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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

ST. PETERSBURG. May i7.-Horri-
bio scenes are reported us having occurred
during the burning OF Tomsk, the capital
OF Western Siberia. The place was visited
simultaneously by n coaaagration and n
cyclone, the result being the destruction Of
three quarters OF the town ind the loss Of
100 lives The cathedral Is In ashes. Tho
falling walls crushed tho nd accent hospital,
burying tho inmates, who were roasted
alive. Two garrison officers bru,ally 70.
fused 10 render assistance In the saving OF
lives aud property. The bishop and
priests marched through tho burning city
ind with sacred cmblcms administered NIB
solution to the dying and blessed tho dead
The panic stricken sufferers huddiod to-
gcthor Ia tho streets and firmly believed
the end OF the world had come and nban-
doned themselves TO stolid despair. The
storm was followed by sudden fall In the
temperature and soon tho devastated city
was buried beneath mnntcl Of snow
which added singing cold to the suffering
thousands OF helpless mon, women and
children.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
Carlisle TO be Senator.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Mny lG.-The
Hon. John @. Carlisle was nominated to
succeed Senator Beck by tho Democrats
NJ Frankfort tonight When the caucus
Assembled tonight Representative Settle
withdrew his name from tho contest. Then
Representative Cooper. for OK Governor
Knott, withdrew his name. A ballot was
then taken and stood Carlisle 90, y. T.
Lindsay 81, McCrcary 10. Senator Smith
thea Withdrew McCrcary and tho iigh,
ended. The ninth ballot (all countod)
was; Carlisle ~, Amid wild cheering a
voice was heard moving to make the nom
nation unanimous by reclamation. The
motion carried. Carlislos vote gave hin,
fifteen majority. There Is general con.
graduation here tonight over the result,
which Is In harmony with the wishes OF u
large majority Of the voters OF tho State,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
A Flooded Mine.

from Inc Aspen Tifnes
The food in the Franklin mine appears
to DO very serious matter and will proba
bly, result In closing that property down
for several months. The water broke In
about s o'clock Thursday evening and
came In such great volume that the men
who were at work in the bottom had bare
ly time to escape with their lives. They
left their tools and dinner buckets and
some of them had to leave their coats in
the rush to get out OF the flood. The pumps
were quickly buried and the shaft, levels
and Slopes rapidly began to fill up.
The water camo In through what ia
called the Millinee level, which Is the sec
ond level Of the Franklin, running south
from the Franklin shaft. This Lowell Is
about 600 feet below the surface, and runs
through the Millineo territory. 1t appears
that IN Immense quantity Of water coming
from the melting snowbanks on tho noun
tain above had accumulated in some nat
ural reservoir, from which it finally broke
forth into the level and rushed down into
the shaft, falling like cataract down the
400 feet.
The fall of water continued steadily oil
ternoon, 1t being estimated that o thousand
gallons minute was being poured into
the works. By2 o'clock Friday afternoon
the shaft was filled nearly 400 feet and the
indications arc that the water will rise
still higher.
Charles Burns, who is working his lease
on the upper levels Of the mine, had a
quantity Of ore ready to hoist. Whom he
found that the food would probably rise
TO the point where his operations we're
being carried on and cover up the ore tina,
he had ready for shipment he set about
the work Of hoisting the mineral out.
This ore was stored about fifty feet be-
low the point where the water was rush
ing into the shaft and tho experience OF
the men In getting 1t out will give On idea
Of tho extent Of the flood. They used a
bucket that holds ton Of dirt, and while
this bucket was being lowered, although
1t was sent down almost instantly from
the Millinnee level to the point where 1t
was to be loaded, it would be filed with
water while going down that distance. II
was Just like dipping It into lake.
When tho bucket would get down TO the
station the men would have to dump 1t bo.
fore they could load 1t to be sent up.
The flood is also felt in the Enterprise,
and early Friday morning the men were
driven out OF the bottom Of the incline in
the Dronert v Inv tho rjaa NJ ,vatar Man
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

ERNoN, La. May l3.-Two Nor.
mon elders, hailing from Utah, have been
tramping through Washington and Holmes
counties distributing their religious
tracts. They Ind proselyted to u consid-
cradle extent and especially among young
unmarried females, and party OF eight
women were secured to go West.
Abram King had two daughters in the
party. King and his son and ncighbors
pursued the Mormons and captured them,
tied them TO trees, and after ilogging them
numerically ioosencd them aud began
firing on them.
Tho Mormons ran into tho swamps.
They havo not been seen since, mud I'M
doubtedly persisted. Tho young women
were returned home, and every ono of
them well switched, tho parents making
each one whip tho other.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
Fate of the Miners.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 16.-At 10
=. IN. the exploring parties penetrated the
nine ut Ashley, and they found nineteen
dead bodies.
AT O'Clock all except three of those in
the mine at the time of the cave-in were
brought out.
The body of Michael Henry is known to
be under an immense pile of debris, and
may not be found for several days.
John Allen, assistant boss, died this
morning in great agony.
Anthony Froyne and Robert W Roberts,
the men rescued last nightare in critical
condition.
The men lost their lives through the
negilence of assistant mine boss Allen,
who insisted on re-lighting lamp in the
presence of large volumes OF gas. Had he
not done so the men now dead could all
have been rescued alive, us there was a
good current OF air going through the
chamber where the men had taken refuge
after the cave.in had taken place.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
A Little Parnellite Scheme.

LONDON, May l4.-In the House OF
Commons to night Mr.. Fox (NntionalistJ
moved the second reading Of the irish ag-
ricultural laborcrs' bill, proposing the use
OF the church surplus to erect cottages for
laborcrs.
There was spirited debate, Mr.. Balfour
contcnding that the Parnellites desired to
cmbarass the government and iniurc the
land purchase bill. The second reading
was agreed to without division, amid pro
longcd Irish cheers.
The defeat OF the government was due
TO blundcr Of the Conservative whips,
who notified the member Of the govern
mcnt party that their presence was re
quircd ut o'clock. This became known
to the Parncllitcs, who attended in full
strength nj noon and, after short speeches
rushed division before the Conserva.
tlves could he mustered.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
A French millionaire namod kamouding,

A French millionaire nainod kamoua,pr.
spending tho winter At Nice, a few weeks
ago ordered CONN Of u special bat,ern.
ind purchased ground IN u cemetery upon
when no had vault built under Lie
personal supervision with room for three
conlns "lwnnt room enough TO b. quite
At ease. ho said 10 n friend who asked him
why no made II NO large Whom ail WAS
dono no shot himself dad In his room 4,
tho hotel after having made n will ioayinr
NIL hn money 10 tho yidows and orphans OF
men killed In tho Nson, explosions Of
mines NJ 81. Etlonno
Norwegian navixators still cliu. 10 thu
idc OF discovering tho north polo, TheIr
hopes nrc based upon tho fact tina. various
articles from tho Pacific nrc occ iajonaliy
found stranded on tho coast Of 0rrsulspd.
having been carried there by somo current.
a notabi, instance OF this Is tho nndiu \
there OF pair Of oilskin trousers, married.
with tho name Of QUO OF tho crew Of . yes,
sci that had been wrecked on tho pscin@
sIlc OF behring's Straits IL 10 argued TIM
whcrc pair Of trousers can no u properly,
constructed vessel ought 10 DO abls 70 foi /
low, by virtue Of . supposed curseat ~
'wsss Wa swo ossaaa Via tAs arctic pslA
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
COLLAPSE OF a MINE.
rwenty.slx Pennsylvania Miners En-.
tombed.


tombed.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, May 15.-Infor-
nation has Just reached here from Ashley
lint an extensive cave.in occurred at noon
IN mine operated by the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Coal Company. 1t is rumored
that twenty.six miners are entombed be-
yond the cave, and have no way as yet Of
Escape. Many houses In tho vicinity are
toppling.
The present cave Immediately adioins
The mine in which the extensive cave 90.
cured twelve years ago, imprisoning ten
men over q week, but who were finally
rescued alive. The present cave extends
over half mile square, includes portion
Of the thickly settled village called "Ma-
fett's Patch.n A large number of houses
have gone down with the surface, but only
few were badly damaged.
1t is known that there were twenty seven
miners entombed IN the mine. Tho cave
occurred at o'clock this morning In No.
colliery, covering an area Of more than ten
acres. The surface, almost as far Us the
eye can reach, was scanned and cracked
with long circular assures, some Of which
were over two feet wide.
Thousands rushed to the scene ofsdisaster
and the lamentations of tho wives and
little ones were heartrending. Rescuing
parties Immediately organized and gang
utter gang relieved one another until five
o'clock, when the news passed that they
had succeeded in breaking through the
chambers beneath the cave. About $3.50
the charred and blackened form Of Anthony
Froyne was hoisted to the surface. He
was still alive but his injuries are consid
cred fatal. Old miners said that the fact
Of F'royne being SO badly burnt lent very
little hope for the safety Of his compan-
Ions.
At midnight the rescuing parties were
driven out OF the gangway. The place is
full of black damp and u further approach
in the direction of the victims was impos-
sible, even with safety lamps. Vigorous
efforts arc now being made to change the
air currents so us TO drive the gas back
from where the victims are supposed
to be.
The men entombed are nearly all mar
ried and have large families dependent
upon them. People crowd close TO the
opening and peer into the darkness of the
fatal depth while tho cries of the women
and little ones make the heart sick with
pity.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
COLORADO CHURCHES.

A Universalist Church is about to DO or
ganized in Denver.
Services In memory Of the late Charles
s. Uzzell were held at tho Denver Taber-
nacle last Sunday.
Rev. j. L. Black, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church at Colorado Springs,
preached his farewell sermon last Sunday.
He has accepted call to Minneapolis,
MINI,
The now Chancellor Of Denver Universi-
ty preached to crowded house at Trinity
Church last Sunday. He made an excel
lent impression.
The reading-room in connection with the
Methodist Church at Central City IL to be
continued, New officers have been elected
and money raised TO liquidate the out.
standing indebtedness.
st. Stephens Church at Longmont has
been subjected to o thorough overhauling
and rejuvcnating since 1t was last occu-
pied, and 1t now presents an exceedingly
neat and attractive appearance. The side
walls from the wainscoting TO the roof
have been covered with neat pattern Of
terra Gotta paper, and oil the woodwork
and the seats have been painted the color
of the paper. The open work In the roof
has been painted lighter shade Of terra
Gotta than the seats and the wainscotng,
producing very pleasant effect. -
Last Sunday the f,f,h subscr,ption To tho
building fund of Trinity NJ r. church
was taken with tho most urat,fvtnr re-
suits. Twenty thousand dollars w6re sub
scribed on the spot.> makiur the total thus
far subscribed si63. 000. Tho other SUBJ
scrintion. were n. followa. Novembcr IA
1855 ssa 600. April a 1887 sls OOO. April
1. 1sss. "a OoO. December "a 1sss $50 ooO
In addition to these tho church ncouired
$40 OOo from the sale of tho old church
$50 600 were subscribca for tho organ
Sl7 600 for tho pnrsonape and 500 for
tho parsonage furniture. The site of the
church is estimated to he worth 800. 900
and the parsonage to have increased in
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
AGAINST THE MoRMoNs.
The Property Of the Church May Be
Seized by the Government.

WASHINGTON, May l9.-The 6u.
prone Court Of the United States to-day
rendered an opinion Of vital interest to the
Mormon Church in the suit of the Church
81 Latter Day Saints against the United
States, which comes here on an appeal from
decision of the Supreme Court OF Utah
In favor of the United States. This courI
affirms that Judgment.
Inc case grows out of the Edmunds anti
polygamy law, which dissolved the:Mormon
Church corporation and cscheated to the
United States tho real estate owned by the
church. Tho Mormons entered suit to have
the law declared unconstitutional on the
ground that Congress, by the dissolution,
assumed judicial power: that the act Of the
legislative assembly Of Utah Incorporating
the church constituted contract which
could not be impaired by Congress under
the authority to repeal Territorial enact
ments, and that the doctrine of escheat was
alien to the spirit OF free institutions. On
the part OF tho United States 1t was con-
tended that Congress had the authority to
repeal all Territorial enactments. That
'Ao ao' incorporating inc church was IN
vai,u as ah attempt 10 estaolish fei'gioh
on''"ny " tne provisions OF inc cohs'itu-
oA Ana' 'he cnar'er shouia oe ahhuiieu
Tor tho abuse of granted rights, and as
wAou 'he caurch corporation was dissolved
'nere was no ono 10 whom TO turn over inc
p.op'.y, " was properly escheatco 10 'ne
oI''ea S'a'es.
~ its opihion inc court says inc aistih-
Ruishihs feature OF Mormonism Is well
SHOWN 10 DC poiSgamy ana the aosoihte
s0''osias'ieA. cohtroi Oh us church menu
oorS' Notwithstanding all ehort 10 sup
press tne baroarous practice OF polygamy,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23


GES. DANIEL l.. SicKLEs, who was
recently appointed by Gov Hin Us
sheriff OF New York county in place OF
jas A. Flack. resigned. has had au In.
tercsting md varied career. Aprinter
lawyer, politician and soldier. In con-
eress, secretary OF legation Mt London
when Buchanan was minister In state
senate and again in congress- Slayer
Of Barton +. kcye. his wife's paramount.
Colonel In tho late war. brigndier.
mayor-gcneral. Alter tho war colo.
mel in tho regular Amy. Minister To
Spain under Grant Lost n leg In
battle. Is on retired list with rank OF
innjor general. His torn OF sheriff
will expire january l. next.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
A Terrible Death,

wooDsipr, l.. l., May is.--Jnmcs
S. Parsclis, the dispatcher In New York
post of,icc, mot with terrible death sa,ur.
day evening In this village, Parsciis was
repairing we'll when II partially cavod In
buryinv him nearly TO tho neck. Quick
sand continued to run down and tho efforts
Of the noiehbors 10 cstrlcatc tho unfortun.
ate man only Increased tho danger. A
rubber tube was procured md placed in
ParscliA mouth so he could breathe, af,or
the sand Ind covered his bend. After
several hours labor the sand was cleared
away aHaln, but II was found that ParrcllA
Ind boon unable 10 retain tho tube In blA
mouth aud had boon chokrd 10 death. lilo
WINS d prominent citizen and leave. a
widow mud large family,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23


clyde Lone. OF Logansport, Ind.
aged seventeen. claims that no IL Jesus
Christ ANA ,hht he must DO cruclncd.
lic has repeatedly begged his parents
md friends 10 null him 10 cross which
he has erected. Upon their refusal no
will take knife AMI inflict severe In.
iurics upon himself. stabblng his hands
and body in terrible manner. Ito
also swallows cnrbollc acid In suiilcicn,
quantities 10 enuso terrible pain. but
not enough IN kill him. und no claims
that he must die on tho cross. Long
uays he has specific orders from God
that he must suffer on the cross 10 save
tho wicked people Of his township,
Tho poor little slmplc,oa displays rnrc
cro,ism BY Tho inference that his
cruclnsion would noe ompliuh what tho
crrclnSlon NJ rhp'i, failed 10 in.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
A Brand New Volcano.

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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
The Wonderful HeIlograph.

Pngscorr, Ari.., May 49, Tho
greatest achievement yet made In hello,
graphing was accomplished during prac
ticc yesterday by Lieutenant wittanmycr,
by u single flash rs milon from Noun,
Homo, near Fort Mcdowell. TO Mount
Graham, near Fort Grant, where II was
received by Captain hurry. Tho latter
by turning his instrument flashed u mes.
sage 70 Fort Huncluacn, u distance OF NJ
miles. making distance OF pl6 miles with
o. single Intervening station The longest
distance heretofore mado with single
finAh WA about seventy milas,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

WiLwrsDAnnI. Pa. May i3.--Ar.
thur hoffman. cook In Raiders rcstaur.
ant, committed suicide thls morning. Two
weeks ago no received letter from Ger
many stating that tho woman no was to
marry shortly had deserted him for an-
other. hoffman became very dcspondrnt
and threatened suicide, Ton minutes after
lIohlman's body was found hanging from
tho rnftrrs. This morning Raider 10.
soivrd letter for him. II was opened,
and Ia contents rcnd that tho former let.
ter received was written by frlond ~ o
cot married.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23
Tobacco In Colorado.

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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

H. w. Robinson, travelling snlcH.
man for wholesale jowolry house OF Obi
caRo, left hIa two sample trunks OF lcwclry
n, tho dcpo, nj Dubuque over night. some
time between II o'clock and morning tho
depot was entered by burglars and onc
trunk opened mud robbed OF tho most yal.
uablc gooda II contained. The other
trunk was carried some distance outside
sorted, tho cheaper samples being sirc,vn
around on the ground md tho moro vai',
able goods carried away. About psD soi,d
nold md silver wntchca, several iruys ~
solid gold rings and watch ohalns and
some diamonds arc missing. Mr. Robins
son says tho loss win reach t,,O0O, 'YY'
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

STATE TREASURER ARcHER's down
fall is now fully explained He was n
devotee OF poker and gamblcd away
Marylnnd's money. All old sports will
sympathize with him. He was an
honest man after all. II he had not
played fair game he would not have
found it necessary TO steal tho states
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

IT will be OF no interest to man, but
woman--married woman-will be glad
to learn very ingenious electrical de-
vice has lately been patented by which
the hands OF n clock set TO certain
hour are made TO complete an electric
current connected with the kitchen
stove so that the fro is started when
tho given hour arrives.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

A New York judge who recently
lectured an applicant for divorce on
the sacredness OF the marriage tic and
the evils OF nasty divorces, and reius-
ed 10 grant u decree. has just married
divorced woman who had TO get her
decree in Illinois because tho New
York courts would not grant it under
her fiimsy excuse.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

SAM JONES says his ideal Of man
is John the Baptist. who jumped on a
king md stomped tho very life out OF
him. When he was put in jail he said
he would stay there until the ants
carried him out through the keyh ole
before he would modify anything that
he had suid,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

QuoNG LEE, nm ailluent laundryman
OF Plattsburg. Nebraska, has made de-
clara,ion TO become citizen OF the
United States, and recently submitted
the question TO the treasury depart
mcnt whether he could bring his wife
and children here. In reply. he is in.
formed that they can not be admitted
into the United States. Fifty years
hence this will read like an old slav Q
sale notice does 10 us now.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

THERE is degree OF reasoning in
the theory that man was evolved from
the fish, from the fact that SO many
still retain the symptoms Suckers
are not uncommon among the human
family. Some get insane and others
can scarcely look at water without
their heads swimming. Yes, and
there be quite many who are some
what scaly.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

SMALL shopkeepers in London often
complain OF being ruined by the
monster establishments which sell
everything ana monopolize tho trade
formerly shared by their minor neigh
bors. The same complaint is raised
In Paris, but tho French government
now proposes to lay additional license
duties on big shops, so rs to restrict
their operations aud allow small
traders n fair chance.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-23

A STORE in Atlanta, Ga, has been
built entirely OF paper. The raftcrs.
weather boards, roof and flooring ARE
all made OF thick compressed paper
boards, impervious TO water. On
account OF the surface Of the paper
being smooth and hard 1t can not catch
on fire as easily ms wooden building.
1t is found warm In cold and cool in
hot weather,