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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-08-17
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Wts,ss ,a the 11.sss.

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Wtr,ss In the 11.sss.
tNo no. hang your bir,l merely wh-r- hi,
cage locks pretty. advises u writer IN Oul
pumb Aniu-ais Nor must you ny 10 ihf
other extreme. anL Place hiin 10 - glare q
snniish'. even In wiu,er. Biris suffer and
dc froui ihls cause. The beet way Is O.
sis- hlsss hi, cha. &C; ~; him la tho sgu aHi
sh.,i- a psrt OF his cage, ~ that ho may as
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sit. Ia tho shade
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tini la u Gfaf', O. 10, Gloss To rvcn . e.ss-,i
window, sacrfl: on warm summer days. T.
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wall h. ,gb.r>'. 10 tho DRY. burning h-a, Of a
furuss7r or store 10 uu, hang his cage t..
hirh nor ic' low. but ls, him breathe tLr
pure ar shsrh ,0g breathe yoar.ei 4
ffutn SogrDb,r iiIi Janc wrap HE cage
u, ihuy Ia n warm shawl or draw over u -
,hie- HsHuc! cover. ani never plAro the
cage on Tie door. "a saw advised not lou (
sso.
Nrus bird, need variety a. well as you.
b,f'i store tn.n and bard wrttrrs 10 ihc
eos;ss.fy. Notwithstanding. Give him every
day. bs>ljc his .r.si sad frvsh water, . 81,
81 rrr'r fool. lettuce. >orrrl. chlckw~.,i.
p.aaI..a Teal or snisJ. or . o 80 Of banana
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can Ne, fan 10 tho floor. A dainty bird Will
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or ;No -! raw b-'-f tho s.ss Of . ian rs al
Larger u he . = moc';iaS bird. lie may look
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rrIssh u. aud eagerly snatch IL from your
fu.,'sr. Api Il 's,tcs tho p'aev Of tho inject.
he wridI add % he hall Of fare II be wcr-
FREE
Ia lat. tss 10 kecptr mind ;hs; the little
fc!icu has hsCz aud dishs'-.. pain ani Dis
comfort. hapi4se.s and pleasure. much A.
yoii have yourself, and yca will sc well re.
ts.iI by ht< brightness aai .tvaci,y
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-08-17
THE HERR Id BRAND.

All stock branded rs above OH any
part Of animal from the tail up 10 right
behind the cars. Range. Garfield.
h"ntt. Grand, Eagle. ritln aud Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
southern wyoming aud u few sclcc,
patches OF feeding ground MI over
i. S.'-No extra charge Tor cut. On
RlN'ng,dcScripiiyc matter. ~ engraved
ohn'aclc'S, aud also includes q copy of
ms HERALD, Lct lir cOubpy ui ITO
rang" know youi brand.
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sn.he. Killed ~ Ei-e,rscitx.

According 10 . German scientific tprrnai
fhcy arc using electricity in India TO pre-
ven, snakes going into dwellings. Bcfor,
all the doors aud around the house tvs
wires arc laid. isolated from ono another
and Connected with an induction appara,u.
when the snake attempts TO enter III,
house or 50, under 1t he completes tho cir
cut AZ hr craw,s over the two wires. and u
the shock he gets doesn't kill him IL IL ike,
~ frich'"n him 40 that he goes away from
there A. soon as h. can.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-08-17

The people who get the creates,
pleasure out of the travelling season are
lie servants who stay at home.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-08-17
AZ Wet PotAs.

Cadet Mars tsoon 10 graduate Miss
I.ixi.ltOul-.ArID.na-could ,ou ..rl
cons.nt To- leayu the Injuries II youI
New York home Ia so far, far awas ID
the West and share IL soldier 5 siefnti
lotto Dc his guardian angelic make
his home u heaven
Miss Ligi,tfoot with dropping lasle'
and crimsonlns eiieeksl-ics, George
think | could.
Cadet MARS r.l-a-weil. my rom
mate, sam johnson, is soins into III,
cavalry. III speak IA HIN about II.
Mistress Now. Jane. clear away tl.t
breakfast dishes and tl-n i1os after lh'
children. I'm going around the corne!
Ia have dress lifted.
Faithful .cryant-Y's, mum. vii
ys tax. the .'igh, key. OF shall sci VI
f.rye.
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pADDfNlNI RENIvuS.
the Great rlrperaiy Scraper.
PADDY RENlNUS,


the Great rirpcrary Scraper.
PADDY MINI RENlNuS.
the Great Dublin raker.
My name is Paddynini. On the
Wicklow mountains nv mother feeds
her pigs. y frugal swip- whose con
slant care is 10 smoke n short dhidccn
and call her only son myself q spal,een.
But l had heard " Paris and lonycd TO
,s~ the exhibition. ~ SAYS nv mother
10 me and saws 10 her. says she. Paddy
dariint, here's pound in silver; so
good luck I" w, and don, forget to play
thin Frinch people - few Irish jigs.
Acushla machrcc. mavourncen, ashore |,
~, bcdad, begorrah an he jabers. here
!. am and I'm onjJyin' myself an that,
the thruth.
III Ne free at the end Nv the world
No, name at the end ~ the p,un,b.
Oh. an bedah- that's tomorrow. Ar.
rah sure, all forgot. I'm tree now IL
viz want me. II viz don't. 1t doesp' I
matther, for I've got five slilltnss left.
and I'm not over fond iv work. I'm
hvin In a new house, but viz can all ad.
dress to the owl one. ~ its all the same.
II Cite I.emercier, Batignolles, Paris.
More power to We. O'Shushnessey.
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Here Is the way an Irish comedian
..'''' "'". ne ~ At hrerty IN the London
Era.
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A letter From sitzaerald.

CntcAeo, June 1T.-P. w. Dunn, Of
Pekin, H., formerly of Chicago, received
today letter in rehponse 10. al he says,
&c ;squest Tor the president of the Irish
National League of America TO speak
out publicly" Dunn claims to be the
person who originated the charges against
Alexander Sullivan. He expresses dis
satisfaction with the tone OF the letter
from President Fitzgerald, intimating
that it was not as radical as desired.
Fitzgerald letter is as follows,
TIE members OF the Irish National Land
League Of America are law abiding citizens Of
the United states end hold murder In es
much abhorrence as any other element of the
community can possibly do. Honest men are
not uecessltated to protest their honesty, and
the league has no need to protest it's horror
OF murder. None but ioose whose wish is
father TO the thought would for an instant
couple the name Of the Irish National League
OF America with crime, mitch less with the
deploraole tragedy of which your city has
been the scene. There is, therefore, no ne.
ccssity for protests or apologies of any kind
from the Irish National League OF America
in connection with the murder of Cronin. A
foul crime has been committed. The lswe OF
the country have been outraged and 1t is the
dnty OF the officers of the law to find out and
punish the criminals
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Suffering in Panam a

PANAMA, June 17.-The canal collapse
continues the topic ON the isthmus, not
that as matters stand it Affects the canal,
but that the collapse has affected all here
and produced great suffering. Thousands,
as already reported, have already left,
but there are, others who require trans
portation. Of course there are always
1.-The more hopeful" and these have re.
NAMED up to the last, but they are now
moving off as fast as means of transport
are offered them by that large hearted
national charity, which has led countries
and islands to remove their destitute fel-
lowcountrymen from the isth1nus. In
all, upwards of 5000 Janaicans have
been sent back to Jamaica, aud 30 in pro.
portion those of other countries have
been removed by the international
feeling of charity, which has moved off
our International canal workers.
Matters are, of course, as dull as they
can be, and the city of Panama has as
snmed that quiet appearance it wore over
twenty years ago, when one or two
steamers would visit the port in week.
The number Of sales by auction of
household furniture, even in the city of
Panama. is unprecedented, and all mer-
chandise is disposed OF for much below
its value.
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Dakotx Croos.

ABERDEEN, June 1s.--Imm.gration
Commissioner Hagerty he's issued crop
reports covering all OF the seaaon ,c juno
/, and makes the following findings:
Wheat in North Dakota shows an aver
condition of So; corn, 7e; cats, 81; rye,
81; barley, SO; flax, 92; wild hay, rs;
tame hay, 72, vegetables, n; potatoes,
sS. In South Dakota wheat averaged So
per cent. corn. SOL oats. "a; rye, 6S;
barley, So; buckwheat, "a; flax, s3; wild
hay, 81; tame hay, 6s; vegetables, 73;
potatoes, SO. In the matter Of public
land entries he finds 959, ,575 acres filed in
the territory from January ] to May 81.
This does not include the Huron district,
which made no reports fer April and
May. Acres acquired by final proof and
cash entry during this period number
947,07O. The month showing the largest
number of filings is April. with 26o,931
dCreS.
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odd Follows Anniversary

PHILADELPHIA. June 15.--ln many
places throughout the United States the
SEVENTEEN anniversary Of the establish
ment of Odd Fellowship in the United
States will be celebrated today. The
most elaborate demonstration, however,
was reserved fer this city, and the Phil
adelphia Anniversary association has for
months been engaged in making pfepara-
ticns for the event. This morning
there wan street parade OF
local and state lodges ard the cantons OF
patriarchs followed by all day e.ercises
on the state fair grounds. The decora-
tion of chivalry was conferred in the
main building by Major General James
B. Nicholson, commanding the second
army corps, upon several ladies and
chevalicrs of the order, this being the
first occasion of the comforting OF this
decoration in this state. A grand concert
of 500 voices, q program of sports and a
banquet and ball will wind up the event.
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Information for Sxttlera

WAsnINeToN, June 17.-Acting Land
Commissioner Stone has issued the fol
lowing order: The rule relating to hy-
pothetical questions should not be inter
preted too strictly. When attorneys who
advertise their services aud profess to
fully understand all questions and laws
relating 10 public lands, write this Office
for information (not involving a special
case), which from their assumed positions
as land attorneys they should possess, their
questions may be treated as Hypothetical,
but when an honest settler. ignorant of
the law, the rules and decisions of this
department, writes for information, re-
lating in any way to his rights and duties
under the land laws and departmental
DECISIONS it is the province of this office,
as veil as its duty, to afford such settler
all the information in its possession that
can be given without dctriment to the
public service -
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More Than Enough.

ROSEBUD AGENCY, via Valentine, Neb.,
June 13.-Up TO last evening 1,050 sigma
lures were occurred This is twelve more
than the required three-fourths. About
100 Indians who have not been able to
come into the agency as yet are expected
this evening. The commission will
probably leave for Pine Ridge early this
evening. Not much opposition is ex-
pected there. A number of half breeds
will accompany the commissioners from
this place to Pine Ridge, for much of the
work and dispatch in getting the treaty
successfully presented to the Indians
here Yves done by Louis Richards, Louis
Bordeaux and Charles Tackett. The
commission has greet qualification over
the result, as there was a secret power,
all the more powerful because Of its very
secret work, to keep the Indians from
aiuninp
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Voted the Insane Patients.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 13.-The federal
grand jury adjourned today after return
ing seventy seven indictments, forty OF
which were for violating the election
laws. Among the persons indicted for
the latter offense are ex County Treasurer
Miller and Superintendent Williams of
the county farm, both Of whom have
been prominent in local politics for
years The indictments are based upon
the charge that Miller and Williams con
spired to vote the idiotic and inaane
people, aome sixty in number, when none
of them were qualified under the law TO
vote. Several of The inmates were
brought before the jury and none Of them
could tell how they voted or when. Sew
eral could not answer the simplest ques
tion intelligently.
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Inquest on tho Hamilton Horror

Inquest on tho Hamilton Horror
HAMILTON, Ont, June 1S.-The in
quest into the cause of the railroad acci-
dent at junction Cut on April 90 last was
concluded last night. The jury gave the
opinion that the accident was caused by
the breaking of tlange Of the leading
wheel of the engine truck which caused
the train to leave the track, and that the
rate of speed at which the train was run
ming had great deal to do with the
cause of the accident. The jury recon-
mends that on all curves with switches
on down grades, trains should not run at
greater speed than twenty miles an hour.
The jury is also of the opinion that
greater efforts could have been made 10
prevent the creamation Of twenty VIC
Tins of the accident and suggests that
the government appoint competent per-
sons to inspect all cases of accident in
which there has been loss Of life before
anything whatever is removed further
than may be necessary to rescue bodies.
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nlarone1 Talks.

New York, June 15.-Maroney told q
Mai, and Express reporter teday that he
never had photograph of himself. He
and his friends ellege that the arrests
made here are simply for the purpose of
destroying Alexander Sullivan, if posi-
BILE, and of rejecting upon Hon. Patrick
Egan. Maroney and Clan na-Gacl men
say that Luxe Dillon's object in Chicago
is not to find the murderers of Cronin,
but to drag Sullivan in the mire and
make him go notorious that President
Harrison will not appoint him 10 pub.
lie Office They allege that Dillon's ac-
tions are directed from New York city
and tina. John Devoy is engineering the
movement which j, now bringing odinm
on the Irish organizations.
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Storms the East.

New YoRK, juno 17.-Associatcd Press
dispatches from New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, eastern Pennsylvania. New
York state and New England as far east
as Maine, indicate extensive damage to
property and some loss of life by storms
accompanied by lightning yesterday. In
this city Catholic church spire vas
struck, the cupola stripped away, stones
weighing 300 pounds being displaced.
An oil tank in Jersey City was struck by
lightning and flames from 5000 gal
Ions Of petroleum have been burning
much of the night No lives were lost.
Another fire from the same cause occurred
in the lumber district, but was headed
off. From all parts Of the affected terri
tory comes news of damage to crops and
fruit trees.
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Murdered In oklahom a.

MusKoeEE, Ind. Ter. June 1.-THE
dead body of man concealed in a clump
of bushes, was found Monday near Okmul-
gee, thirty miles west of this place. Upon
examination of papers found in the dead
man pocket it was learned that his
name was j. II. Beatty and his home
Southwest City, Mo. He had been TO
Oklahoma, and, as it appears, was inter
ested in grocery store in Oklahoma
City. There were two bullet holes in his
wrists and one in his temple. The sup
position is that he was murdered for
money, as the wagon and team in which
he was travelling were not taken by the
perpetrators of the deed. Beatty has a
family in Southwest City and was pos
sessed Of considerable property.
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Tennessee Electora,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 1.-THE United
States grand jury, which has been in.
vestigating the manner in which electors
the Tenth congressional district have
been conducted during the past four
years, submitted a report to the court
this morning. Indictments were returned
igainst nearly all the judges and clerks,
some ECO in number Of the last election
in this congressional district. The par
iicular otfense for which most Of these
ncn were indicted is for not returning
the poll lists and count to the clerks Of
the county and circuit courts of their re-
spectivc counties as the law requires
The remainder of them are indicted for
taking the election books away from the
polls to conduct the count.
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PLANNED in lsrook1xn.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-Three Chicago
detectives connected with the Pinkerton
agency began an invcstigan into the
Clan ma. Gael affairs in Brooklyn yester-
day. According to the Eagle of that
city they are of the opinion that at least
one of the men who murdered DR.. Cronin
came direct from Brooklyn to London,
and that the details for Cronin removal
were arranged by the Clan-na- Gael men
in that city,
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Hid Two Babies in washtub.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Jdne 14.-Gustave
mill employe, awoke this
morning to find that his wife had fled
during the night, taking with her all his
and leaving to his care his two
babies. These he searched for long
time, finally finding them under wash.
tub in the cellar where the mother had
left them. With baby on each arm he
went to the authorities to secure war
rant for his wife's arrest, but she could
n of he found.
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Orphans, Home Dedicated.

Sr. LOUIS, June 15.-Thc Masonic
Orphans home Of Missouri. situated at
the corner of Delmar aud Union avenues,
was dedicated today with imposing cere-
monies and the event was made the occa-
sion Of the grandcst Masonic demonstrs-
tion in the history of the state. There
was an immense procession Of lodges, the
Knights Templars acting as escort, and
the dedication ceremonies were per-
formed by the grand lodge after the
usual ritual. Addresses by several dis
tinguished visitors and drill by the
Knights Templars, brought the proceed
iDgs to close.
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Amateur Athletes.

DETROIT, Mich, June 15.-Thc second
annual western championship meeting Of
the Amateur Athletic association Of the
United States opens today at the grounds
of the Detroit Athletic club. The at
tendance of athletes from different parts
of the country is large, Chicago espec.
tally being well represented. The list of
events includes an $50 yards race, 20yards
hurdle race, mile walk and tHomile
bicycle race
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Want the H.nd PROCESS.

DENVER, June 17.-In the typograph-
ical convention a report recommending
the adoption of resolution demanding
that the government return to the pro.
sessof hand work in printing government
bonds and bank notes was adopted. A
resolution presented by the Chicago
delegation recommending the appoint
ment of Captain w. NJ. Meredith, of
Chicago, to be chief of the national bu-
reau Of engraving. was adopted. At
lsnta, Ga, was selected as the place
for holding the next session.
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Annaul saeneerfest .

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June 49,
Music loving Germans from all parts of
the state are invading Grand Island to-
day to participate in the annual Saenger-
fest of the Nebraska Saengerbund,
which will be in progress for the next
three days. Among the societies here
are the Mnnnerchors, of Columbus,
Lincoln, Nebraska City, Omaha and
Seward, and the Leiderkrapz of Grand
Island and P.attsmouth. The musical
program is one of exceptional merit.
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No One WAS Killed.

ST.. CLOUD, Mimi, June 17.-Swan
Magnusson, who was shot at Mile Lacs,
was brought here yesterday and placed
in the hospital. Msgnusaon says that he
has always been on the best of terms with
the Indian, Wadena, who did the shoot
ing. and is at loss to account for the at
tack upon him, except that Wadena was
crazy drunk. Wadena called him to the
door at midnight Wednesday night, and
without word, fired upon him Credi-
bic reports brought here this afternoon
from Mora are to the effect that Magnus.
son was the only person injured
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Can't Talk for Nsthine.

DAVENPORT, Ia, June 15.-There is
great CONSERVATION among the members
of Buford post. G. A. r., over the re-
ceipt of a bill of S25 from Rev. William
McPheeters, member of the post, for
his services on Memorial day in deliver
ing the Grafton at the national cemetery
on the government island. The post had
charge of the exercises and twas thought
to be compliment to Mr.. McPheeters to
ask him to deliver the Grafton for the oc-
casion, rot for moment suspecting that
there would be any charges thereto.
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Pureine Johnstown by Fro.

J0HNsTowN, June 14.-The mass at
the stone bridge was fred yesterday
afternoon and is now burning furiously.
With it is destroyed all hope of recover
ing the bodies that sre certainly there
entombed.
The report of the bureau Of transpor-
tation, which died with the citizens re-
lief committee; shows that from June 4
to II, inclusive, 1,522 people wee given
free transportation out of Johnstown.
The bureau of information answered 2S7
kilograms and sixty eight letters mostly
inquiries from anxious friends as to the
safety of Johnstowners. The total mum.
Der Of bodies recovered up to date is
I 900
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account Of 1ncompatibiIisy.

LANSING, Mich, June 1.-THE rea-
son assigned by the senate for repeating
the divorce law was that the great ma
jority of divorces granted in Michigan
was really on account of incompatibility,
and the power given judges 10 forbid
them from remarrying within two years
was liable to prove hardship to many
men and women guilty of no offense, and
who might be much happier by second
marriage,
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The Potomac Army's lseunion.

ORANGE, N. j., June 12.-The annual
reunion of the Army OF the Po-
tomac opened here today with q very
large attendance of veterans. Today is
being devoted to the society and corps
meetings, Hon. Cortland Parker being
the orator and Will Carleton the poet of
the society gathering. At the banquet
tonight it is expected that the secretary
of war, General Sherman and General
Schoield will be present. President
Harrison, however, will be unable to
keep his promise to attend.
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Forests Burning.

DULUTH, June 14.-Dispatches received
from Sandstone Junction, Moose Lake,
Hincsley, Barnum and other places on
line of the Eastern Minnesota, st. Paul
and Duluth roads indicate that bad fires
are burning along the entire section, In
this section there are hundreds of camps
and loggers' outfits. The flames are
burning with great fury, and unless
there are heavy and soaking rains great
damage will result. Three camps, q
number of which have already been
burned, especially nesr Sandstone, con-
tain stoves and beds and cooking utensils,
etc, as well as food and grain.