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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
Chance Fer stamp Collections.

Washington. Jan. SL-The postoffice
department has placed on sale at all
the first-class postofices in the country
all the leftover newspaper and period
ical postage stamps, whose use was
discontinued on July l. There are 30, 900
sets cf these awaiting pfilatelisss. Their
practical postage value having gone.
these sets of twelve stamps each will
be kept on sale at $5 a set for private
uses until Dee 81 next.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
LUNATIC RUNS AMUCK.
Armed With Knife and slashed
Right and Left.

New York. Jan. 31-Thomas Rey-
noIds of Belleviile, n. J., a small town
near Newark. became a raving maniac
today and ran through the streets
with knife in his hands, striking at
everyone he met Most of the people
escaped him, but several were severe y
injured. They are Mary Coyne. whose
skull was fractured and who viii prob
ably die and Miss Manning, a young
girl. who was badly injured. Reynolds
smashed windows and ran into houses
and stores, driving out the occupants.
He was captured by crowd of citi-
zens. who put a rope around his neck
and threatened to lynch him. he was
rescued by some OF the cooler-headed
residents of the place and landed in
iail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
c..,,;ser SIC - Samoa.

v-oe,;ngton. Jan Si--The cruiser
1siIadelphia sailed today from san Diego,
1,a,,nd according 10 the official announce
mont. for Samoa, thouSh she VIII touch
en- en- - all calculation, arrive al Apia about
}ns Set az March. The Philadelphia IS
snT M equal in offensive power to the
IL, .t.H,,;7Ssd force Of the two warshi7s now
- ne harbOr Of Apla-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
'-7lLEs-~1------
TELEGRAPBIC HIEFS.

Governor Stanley of Kansas has ap-
POINTED NJ. V Church of Marion to sue
ceed Web McNalI as state insurance com
missioner.
All records Of ice travel on the Yukon
have been broken by the recent feat of
the mounted police of the northwest terri
tory in bringing a big shipment of mail
from Dawson to Skagway in nine days
and ten hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
WYOMING LEGISLATURE.
Action Upon Important Measures in
the Lower House.
Especial to The Herald.)

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 31.-The all-im-
portant question of moving the state
convicts from the old penitentiary at
Laramie TO the new pen at RaWlins,
was settled today in prompt and de-
cisice manner. In committee of the
whole in the lower house this morning
a motion TO indefinitely postpone the
bill was carried by a vote OF % to 10.
\ bill bringing the Wyoming Sol
diers and Sailors Home directly under
the supervision of the state board of
charities and reform. and setting aside
g. 600 acres of land for maintenance of
the home was passed by the house.
The Johnson county invasion bill was
favorably reported by the committee
Of the whole in the house. This bill
provides that the state shall pay john
son county the sum of $4,000 as reim-
bursement of expense incurred by that
county in prosecuting the cases against
the stocknen who invaded that country
in 1892 and battled with the cattle rust
lerS killing several
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
stelzner Gets n Derisoin.

Sacramento, Cal, Jan. Slack Sjelz-
ner secured a decision over Tom Silver
horn in the eleventh round of twenty
round bout last night. on foul. Silver
thorn rOughed it all through, and after
being repeatedly warned without effect,
the referee gave the decision to Stelz-
-.e-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
Cheyenne Woman Frozen to Death.

Cheyenne Jan. 31.-Mrs. Dan Keeler,
wife of a packer in the United States
service. was found naked and frozen to
death on the porch at her home todav.
She was insane. Her crippled mother was
nearly starved. Money and provisions
were found in the house packed in the
bottom of trunks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01

SO in the district court and S25 if appealed
from the justice to the district court
Among the new bills presented today,
and one that will very likely pass. was
one fixing a schedule of salaries for coun-
ty officers under the amendment to the
constitution adopted at the last election
abolishing the fee system. The following
schedule is DrOVided.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
IDAHO BRIBERY CASE
Desperate Attempt to Defeat Anti
Gambling Bill.
BRIBE OFFER SPURNED
SENATOR CAREY DISPOSED TO
THRASH THE BRIBER.
An Old-time Frier1 Attempted to
Buy the HALEY Members Vote,
But Hike Carey Was Not That
Kind of a Man-Proceedings In
the Legislature.
(sneciaI to The HeraIdN

Boise, Ida. Jan. 3l.-A sensation has
been sprung here in connection with the
fight over the anti-garnbling bill. it being
openly charged that the enemies of the
biI have resorted to bribery. The mat
ter will be fully investigated by the SEN
ate
Senator Michael Carey of Haley. n
friend of the bill, was approached Monday
nir-ht. He scornei the offer and pulled his
coat TO further emphasize his contempt of
the boodlsr's tender. The amount Senator
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
Police Suppress Regulars.

o-ow orleans. Jan. 31.-SeveraI troops OF
rre,tb cavalry arrived here today on
li1S -. from, Huntsville 20 Fort Smith.
t, .nelt IEere turned loose in Algiers. op-
~ IN he civ and for time owned
veiy saloon in th 6 bnsIaS 6 orf Part t n5Ts 81 S2wn
IheIsl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
want Roberts Disoualifed.

Springfield, lis, Jan. S1.-A resolution
was adopted in the hNuse of represen-
tatives of this state today asking con-
gress that B. II. Roberts, lately elect
ed to congress from Utah. be disquali-
fed from sitting in the national house
of representatives.
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Carey was offered is not known. rumor
placing it all the way from 500 or $500
to $1,000
Senator Carey today admitted he had
been approached. but he declined to say
offered.
4 will say this much. however" he
added, If the man had not been an old
been trouble right there. As it was 1
could scarcely restrain my inclination to
spit in his face.
Il am not that kind Of a man." con-
tinued the senator. 4 took my stand on
the bill from honest motives. and l do
not want these fellows wno are lighting
the bill bounding me around, bringing
every influence 20 bear and finally trying
to bribe me to change my vote. No. Mike
Carey is not that kind of a man."
DO you intend to take any further
steps, in view of the fact that the bribe-
offer constitutes a crime?' the senator
No he replied. Il shall do nothing
about it except to brand it as a con-
who made the tender had not been an old
time friend of mine it might be very. DIFF
ferent. Aud the fact that he has been
a friend pains me all the more
FIGHT IN THE SENATE.
The galleries and Iobbies of the senate
were again packed today with people in
terested in the disposition of the Nichol-
son anti-gambling bill, Il majority of
whom were ladies. At times the discus
sion on the bill became very vigorous. and
the attempts of the enemies TO the meas
ure to catch some of its friends mapping
proved unsuccessful. The eleven remained
as a solid phalanX, guarding every inter-
est of the bill.
The bill was not passed TO its third read
ing and consequently will not come uD
for final action otmorrow- Senators togg
and Watts delivered lengthy speeches
against the bill. both claiming it uncon-
stitutional.
After adjournment the friends of the
bill presented the measure to Attorney
General Hays for his opinion, which Will
probably be presented tomorrow. 1t was
stated tonight the attorney general would
hold the bill constitutional.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The house session was without feature.
A committee of five was named to inVeSt-
gate the merits of the recommendatory
judgments of the supreme court and bills
We're passed as follows:
Providing that road districts may vote
4 special tax. not to exceed 10 mills on
the dollar. for general road purposes.
Regulating the sale of imitation butter.
1t provides for the proper labelling of such
butter and requires all persons selling it
to inform the buyer what 1t is.
Making the wife the official head of the
family after the husbands death. for
homestead purposes
Joint memorial praying for election of
president and vice president by direct
vote of the people.
1t fixes the fee at IS in justices courts;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
WILL ESTABLISH
GOLD STANDARD
Republican Bill to Destroy
Silver Coinage.
TURNS GOVERNMENT
OVER TO THE BANKS
Power to Contract Currency and
COerce Legislation.

Democrats of House Committee Ex-
pose the Republican Programme
Destruction of Silver Money,
Greenbacks and Treasury Notes
Great Sovereign Power Farmed
Out to Co1porations-Free Coinage
Bill to Be offered As a Substitute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-01
SILVER AND LEAD.

-@&3-
Bar silver, 5e1z cents.
Lead, brokers', $4.25.
copper, casting, 15 cents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-14

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abaethellt IN , uno l..
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tbeilt in 2 unb 1.
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.. SeItes 9ubeno aolben Top. Com 3, 8rt'
iipls So, nbactbeilt ~ 2 uno 81.
Beites SuBeno aolb Il StB' orn LOO, 9tt'
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ab0etbeilt In rs uno 25cts.
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Better balber Fuihel >cotb Size &beni
$500. 500 &rIcc, Gb8ctgCilt III 81 30, Sl.5o
uno 81.
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SAFER.
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TIE GIRL

Seiue & ii II il c.

Nnuteur Photographic gonteIt. SlGe Pr,
belt muB bon Nmateurs eeiteben. Seoer
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Veites 3u9ptero ir9ero zines NlterS poer
Talie, !. Vreis SO, 2. Nre's2.
SeiieS ihweres 3ietGripnnn, 2S00 Efuuo
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Ara .uicm:YiNe.

Sn naditebenoer Viite liuo Die Fr Z
mien entbalten, Die liir Die @e9en'
itdnoe, melhe auf ser StraBen'otr 81
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Sahe beieelt limo Wlo oieleS purd
re6t Sablrei6eu Seiuh an BEN Gag le-
gen peroen.
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Son all 3, a. Gus, obaetbeilt in Q II. /,

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Natb. @eirens, abletbeilt i'll 4 ND 3.
Geitc Npi.ltorte 8, 8.br. Nufi, Gb9ctbeilt
In 2 uno |.
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Hferoe.
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Ire,s ,.
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oariitsr, I Brcis 3. 3 Grets 2.
&eit,r Ncrc'oro 8un. Sruet S b,e c Wuo
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= n 2.
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Yeites Yaar Suff9 oflns 9, 2Sm. Sdmio,
ab9etheilt III = uno |.
Yartrio9eG odius 3, .. Stmaler, abse.
tbellt . mo |.
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tbeilt III , NIB 1.
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abgeIbellt IN = uro /.
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III 2 un0 /.
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The times., 1899-06-11

OF the sea The material Of the little VOL
cano viii be ordinary Stag from the great
lead-smelting works of Omaha. which will
De brought in a melted condition and
poured into the proper shape. No special
accuracy is required. inasmuch as there
Is nothing accurate about a volcano. A
concealed spout will be so arranged that
lnere can be eruptions every half hour
Eruptions OF melted Stag do not cost much
The sort OF thing contemplated at oma-
ma mas been done in kind OF way for
many years past in Paris, at the Jardin
Acciimatation. Groups OF strange peo-
pies are continually being brought to
farls from out-of-the-way parts of the
world by French savants in order that
French scholars may have an opportunity
10 study their arts and learn their Ian
suages. One may see there perhaps a
native African from the Congo. sitting in
front of his hut and playing a tune on A
reed instrument Stuck in the ground by
MN Is a willow wand with a wooden cup
on top OF It, As long as you keep on
dropping 5-centime pieces into the little
oowf the gentleman from the Congo will
Keep on playing. OF course. as everybody
KNOWS. animals from all parts OF the earth
are assembled in the great geological gar
den of the Jardin
The trouble with the people of the Mid
way at the Chicago Fair was that they
promptly Americanized themselves as
much as they could. For instance, the
Javanese. who. when at home, produce
such primitive music with their curious
gongs. lost no time in acquiring musical
scale up to that time unknown to them.
and played After the Ball" for the en-
tertainment OF visitors. This kind OF
thing Is distinctly the reverse of ethno-
logical. and will be painstakingiy avoided
at the exhibition at Omaha.
The times., 1899-06-11
Roof Garden Mt Glen sligo.

The Boston promoters of Glen Sligo have
transformed this beautiful pleasure resort
into a iirst-class place of amusement. to be
conducted on liberal capital and the latest
ideas that will meet the expectations of the
public seeking out-of-door pleasure and
recreation. Among the several new build
ings erected the Red Mill Roof Garden
will be one of the gems. One of the pro-
moters took q fancy to the famous Sligo
mill, built in the last century, and al
though retaining the ancient colonial at
mosphere, he has now modern roof gar
den that Will delight excursionists At
the Old Red Mill Cafe imported and Co.
nestle bottled beer and meals will be
served beginning today, under the di-
rection of Boston caterer. The Romany
gypsy camp, with Queen Deborah is still
an attraction. The Brightwood and the
Glen Sligo railroads promise a decided i'm
proyement in transportation. Prof. John
Pistorios Orchestra will render choice
programme from . until II p. m. on Sun
day Grant Parish will Introduce several
amusement enterprises during the present
season.