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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-15

Tucson, Ariz-, Oct IA warrant OF
arrest was issued this morning on COM
plant Of the board OF directors of the
Arizona Historical society, charging
Fred G. Hughes with forgery and the
propriated by the last legislature on
behalf Of the Historical society 1t is
CHARGED that the warrants for the ap-
preparation were secured by Hughes
by forging the names OF the directors
of the society and that he afterwards
sold them and appropriated the money
Hughes has been clerk of the board OF
supervisors of Pima county for the last
four years. 1t is claimed that there
IS a large shortage in the funds en-
trusted to his hands on account of road
and contingent funds.
He was informed Tuesday that If he
failed to make good the warrants OF
the Historical society he would be re-
moved as clerk Of the board Of super
Visars. That night an attempt was
made to burn the court house by max
ing fire in the cellar, under the board
of Supervisors rooms, but it was dis
covered in time to prevent the destrue-
ton of the building. Hughes has dis
appeared from the city and his where
abouts cannot be ascertained-
Hughes was president Of the Arizona
Legislative council. one Of the leaders
f 30 riZona Democracy and president Of
N Arizona Historical and Pioneer
fNes and leading spirit Of the
T tive committee Instituted to in
Fl lie the Arizona board of control.
IS an inVeterete gambler. He
"a wife and Il children nearly
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ing at o'clock. Business of Importance
is slated and every meqnberds expected
to be present. The call is signed by
Charles Smith, il, and D. Ferguson,
secretary.
The Republicans Will today open their
campaign headquarters in the O'Meara
block, up stairs, 60 West Second South
street. This was decided uDon at the
city committees meeting at the RnUts
ford last evening. Until II o'clock the
committee was in executive session,
and when the lights were e0tinguished
a large amount of business pertaining
TO the opening of the municipal cam
paign had been transacted. Consider
able discussion was devoted to the sub
ject of the craftsmanship, which has
been filled by the selection of Frank D.
Kimball- The selection of Mr.. Kimball
was agreeable TO all the candidates,
but his acceptance was conditional
upon the departure of Mr.. Barnett,
cashier of Mccormick & Cos bank
from the city. The determination OF
Mr. Barnett not having been an
nounced, which fact Mr.. Kimball in
dictated, the committee cast around for
a suitable substitute, but when the
meeting adjourned it was declared that
the gentleman from the Third was still
chairman. Whether or not Mr. KIM
ball will serve until the end of the cam
paign remains to be seen
Among other matters considered was
the raising of funds. The assessment
levied upon the candidates was cheer
fully acquiesced in. ard the sinews of
war are NOW in sight so that a yigor-
Gus and probably effective campaign.
SO the committeeman declared, would
be waged. The taking of a thorough
canvass by blocks and preparing for
the work to be done on the last day
for registration the 18th instant. were
arranged for, Subcommittee to ar
range for speakers, music, rallying
places and printing were appointed
and the appointment of W. NJ. Want
land and A. L. Williams as chief clerks
at headquarters was confirmed.
The city committee seems determined
to make the lady members play ball."
According to previously adopted rule,
the vacancy caused by the absence of
"committeewoman' was filed by the
selection of D. C. Eichnor. The com
mittee Will meet this evening at head
quarters and tomorrow evening a joint
meeting with the ladies' committee will
be held.
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SWINNERT0N AND BRIDE.
He "ELoPED" WITH A MILLION
AIRES DAUGHTER.
His Marriage With Miss Treadwell,
However, is Supposed to Have
Taken Place Some Time Before
Their Departure = Wild Rumor
That They We're Married in Salt
Lake.
Rarely a day passes in Salt Lake that

Rarely a day passes in Salt Lake that
a sensation Of greater or less moment
fails to come to the surface Tuesday,
Swinnerton, the famous cartoonist
whose genius has found it's impress in
the San Francisco Examiner unwit-
tingly planted a mild sensation in this
city, but the discovery was not made
until yesterday. The cartoon artists
arrival at the Knutsford with his bride
was announced in the papers, but ere
the mornings news was discussed at
the breakfast tables, Mr.. and Mrs.
SWinnerton were on their way TO New
York, bound for Europe. One of the
published interviews stated that the IL
illustrator had secretly married Miss
TreddWen, daughter of the late mil
lionaire mining operator of Alaska,
several months ago in California, but
for prudential reasons the marriage an
nouncement had only recently been
made. When a Geographic inquiry
came yesterday from San Francisco to
the Salt Lake correspondent of the
Examiner, asking whether Mr.. Swim
merton had obtained his marriage Ii
cense here, it was a puzZler, sure
enough. But the surprise was intensi-
fed when the Frisco papers came, de-
failing the "elopement' of the Exam
iners illustrator and his wealthy bride.
Investigation at the Office Of County
Clerk Dunbar revealed the fact that no
marriage license had been issued to the
runaway couple. In fact a careful in
spection Of this weeks license appIi-
cations, including those withheld from
publication. failed to show the hoped
for information.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swinnerton We're not
married in Salt Lake, and the proba-
bilities are that they procured their
of.f.i01 iT1c Vol
ifornia town before "elopinG" across
the continent to Europe. Thus has an
other San Francisco and Salt Lake sem
sation Gained down.
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URGED TO GIVE COUP D'GRACE
BRITISH NEWSPAPERS ON THE
CURRENCY QUESTION.
Hopes the Government Will Not
Yield to Yankee Agitators With
out Consulting British Opinion.

London, Oct 14.-Al the afternoon
papers today published editorial arti-
cles urging the British cabinet at its
meeting Saturday to give the coup
d'grace" to all rumors of intention upon
the part of the government to tamper
with the currency.
The Westminster Gazette. in its fl
nancial article says:
THE catering to the bimetallic fad
which this city has reason to believe
the government has been INDUCING in,
in accordance with it's policy of grace
full concessions, has aroused untold
anxiety in business circles which has
been voiced in the letter of protest
signed by a majority of the leading
men of the city expressed their grave
objections to any movement by the
government in the direction of bimet-
allisn.
In conclusion the article says: ''It is
uncomfortable that the government
should prove fatuous enough to yield
to the Yankee silver agitators without
consulting and taking the weighty ad-
vice of the business community"
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LIED HIS CAPT0RS.

4 Stage Bobber Stays Two
i IS Killed IN Return.
H., Oct IA-William HaraId.
zee, and Under Sheriff Rad
Isl1iyou county. were shot and
Deputy Sheriff Stewart, of
fcornty. seriously wounded
5ing while the latter were at
- TO arrest H2rald Tor comp'ic &C.
~ s. robbery OF the Trella 6, For;
sc on Sept. IS last, The stolen
n <F was traced by DetectiYei
r and j. Jennings, of Wells,
[|EF 4. Co to this place and the Sis
county officers, in accordane.
instructions. came down from
Ska last night for the purpose oi
bresting Earald and taking him &c
pthat place.
About $3.50 O'Clock this morning Rad
ford and Stewart presented themselves
at Harald's house and asked for Har-
aid. When he came to the door. Stew
art said; Il want 20 SEQ you, Harald.
The latter replied, I'm ready" and
opened fire upon the officers with a bis
revolver. The first shot took effect in
Stewards leg, while the second bullet
struck Radford in the left breast, kill
ing him almost instantly. Stewart
WhO had fallen in front Of the door
when shot, emptied his gun at Harald,
who fell nortaIly wounded with severa.
bullet holes III his chest and abdo-
men. He died shortly afterwards.
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CONGRESS OF HUNANITARIANS
SENSATIONAL TOPICS PRESENT
ED AT SESSION YESTERDAY.
Dr.. sanarelli Inveighs Against 1noc-
ulation Of Human Beings With
Fever Germ Cultures.

Nashville, Oct. 1.-THE American
Humane society today opened with a
paper or 1.-THE Witchcraft Of Today"
by Miss Georgiana Kendall of New
York City. This paper treated of by
and cruelty TO dogs. Rev.
Lloyd Jo:.es of Chicago delivered an
address OF The Law of Sacrifice US.
viviseetion was brought up by DR.
Jones address and was discussed.
At the afternoon session addresses
were delivered by b. L. Barthell. Bish-
op O. p. Fitzgerald and Dr. a. T. Atchi-
son of Nashville; DR.. ". T. DaIrymple
Of Baton Rouge and Rev. DR.. Lord of
St. Paul
The most interesting meeting of the
association proved to be the one of
this afternoon. Papers of great inter
est were read by E. &. aBarthell of
Nashville. by DR.. Dalryrnple of Baton
Rouge and by the Rev. Lord of st.
Paul. The paper that stirred the con-
Yentioa most deeply was one by Dr.
Albert Leffingwen of Aurora. NJ Y,
upon
SCIENTIFIC ASSASSINATION"
1t dealt with DR. sanarelns inocula-
ton of healthy human beings with the
germ culture of yellow fever. 1t is
understood that some, if not all of the
unsuspecting victims died with all the
symptoms accompanying the dread
disease.
The following resolution was present
ed and adopted:
Whereas. It has been currently re-
ported in public journals that dis
tinguished South American physician
engaged IN scientific researches. after
vivisecting 4 large number of the
higher animals, has not hesitated to in
oculate patients confined in public in
stitution with the germ poison of yell
low fever, causing them to suffer all
the agonies of that dread disease, and
terminating IN death; and
Whereas, these atrociouS expert
ments, so far from exciting in this
country universal condemnation and
! adherence, have been declared to be
| scientifically useful and therefore per
haps a "pardonable crime therefore.
Resolved, that. assuming the facts
! to be correctly reported, the American
Humane society, in convention assem-
bled at Nashville, Tenn, hereby would
record in the strongest manner posi-
bic it's utter detestation and condemn
nation of such scientific
/ THRILLING WITH HUMAN LIFE.
It does not believe that any possible
utility to science can diminish the guilt
} of murders like these, or that the Sc
cret poisoning Of human beings should
in the least degree be condoned be-
cause the victims were friendless and
poor. 1t views with horror and amaze
rent the assertion that scientific eX-
periments terminating in death have
/ been made in certain public institutions
( in this country. and it therefore calls
upon the scientific and medical societies
( of the United States to join with the
| American Humane association in con-
demning the subsection Of human be-
/ ings-patients in asylums, hospitals or
other public institutions-to any form
Of scientific experimentation"
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he had succeeded in crushing the re-
benion, takes the matter philosophi
cally and is making preparations TO sail
on Oct. 20. He persists in maintaining
that his methods are the only ones that
will eventually force the insurgents to
surrender
In the meantime the rebels show no
signs of Willingness TO negotiate for
peace on the basis of autonomy. On
the contrary they are preparing 10 take
the aggressive. The large force that
started westward last week, it is re-
ported, includes an. effective company
of artillery. The intention is evidently
to Join General Castellos and make a
big demonstration in Havana province.
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BLOODY TRAGEDY.
Three Men Lose Their Lives in In
dian Territory.


Muskogee, I. T, Oct IA bloody
tragedy in which three men lost their
lives occurred on Spanish Creek. y
miles southeast of here about : o'clock
this morning.
The killed are ]. 3. Jourdan, a re-
spectacle farmer Of the vicinity; Moses
Miller. a noted desperate, Bill Wat
son. q Cherokee outlaw.
Jourdan was returning home after
having spent the night sitting up with
a sick friend few miles away. He
noticed two rough looking strangers
lying by the roadside. His suspicious
we're aroused and he went to his bro
Their for assistance. The Jourdan's re-
turned to where the men were lying
and asked them who they were The
desperadoos replied with 4 shot and
Jourdau fen back dead, shot through
the heart John Jourdan then opened
fire on the desperadoes and killed them
both. United States deputy marshals
were notified Of the tragedy and on
arrival at the scene identified one Of
the dead men as Noses Miller. whose
brother John recently killed Mr.. Mad
den, a merchant of Braggs. L T The
other was Identified as q Cherokee flu
gitiVe named Watson.
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down and sit in session for an hour or

So
There was discussion of the matter
of funds a few weeks ago. The cues
ton was brought up at full meet
ing Some one suggested that the can
didates be assessed. This was object
ed TO as savoring too much OF the
methods of partisan politics. Then an
other man offered the idea that per-
haps it would be good thing for the
committee to put up the needful. as
some coin would be needed.
Dolly, Hills, Ritter and Mccormick
were on their feet at once, No, No, Mr.,
Chairman. This will never do. We are
banded together as lot of patriots and
are going to appeal to the patriotism
the committee? Perish the thought.
Mr.. Hills had the electric light in his
vision when he opposed it and McCor
nick winloed the other eye as he added
few lines of opposition, While the We
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Reinforcements Hurried Forward.

Madrid. OFT. -Reinforcements Of
Spanish troops for Cuba are being
hurried forward by the military author
tiles. About 5000 additional soldiers
viii leave Spain for that island before
the end Of the present month.
At the cabinet council today it was
decided TO pardon all Cuban exiIe6 not
included in previous amnesties and to
suspend the decree OF Sept. q relative
to legislative reforms in the Philippine
islands. The decree ordered a vigorous
suppression of political associations
and the secret pact CT blood societies.
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MASS MEETING IN NEW YORK
CONTINUED from Page i

Continued from Page u
don, Democratic nominee for justice
of the supreme court, today rendered
his resignation as such candidate to
the executive committee Of the party.
The resignation was accepted. and
Judge William II. Gabbert, the Popu-
list candidate, was endorsed for the
position. It was claimed after the
nomination of Mr.. Gordon that he was
one OF the few supporters of Mr. Cleve-
land in his third presidential CAM
paign, when the state committee re-
fused to support him. Mr.. Gordon's
withdrawal from the race is said to be
largely due to the opposition of many
leaders in the party on this account.
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cuBl'S NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL
GENERAL BLANCo TAKES COM
MAND To-MoRRow.
Weyler Making Preparations to Sail
Next Week-Rebels Preparing to
Take the Aggressive

New York. Oct. IA dispatch to
the Herald from Havana says: Cap
tain General Weyler's rule in Cuba
vii! end with the present week. Cen
eral CasteIlanos Will act as captain
general until General Blanco'S arrival
in Havana from Spain on Saturday
next, when he Will Immediately take
the oath Of Office.
General WeyIer although expressing
regret that he has been recalled before
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IN a NEW ROLE.
Ezeta, eI-President of Salvador, Sued
For House Rent.

Oakland, Cal, Oct. I4.-GeneraI Car
los Ezeta, ex-president of San Saliva
cor, was arrested upon bench warrant
issued by Judge Gift today and de-
tanned by an officer for some hours for
having failed to respond to q summons
to appear before that dignitary this
morning for examination as to his abil-
ity to satisfy q Judgment for ss5. Ezeta
was sued by his landlord for that
amount alleged 50 be due for house
rent. but after judgment had been rem
dered against him, managed to elude
service. The plaintiff thereupon ap-
Piled FOR an order compelling Ezeta 60
appear for examination as TO his prop
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They SHARED SWAN
Non-PartisaR, Sirens at Last Cap
ture th6 Old Man.
CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR
HENRY Wallace WAS "NoMI-
MATED LAST NIGHT.

Owl Club Has a Nice Little Time Fin
ishing Up It's Ticket-Rapublic-
an City Committee Holds Another
Meeting and Advertise Another
For Tonight Straup's Position as
a candidate-othsr Bits Of Local
Political News.
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FAURE BANaUEITED.
Seven Hundred Frenchmen Greet His
Return From Russia.

Paris, Oct 14-Presldent Faure was
haacueted this evening in commemor-
ION of his recent visit to Russia The
entertainment took place in the hail
of the commercial exchange. The ban
quet was organized by the merchants
and manufacturers of France. of whom
there were about $50 present The pres
ident. escorted by a squadron of cut
rassers. arrived at S O'Clock. accom-
canied by the officers of his military
household. he was received by the
presidents and members Of the COM
nercial tribune of Seine. the chamber
of commerce, the banquet committee
ard al the cabinet officers who we're
in Paris.
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Flibusters SAFELY LANDED.

Havana, via Key West, Fla, Oct. IA.
1t is reported in official circles that
another filibustering expedition in
Guiding Kose Lormo Cepero, an Ameri-
can citizen and ID others, has been
landed at the entrance Of the river
Animal. province of Santa Clara. and
has succeeded in joining the insurgents
forces commanded by Reno.
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erty; but after it was served upon him
he tried TO induce his physician TO sign
a certificate to the effect that he was
unable to appear, Instead of doing so,
the physician int erceded with the court
in his behalf, buy Judge Gift was OBJ
durate and issued a bench warrant for
the offending debtor. who was brought
into court and " as held in custody de-
spite his protests until noon. when the
court was at leisure.
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After days of trial and tribulation,
after nights and nights of secret ses-
sion: after ohms and ohms and volts
and volts and amperes and amperes of
electric light have been consumed in
casting the shadows of the members on
the curtains, the owl club has at last
succeeded in completing its ticket.
AT the session last evening it nomf-
mated George Swan for auditor. George
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FOUND DEAD TOGETHER.
Case Bearing the Indications Of Muir
der and Suicide.

Baltimore. Nd. Oct. 14.-Mattheu
Rogers, a grocer, at 1860 West Randall
street. and Miss Ida Wright. his mis-
tress were found dead in Rogers house
this morning. Both had been shot The
police look upon it as 4 case OF murder
and suicide, but Rogers relatives in
sist that it was the work of d former
admirer of the woman. Her husband is
living and is thought to be in West
Virginia The only other person in the
house was q daughter Of the dead
woman who knew nothing Of the trag.
edy until awakened, several hours af-
forwards
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EARTHQUAKES In Spain.

Madrid. Oct. 1A-There was a Sc
we're earthquake at Granada and Anda-
lusia at o'clock yesterday afternoon
The oscillations were from north to
inhabitants of the city We're panic
stricken.
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McCreary a Senatorial Candidate.

Frankfort, KY, Oct. 14-Ex-Con-
gresham McCreary, who served on the
International monetary conference by
appointment of President Cleveland,
but who has since devoted himself to
free silver, Will, it is said, be can
didate to succeed Senator Lindsay. Elk
Senator Blackburn is also candidate.
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OMAHA PERSPIRING At NINETY
HOT WAVE IN WEST AM
NORTHWEST.
All Through the State of Iowa.H
Heat Is Reported Exec
South Wind Like a Fux

Chicago, Oct. 14A IIe=
usual velocity is & s. s
the west and noE4 /.
the most uncorAft
today, the mercArH = {. (.
the shade, which 3 i ~
month of Octobef. | Dubuqi
came to the frontkwith
record, the thernt meier therS13
ing Sc in the shad,Ethe warmest
knovn at this timjof the year at tina
point. q
All through thief Estate Of Iowa %
heat Is reported as excessive De
Moines reported s. Davenport Sc any
other places reported temperature ~
uncomfortable astthat Of these thr9R
cities. The heat It all points wasIi-
creased by a strong south 20 southeast
wind. which felt as If it carlc directly
from & furnace. Out in Kansas. Con-
cordia was the warm spot IS being re-
ported. Dodge. usually well to the front
in matters of this kind. was well up
with a hot wind and SIS in the shade.
Kansas City sweltered with a temper
allure of Sc and the prevailing souriS
wind -
Chicago came next to it's hot red %
for October with a temperature of So
in the weather Office, which is 80 on
the street level. One day long ago, the
mercury reached 81 and that is the
record.
The coolest place in the reach of the
weather mans eye was Calgary in the
northwest territory, where it was he
said IS above zero.
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q LOVERS, QUARREL.

Girl Commits Suicide After Killing
Her Johnnie
Chicago, Oct. John Peters, who
was shot last night by a young wom-
an. supposed to be Florence Gleason,
died soon after he had been removed tic
the hospital The girl, who after the
shooting committed suicide, was later
identified as Sophia Klonser. The trag-
edy resulted from a lovers quarrel.
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JAIL BREAKERS CAUGHT.
Prisoners Who Escaped at Rawlins,
Wy, Again in Custody.
Especial TO The Herald.

NspeclaI 70 The HeraId.)
Cheyenne. Oct. i.-All prisoners who es-
capped from the Rawlins jail Tuesday
morning have been caught John DOYLE
ing. and William Moore. the last Of the
Quartette. was taken at 10 o'clock to-
night at Red Ruttes. west of here, while
escaping on . Union Pacific train.
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MELVILLE W. FULLER,
JOHN NJ. HARLAN,
HORACE GRAY,
DAVID j. BREWER,
HENRY Is. BROWN,
GEORGE SHIRAS, JR.,
F.. p. WHITE.

The president apparently has not decid
ed upon the appoinEn1 eglts that Justice
Fields retirement viii occasion, save that
Attorney General McKeuua VIII be NOM
mated fer the supreme bench unless some
ialtervenes tbetWeen now and December TO
prevent it, Mr. Mckinley has made soma
Inquiries of politicians. which have led
tlrem to believe that his mind is pretty
we'll made up On McKeTna as the next
justice of the supreme court, but TO Tlccls
of them. SO far as can be learned. did ne
general
After the adjournment of the court to
day the justices and the officers OF S.he
court called in a. body at Justice F'leid's
house and took official leave of the retir-
ing justice Although his r&iguation does
not take effect until the 60 of December
it is known that Justice Field Will NOT
resume his seat on the b(.rcrl during the
inNerin
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4 naval rendezvous is to be establishes
In San Francisco for the purpose of
faciIstatlnr the SHIPPING of sailors 10
man the war vessels Of the navy.