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8as einsigs gdmer5Eiauuas U!ittsl.

nHta5 0iott n elmer DIS BmauBig UiuU=
.g1 sWt cine rEmg.Cs AulyeHoung Die UJgtcu5=
n.7 zhWUea bfie,ttat5 EnEunouuggn ljHbaa mo
sGr1rni'ucn het, q es lI ogr Euuge. i'm D{1=
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IN blg d5eumatiiet ogy 8ltlz4uistn, bgr 5bw1
tIn, e2r 2fuppd, oer glTuOieT DER gi2umlgilsr
irrn wU1gr,
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GrpTnffo1 la ettfer @erbfrfi.

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Peiae BON BRADFORD, pa, iast: oJa elmer
gIbergi nabe 0d6gDag erei9uete fi4 beute
g1or9eu cine @rP!DF9H, uOturh oia game
gerbeyai tn Brnno ggrtatb. Gin iUug3r
gtluH, Vameus 5triier, tam in ben Btans
men nm, En6 ie1e anSere ar5eitar erlitteu
idpere BeEleBuu8eu. 8eylRf etDa $lO,s
O00
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0rhe Ranfen.

3uttaHQpott8, 5nb., 10. SAT-. -yila
Iiuggieu 8emibgngea ID e5 6eI Stant8oerz
maItUng 3etuHgen, oen SeTtauf uUu C6lig1z
tioueH i'm Betrags oCn 50, 5000 cur Sun.
btruu8 ber SAlIbau- Huleiba ;u ueg1cllreu.
9icp gorler Sagttalilea 5abgn fb berejt &C.
tuaoen, ble Gbligoti5aeH luIaiaufeu, Godl
iiuo aie SsotaauugeH 10 uugIahi3 oa8 oar
Staat bur@ tx &Eansaftjon $4,000 iIGr.
lta siuDiiBi. sua2tt oes 1i5berlgea 8.u5z
in5Cs ron BroJent m.rben uAurebr 9 Brc.
'Cut beBGbI. msr6en mJifeu. yiam oem
28otuaute oss 9eltse8i tuCl4ee iur S2rGu8,
gobuug 5er GbIigG,0Eau erm8hHgt, itub Die
GCuuties bee SrGdtls DeIplidltet, ied8 gtJs
gent Der 3iaisH uub Der Stalt ielbf brsi
brc3eEt 81 eutrt4ten. 8G8 5eiet tQnn
mot eor BEN Sabre 1891 0a5iu lbgeau0ert
EDerten, oaB Scr aIte 3iuSfas DieoeT bareh.
net riIb
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RlMs snhriRfn,nn.

Sobnstopn, 30, IS. SGE.-5a oer
tietnen 8anf oes Sdasmeiffers E9cmpioa
putoe teute nieter etra $4,000 auages
iaetIt, reIdes B23, 1895 In Bnei Eagaa aus
maGt.
&s UHrben ned idnf Qe;Geu 9einu0en,
1ne man aIGubt, bGB inter ben Eriimmera,
oie JfBt BON ben Mrbeite-H pea8eidlfft ner
ben, nr6 mehr SeruugIHdte begra5eu liegeu.
&a III ejue 9roBe IuBabt peuer 9Guier i'm
Sou bsggif1en, absr mr. Uenige 5uD mabr
ale einh0diC. 8r. B. .. gobmanu IS5t
eiu 6Gus nieSer npituuea; 8tes IL eas
trfe 3ieaeIfeiuaebiure, neIbss Ieit Der
6gdfntb erl,dtst nirb.
pr Srnbam uub Sri. y2eQie 8lp Ba5en
kelte ole austbetluug BET $4,000 ron oer
Rem gcIler gRorIb" oCQeubet uub fno mad
ytrm Yorf JurtidgeFsbn.
8(r Strluif Der perihtebenea 2ebeuso2r,
FdeIunss @eisaidGitea belduit fi.b aui ayDa
$3.50 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-20
Era83ete Il, cfgsttt @atbberlefaIe.

u u, Dorf, 19. Suli. - 8or ber Bat,
bitIfube glT. 474, @raubAIoBe, Faub 9eftaru
&crmittag farS uad II ubr cine Dtenae
gI:niaen, bte aiuen 8Iif in oas Suuere oes
@tabIiiisments gu perfeu iuateu, o0er Iib
mi. @tregupg 5erratbenoeH 9efsa Ote N1ita
tte!Iung mQGteu, bcB oaa'rtguaa atraa au'
BereeU0bnIides, G6refli5es bOrgafauen iat.
llnb 10 mar es. Im biz augege6eHe 3glt Dac
Der 57sJdtrige 6utmGher Serdlaro 9toban
Uon ylr. $50, @ranaaraBe, Der in tlBter 3eit
Uie etn Saryrdter uubsrgelaaieu tUGr, in bic
Sorbierfiube setomaea Eub bate, tI2 Iufz
iorbetu1g te8 9aalIiiufIers, BlaB 3u nab
men, uubeadtet lafeuo, ieine Sdlttt. alh
bsm GHranie aeIsnft, In tuRLdem bic WeHer
aufbepaIzt nerben. gr nabr ei1as oeriSLs
ben, pIiifte 6ie 9tiu9e nit BEN Singer uuo
bro9te iidl, 5sner ee Semano eerbGten fouuz
te, einen tiefeu gdhitt in bic Sebia bei. 8n5
gIut ipriete nod alien 8tdtunasu uHb bec
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bid. Sn Der ud1Rtu Sefuune iauf er III.
iammsn nn6 bauhta naG pentgea yiiuuteH
isinen Self aHe. Ger gfann bate ole 8lat
au9enid s!nii4 in eiuem aniaQ oon 9sitesz
lGruH9 baganoeu. &croEer 8r. RsfeueT
tpirb ten Spaueff belteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-20
Giee Wduberbaa0e 0usaehobgn.

Wert6iar, ., WIf., -. JnIf.-Gine &au
teIbnrte, nslde I6 5as D&aatutGte Ba8pz
usR" uarnte. uH6 ieIt 3tpei Sahreu i9r In.
psien in 2aubarbaIes @OuEtp trtab, if tnfolae
eat Sersaituuq 0iLtam Srbg's, zines Der
Mitgtteter, wtlter ieiae famaraoen oarriet5
ausg6tobeu molbsn. Scpeit befiu5eu fid)
@eo. S.bB, Som. 5rbp, Sim Srbp, 9aenen
S.bn, YIN. STR anO Sim SoueS in GAIT,
uub rur rod 3rei Der 8auJar, udmlta Erf
S.bb nnb Sotu Sones liuo nuf ireten jfii5en.
5,g Ddtglieber fuO f8mmtItd iuuge Dldn.
MFR. 8ie 8aube Dar regelm isjs 9r9autfrt
rno bette Elm regeImdBigts St9ualipfau1,
fuld DeIGe8 bte 8duber uitsiaaaosr bar.
10 brten
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aaugsn bee nenEoasenfseanps.e
Gi3 GoReGsItug uuo BbHaat5yop Es!m8es
saagea. Sstue gersjaI.e WaBreaS Bee
@nERsrfFtFheS.

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30 ofcu, 70. SuIt. - 8rai Geo 5amlb,
ioelder nett uao brett Enter oem Rlmea goer
S0lbataniyeuE6a 5eFGaut mar, ia 52ute f-ds
5u ggahUout, R1fi., s3f0I5gI 5eta 8ors
le3eE tn @uZcsa lR stu 5a52tmuis, La6 mel.
DIES 8sGt sy 81 BEN Ettel y@raf" bate, To
mid. bCfaHHt, 5000 DGi5 man. oa5 er ain
gtcBis &ern5gsH 6uf tte llutGI lisuu1 biiIfss
be6uL5!i9sr &etsraEeH 5erreuDele uEo tlB
i5u y1omaEo berJebltdl mn piiIfs aHgiGs.
MSbrslb bes BiirgErJriegs ultu sr Ser
0orrqgsa5gn AutbeiI az bgs &tabllrnug scu
p1pi'itar7, @ibli1tbafen T.. {. ~, nlbu tez
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ger Stgue az HEb mar aiu lets qsrd gsctencr
SAT- I'm ,HctBeH 3au's.n % BGlnbeGt 2iu.olr
if5tts i'm isAr bod. Ser Sef1r6sqe teilB
5siu 9u8brua be8 BGrggr5riegCs BlantaqeY
uao 5tlaoeu IL Siias& &1roEaQ ugb Idbsnfte
o.. Ieeteren immilidl ibge |rGib.it Jttft
Deatger. ale So 8itho.5et31 fGr S5OL0atcu
Tar9eu pGhrenS oes arteqe5 Bon ibm asfiifz
tct. 8cr etma 3uei Sabrau ll,7 eiu Bruber
h2a 3rafCu, GbeCf Sainr.G 6. GGma5e, ans
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Sew - '''' 55 SabreH aum
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tGfe., Sualauh. 4gs- grct I.yba oerbrabe
jaoeR Soumer Ia tiuem tlstaeu geJSa6e Az
Baabmcnt.
gBie 0erlautet, uIrbe graf S@ua5e Dor
etna 10 SabreH auf tem SaIofia 51Gum-
burg nu Der gBaieJ In 6auuo5er, esm gaubz
fse ieiaee Saters, 9eboreu uab tf tsr Spr0B,
ling elmer Ser augeie5euligu Edmt!;eu yrro.
beItidlauO3. SeiH Sater mar nit benz
&frouomeu 5omuel Sdna6e. NIT Sobauna
S@nabe @Olbihmltt, Der TuGreriu in Der
8inoergarteua BeuegIHg, uuo NIT bem Bot.
ldntbyopeu 9, Sdpabe IN Wllu6afer, @np.
Lauo, csrp1ubt. 6eluridl SetHe, Der 8tls
ter, iCu ein SpyGBling be5 uimllten 6auie8
geneigH aiu. Die Samilte mar tauge 3eit
gsmeiuiam nit Der 6er,cgiu SuthegIau6 TN
Suter1fie bey Gefreiuu9 Der SiIaUen tb1tIg.
@rGi Sbpabe bate bic game 8eIt burGreift
uuo btente NIT 4us3ei5EnHg i'm meC,taui.
iheu Erie3G. fer0orvGaeUAe 3sraeIiIeu bla
ben nuf morgeu etue 8erilmmInug etnbeyH'
fen, I'm pGiiGnoe WaBul9meu ~ trsfieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-20
Slia Gtatut @dhrbnffI61 fr1ETf.

9 nnto u o. O, Sal, 10. Snli.-BIh.
Belle, her G!tefe Sutu 6etur. EoQe'e, einss
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Moriin Bfeifer erflidteu am Wittnotb Ibeue
In eirem Gabrbcttit. B'eiisr mar ,usrff uou
Gem @ale i!tsrndltigt Uorbsn, unb Boue mar
inn au fdlfe gestlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-20
epafeRe g6iTsnaarid,tea.

Hetp Dort, 10. 5uIi - Seute 1T bier
Der 8ampier ySermauiC" bon GtperpoCl aal
aefomueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-20
REHABILITATION

@iaat RGssIano, eta0t Balttu.sre.
Sd1, g. 3. 8enntTat, Saifrer oer oben8t-
uannteu Sant, beItDpre bicrm teerltt, oob o5l4er
Berid)t nod neinem beften l8iiien uno Glouben
1pQbr lit, T.. Z. 0snnintan, Satire.
unteiihrieben uno beidporen por min an ctetm
Gem 10. GAG i'm Monat 3uIi 1889.
Sboma6 Seeu SraoTorD,
ofentliter 9fotar,
Die 8itti9fet 6steiri9en
E1Ilntor Wetsoitb,
Z. Slne1 StorrtSJ
Sohn ~. S1u,
ESNiIeItnrEn-
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grenpts ggirtnna Bst etnerl gBnleEa.Qafau.

Gats gjeD gort, oen l.. Dejember 1883.
u. J,l0U0g.-5 -5W ugJtgtU S9mUgr UItoe ilJ J3U
gtclcya UiorhU- JsiagH uno ratom lh unggiI5r
Aut5 1tns Guo9 Drrutt 5atte, h]ta mein2 6rllI
cratt lgr bgGog JieIgr, UOWlt mglu U-IllU elugez
u bJU gGgte uuC cas- ib Ju4 mnet,l tun1hu-
IS b wurbs haFHa5e Gugenbudud aCbgt. IS geD69rt
mir Gror1s @grEni8Cr, 0c5 ". u. Jt. &lCH. bic an
1hmulH o0ty ,tllmpieU I'M Utagan letoeH, Su srtz
pfb.G. Us Dat Hnt 6ore59Gbc t.r MD.
Gtorlgs < hGnffglb J.r q, ttrwQu55Ngr,
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SnE8s GabeIDepeIasH.
Z q gPcoea nan, Gofur7bin- ?

- S. 5. Shapes 1om g&oIuu5io- college"
tn giem 9ort bot auf Der uniuerttat goInz
burg, SnottIuub, Ote MsoailIe fir Qua,omie
erbalten.
- gler. Etomfun, Der l9.idaytBe Scb1
Trant 3t0mion's, el1ea Bicee BrdRoe1tgn
Der yBeuuirlonnia BObu," if nd9reIo Der
UcrlgBteu yiGft In goabon geforb2n. VI
mar ieit leetem gIooember aus 9eiuno5eiiss
riidfdteu auf 8eiieu uub bate ben g8tateT
taeiIS in Gggpteu, tbeiIs in iRoLt4.H f5raut~
reid oerbra4t.
- saiier g9iIbeIm bat BEN SIare1 BON
0}u5Iano ein Del BCrtrait pcu ii4 ial5tt In
gebenaar0Be Bam Ge&eas sana4t.
- gtn rulfi6er Stubeut rurbe BON Der
Gerliner YoItBel on bic TuiFi4e BeboIee Gus.
9e,ieieI:, neil man in ibu eiueu Jlt5tIiltsn
bermEt5ete. ale ruifIdlgu Stuoeutan iols
len eue Berlin bsrnigieu rpereeu.
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RasEt ano 36sIs.

2oR6QH, 10. Suit. - Ber. Staa:an'
Cbiigationeu: 4sproB. 1871, bttto d prcJ,
1C8. - aftieH: a.,9.=gB, 304, Ditto Brinr.
5, Canada Bacific 57g, @rte 265, bite
$rtCr. los, Suincte Central III, gtertcau
55, ct. BRuI II, yierpsg gorfs Central 1881,
BenniGtoanta 528, 8eatIug 28g, gieFicau'
Central 674.
2tbeEpooI, 10. Suti.- 1890 Raautt'
tags. Baumuoue: Diitfelf5rta GberIanoer
3y16, Ottto yiem Orleans -. Die s5ers
tGufe betrugeu 5000 Baueu, 5PIiIlatlo1
urb EuSfuhr EOO Quf7hw 2OO0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-20

1fusueis fiber oen Stann Der ,,Smeitcn Ias
" tipuaI>9 aMf" III Baltimore int Staate
Iarplatto bel N SdIuiie Der 3eIGlafte
am 12. sSHIt 1889.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-20

OEusweis ibee osn Stauo Ser ,,SSernasrS'
*SuuO 1Herbantk' SSa&tUnaIsSaUt BON Bal
ttntcte" Inn Sta0t 8RGrnIano bet'ra SGEufJs
Dec 8eIdafte ait 1 2. sSGllt 1859.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-20
5sranR sro,pt, Ytdnsert.
g9aBIa1ffeber 93i1reatt.
Senottattfae GrtmatpaBGeu

HoTaIe oes ,,getstas Oct @cIaaftsIsmte,"
Re. 6 nao 3, Rosc gtberfnitrosa.
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2onbon, 10. SulI.-9as Barlameut9-
Gcnite, peIdes eranuut uurbe, um bic
Gpano9a Der betteu 4lnber oes BriuJen uoa
gJaIes, bic fd bemuddf 0arbeiratbeu ner.
ben, 81 beFimmeu, if nit beu mGBtgeu 4us
ipya6eu Der 96ni9n GtEtoria BoqtOmmen
etnoetfanben Inb pir6 nit Gn9nabme 6es
pm. Gaboudere ben g8tiniaeu Der WoHarz
Din nadPGmmeu.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

Ever since the finding Of DIR. Cronin's
body the Chicago authorities have
worked diligently In fesrcting out the
murderers, and there is now little doubt
OF them being convicteh. The verdict
Of the Coroner's Jury. which was
handed in Tuesday. after reviewing the
circumstances Of the murder, alludes to
the tact that the killing was the result
Of conspiracy, and throws the blame Of
1t on the Clan.na-G Gael. The jury ah
wise that all suspected persons he appre-
hended. and conclude their verdict as
follows: We further state that this
plot or conspiracy in ito conception and
execution, is one Of the most foul and
brutal that ever came to ,ur knowledge,
and we recommend the proper authori-
ties to offer large reward for the dis
covery and apprehension Of all those
engaged In 1t In any way. We further
state that in our judgment all secret So
cieties whose objects are such as the
evidence shows that of "C'an. .na-t;aeI."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15
- New ooaaas.

As previously announced in tb-ss
columns the Mecker-New Castle stage
line has changed hands. that veteran
and popular stage man. Mr.. J. G. Car
non, having sold tic linc to Fay Cor.
ham and the Pool brothers ,J!m and
Jenl. The new pscprietors arc men
NIL well and favorably known In this
part OF Colorado. Fay Gotliam Is \
stage man 81 over fifteen years ex.
prticnrc aud Ii familiar with nearly
every stage rosd In tho Rocky Noun
tains. No better or safer driver ever
pulled the lines over six horses than
Fay. Tho Pool loys were old time set.
tiers In the White River valley. but
about two years ago sold their ranches
at tho mouth Of iicc-ancc creek and
went into the livery business nj Glen.
WOOD Springs. which they successfully
conducted until they sold out and wen.
Into The same line of busincsA at New
Castle. Jim and Jca rool stand h,gt,
In basines. cirrlea and arc well thought
Of by all who know them. Success 70
tho now firm.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

General Manager =. T.. Smith Of tho
Rio Gran,ic arrived In Denver Satur,ia,
from a trip To New Castle. 4 lsrpubii-
can reporter questioned him rs To the
result OF his trip supd the truth of the
announcement that tho ltio Grnndr
would build down the Gtand from New
Castle 10 l,ifc creek.
lie stated that this was ono Of the
principal objects of his trip, and nf-
ilrmcd the statement ~ TO new con-
sttuction. The grading Is nearly coin.
p!ctcd. and In two or three dayS track
laying will begin. This part Of tho
work Ii expected To hc finished and
ready for trains In week or ten days.
~ Il will bc pnsiic'i as fast as possible.
The distance Is fifteen miles aud IL .
part Of tho taiked-of joint track be-
tween the Rio Gransie. Midland and the
Rio 6rande Western to Grand Junction.
Just why the Rio Grandc started oil
on its own hook down the Grand IL not
known. Ono Official suggested that tho
cattle business from the vicinity Of
Neckcr was the great drawing carl.
Another man, not Connected with the
Rio Grande. stated that he believed the
move toHe blum on the part Of the
Rio Grande. II is a wcll-known fact
that both the Rio Giandc and Rio
Grande Western are very anxious to
have the joint broad. gauge truck built.
The Midland seems to he equally anx-
ious. but while The other roads have
their money all ready for the work. the
Midland Is holding OF. The gentleman
referred " intimaletl very strongly that
this move to Rifle creek was only in
tended to hurry up the Midland folks.
However this may bc, the road is now
under construction. and 1t is safe to
say that before the close Of the year the
road to Grand Junction will Ike CON-
pleted.
The Rio Grapdc is about ready TO
broad gauge Its line from Canon City to
Leadville, md nll that will I've necessary
will be to lay the third rail and widen a
few cuts, the tic work being done.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

From Our Regular Correspondent.

Frbm OUf HrKIhr NofH>PDH"ehts
sympathy Of the sincerest kind is
pouring out from the hearts Of our pco-
pie to the survivors Of tho stricken city
Of Jolinstown aud Coneinaugh Valley.
And this sympathy is being coined into
gold at the rate Of $1,000 an hour. Ev-
eryone WHO is able is sending In his
mite. and those who arc unable 10 con-
tribute money are expressing heartfelt
sorrow in words. The hundreds of
thousands of dollars that have already
been contributed by the citizens of New
York show their magnificent generosity
In n most convincing manner, and serve
to display what is perhaps their great
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15
sse Didn,s Provide.

The Jacksonville Courier relates :
1.-The following is an extract from a
bill for divorce filed In our circuit court /:
And your oratrix further represents
unto your honor that the Defendant
-, has for the last five months
given his entire time and attention TO a
religious organization known as the
Army Of our Lord and that during
said time said defendant hath failed to
supply his wife and child with the nec-
essaries Of life. saying that the Lord
would provide; nevertheless the Lord
hath failed to do SO, though often there
unto requested ETC."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

The celebration of the Fourth Of July
nj Denver will exceed any thing Of the
kind ever attempted In the West. Pc
parntlons arr i-ibg mad. for a three
days jubilee which viii appeal TO the
patriotism of every true American. aud
ever, b,dy who can leave home w tx
pcied 10 visit Denver. 4 novel .ish,
will ts III. ccic;tsiion oi il- Fourth In
the shadows of the snow .clui .-raiss oi the
Rockies. No cspcns. viii u, spared To
make tho event one never 10 Ice forgot
ten by all who may visit Denver on that
occasion. The Capita. Ci:y of the
Centennial state will throw its gates
wide opon and welcome nil In truly
royal style.
The buildings Of the city will ir dec
| Grated In the national colors. and the
streets illuminated Mt n ght with count
lights In red. white and blue. Among
tho novel features OF this illumination
will bc great flag Of the Union. sus-
pended across one Of the broadcast streets
and composed OF electric lights II the
national colo!s
There will bc n grand stree, parade
on the Fourth In which the various mil
itary and civic bodies o. Colorado will
take part. This will bc reviewed by
General Sherman. General Swayne.
Governors of various states, and posi-.
bly, the Prcsidcn, Of the United States
a q. a
his desire to be present IL public duties
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

At different times during the past
two years the question Of boring for
artesian water has been discussed in
this community. but the matter never
got beyond tho pale Of discussion and
the expenditure Of liberal quantities Of
wind" until the present week.
by previous arrangement . special
meeting Of the Town Council vas held
Thursday evening At which time y
petition bearing tho signatures OF y
majority OF Meeksrs txxpayen Was
presented praying the board To sppro-
priats funds for the purpose Of sinking
an artesian we'll within tho town limits.
After brief discussion on the part Of the
Council the petition Of Taxpayers was
granted aud the s:.a OF si.U0 appro-
pSisted for ti,e work.
1he cuutract for boring The well has
becn let tO Mr. I'd Hall. who has gone
out after the necessary machinery. and
operations will be commenced within
the next two weekA
This Is an enterprise that has always
bcen advocated by Tnx HERALD and
We asc glad To see the Town Council
take the action 1t has in tho matter.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

from all quarters OF the globe. II Is
such things ~ this terrible disaster 1t
Johnst0wn that bring out TO the best
advantage the traits OF people and show
the truth Ot the siAgs. "onS touch OF
nature makes the whole world kin.'
Tho sublect OF the awful catastrophe Ii
Ou svery0nas lips, tho great dailies are
fillod with u. aud 10 oovershadowinR Ii u
that II IL difficult " write or talk about
anything elss.
SO the tight over the millions OF dol
lars lett by Mn. n. u. stewart In ended
NJ last, aud the contestants have de-
cidcd 10 accept s'hO,ooO as compro-
mise. The wonder Is that the lawyers
did not keep II up indefinitely. The
nrst hearing IN the case wss III JAhn-
arv, ihss, when one OF the lawyers Mr.
Choate. narcastically remarked that u
wos'hi take About Ten DAYS u '"S MN
tIAi 'unxh oI Time 10 cf"Ss'exahihe
ossc w'tnesa, Anu 1Iio ~ho'o 'e"umohy
soox over year. AatS' s1fwa1t u'ee' ~
oosooes, 49, SeS'ne sous
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J"isc Hilton. ihe coh's". "S ""' w.
x"h "h'' over ycM 'a'o'' A"a y" ~
"''e engage" so'he VI '"e ""s' P'o"
hcht lawyers III 'ne county mo'""'"s
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surrogate ''oin"s, 'a'so ",''r'' "'','
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Is said VIII amount !" so
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Ai''rh. ana h's m'.hr' eai'''s M"
"i""t oy 'hr maps o. inc neck m"e" ~
cat carries u A''tr"' n' MAKES u
so"ha ~iheh e"h,u ho' "r 'o,' ''"'" .''
ble'iihS oi u lamb Inc h'''s "''hn' u
mol yet able 10 SWIM ana Tor t~" ~~rAs
Ills mother Viii Keep INN safn on dfy
land. Al the end OF tia, tine she VIII
carry him into The tank OF water on her
back. lie Will live oh u milk diet until
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

The Glenwood Springs Republican.
under the new management. bids fair
n become one Of the best dailies in the
State. The Republican is doing good
work for the famous sanitarium Of the
Nest
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

or United brotherhood. :" to be, arc not
In harmony with, aud arc injurious To.
American Institutions We hope that
In the future vigor aud vigilance by thc
police force will more than Compensate
for the past neglect Of portion Of the
force in this case.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

AT n meeting Of the Democratic Ma
tionai Committee. held in New York on
Wednesday. Calvin $. Bricc was chosen
chairman to iill the vacancy caused by
the death Of william II. Barnum.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

One Of the last measures passed by
the Legislature Of Illinois was bill for
bidding the publication Of flash litera-
turc In that State.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

On Saturday last the State hoard Of
Land Commissioners sold $50 acres Of
school land In l,outt county TO J. n.
IIill. Of Denver, and n. q. Barckley, Of
Snmpa
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

The June numbers of sports Aleld
are on our desk, and are brimful OF in
tcresting reading matter and fine illus
trntions.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

DIR. David II. Moore Is Chancellor Of
the Denver University no more. having
retired last week from that position
which he has ~ acceptabiy hllc'i these
many years. Tho doctor Is very well
known throughout the State. having
always taken AN active part In political
mattes. Upon his retirement the
University students presented him with
Nh elegant gold watch and chain ns
token of the esteem In which he II held.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

Sitting Bull. the great war chief of
the Sioux. is said to be dying Of pncu.
monia at Standing Rock.
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Nv. HUous. N.AAJoR.
J. w. Hugus T. Co.,
BANkGRs,
AHRKER, COLORADO.

Transact . 0snsrsi Banking business-
HiSSsss prize paid fov County warrants. In
forrest allowed 90 Time Dvposits. Drafts
1ravs oa Eastern ctiios and Europe.
Correspondents, Eountss iirus-. New roSt;
Ftrss National Hank. Omaha; Colorado
National hank. Denver; }. v. Husus 4 Co..
kawiins, wyo.
Csllsesisas Pssapsly AsssaAel -.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-06-15

A most horrible accident occurred In
breckenridge last Tuesday morning.
Frank iIennrHsy. tho day engineer at
the jumbo Mining cosnpany's mill. ar
rived nj tho mill just before O'Clock
nnd found tho WOOD choppers for the
mill waiting To grind their axes, and
without waiting To change his clothes
for his working suit lie went 10 the
grindsionc 10 throw on the belt. The
belt wns two inches Wide and run frum
the line shaft 10 the stone. and by some
unaccouniablc accident the b-it caught
Hcnnrssy's wrist. In an instant II hal
drawn him up To the shaft and was
whirling him around al the rate Of I'D
revolutions Irr minute. The unfottun-
ate mans arm was wrapped around this
shaft. only two inches In diameter. ~
closely as tho shaft could bc wrapped
with cord. after breaking his legs and
body 10 pulp by striking against. an.
other shaft. Tho arm that ~as caught
was ii,erai!, torn OF the boiy, taking
tho shoulder and shoulder .blsic out
completely. The head WAS the only
portion Of the body that WIS not
pounded 10 u Jelly.
llenHcssy has becn q resident Of
breckenridge for srvesal yass. and
his relatives are wealthy people nj
Keokuk, Iowa. where his remains were
shipped.