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Show fljc W. I- - EOWI EXCITING SCENE gtcpttbUc A ALT OBUI, Publishers. UTAH. NEPH1, IN COMMONS. I Chamberlain Denies 'I hut lie Hum sup. pressed Telegrams Davlit Resigns. LoDdoQ, Oct. 27. During the debate on the seeond reading of the appropriation bill iu the house of commons, which passed the second reading by a vote of 224 to 28, .lames H. Dalziel, liberal member for Kirkcaldy, expressed the opinion that one of the greatest difficulties in arriving at a settlement The heavy snows last week damaged with Iresident Kruger had been that fruit trees in many sections by breakrightly or wrongly, the president had ing them down. believed Mr. Chumberlain, the Dritish UTAH NEWS. Four full grown bears and two cubs were captured in a canyon within nine miles of Salt Lake City last week. Ephraim will have three tickets at the municipal election, the third being composed of bolters from both parties. Thomas Allen, a Salt Lade plumber, fell from the loft of a livery barn last leek, striking on his head, sustaining injuries from which he died. The Hinckley creamery closed a very successful season last week. They will resume work in the spring on a much larger scale than heretofore. The salt companies are putting in new machinery to increase their output next season. The past season has been the best Itah lias ever known for the salt industry. While playing crack ttie whip" with other school boys, El wood Beebe, aged V, of Irovo, was thrown violently to ground and sustained a very bad fracture of the collar bone. Light rains in the Wasatch and Oquirrh mountains have reduced the snow materially and perceptibly increased the volume of water coming from the mountains. William S. Fitch, I'nited States pen sion examiner for Utah and Colorado, is in Salt Lake for the purpose of looking into claims of Itah volunteers in ENGLAND WATCHING RUSSIA. I Diired liuiiia May tiuud Her Influence In Chinn While England la Occupied. New York, Oct. The sailing of the channel squadron for Gibraltar is regarded by the keenest observers as an indication that some unexpected attack upon Dritish interests is possible. The magnitude of the preparations of the war, which are out of all proportion to the requirements of the military situation, can be adequately explained on the theory that the government suspected that some great power would be tempted to seize the opportunity for striking a sudden blow or carrying out a deeply cherished -- 0. j IDAHO TAKES RESPONSIBILITY Governor Steunenberg Say Mat Official Control Affaire at YYardner. Washington. OcL 25. A letter has made public which Governor Steunenberg wrote to the war department relative to responsibility for the conditions imposed under martial law-iwhich the governor takes the responsibility for the btate government. The inquiry, it is understood, was prompted because charges had been preferred against the military author itsesfor the course they had pursued. The governor says: The State of Idaho is responsible for all that has been done in Shoshone county relative to the eall for troops, the arrest, detention and care of prisoners. the regulations under which the mines ean and have been operated from the time of the insurrection up to the present time, and the regulation of all matters concerning the employment of men in these mines, all of the above matters have been under the immediate supervision, direction and control of the officers and representatives of tli e State of Idaho, and not in any way of the federal troops. I further 6tate that the State of Idaho assumes and acknowledges all responsibility for tlie manner in which affairs are conducted in the Coeur dAlenes so long as martial law, as proclaimed prevails. EXPELLED FROM PARLIAMENT j been n Elections are to be held in twelve states this fall. The principal topic discussed is bimetallism except in Maryland, the Democrats generally holding fast to the Chicago platform, and the Republicans upholding the record of the administration. Trusts and other issues are secondary, particularly as all sides seem against them. Ihe nominations in each are as follows: Iowa. Republican Governor, Leslie M. Shaw; luutenant-governo- r. James C. Milliman; judge Supreme Court. John C. Sherwin; of public instruction. Robsuperintendent ert C. Barrett; railroad commissioner, Edwin A. Dawson. Democratic Governor, Fred E. White M. D.); lieutenant-governo- r. L. Bevis judge of Supreme Court, A. Von (p.); agenen (D. I; superintendent of public instruction. P. B. Holst D.): railroad commissioner. W. H. Calhoun (P.). Prohibition Governor, W. Atwood; lieutenant-governor, Georgs Pugsley; judge of Supreme Court, no nomination; of public instruction, D. superintendent S. Dunledy; railroad commissioner, A B. ray. Mijvfl of Road Populist Governor, Charles A. Lloyd; lieutenant-governo- r, S. Darvey; judge of Supreme Court, L. H. Heller; superintendent of public Instruction, C. Worth; railroad commissioner, Robert L. Dunning. United Christian Governor, C. C. Hea-coc- k; lieutenant-governo- r. J. F. R. Leonard; judge of Supreme Court, F. W. Darner; superintendent of public Instruction, ,V- - U. Pidgeon;- - railroad commissioner, C. Z. secretary of btate for the colouies, and Cecil Rhodes were identical. He added that Mr. Chamberlain bad giveu grounds for this belief by suppressing policy. telegrams. The colonial secretary tartly interThe quarter from which such an at1 of this kind may come is tack vened, saying: have never sup have The Russian press has had not got pressed telegrams. Miem. Mr. Chamberlain also denied license to criticise the English policy that he had refused to see Dr. Monta- in South Africa, in the most acrid way gue White, the agent of the Trans- and a rumor that Herat may be occuDritish vaal, who, the colonial secretary add- pied, is already in the air. ed, had never applied for an audience. commercial interests in Dersia are so The speaker, Wllliam Court Gully, large that a Russian seizure of the ntervened at this juncture, and de- commercial position in Western Afclared all references to such matters ghanistan would be a serious stroke, Undley. were out of order. aimed directly against free trade. That Kentucky. Michael Davitt, Irish Nationalist seems a more likely menace than the Democratic Governor, William Goebel; member for South Mayo, announced to forcing of the Dardanelles by the RusJ. C. Beckham; secretary of state, Breck Hiil; attorney-generathe house of commons that he would sian Rlack sea fleet. R. J. Breckinridge; treasurer, S. W. That Russia may attempt to extend Haeger; auditor, Gus Coulter; commisresign tomorrow as a protest against sioner of agriculture, I. B. Nall; superthe Doer war. Mr. Davitt denounced her influence in China is also feared. intendent public instruction, H. V. the jingo press, and said the war for Honest Election Party. Governor, John Wlven Had Forty-twthe meanest and most mercenary aims loung Brown; lieutenant-governeP. P. wives Accused Mr. Chamberlain of Being a Johnson, secretary of state, E. L. Hines; Chicago, Oct. 20. Forty-twwould be known as the greatest crime attorney-generaLawrence E. Tanner; Murderer. of the century. He declared that if he scattered throughout the world, four treasurer, John Droege; commissioner of G. W. Vandevere; superinLondon, Oct. 25. During the course agriculture, had been offered home rule and an of whom are in Chicago, was the contendent public Instruction, the Rev. E. of fession while the L. made by Walter yesterday's proceedings, Dverstreet; auditor, Frank A. Pasteur. Farnsworth, Irish republic he would not have ae Republican William S. Taya Chicago candy commission man who house of commons was discussing the lor; lieutenant-governo-Governor, John Marshall; cepted them accompanied by the conon the supplementary estimates, secretary of state, Caleb Powers; was with report arrested dition that he vote for the war bill. yesterday charged eneral, Clifton J. Pratt; treasurer. bigamy. Farnsworth also admitted Patrick O'Brien, Parnellite member for Walter R. Day; auditor, John S. Sweeney; As a protest he would ask to be recommissioner declared agriculture, John W. that the hands Throckmorton; ofsuperintendent lieved from attendance in the house. that he vvas a man of many aliases. Kilkenny City, public inof the Dritish of Some state for John Burke. of these are Charles Dransford, the struction, secretary He had been in the house for live Populist years A. J. John G. Governor, Blair; W. R. Kitting, S. L. Thomas, A. L. colonies, Joseph Chamberlain, were as secrefr3ibg to obtain justice for Ireland, of state, Benjamin Browder; much tary stained attorney-genera- l, blood with 1 as Keys; those of Kieser and cannot tell Bradshaw. and he left it convinced No that John T. Bashaw; treasurer, A. war. the Cardin; commissioner of agriculture, cause of justice and right would have exactly how many women 1 have mar- any murderer who ever mounted the H. W. J. Hanna; The colored people of Salt Lake be- the scaffold. superintendent public InI know of eleven in struction, John C. Sullivan. support of the house unless backed ried, he said. lieve they have been slighted by not The Socialistic Labor William Court Gully, Governor, Albert speaker, Europe, four in China, three in Peru, by force. Schmutz; lieutenant-governono nominahaving been given a place on either one in England and over twenty others called on Mr. O'Brien to withdraw his tion; secretary of state, no nomination; no AGUINALDOS LIEUTENANTS. treasticket and threaten to run a ticket exin different parts of the world, but to remark, but he refused to do so, where- attorney-generaurer, James Delaney; nomination; auditor, R. P. of colored people. the a upon Caldwell; vote 316 commissioner house, to of clusively composed of save could I soul not by tell how 26, my agriculture, many. Murderers, llorsethleves anil Outcasts Says James O'Hearn; superintendent public One hundred and fifty-siI married them for different reasons. resolved to suspend him, and he left instruction, citizens of W. S. Palmer. Fattier JWcKinuon. the house You had better remarking: One of the I did not live more than a day or two Spanish Fork have commenced segreWashington, Oct. 7. Maryland. Republican Governor, Lloyd Lowndes; gation proceedings in the courts. They presidents callers recently was the at a time with them. They will tell bring up another army- corps, unless controller, Phillips L. Goldsborough; you want it somewhere else. claim to live beyond the platted portion Rev. Robert McKinnon, known as the you I was good to them. John V. L. Findlay. Democrat Governor, Joan Walter of the city and petition to be detached. soldier priest, the chaplain of the First Feared Britlnh Have Been Defeated MONEY ORDER SYSTEM. Smith; controller, Dr. J. W. Herlng; California. He Isidor had a Rayner. is interview It probable that the surplus left loug New York, Oct. 20. Special cable Postoliice Department's Annual Prohibition Governor, James Swann; Report controller, over from the fund raised for the pur- with Mr. McKinley, to whom he gave grams from London are P. F. Ball; attorney-generaShows an Increase. here printed F. C. Hendrickson; for Bal.imore citys his of views the situation. of the of 25. return pose the Washington, Oct, The annual representative on the state Court of Apcelebrating declaring that the Dritish war office is .Father McKinnon said of GeS-a- l peals, Samuel D. Smucker. Utah volunteers, amounting to 3,000, a report of the money order system of news of Union Reform deliberately suppressing Dr. William who was Luna, killed the postoffice department shows a total N. Hill; controller,Governor, will be donated .to the lied Cross soby Aguinaldo's crushing Dritish defeat at Glencoe. William E. George; attorney-generano nomination; for Balorderly while trying to break into the ciety. These specials also indicate that the issue during the year amounting to timore citys representative on the State leaders Court of insurgent lie quarters: Appeals, Archibald H. Taylor. While taking a vapor bath at his the Dritish army is to be withdrawn from 224.056.363, an increase of S20.364.402 most brilliant man in the insurgent Massachusetts, Natal and placed in position nearer over last year. The total sarnings of home, r:ui East Fourth South street, Democratic Governor, and he was a murderer. He Robert Treat army, the system, aggregating Salt Lake, Sunday, David Davidson, the coast. The dispatches from General 1,501,638, Paine, Jr.; lieutenant-governoJohn H. murdered his wife and mother-in-lashow an increase of 305,004. On these Mack; secretary of commonwealth, Henry an aged man, was seriously burned by in Sir to White the rewar office George treasurer and Lioyu; receiver general, Daris and fled to the Philippines. orders a war revenue tax of 570,886 Joseph J. Flynn; auditor of accounts, the explosion of a vapor lamp which E. Gerry Brown; General Pio del Pilar. continued ceived and posted in London are not of was collected. attorney-generaJohn he was using. an ussuring character and seem to foreH. Morrison. lather McKinnon, who is said to have shadow W. were Ihere Republican Governor, 4,506 new money order Murray Dritish reverses. The fact that S. A. King of Irovo has been aplieutenant-governoJohn L. applied for a bribe, is a horsethief and General offices added and 20.007,870 domestic Crane; WilBates; has of Yule to had abandon both commonwealth, secretary of the Utah convict and an pointed judge advocate liam M. Olin; treasurer and outcast. Dundee and Glencoe in view of the dis- aud 968, o01 international money orders S. acNational Guard. The selection makes Edward of auditor Bradford; The only really honest man who issued. The report shows that while counts, John V. Kimball; attorney-generathe the staff of the guard complete. Sev- aided in the patches printed showing great Hosea M. Knowlton. of the rebellion over the Doers at Elandslaagte for thirty years past the average eral new companies are to be formed in was Iaterno, starting who was then a news- victory Mississippi. amount of each order has decreased, would also, in view of advices received the near future. Democratic Governor, A. H. Longino; paper editor in Manila, lie has rethe James T. Harrison; average during the past year was Thomas J. Darker, a prominent sheep pented and is probably back in Manila, last night, prepare the way for the anof slate, J. L. Power; treasurer, .28, an increase of 40 cents over the secretary R. of J. nouncement a W. Q. Cole; Dritish defeat. Stowers; lie sent his auditor, family there before I left, man, was killed in a wreck on the Monroe McClurg; previous year. and was to come himself expected as Union Pacific near Cheyenne, Wyo., or soon public instruction, H. L. Whitas lie could get away from the CEO. Q. CANNON SERIOUSLY ILL field; revenue agent, Wirt Adayis; land IDAHO of last week, while on his win insurgents. LEGISLATURE. Monday commissioner, E. H. Hall; clerk Supreme Court, E. W. Brown; railroad commisOne by one the insurgents' leaders Stricken with 1nemnonla In New York east with a shipment of sheep. Hi Report That an Extra Pension YVHI be Called sioners, A. Q. May, J. D. Mcinnis, J. C. are Condition Considered Critical, to Convene Soon. Kincannon. dropping away, and all their body was brought back to Utah for inPopulist Governor, R. K. Prewitt; strength is concentrated in one man, New York, Get. 26. George Q. Can Washington, Oct. 25. terment. Governor J. W. Prude; secretary Agninaldo. Of the original number of non is of N. M. Hollingsworth; treasurer, who has been at the Hotel Plaza suffering Steunenberg, in the city Johnstate, Two Manti sportsmen killed a huge leaders, but one of importance remains A. Bailey; auditor, T. J. King; from a severe attack of pneumonia, for several days relative to the withJ. J. Dennis; superintendMabino, the hunchback lawyer. black bear in the canyon not far from ent public J. H'. Simpson; is not much over four feet in lie arrived in the and drawal of the troops stationed at Ward-nerevenue agent,instruction, town last week, after an exciting chase. city Monday, W. Anderson; land comJ. height. He has an unenviable record was met at the had another conference today with missioner, T. J. Dining; clerk Supreme Jersey City station by The bruin weighed a little over 50C and is as great a villian as the E. E. Anderson; railroad commisothers. the war department, at which it is said Court, his ex Senator who son, found sioners, W. T. Ray, A. M. Monroe, G. M. Cannon, pounds, and his pelt was a beauty and DEWEY HOME TURNED OVER. his father quite ill and took him at the conclusion was reached to call an Cain. one of the largest ever seen in that Nebraska. House Purchased to the hotel. He is attended by extra session of the legislature in order once for the Admiral It section. Fusion Judge Supreme Court, Silas A. Delivered. Drs. Collet-- , James (specialist), and to provide funds for the guarding of Holcombe (P.); regent state university, Deter Uigtrup, a well known and L. Teeters J. (S. R.j, Edison Rich (D.). the Washington, Oct 27. The house on William II. Cannon, who prisoners now being guarded by recently left Republican Judge Supreme Court M. popular printer of Spanish Fork, died Rhode Island avenue, recently pur- Salt Lake B. Reese; regent state university, E. G. City recently to sail on a government troops. at the Holy Cross hospital. Salt Lake chased for Admiral McGilton, Dr. William B. Ely. The war Dewey by popular mission. His condition is considered Prohibition Judge Supreme Court, no department has decided that City, last week. Mr. liigtruphad been subscription, was formally turnedover the troops will not be kept atWardner nomination; regent state university, critical. quite E. Smith, Albert Fitch. Charles operated upou for appendicitis aud to him today by Assistant after cold weather sets in. as there is Secretary New York, failed to recover from the effects of the Vanderlip and United States Treasurer no shelter for them, and the TO RECALL WILDMAN. No state ticket. Members of the state governoperation. Roberts, of the Dewey home commitment will not provide barracks. assembly. One congressman. Stationed at Hongkong in New Jersey. Madeline White, aged 3, of Salt Leke, tee. Mr. Fitch, the owner, went to Trouble. DESIGNER OF SHAMROCK ILL, Legislature. the Treasury department this afteris dead after eleven days intense sr V Ohio. Portland, Ore., Oct. 26. The recall Will be Enable to Return to England In the from burns received while playing noon and presented the deed which Governor, Republican George K. Nash; of from his R. Defeated of Yacht. post duty Wildinan, lieutenant-governoJohn A. Caldwell; with matches. Her mother left her was immediately filed for record. The New Z. Davis; William 25. Oct. United States Court, York, Supreme Will Judge at HongFife, the attorney-generaalone for a few moments, and when purchase price was about 50,000. Two John M. Sheets; treasof is the imminent. designer is is said to he is B. It Shamrock, still Isaac kong, urer, Cameron; auditor, Walter very were received today she returned found the little one en- subscriptions ill at the I ifth avenue hotel. So much D. Guilbert; member board public works, be from relieved cause for and which duty Frank A. Huffman. eonpleted the payment includveloped in flames. Democratic Governor, John R. Mcthe cause is his prominence with the is he suffering from inflammatory A stray Salt Lake cow last week ate ing the expenses incident to the proAbraham W. Lean; rheumatism of a that affairs frame has had to be Patrick; judge Supreme court, Aguinaldo, the Filipino rebel. One for 1000 came from BrookDewitt C. up a pair of 8 laee curtains. attorney-generaThe ject. and William H. The successor to Wildinan will be Dr. built over his bed to prevent even the Badger; the lyn, I. was other, 275, James treasurer, Gorman; audiDore; owner of the curtains had the cow arreceived Edward Bedloe, United States consul bed clothes from touching him. It is tor, George W. Sigafoose; member board rested for failing to pay for the meal, from the Western Union D. Malin. at Canton, who was recently called to said it is extremely doubtful if he can public works, Fletcher M. Governor, Samuel company. and tiled a claim of $8 with' the return Jones. to with Sir England Thomas Washington. Trlnl of Idaho Rioter. which the owner of the cow Pennsylvania. Lipton, as had originally been Moscow, Ida., Oct. 27. Thirteen of was obliged to pay. MAJOR ROBINSON ILL. Supreme Court, J. Hay Brown; Superior tended. the Idaho rioters will be tried here Court, vacancy; state treasurer, James E. Barnett. nealy Brothers of Alpine had th. ir tiiis term of court, of DivisCECIL RHODES IS ALARMED. General Lawton's Democratic Supreme Court, Judge S. L. beginning tomor- Cliif Surjpou entire herd of sheep snowbound for rive row. ion at Santiago Stricken Mestrezat; Superior Court, Charles J. Their names are: Senda Word to London That Dennis Kimberly Is Reilly; state treasurer, William T. Creasy. successive days during the recent snow O Kansas City, Oct. 26. Major S. O. Prohibition Supreme Court, Agib Rickin Need of Help. Rourke, F. V. Garrett, Arthur Wal-icstorm, aud bad to call for help from Superior Court, H. L. Robinson; who 26. Oct. A message has been etts; was Robinson, London, chief of surgeon Henry Maroni, John state treasurer, John M. Caldwell. Luciuetti their townspeople to break a trail for C. II. s Supreme Court, John H. O. General received Lawton's from People Cecil Rhodes, dated Kimdivision at Santiago, Burres, Francis Stevenson; Superior Court, N. I. Atwood; the sheep in order to get them out ot uola, Fred is ill at sufOctober the Coates 21, declaring in subseriously berley, state treasurer, Justus Watkins. hotel, Shaw, P, the mountains alive. M ike South Dakota. Malvey, Y. V. fering from liver and kidney troubles' stance that the inhabitants of KimberJustice David Graham Darclay returned tc Sal la. Fusion Court Eddesire to Surgeon-Generdraw ley has been the attention of the mund Smith (S. R.j,Supreme Sternberg C. B. Kennedy, (P.), The i n d ict tne n t con t a i n n g the names wired for Drovo last week after an absence of permission to remove the government to the need of speedily Julian iwimeu (D. of thirty-sevemen was brought in by Court, Republican Justice Supreme eleven years, during which time he the to the Army and Navy hospital sending reinforcements there, as the Dwight patient Corson, Howard G. Fuller, Dick grand jury today. Many of those has boon following the life of a sailor. indicted have town was Hot imArk. Haney. at is no There in one way and another Springs, being surrounded by increasY'irginla. the last two years on the gunb"at o sappeared aud cannot be found mediate danger, but prompt hospital ing numbers of Transvaal and Free No state officers. the officers. Legislature Full State Doers. The matter has been sub- house treatment is deemed imperative. Wheeling, cruising in the Dhiiipjbnes half senate. This body as a and ' to mitted the cabinet. successor to United will elect a whole watehingfor insurgent sup) lies. States Senator Martin. Spanish-America- uninis-takeabl- 1 o o e. - lieutenant-governo- r, l, r, Red-Hand- l, r, attorney-g- lieuten- ant-governor, n r, l, x atto- rney-general. l, l, r, l, r, all-arou- receiver-genera- l, l, lieutenant-governo- r, atto- rney-general, super-intende- lieuten- ant-governor, atto- Ma-bin- rney-general, o r, For-tual- ly Consul-Gener- al r, consul-gener- l, lieutenant-governo- r, l, Non-Partis- pound-keepe- r, e, al i . n nt |