The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-12-19


ming numbers in the Louisiana lottery
The entire force In Clerk's thread
mills in Newark and Kearney, n. j.,
went on Il strike yesterday because
the superintendent had fired certain
hands. Over 5000 men and girls are
out.
The congressional resolution au-
thorizing the removal of General
Grants remains from Riverside park
TO the Arlington National cemetery
has been defeated and New York re-
joices,
The Michigan grange is in open re.
volt against the national grange on
account OF the stand taken by the ma
tional organi2at ion in indoi sing the
proposition FOR government loans on
real estate.
The school building in Pennington,
ILL.,, was totally destroyed by fire
Tuesday. Loss, $3.50 School was
in session at the time and n stampede
followed the discovery Of the fire, but
no one was killed.
The kansans who were said TO have
voted for the sub-alliancc bill at Ocala
in order to break up the Southern
Democracy, laugh at the story. They
declare they voted for the bill because
they favored its passage.
The Stddts ZtituRg having an.
nounccd that II would Withdraw its
subscription Of 1000 TO the World
Fair II ii was not kept open on sun
day, the Chicago Ncirs promptly offers
10 assume the amount itself.
Parnell forcibly took possession of
the Office Of United ircl1na few days
ago. unceremoniously throwing the
editors into the street. Later In the
day the opposing faction rallied their
forces and recapturcd the Office.
Instructions have been issued 10
registers and receivers of land Offices
In California to withhold from entry
lands containing "blg trees The
intention is 10 ask Congress TO reserve
such lands for national park pur-
poses.
Twelve hundred miners at the Rock
Springs mines Of the Union Paciilcarc
Gu n strike and the mines are Idle.
The company gave notice SATURDAY
that they proposed paying the dag
workmen by the hour. A mass meet
ing OF the men was held aud strike
resolved upon, 1t Il believed thntthe
company intended forcstalling the
effect Of an eight hour law Introduced
In the present Legislature, aud which
It Is likely will pass
Consul General John c. New, pre-.
sided ut II consular banquet at the
Metropolitan In London saturday
evening. There were present Lord
Mayor savory and the lady muyorcss.
the sheriiis Of the county and their
wives, Postmaster General Raikes.
Baron and Fred d. Rothschild, Austro.
Hungarian consul general, ana u large
number Of other notable persons
The lord mayor In proposing "A toast
10 Consul General New, paid high
tribute to his courtesy and ability.
The meetings Of the Town State
Grange and the executive committee
Of the State inrmcrs' Alliance, closed
Saturday. A. u result Of the Joint
conference, the recommendation wns
adopted by the grange that general
supply house FOR farmers be establish.
cd nt tho central point, through which
agricultural implements and other
things needed by the farmers may be-
obtained Mt the cost Of manufacture
aud transportation, the same to be con.
trollcd by the executive committees of
the grange and the alliance. The
resolutions were adopted fnyorlp L
control by the government Of all rail.
road aud telegraph lines In tho roun.
try tho adoption oi the Australian
ballot system by the state. aud insist
upon absolute fairness IN the matter
OF finances
An army officer who was sont with
Buffalo Bill 10 arrest Sitting Bull says
Cody plan Tor the nrrrst of .ha,
willy old Indian was ono OF tho mo.l
daring things ! over heard o. And H
WIS probably n fortunate Thing thai
the government courier overlook Cod,
with dispatches cuunlcrmandlng al,
orders Think Of Cody, IN A drrs,
suit silk stockings aud. patent lcnth.
crs, riding with nine followers Int,
the very heart Of tho Sioux camp
His plan WAS 10 draw gun on Bui
and take him out Of the camp. II IA,
bucks gave chuso. Cody was goipp +,
protect his body behind their chief
and threaten the Indians with Tho
death Of Sitting Buil II they fired "a
him. Al would have been unssncrot
had this plan been pursued, II wa,
thought that this aud tho plny 30 de
nrn tho Indians would have solve,
tho lndiun mHtior, but wo nro nos
agreed that had Il been done a blood,
war would have been prcclpitntod
Cody q now very III from the lonl
rldc hc had. arraycd In garments o
The ball room"
Major Sims. who has boon Worth,
Mnslcr ut the kansas STATE Grang,
Tor u number NJ years hus boon ~
tired from that Office on account D
hls opposition to the order mixing %
polite.
| Eleven lj.rilibr bullets uoru .ho
into the head NJ thicf q vicious alr
phnnt ~ tho Cincinnati ,uulug'rp
gardens Tuesday night Tho rlrrhln
was making nll Tho trouble ha eoull
and the attendants attempted 10 I'm