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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05

be no caucuses and the steering COM
mittees viii try to have all members To-
Gated before ballotting begins
The senate and the house will ballot
separately next Tuesday for senator.
The senate will stand 10 to II against
: Hanna by Senator Burke voting with
/ the Democrats. The house on Monday
stood 56 to 50. It is now So to 81 against
Hanna. This would settle the contest
if the combine" in both houses can
concentrate on any one candidate
against Hanna, and when the two
houses meet on the following day, Jan.
y, to canvass in joint assembly, the
vote of the previous day, as cast by
each branch separately, there would be
nothing to do except to announce the
total result as IA to II against Hanna.
DEADLOCK PREDICTED.
But if Senator Hanna has not ma
jority a week hence it is doubtful
whether any opponent will have it, and
the general prediction is for dead
lock. In the event that the balloting
next Tuesday does not show major
ity for any one, the general assembly
viii proceed on the next day to ballot
ing in joint assembly and continue to
do so until there is an election. The
bailoting a week hence may not do
any more than TO compel the contest
ants to show their names on roll call,
and after that the same fight may be
continued for an indefinite period.
SWAP HORSES.
THE combine" tonight is charging
that Senator Hanna is in such desper-
ate straits as to be forced to swap
horses" while crossing the stream, ow-
ing TO Republicans deciding to hold
10 caucus. They also charge that he
has been an ex-senator since the leg
islature met yesterday
AS Senator Hanna was appointed
when Secretary Sherman went into the
cabinet, article 2, section 2, of the stat
utes, is being quoted as follows:
If vacancies lin the senate) occur by
resignation or otherwise during the
recess of the Legislature of any state
the executive thereof may make tenn
porary appointments until the next
meeting of the legislature, which shall
then fill such vacancies"
While this talk about Ohio. now hav-
ing only one senator, proceeds. the
Hanna men explain that they want the
same action now as was accorded SEN
ator Foraker two years ago Foraker
had been endorsed at the GAINESVILLE
state convention in 1894 for senator.
and was elected without a caucus or
any Republican opposition in the leg
islature- The Hanna men say they ask
that the same courtesy and loyalty
now prevail.
REPUBLICAN PLANK.
The plank in the Republican state
platform, adopted at Toledo last June
is being freely cited 1t is as follows:
The thanks of the people of this
state are due to Senators Foraker and
Hanna for their splendid duty during
the session of congress and we con-
graduate the people upon their repre-
sentation in the United States senate.
Desiring to continue such representa-
ton, and approaching his service to
the party and to the people of the state
ana natlop, and his eminent and proven
fitness for the position, we indorse the
candidacy of Hon. Marcus A. Hanna
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urer of the board of trustees of the
First Presbyterian church, president of
the New York Cremation society, mem
Der of the Cotton Exchange, the Com
merce, the advisory committee of the
United States Lloyds. the Union
League, Nineteenth Century and Man
haitian clubs. the Society of Ethical
Culture and the Mercantile Library as
ISOLATION. He was a life member of
the Museum of National History. the
Charity Organization society, the Gin
ton Hall association, the New England
society, the New York Historical, the
American Geographical society, the
Academy of Design and the Metropol-
itan Museum of Art.
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THE HERALD BULLETIN.

PAGE ONE.
Guns Pulled at Columbus.
The Durrant Case.
Bold Train Hold-Up.
PAGE TWO.
Sporting News.
PAGE THREE.
Sacramento Report.
Rev. T. J. Collins Resigns.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
In Railway Circles.
PAGE SIX.
In Wall Street.
PAGE SEVEN.
State News.
PAGE EIGHT.
In the Social Realm.
Mayor Clark Makes Appointments
Local Politics.
Death of George A Alder.
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A SCIENTISTS SECRET.
Sexual Offspring Influenced Through
Food of the Female.

London, Jan 4-According to the
Vienna correspondent of the Daily
Chronicle, DR.. Schenck of Vienna pres
ident of the EmDryological institute.
claims that after 20 years experiments,
he has discovered the secret of exerting
an influence over animals and men so
as to fix the sex of their Offsprings.
DR.. Scheack declines to reveal it IN
til he has placed his discovery before
the academy of sciences, but he saws
the influence depends upon the nature
OF the food consumed by the female.
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THE SITUATION.
Political Future of Hanna In
Closely-Poised Balance.

Political Future of Hanna In a
Closely-Poised Balance.
Columbus, O., Jan. 4-The political
future of Senator Hanna is certainly
tonight in a closely poised balance.
while there are now reported to be only
nine dissenters among the so Republi-
can members, one in the senate and
eight in the house, vet the really doubt
ful list is limited to two or three. Some
Of the dissenting Republicans are not
likely to ever be reconciled to Senator
Hanna. They have burned the bridges
behind them, and openly admit it. Rep
resentatives Griffith Of Union and Joyce
of Guernsey, who voted with the
corAoine" on the organization of the
house, stated today that they would
vote for Senator Hanna. This gives
Hanna 81 in the house and II in the
senate, total of Il, or two short of
the necessary majority. Droste of
Hamilton, who voted for Boxwell for
speaker, announced at the time that ne
would support Jeptha Gerard, a silver
Republican, for senator, so that the net
4 gain for Hanna TO date over the vote
BON the organization is only one
The Hanna men say they expect to
get the NoteS OF Scout OF ruler and
Rutan of Carroll, who were instructed
for Hanna, and voted for the com
bine" On Organization. On the other
hand, the combine" managers say that
Scott anG Rutan viii remain with them
to the finish, and that they expect to
get Snider of Greene and Redkay of
Highland, who voted for BoxweH for
speaker. The doubtful members are be-
ing offered their choice of chairman
ships and given the opportunity to
make all other selections they want.
The power Of the organization of the
house is certainly being used to the
greatest possible advantage, and its in
fiuence is not to be underestimate in
connection with the support of the state
administration.
COMBINE POLITICS.
While Mr.. Kurtz and his associates
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Counterfeit SOC Certificates.

Philadelphia, Jan. 4-There was dis
covered in one of the largest banks
today another counterfeit 500 silver
certificate, making in all six of these
worthless notes which have been found
in this city during the past two weeks.
This latest discovery has created quite
a sensation among the cashiers and
other banking officials here, and there
has been an industrious search in
financial circles to bring to light all of
the spurious notes which may hereto
fore have escaped detection.
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E. S. Dean & Co., Swindlers.

New York, jan flames B. Kellogg,
one of the members of the defunct E.
s. Dean & Co., surrendered himself
He was placed under bail for eXamina-
ton for conspiracy to defraud
Kellogg is the reputed founder of
Dean & Co, Myron L. Bernard and
Sam Keller, the president and manager
of the firm, surrendered themselves
Yesterday
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Cspecial to The Herald,

Washington, Jan. 1.-The news from
iEio this afternoon and evening was
decidedly disgusting to the administra-
lion people who are so much wrought
up over Hanna's predicament.
- The president had few callers today
and he was so much worried that he
was not disposed to listen to what they
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
Mcfarland and His Pack Mules.

Portland, Ore. Jan. 4.-United States
Packmaster James Mcfarland, with u
pack-mules, arrived today over the o.
r. & N. from Fort Washable, Wyo.,
and left Immediately for Vancouver
barracks, where preparations will be
made to proceed to Alaska for the pur-
pose of assisting in taking relief to the
Yukon miners.
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SLEPT IN HIS CAB.
Lives Lost Through the Fault of a
Sleepy Engineer.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. Awhile
James Scott, a Santa F'e railway en-
gineer, slept in his engine cab this
morning. his engine drawing a long
string of freight and stock cars, bore
down upon another freight train, NOV
ing in on a side-track in the Santa Fe
railway yards in Argentine, Kan.
a collision followed. Charles K. Lam
ders, stockman, 40 years of age, Brazil
ton, Kan, was killed, and NJ L. Mears,
stockman, Waverly, Kan; A c. DIN,
stOckman, Brazilton, Kan; John c.
Myers, stOckman, BraziltOn, Kan: 7.
w. Meadow, liyeryEan, Ottawa. Kan.
were injured. The stockmen were in
the cabOose of the wrecked train. None
of their injuries are serious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
III RADCLIFFE, THE ACTOR.
Wife Beating Is Not the Only Crime
He'll Answer For.

New York. Jan. 4-E. ]. Radcliffe the
English actor under sentence of six
months imprisonment on Blackwell S
Island for beating his wife, was inter-
viewed in his Tombs cell today regarding
the story published in the London Mail
in which it is alleged the actor has an
other wife in England. Radcliffe denied
it point blank. District Attorney Gardiner
today authorized the statement that Rat
cliffe might be indicted for perjury in
swearing that he had no wife but the
woman he married here.
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THEIR HONOR AROUSED.
Doughty Ex-Confederates Imprisoned
to Prevent a Duel.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 4-George
B. Huntley. a prominent lawyer of
Amelia county, is under arrest here
tonight, and the police are searching
for Colonel John CurSonS, past grand
commander of the Grand Camp of
Confederate Veterans of Virginia. The
warrants were issued upon information
charging that the doughty ex-confed-
crates were about to engage in duel
The affair is the outgrowth of charges
against Colonel James n. Stubs, grand
commander of state Grand Camp, in
Volving the American Book company.
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UTAH PATENTS.
WAGE CUT IN MAINE.
It Will Affect Nearly Twenty Thou
sand Cotton Operatives.

Lewiston, Me-, Jan. 4.-The reduction
in the wages of the cotton mills oper-
atives of Lewiston, which goes into eff
feet Jan. Il, will amount to from 10 to
II 10 per cent, and the other mills in
Maine, as far as is known today, will
adopt either one or the other of these
rates.
The Farwell mills at Lisbon, the Ed
wards of Augusta, the Cabot of Bruins
wick, the Lockwood of Waterville, the
Gardiner mills and the LacOnia and
Peppereu mills of Biddeford, have also
joined the general movement and will
be followed, it is believed, by the big
York corporation of Saco.
1t is estimated that nearly 10000 op-
eratives will be affected in this state.
The Lewiston and Auburn mills en-
ploy about 5000 persons, and the reduc-
ton in their pay will amount to about
SIS 600 a month.
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Serious Hungarian Duets.

Budapest, Jan. 1.-Two duels with
swords were fought here today, arising
out of insults exchanged during the re-
cent debates in the lower house of the
Hungarian parliament
Count Stefan TIA wounded Herr Lud-
wig Clay and Herr Edmund Gajary
wounded Herr Stefan Rayovsky. III both
cases the wounds were serious Herr
TIA and Gajary received flesh wounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
Mrs. Draper's Diamonds.

London, Jan. 5.-The Rome CORES
pendent of the Morning Post says that
Mrs. Draper, wife of General William
F. Draper, United States ambassador
to Italy, almost rivalled Queen Mar
gherita at the New Years reception at
the Quirinal in the value and magnifi-
cence of her diamonds.
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Where It Blows Hard

Colon, Colombia, via Galveston, Jan
4.-The 'norther continues to blow flu
riously and has raised tremendous
sea. The shipping business is para
lyzed. All steamers are seeking shell
ter at Porto Bello. Much damage has
been done to the wharves, piers and
coast line
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
Butte Man Died of scaldino.

Butte, Mont. Jan. 4.-Michael Shutti.
employed in the Alice mill, died today
from the effects of being scalded Sun
day. He was engaged arranging the
hot pulp on the floor of the mill. when
some water was let onto the mass. 1t
generated into steam, which burned
c,-----i about the face and hndv-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
No Money to Buy Guns.

Constantinople, Jan. An imperial
trade, just received, declares the pro-
jected contracts for guns intended for
the Turkish navy shall be given to the
KruppS, and that the contracts for the
proposed four new Turkish ironclads
given to the Armstrong; 1t appears
doubtful, however whether either guns
or ships will be ordered in the near fu-
fI1re
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
Munifcent Gift For Literature.

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. Al. H. Hyde
of the Harvard senior class has given
literary and dramatic society of which
he is president, a fund amounting to
$780, 900 for the establishment of an
annual lecture ship on subjects CON
nected with French Literature
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
Fatal Result of Crusade

Chicago, JAM 4.-The crusade against
gambling resulted today in a tragedy.
Henry Mabel, saloon keeper. died this
afternoon of injuries received while re-
sisting constables who were making a
raid on his slot machines
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
Durrant'S Attorney Success
full In Obtaining a Hearing.
PETITION FOR WRIT
OF HABEAS CORPUS
Matter Under Amusement and De-
ciSion Expected This Morning.

Man Has Rehearsed the
Scene of His Own Death, and
Knows What Is Expected of Him
at the Last-Requests That the
Rope That Shall Hang Him Be
Destroyed-More About Blanther
Confession.
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AT THE CHURCH.

There was a large and distinguished
company present in the church. The
decorations were elaborate, palms,
ferns and white flowers being promi-
nently displayed. The Earl of Coven-
try gave his daughter away. The
bridesmaids were Lady Dorothy Cow
entry, sister of the bride; the Princess
Sophie Bamba Dhuleep Singh, Miss
Brenda Van de Wier, Lady Victoria
Herbert and Miss Elspeth Campbell.
Prince Frederick Dhuleep Singh was
the best man. The service was choral
After the wedding there was a recep-
ton at the Coventry house on Park
lane. Later the couple started for
Paris. The presents were costly. The
queen sent a bronze statuette of her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
English Commander For soudan.

London. Jan. A dispatch from
Aldershot says that Major General Will
lam Forbes Gatacre has been ordered to
Egypt TO assume command of the Anglo
Egyptian expedition in the Soudan.
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Marriage of His Grandson to Lady
Anne Coventry.
FRENCH MARCH In AFRICA
WORSE SLAVE-DRIVERS THAN
THE AFRICAN CHIEFS.
Turks Short On Cash-French Claim
Clipperton Island-Great German
Electrical Enterprise-Hun garian
Duels = Terrible Explosion In
Spain-Foreign Intelligence.

London, Jan. 4.-Lady Anne Coven-
try, third daughter of the Earl of Cow
entry, was married this afternoon at
st. Peters church, Eaton square, to
Prince Dhuleep Singh, son of the late
Maharajah of Lahore. The courtship
of the prince and Lady Anne has been
marked by considerable opposition upon
the part of the ladys family, which
was mainly overcome by the interven-
ton of the Princess of Wales.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
GROOMS ANCESTRY.

Prince Victor Albert Jay Dhuleep
Singh, who is 81 years of age, is the
grandson of that East Indian prince
whose struggle against the British
earned for him the title of the Lion
of the Punjab.'' The young princes
father, the late Maharajah of Lahore
fought against the British in India
but was eventually compelled to swear
allegiance to Queen Victoria. He was
allowed a pension of $500 year, the
revenues of Lahore being turned into
the Indian treasury. Later the Ma
harajah entered into negotiations with
Russia, for which the British stopped
his pension. The Maharajah returned
to his allegiance, was pardoned, and
his pension restored.
The famous Kohinoor diamond was
formerly the property of the late Ma
harajah of Lahore
Prince Singh was educated in Eng
land, and was for time on the staff
of General Sir John Ross, K. c. b.,
when the latter was in command of
the British forces in Canada. The
prince became quite prominent at Hall
fax and visited New York, Newport
and LennOx
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
GILT-EDGED LARCENY.
Minnesota Bank Director Charged
With Stealing $4,000.

0N0tE11--o pE@OIOOOs
st. Paul, Jan. I'm the district court
Judge Willis called the case of the
state against William Dawson, jr. The
indictment on which Mr.. Dawson is to
be tried charges grand larceny of $29, 600
from the Bank of Minnesota, where
Dawson was a director. This case is
one of those growing out of the clos
ing of the Bank of Minnesota a year
ago, and the subsequent sensational
failure of several other banks. Both
sides were ready for the trial, and the
selection of a jury began at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05

name in the Asturias district, says that
200 kilogrammes (about 40 pounds) of
powder exploded today at the San Man
jova factory. Seven were killed outright
and many badly injured. The building
was completely destroyed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
BOLD TRAIN HOLD-UP
Another Achievement of Kansas
City's Daring Highwaymen.
HAPPENED IN THE CITY
TRAIN HAD NOT PROCEEDED
BEYOND THE LIMITS.

Overpowered the Express Messenger,
Bound and Gagged Him and Ri
fed the Car Before the Train Came
to a Stop-Sixth Case of the Kind
In the City.
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Marie Corelli Ill.

London, Jan. 4.-Miss Marie Corelli,
the novelist. has been seriously i'll and
been compelled to undergo an opera
ton, but she is now recovering.
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Fist Fights Promote the Pre-
vailing Excitement.
COMBINE WIN TWO
DOUBTFUL MEMBERS
Leaving Hanna 20 On Joint Ballot,
Or Three Less Than Enough.

Plan of Holding Senatorial Caucus
misunderstanding Uncertain
As to Their Candidate-Bushnell
Stormed By His Home People
How the Situation Is Talked Over
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Con-
duct Remarkable.
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THE BRIDE.

Lady Anne Coventry is the third
daughter of the ninth Earl of Coven-
try. She was born in 1874 Her
brother, Viscount Deerhurst, married
Miss Virginia Bonynge, formerly of
California; and her first cousin, the
Earl OF Craven, married Cornelia,
daughter of Mrs Bradley-Martin of
New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05

will make no statements, yet they are
holding back the appointments on the
committees, and other patronage in an
ticipation of gaining several votes on
the senatorial ballot. In holding their
men in line the combine" is having
trouble with some of the SO Democratic
members. 1t is believed that Mayor
Mckisson will give. way to Mr.. Kurtz
for the short term for Senator, while
Governor Bushnell has all along been
regarded as the candidate for the long
term. Representatives Wiley of Wayne,
Powell of Morrow, Hiles of Lucas, and
other radical free silver Democrats, are
not satisfied with Kurtz and Bushnell,
and if they are to vote for Republicans,
they want them with pronounced silver
records like that of Gerard and others
that are named. Some of the Demo-
cratic members insist that the breach is
wide and so deep now between the Re
publicans that John r. Mclean or some
other free silver Democrat could be
elected over Hanna.
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Seven KILLED Bv Explosion-

Madrid. Jan. A dispatch from
Ovidee. capital of the province of that
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NO CAUCUSES.

It is expected by the public that
there would be decisive results at the
caucuses tomorrow night, but there will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-05
SLAUGHTER OF POSTMASTERS
FIVE UTAH VICTIMS WERE Be
HEADED YESTERDAY.
Glen Miller Is Rapidly McKinleyiz-
ing the Service-Patents Issued to
Utah Inventors.
Especial to The Herald.)

lSDeclal 10 Inc 15rdlO-)
Washington, Jan. Fourth class Utah
postmasters appointed today:
Deseret, Willard County-James H.
Mace, vice William A. Ray. removed.
Ibapah, Tooele County-John c. De-
vine. vice William NJ. Chastain, removed.
Joseph, Sewer COunty-C. d. Burkhoid-
err vice Edward Newly, removed.
bennington, Willard COunty-Joseph
diversion, vice Christian diversion, removed.
Midway, Wasatch County-Mary q.
Watkins, vice David Van Wagon, re-
moved.
The following postoffiecs were made
money order offices yesterday
Utah-Juab, Juab county; kamaS, Sum-
nit county; Paradise, Cache county
Idaho-BlOOmingto Bear Lake county;
Castle Creek, Owyhee county; LaBelle,
Fremont county; Market Lake. Fremont
county: Neman, Fremont county; Middle
town, Canyon county; Reynolds, Owyhee
county; Rocklyn, Oneida county; Salem,
Fremont county; Teton. Fremont county;
Tilden, Bingham county.
Wyoming-Griggs, Johnson county.
UTAH PATENTS.
Patents were issued to residents of Utah
today as follows: William II. Boyd, Salt
Lake spring tread horse shoe; William ].
Hosford, Manti. bicycle support.
Mrs. AIDA UlOn, of Laramie, Wyo., has
been admitted to practice as an agent be-
fore the interior department
John D. Bell has been appointed to a
5000 clerkship in the office of the surveyor
general of Idaho.