIc
camp meeting here folded their tents
this afternoon and moved away. There
was no set programme for to-day and
yet throngs went to the camp. Finan-
cIally, the meeting was not success.
At a meeting fmprovlsed by Douglass
Williams, OF Grand Rapids, speeches
were made by Frank Fnrlow, of Van
Vert, and Frank Cantrell of Chicago,
Cantrell discussed on the Pullman
strike. Later in the afternoon Judge
Sma1ley, OF Sandusky, introduced Rev.
Sam Small, who discussed blmetallsm.
and closed the meeting.
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speolnl pIspatch 70 the Intelllgoneer.

Special DIspatch 10 me lntelllgeneer.
sTEUBENVILLE, o.. Sept 2l.-The
Democratic senatorial convention for
this district met here to-day. George b,
Aten, of Wellsville, was nominated by
acclamatlon. Mr.. Aten Is ex-mayor Of
that city and was a member Of the Third
Ohio Volunteer Infantry during the war,
The resolutions passed denounced gov
ernment by injunction. favored curtail-
ment in official salaries and public ex-
penses. and instructed the nominee II
elected to vote only for candidate for
United States senator who favored the
reconciliation OF silver at the ratio OF
tf 10 1.
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EDWARDS, Miss, Sept 2l.-The fol-
lowing new cases OF yellow fever are re-
ported up 10 p. M, tonight:
Mrs. Greaves, sr,; George Elliott, four
negroes. names unknown; Miss Minnie
Lewis, Miss Artamis Rauch, Miss Leone
Raldch, Miss A. Noblin. Miss ]. b. How
le, child OF Mrs, Lowry. Claude SelSer,
r. II. Noblin, r. A. Walton, Miss Mat
tie Howle.
This makes total of seventy-two
cases to date. Mrs. Henry, Mrs.
Greaves, Nathan and Hudakin, are re-
ported dangerously III, but the balance
are reported rs doing fairly we'll There
has been one death-thnt OF Colonel
Robb, who died this morning, five miles
In the country. He was eighty-threc
years of age and in quite feeble health
prior 20 the attack OF yellow fever.
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WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept 2f.-The
authorities of tho state OF Illinois and
Kentucky have made representation TO
the secretary of agriculture that fever
Infected cattle are being shipped from
Tennessee to the stock yards nj Louis.
vile, Chicago and other places and
have urged that the entire country be
qunrantlned against Tennessee. Com.
pldlnt IN made that cattle south Of tho
quarantine line are drlpoH across u and
shipped, The secretary has the matter
under consideration aud Ia In the mcan-
time cndclyorlng to secure the inform.
alton necessary to enable him to act In
tclllncnuy
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CINCINNATI, o., Sept ala special
10 the Commercial Tribune from Frank.
fort KY, says:
Before leaving here this afternoon,
senator Deboc said to the Commercial
Tribune correspondent, that he had the
assurance Of President Mckinley that
Dr. Hunter win be appointed minister
to Guatemala and now that Hunter IN
indicated, his appointment will bG
mndc very soon, Dcboe and Hunter
viii 80 10 Washington IN fcw days
Senator Deboc viii mHkc a number VI
speeches In the state this futt
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Aonnlll,d nr nsmoerntLe Jnror..

FRANKFORT, Ky. Sept, 2t.-After
being out only a short time the jury to-
day returned verdict Of mot guilty"
In the bribery cases of DR.. W. Godfrey
Hunter, Congressman Wilson and
Mr.. Franks. There was quite DEM
onstratlon OF approval In the court
room and congratulations poured in on
Dr. Hunter, Wilson and Franks. Al
though Gaines and Tanner were also
acquitted, the verdict Ia In direct con-
Hlct with their testimony. The defend
ants were Republicans and all of the
Jurors were Democrats.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIGencer.
KINGWooD, W. Va, Sept. AIS. II.
Wolf, another OF the mountain counter
felters was arrested In this county late
last night. and taken to the Clarksburg
Jail this morning. This arrest was a
great surprise to the community. Wolf
Is well-to-do farmer, quiet and unas-
suming in manner and has always born
the best reputation. The evidence
against him Is said to be very strong,
and special United States officer c. W.
Faucet. who made the arrest says he
has more surprises OF this sort In store.
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CAPE MAY, N, j., Sept cl,--dcorgc
Bornrt the cx.clly clcrl, Of Evanston,
Illinois, who was arrested here Monday.
Of last woch after oiudinE officers aud
detectives Tor II month Hnd who was In.
dlctad lnfl Wednesday hy the grand
Jury Of that place for cmbcggllnu W3Sg
Of the clty'r funds was taken from here
to-day by Police Captain John March
ana Constable Snmuol Harrison, both of
EvlnHton, the latter bnndamnn of lio-
gall ANA ntc now On their way 10
Evanston.
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A BETTER FEELING
Prevails Over the Fever Situation
in the South.
ONLY NINE CASES REPORTED

At New Orleans YsIterday-ThS Plague Is
Ofa mild Typs-In TwsnIy-'sVsn Gases
There Has Not been Single Death Re-
eordsd-Ab,olutsIy No Danger OF HH
Observation-Disclosures iS Steadily In
sr,a.lng and BuslAsss Is Picking Up.
Another Favorable Day at hobiis-PS-
tlsntS are Progressing Favorably.
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DENVER, col, Sept 2l,- Baldwin.
the aefoaaHt, connected with The slR-
nal service department OF the Colorado
In n short tlmc will begin experiments
with tho box kite nv q means or long
distance elrnnllnr Sergeant baldwin
win cooperate with Professor Otto
Chnnulc, the well known engineer OF
chicago The idea la to hulll eorles
of box klloH for the purpoao ot, oleyal.
Ing observers to great heights.
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BALTIMORE, Bcpt 2l,--llonry VII.
llnmn was nominated Tor mayor on Tho
nwl ballot by the Democratic city con.
vntlUn hero to-day Thla IN tho SECOND
time that Mr. williams has been selected
na the standard bearer 0f the Democrat.
In municipal campaign, he having ho0n
defeated for mayor In 1896, along VIII
the entire state and local Ticket
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JACKSON, Miss. Sept. ,2l.-A special
train came from Meridian to-day with
Judge ]. W. Feweii, representing the
Alabama and yicksburg railroad, Gov
ernor McLaurln, and Others. The train
stopped at Farish Bridge, where Drs.
Hunter, Todd and Mclean, Mayor
Wharton, Chief of Police Ewing and
Aldermen Todd, Manshfp and Lemon
were waiting for general conference
on opening communications.
Governor McLaurln was chairman. 1t
was agreed that all trains take no pas
Bengers for local points.
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THE STATE RESTS
In the Luetgert Trial After TAX.
ing Twenty Days
TO PRESENT THE EVIDENCE.

An Important POlnt Scored In Getting In
Testimony to Prove the Sausage Ma
ksr's MOtIVs In Making Away with Hts
wlfs-HIS FllrtatiOnS with Other Wo-
men Culnilnatsd In Warfare between
husband and wiTs-Ths Most AEErA-
waited Case was His Marked Preference
for the servant Glrl-DOfsnss will Open
To-day CoHnssl Pron,i'ss Startling
Developments,
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CINCINNATI, o., Sept 2i.-Reports
from all parts OF the Ohio valley lndi-
cate that the frost did much dnmase
last night, especially to tobacco and to
the late corn. The frost was general In
southern Ohio and Indiana, and north
ern Kentucky. The quarantine against
yellow fever was raised here to-day on
account OF last nights frost