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Show t- MV $ A.' LOGAN CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1899. VOL. XIX sum prisoner on the artillery references in the bordereau. Thejsvidenceof M.' Mf MeyerMoTmer and Giry, who sre.hanwritiug experts of the first rank, was a strong point for Dreyfus. . They were mostemphat-i- n declaiming that the, bordereau Hews From all Sources was TBlcgrapWa written by Esterhazy and created a better impression than M. Eienlnf.to The Journal: last , Bertillon. Smith, tie tie Dyna- Landed in Salt Lake Jail pleads Innocent The Dreyfus Trial-- 7 Ohio Democrats Bight in Line With p&rty Sentiment. miter. ( Special to Journal.) Salt. Lake; Aug. GO. John C. Smith, the alleged manufacturer of the two infernal machines that were calculated to remove Judge Powers from the world of public politics, and Warden Dow from the Convention Hali, Zanesville, Ohio, Aug. 30. Memorial Hall was when Hon. W. 8. Thomas, Sacked of the Democratic State Committee, today called the State Convention to order. .Very many were unable .to gain 'admittance. The decorations were 'elaborate Over the stage was a life sized portrait of Bryan, and others were the ' hall. placed . .throughout a strong They adopted and deplatform mand that the Cubans, and Filipinos be permitted to establish independent republics. They are radically and unalterably opposed to imperialism in the United States. They proudly recognize the valor and glorious achievements of American soldiers and sailors, whom they highly praised, but expressed regret for their unlawful use. The Chicago platform was endorsed in its entirety. llryaa for Presidential candidate, and free coinage of silver and gold at 1G to 1, were insisted upon. v.They recommend a constitutional amendment providing for the election of the President, and United States Senators a by direct vote of the people anti-expansio- n lupervisortbip ot institutions for the suppression and detention of criminal?,! occupying a cell in the Salt Lake County jail. The prisoner was. brought in from Eureka this morning, one of his escorts being City Marshal Henroid, the man to whom the credit of his capture is principally due. Be was promptly taken to courtroom, and the preliminary part of his case as promptly dis poatd of. To the News ha endeavored to make it appear that he was the victim of scheming men, and that Dow and Powers were TOWXS ARE SURRENDERING, hounding him to the death. Smith gave every evidence of 29. The Washington, Aug. once more resorting to the insanity state department has received the dodge, with a view to escaping imfollowing cablegram from United He will States Consul Simpson at Porto pending punishment. hi re a hearing tomorrow morning Plata, Santo Domingo: All towns providing the witnesses are on in this district except Monte hind at that time. Every effort Cristi in possession of revolutionis being made to that end. ists. This town Porto Plata He pleads not guilty to the surrendered yesterday. Simpson. charge of assault to. murder, and is BATTLE AT DAJABOU. held in two $5,000 bonds. New York, Aug. 29. A dispatch THE DREYFUS TRIAL. to the Herald from Cape Haytien, Rennes, Aug. 30 At the open- Hay ti, says: There was a battle ing in the Lycee today of the third at DajaboU several days ago in session of the fourth week of second which, according to the reports trial by court martial of Captain received here, th government lost men '"tokilled and Dreyfus, of the artillery, charged seventy-si- x with treason, M. Paul Meyer, mem- wounded, and the insurgents only ber of the institute, the director five. General .Escobozas was of the school of ancient manuamong the killed. script, was the first witness called. . By instructions, from General He deposed in favor of Dreyfus Jiminez, Ramon Pacheco has been After M. M. Moliner and Giry and made commander in chief in the M, Picot, a member of the institute northeast, pending the arrival of had testified in favor of Dreyfus, General Toribio Garcia. Gen. De Loy9 testified againsC the Private letters from POrto Plata . quote the governor there as saying believed not fatally. Noneofthe ender tbe tawii on passengers, It is reporfed, were serthat he will-sur- r thex approach o the insurgents. iously hurt. Iie says that as it is a national ONE KILLED; TWO' FATALLY ' HURT. uprising, he would avoid shedding St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 29. A blood. . train was wrecked near Burlington fighting joe on deck. Barnard, 'on the Creston branch of 29. General that road, at 11 oclock this mornManila, '"""Aug. Wheeler has beem-orderto re ing. Engineer Chris was instantly to Mac General Arthur. He killed, Conductor Mother and Fireport will be given command of General man Smith were fatally hurt. The Funstons brigade, which Colonel wreck was caused by the train runLlscom has commanded temporar- ning into cattle. ily. General Wheeler. will proceed DEATn OF AGUINALDO. to San Fernando tomorrow .after Hamilton, O., Aug.. 30. F. 0. having spent a week in energetic- Maya and Z. Tang, Japanese tea ally visiting the lines. General merchants of this city, today receiWheeler said to a representative ved a copy of the Chu Kizo Shinko, ' of the Associated Press: . a newspaper printed at Nagogaj I am much pleased with the 22, which contains a situation. I think that when Major Japan, July from Manila that has not dispatch General Otis gets more troops here been made yet public in America. he will make rapid progress. The Under the heading, New Philipcountry is more frvorable for mili- pine Information, the paper prints tary operations that I supposed' the following: The impression that the couutiy In the latter part of June, near is unhealthy is wrong. San Fernando, Aguinaldo was killThe railroad to Angeles will be ed by General Pio del Pilar. Pilar restored within a week and General visited him to about . the MkcArthur will advance his head- death of Generalinquire and zVguln-aldLuna, quarters to that place. answered that he never knew womans mysterious death. anything about this case and told Omaha, Aug.29. A woman whose Pilar to mind bis own business. identity is a mystery was found Pilar then called Aguinaldo a liar dead on the pavement on Park av- and, pulling a pistol, shot Aguienue this morning by a newspaper naldo in tho forehead, killing him carrier. Doctors say that she had instantly. RIOTING IN CLEVELAND AGAIN. been dead for several hours and that death resulted from a fracture Cleveland, 0., Aug. 29. Rioting of the skull, evidently caused by a and disorder broke out tonight in fall on the pavement. connection with the strike on' the All that the people who live in line of the Big Consolidated Street the vicinity know aboui it is that railway end four cars were neariy about 11 oclock last night they demolished while the crew were heard a woman scream and saw a compelled to flee for their lives.' determined efforts buggy passing, in' which was a It was anly-afte- r man and a woman. The man was on the part of the thirty policemen lashing the horse into a run and under Captain Bradely that order holding the woman, who was was finally restored. standing up and evidently trying CLEANING OUT THE PRESIDIO. to jump out of the buggy. San Francisco, 26. All haste is -- There is at present no clue as to used to dispatch the troops tle identity of the dead woman or being now waiting here to Manila. It is the man who was with her. She is well dressed and evidently a expected that the entire casual detachment now at the Presidio woman of refinement. The street will set sail within two weeks. The where she was found is in the Puebla left today with 650 recruits, heart of the best residence section the Warren goes. on the 1st and of the city. the Columbia on the 5th, with as MORE TIME FOR MRS. BOTKIN. many recruits aDd casuals as they San Francisco, Aug. 29. A' fur can carry. If these assignments ther stay of fifteen days in the case do not take up all the recruits now of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin was grant- at the Presidio, the remainder will ed by; Judge Cook today, so as to be shipped on the Sherman, which permit the completion of the bill will be ready in about ten days. of exceptions on the appeal which Leelanaw wjll leave . with her is to be taken to the eurpreme heroes on the'31st of this month. The Colorado regiment turned court. The billfof exceptions is a over their arms today. They have very bulky document. been assured by the citizens of RAN INTO FREIGHT TRAIN. their state of a special train to Topeka, Kan., Aug. 29. East-boun- d Denver and expect to have about flyer No. 10, on the Hock the 9th of September. Island, due here at 7:30 a. m , was wrecked at 5:45 oclock this morning at Keats near Manbatffcn, Kan. The accident was caused ' by the flyer running into the rear of a freight train which had just pulled onto the siding to allow th8 flyer to pass. At bead quarters here it Is reported that no one was killed. The following were injured: Engineer Cuthberston, foot and ankle Fireman sprained; Crawford, shoulder sprained; E. T. Roach, Mena, Ark., bad cut on arm; Geo. VanCleaves, mail clerk, collarbone broken; Tom Gilbert, Kansas City, Kan., head and left arm cut; Ed. Hall ay, injured in chest, . doctor thinks not serious; James F. Peru, Iud., arm bruised; Miss Jennie Raneses, Perrysburg, Ind., bruise Oh arm. : . oil . Smith, Ssspccted of the Power Dow Attempted Murder, irrested. ed OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. Suspeoted Would NO 14. Vice-Preside- nt o fat in by Marshal Henroid of Eureka and two Cowboys Smith Make a Break for Liberty, bat is Promptly Stopped Be ward Oaptora Will Beceivo State' if Smith is Proven Guilty-- . Eureka, Aug. 29. Driven to bay in thejanderbrush of Cherry creek beyond the water tank where be had spent the night, John Smith, the supposed dynamiter, threw up his hands at 7 oclock this morning and surrendered to the officers of the law. The honor of this important captors is due to 'Gus Henroid, city marshal (of Eureka, and Dave Rutherford and Ren Lovell, two of Samuel McIntyres These boys were the cowboys. first to sight the fugitive, ,and following instructions, one of them engaged Smith in conversation while tho other ran back for Marshal Henroid and James Mor- gan, a Eureka stable man who was with him. The officer was soon on the ground and had his man covered with a Winchester rifle. Smith made a break for liberty, but a shot from the rifle brought him to time. He fell to the ground when the shot was fired, whether from fright or in a vain hope still to escape is cot known. He wan ordered to his feet and compelled to throw up his hands, and while Henroid kept him covered with his Winchester the boys unarmed and bound him. At no time did Smith show fight, although he was armed with a revolver. The slightest resistance on his part would have meant his death, as his pursuers were expecting a' desperate fight before the desperado would eubmit to capture. That he submitted so tamely is a surprise. After his capture Smith was taken back to the water tank, where it is supposed he had spent the preceding night. There he was held while a wagon was sent for to convey him to Eureka. The wagon was dispatched from Eureka in the forenoon. The r B r. 45-calib- i Me-Elwel- Continued On uth Page. l, RAN OFF THE TRACK. ' fill twaal , M. PAUL DEROULEDE. Dwyfu case. Including the hooting ot M. Labor!, the arrest f00 of other prominent citizens baa been the sensation of ran os. fk Deronleds and bis colleague ate charged with high treason. ofil.anus- Elgin,IU.,Aug.29. The Chicago, Rock Island dr Pacific local passenger No. 202, and known as the Keokuk express,, ran off the track a mile west of here, at 11:30 oclock today,;, demolishing the , engine; baggage, mail and smoking cars. The acdent was due to a broken lyheel on the engine. The engineer, fireman, 'baggage5, man and mail clerk were injured, but It is -- ( u J CLOUDS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT. Ai the Paris Exposition next rear they ere roinr to moke clond in A biff building-erecteThere for the purpose. A sketch of tho cloud making machinery is herexeprodnoed. thandentorms and flashes of real lightning. wUl be manufactured . - s. |
