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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
Sentencing Of Irish Agita,ors.

In the court nj Clonmel verdict OF
guilty was rendered against William
o Bricn. John Dillon, Patrick o'Bricn,
all OF whom are members Of Parliament;
John Cuilinane, ThomA. Walsh, Patrick
Mocklcr and Mr.. Bolton, who were
charged with consplring to induce the
tenants on the Smlth-Barry estates not to
pay rent. William o'Bricn and Dillon
were each sentenced TO two terms OF I'm
prisonment OF SIX months each. but the
sentences aro to run concurrontly. Pat
rick o'Bricn and Culllnanc were each
sentenced TO ak months Imprisonment,
nnd Walsh, Mocklcr and Bolton 10 four
months each. All the sentences were
without labor.
Father Humphreys, Thomas J. Condon,
member OF Parliament, Daniel Kelly and
and David Shcchy, IN cmber OF Parliament,
who were Indicted on tho same charges.
were found not guilt and were discharged,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
a Tragedy in . Nlear.su. Court.

The town OF Rivas in Nicaragua
was recently the scene Of q terrible
tragedy almost unparalleled in criminal
history.
On October 81 Tomas Martinez was ar
raigned for trial charged with attempting
to murder DIR. Trinidad Flores. When
the charges were read and the accused
called upon To plead he stepped four PAGES
to the 'front.' and putting his hand Into his
inner breast pocket, exclaimed; "Gentle-
men, know that the Jury will condemn
me, but before being condemned must
get rid Of this one.n and he thereupon
drew revolver and shot DIR. Flores dead.
Seno, Gustavoe ChAmero, who stood mex,
To DIR. Flores, picked up u chair. hut al
most Immediately fell TO the ground, be-
ing shot through the brain.
AZ this iuncture Senior Gregorio another
gentleman In law, oiavely closed with the
prisoner, who did not hesitate 10 draw the
trigger. and the bali passed through Senior
Rolas mouth, coming out on the back of
the neck. Senior Roia is In u prccarlous
condition. but the attending physicians
say he will probably recover
After shooting Senior Rola the prisoner
made dash for liberty and escaped 10 the
country.b but was captured three days later.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
Couldn't Hold Him up,

w. d. Viquesney. the snare-drum.
ncr OF the Giliis Opera House orchestra,
Kansas City, and also drummer in the
Third Regiment Band, was held up by
foot-pads the other night At the cornsr OF
Fifteenth Street and Prospect Avenue.
Mr.. Viquesney had Just alighted from q
Prospect Avenue horse car u 7:I5 O'Clock
and walked across to the north side OF
Fifteenth Street 10 take u cable cur when
five men emerged from behind the build
ing ut the corner aud surrounded him.
One drew = revolver on him and tive
others seized his arms, while the remain.
ing two prepared to search his pockets.
MIR. Viqyesney is xtonemasou by trade
and u powerful man physically. He easily
brushed Oh the two mea who tried TO hold
his arms and with blow from the right
shoulder knocked tho man who held the
revolver into the gutter aud picking up the
hrearm quickly pointed 1t at the crowd
He gave them two minutes TO disappear.
A few seconds was all they took
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
How Or. Koch. lymph 1. Made.

Tho Frank Courier Of Berlin states
that the lymph used by Professor X och IL
the euro OF tuberculosis is prepared In M
lncubating stove within space that 10
hormetlcally sealed and tho stove Is thorc.
by rendered free from fungu. Tho space
is divided by M unglaled porcelain
diaphgram In the upper and lower section
In the upper section is placed . saitre
meat broth In selatlnous state, contain.
Ing colonies OF the tuberculc germ. This
mass gradually liquinc. and the sclAtis
liquid drops slowly through the porcclair
plates into the lower section. The liquid
then contains all tho sccrctory products,
but Is FREQ from all living or dead germ,
or reproductive spors and IL tho lymph o..
used
By the injection Of the lymph the tubs
cule germ IL killed, and nj the same time
the injected particles retain sufficient
strength TO dotach and cspc tho dead
germs, together with the dead tissue. Tho
rcparntivc process cnsues aud healing fol.
lows,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
How the c.nr 1, Pro,ee,od.

Tho following dispatch indicates
tho extreme care taken TO protect tho lie
OF the Car OF Russia while travclingi
During the journey by tho express
from cracow 10 Warsaw tho other day the
train was stopped Ut station whore III,
express ought not 10 have stopped nj nil.
Tho passcnscrs were asked TO get out, and
after being placed In u penthouse were
surrounded bv Cossa.hs aud told 10 wit.
no reason being given. After nn hour or
two they were asked d, leave the shelter
aud were inkon 70 nn open Held In u pour
Ing rain. Here they were nRnln surrounded
by Cossacks and made u walt three hours.
During this ilme two regiments Of infantry
marched up and formed double lIncs on
both sides OF tho rails. Shortly aftcrward
train ilcw by ut a terrible speed. Tho
passengers Of tho express were then in
formed tina, tho Gar had passed aud were
allowed TO move about. They Ind been
delayed seven hours,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
Another Mexican Affront.

Ouite a little excitement was oc
-, :. g.. Au,o,,o roxa. a few
~. ~. ~ ,uo.s;un ~ tho MEXICAN
r,vor orora into ,b,, reservation and
,,,,,,s Io,ua o,,r,i,r a, wood inteuded
IN, ao,;vor,, 20 ,h. nost ,uartermaster at
mi. no., ana er,n, soyeral shots Mt one
lose c,raao nm omy,ovs .of Mr.. Wilson,
,ho wood contr.c,or lose Girapo was
har,inn III. ,.ooa ,ron, tho other side of
tho riyor in v;oIn,ion NJ orders that were
,;vor Tho r;vor anord nv ,he MEXICAN au
.h.u,,,asTa, pasa aaI Wor,o IN nrobibit al
,non .ro.s,,n WIN. ,,l,ra tho wood on
a. rr.,,aa So .,,,,.ro rosorvation
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
A BIG CONTEST.
Nebraska independents will Try to
Get the State Offices.

A special from Lincoln, Nebraska,
says: The papers in tho big contest be-
gun by the Independents to test the legal
ity of the election Of James Il. Boy1,
Democrat, US governor; T. j. Majors,
Republican, us lieutenant GOVERNOR John
c. Allen, Republican. as secretary OF state;l
John II. Benton, Republican, as auditor;'
James NJ Hill, Republican,, as treasurer;
George p, Tasting, Republican, as attor-
ney general; A. X. Cloudy, Republican, US.
superintendent of public instruction, and
A. Il. Humphreys, Republican, as COM
missioner of public lands and buildings,
have been prepared and messengers have
left this city to serve them on the persons
named. 1t is expected that they will all
be served by Saturday night, after which.
the work of taking testimony will begin.
This contest will be decided by tho legis-
lature and the speaker will preside.
These notices charge that during the
months OF September, October and No
vembcr, 1850, there existed in Omaha an
alleged combination and contedcracy to
deprive voters OF the city Of the right to
vote as guaranteed by the constitution and
laws OF the State; that this conspiracy
operated by corrupting voters and Great
ing wholesale sentiment against free
and fair election, boycottlng and ostra-
cising all who opposed their plans;
that large sums OF money were
brought into the state and raised for de-
featiug fair election and that $500 for
egners were caused TO be naturalized, tho
conspirators paying the fees for such
naturalization in such u way as TO consti-
tute bribery; that prcjudiced persons were
appointed on boards OF registration, and
other parties were denied representation.
that the county commissioners became
parties to the conspiracy, and appointed
partisan and prciudiced persons US Judges
and clerks Of election, that the postmaster
and common carriers OF Omaha were par
tics to the conspiracy, and papers not
agreeing with their vicws:were suppressed
In transit to the readers; that certain bal
lot boxes were not kept in public view as
required; that IN owes thirty polling
places tickets bearing names Of the con-
testants were taken from the hands of
persons who were balloting them and torn
up, and these persons were, by threats
and intimidation, driven from the polls;
that q corrupt agreement existed between
Democrats and Republicans by which
tickets OF either OF those parties should
cot bo challenged.
Conspiracy is charged ut Pond Island
Illegal voting Is charged in Red Willow,
Box, Butte, Sarpy and Thurston counties.
Illegal naturalization ia charged In Doug
las, Lancaster, Salina, Saunders, Otoe,
Platte aud Dodge counties Failure tc
register is charged In Beatrice, Norfolk
and other places
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
Catholics to Observe Thanksgiving
Oav,

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 23.-Gar-
dinal Gibbons has addressed the following
communication to the clergy:
M Der Sir:-Thursday, November 20.
Thanksgiving, has been appointed by the
President OF the United States as Thanks.
giving day. It is proper that such 4 day
DO observed In our churches by some
special observance. The holy sacrifice OF
the mass is daily supreme act OF thanks
giving, yet you will endeavor on Thurs
day next to offer up the thanks by causing
the prayer for the authorities to be recited
after the principal mass that Almighty
God in his In finite goodness may continue
to guide our destinics into the paths of
Justice and peace. You will also supple
ment the recital Of the aforesaid prayer
by few words Of cxhortation to the as
sembled people, or by such other form of
celebration us your own wisdom or the
opportunities Of your congregation may
suggest.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
ARBITRATION IN IRELAND.
Sensible Landlords Consent to Re-
duce Rents.


LONDON, Nov. 23.--Nlost OF the
evictions on the Olphert estates In County
Donegal have now been carried out. Some
Of the tenants have found shelter in the
poor house and others are established In
temporary dwellings built by the Nationa
League The tenants arc practically
ruined, and the landlord is reduced to tho
ignoble position Of living on the charity oil
the rich men who forced him TO show no
mercy.
Fortunately all Irish landlords are not
like Olphert and his aiders and abettors.
Months ago the Diapers Company, one oil
the powerful trade guilds of London, who
own large estates In Ulster, had disputes
with its tenants. The company is rich
enough to lot its land in Ireland lie idle
for fifty years II need be, but It's officers
wisely and hpmanely agree to refer the
disputes to arbitration. The company
selected Thomas Dickinson, NJ. p. as ar
bitratOr, and the tenants chose 1. M
Healy. NJ. =. These two busy men found
time to make un exhaustive inquiry, the
result Of which was made known yestcr-
day In the court house at Maghora.
The arbitrator award has wiped out
fl',OJO pounds Of arrears OF rent and law
costs, and the tenants are to purchase
their holdings on terms equivalent to an
immediate reduction Of forty to fifty per
cent. in their rents, with the continued
advantage OF owning their farms at the end
OF forty-nino years.
The company might have been excused
for making wry faces over such an award,
but its agent In court expressed complete
satisfaction and joined with the represen-
tatives OF the tenants In warm thanks to
the arbitrators, both Of whom belong to
the much maligned Nationalist party.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
Terrific Oil Tank Explosion.

DANBuRr, Conn, Nov. 2i.-Two
oil tanks of 1908 aud 1900 gallons rcspec-
lively. located at the works of the Dan
bury lime kiln, two miles from here, ex
ploded at midnight making terrific
NOISE and shaking the building and awsk-
enine half of the inhabitants Of the city
James Cunningham. night Waterman,
aged 81, was blown TO pieces. His shat
tered and headless trunk was found this
morning 400 feet from the sccuu Of tho es
plosion. The works were badly wrecked.
The tanks were usci to feed tho fires
under the kiins, and the explosion was
caused by the ignition OF gas from III,
tank from lamp which Cunningham car
ried.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28
Aiding General Booth, scheme,

The Earl Of Derby hns subscribed
ei,ooo for General Booth scheme Of
social regeneration. Tho Marquis of
Quepnsbury sends 400 TO tho Salvation
Army leader and promises yearly donn.
ton for the cause. lie asks nm interview
with General Booth, saying that hc be-
iIcvcs the general is engaged In the best
work thata man can lay hls hand 10. lie
concludes by saying that no scnds his mite
as "rcycrcnt Asnostic." Other doua-
lions OF RlOo and smaller sums continu. 10
arrive,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

THERE is no one agricultural in,eres,
that can begin TO compare with tina, OF
cattle growing. and there are but fow
men even among those directly inter
sstod In the cattle industry who fully
realize and appreciate It, scope and
magnitude. With the ives, aad south :
west tho cattle interest outweighs all
Others, and 1t !s tho foundation OF much
OF our material wealth. It is so init.
mately connected aud interviewer with
the business and industrial fabric OF n
vast section OF our country that II. In
anenec Tor good or bad is quickly fell,
In the trade world for good or evil.
according to It's prosperity or deprcs-
sion.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

The mails have been transported
from New York to London In seven
days and it is proposed to reduce tho
time TO six. English newspapers will
then get their American news forty
eight hours sooner than they have
heretofore received it. and will be less
than one week behind the times. That
will be n great stride in British jour
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

PROGRESSIVE civilization and devel-
opment demand broader and more
highly educated class OF mechanics, n
more scientific understanding, wider
power Of reasoning, fuller develop
ment OF the mental powers, which can
only be gained by studying theories in
combination with the practicle part Of
the work.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

A GOOD Irish Roman Catholic
priest tho other Sunday INDUCED in
some criticisms OF church fairs, in
the course OF which he perpetrated the
following Irish bull: alt may be true,
as some say, that church fairs are
semi-religious; but it is also true that
they are wholly bad"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

IT has been rem rleei that during
the warm weather OF summer John
Chinaman appears to be the coolest
man about town, and probably does
suffer little from the heat His cloth.
Ing Is light and airy, loose aud CON-
Portable, free and easy; his food con-
sis,s OF fruit and vegetables, and ne
doesn't patronlze alcoholic or iced
drinks. Apparently hc does not per-
sp're freely. and Is never subject to
suns'roke. He works long and steadily.
but moderately deliberately - and
seems never to be in hurry or n
worry. We may learn from John.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

The new western states having built
up vast herds OF their own, and the
home breeding supplying them with
most OF the young cattle needed to take
the place OF beeves marketed. Texas
was cut of from this outlet for Its sur
plus, and was forced to rely upon the
beef markets for much OF its demands.
AT the same time the western ranches
greatly increased their quota OF beeves
The result was orer-produotion and
lower and demoralized markotA
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

THERE is no more trying business
than politics. Men OF long experience
In the elections In New York watch
the leaders OF the different parties
with An interest that is more or less
erewsome. Tho steady. intcrmiaable,
and violent wear and tear on the men
who head the big political movements
tell on their looks, weight and man.
ner so rapidly that the most sturdy
constitutions would break down under
1t II 1t were not for tho short period
during which the excitement lasts
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

BRITISH rule In India has resulted
In como good. II has abolished tho
custom Of burning widow. alive on
the funeral pyres Of their husbands
except In d few places not often visit
cd by tho authorities II I'M. also put
n stop To tho custom OF Offering up
female infants TO the spirits OF the
wutors The Gauges no longer bears
their bodies TO tho ocean Tho intro.
duction OF railways has done much 10.
ward abolishing chste distinctions.
Tho members OF the different on.ics
nrc now obliged 10 touch each other
In railway tickle, Offices nnd they often
occupy tho same compartment. In rail-
way carriages. They nro often oblig-
cd 10 drink from the eumo cup or 20
without water, which is very hard to do
In n country whore tho climate pro.
vokcs thirst II has not, however.
accomplished much lu changing the
religious idea. Of tho people Chris.
tianIiy has made but little progress In
lndlA sincs II has been under British
baso
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

THERE are thousands OF matters
which 1t is well to keep to ourselves.
although public mention OF them
would be truth-telling OF the most
absolute kind. There may have been
a smirch upon the record Of our an
cestors. or even upon our own. but tho
truth bawler who reveals IL lsa cow
ard and a sneak. Retlcencs Ia one OF
the lost arts.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

The day Of paper car.wbeels for
railroad ears IL passing. The chief
Nason i alleged 10 be- that the iron
whesls last not only longer than tile
paper ones. but m'c cheaper Ne we'll.
costing about one.sixth "a mech ~ the
papsr wheels.
10 Cowlits County. washin s,oN.
which has been settled fpr forty years
and has 1000 inhabitants. IL a section
covering several townships that has
never bsen troddon by the foot Of .
white man. II 10 = dssss+ uspsss-
srassa Wilderness
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

GENERAL SHERMAN goes about town
almost invariably in the street cars,
says the New York sun. As rule
one OF his daughters accompanies him.
and the old warrior in jumping on
and on the steps, is as young us many
men forty years his junior. "Cahs
are all right TO look at" he said the
other night as he sank in the corner
OF Broadway car at Fltty-ninth
street. but they are terrible things to
ride in
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-11-28

ONE hundred years ago there were
twenty-five persons living in the ooun-
try to every one in the cities. Now
the proportion is only three to one.
1t is easy to guess at causes, but there
must be many.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
How TO Make an Egg Tester.

Take a piece of leather five
inches wide aud SIX inches long.
Now brig the edges together with
the dark side OF leather lnside) and
sew them, and it is ready for use.
Take the egg to be tested. hold it
up to a bright light, place the eye
at the other end and you see ex.
actly what condition the egg Is in.
I like this the best of any tester |
have seen, as the leather adjusts
itself to the egg so as to exclude
all the light. Another good point
in its favor Is thai there ia nc
danger of breaking the egg by acct
dentally letting the tester fall OF
by striking the egg against it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
Iwn Morals to One Story

In a little village moi a thousand
miles from Hartford, ana not a
thousand years ago, happy faml
" sat down to dinner. Thy had
blanc-mange for a dessert. The
blanc.mange, unfortunately, as 1t
turns out, was put to cCOl outdoors
before 1t was placed on the table
Nearly every one partOOk heartily
Presently the head of the family
felt something hard in the dish
and delving into it spooned up-a
hoptOad. Said toad bad jumped
into the dish as it lay outside, and
the blanc.mange being soft and hot
had sunk and died.
This true story teaches not only
hat one should looked before one
leaps. bat that things are not
always what they seem.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
How to Get Rid of Wolves in Cattle.

see that Walter S. II. of Utopia.
S. c., desires a preventive OF
evolves" in the backs of cattle. ]
will tell him how l got rid of them.
Taking a sewing machine oil can,
fill with kerosene or diluted caTbolic
acid, and about the LIST Of January
remove the oxidation from the
opening made by the grub, insert
the nozzle and give the can three
or four quick "pumps" with the
thumb and bid him gOOd.by. ]
never allow one to go 10 "seed,'
and yet they seem to be just as
plentiful each year. One of my
heiters bad forty odd this spring
extendingover the witbers and even
on the neck. think ii every body
would destroy them each year the
pests would become extinct. But
not one of my neighbOTs ever takes
The trouble.-COr. Ne'o Orleans
Times Democrat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
The Truthful Boy,

a pedestrian yesterday stopped
before a house which bore the sign
of "FOr Sale Cheap" and inquired
of boy sitting on the steps:
"Bub, do you live here 7"
Eyes, sir"
81 see that the place is for SALE
"Yes, SIT"
Ever hear your father say what
price he wants 2"
Eyes, sir. He ss, 8 that if any
one is fool enough to pay him 81, zoo
he'll let it 90 Quicker'n wink, but
if he has to take $4,000 he'll hold
off little aud try to get a couple
ot months rent out of it.p-DetrOil
Free Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
The Presidents Ancestry.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, August O.
Prof. I. J. McAverie has Just re-
turned from a geological hunt
through Virginia. While there he
visited the old Harrison homestead,
which is now owned by a farmer
named Hughes. Rambling over
the place he found an old broken
tombstone. on which was inscribed
the words "Honorable Nathaniel
Harrison, son of Benz. Harrison,
died 1927 The grave is hardly
dlstinguishable and has apparently
received no attention for years.
McAYerie has written to the presi-
dent acqualntlng him with these
facts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

Daring the epidemic of B"' in
This county last summer, al
hard work to keep a supply OF
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
DlarrhGa Remedy on hand. Peo-
pie often came ten or twelve miles
in tue night to get bottle OF the
Remedy. l have been selling
patent medicines for the last ten
years and find that 1t has given
better satisfaction in cases oil
diarrhoa and hux, than any otter
medicine | have ever handled.-J.
II. Henham, Druggist, GOlconda,
Pope, Co., Illinois. Over five hun
dred bottles of this Remedy were
sold in that county during the
epidemic referred to. 1t was a
perfect success and was the only
remedy that did cure the wOls
cases. Dozen OF persons there will
certify that it saved their lives. Iu
four other epidemics of bowel CON-
plant this Remedy has been equal
ly successful. % and 80 cent bot
ties for sale by f. r. IRWIN &
BRO, Druggists, Woodstock, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15

An Eastern dentist has success
folly replanted four teeth IN a bON'o
mouth. After replacing them IL
their natural positions he braided
them all together With heavy linen
thread. Three weeks after he re-
moved the support and found the
teeth as firmly implanted as If they
had never been knocked ont.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-15
"Hunuer is the Best Sauce. "

As a rule, person who has q
good appetite Las good health
B It how many there are who ell
low nothing hey eat, and sit down
to ealS only as an unpleasant
dnty. Natures autidotes for this
condition are so happily combined
in Hoods Sarsaparil'a thai it soon
restores g oil digestion, creates an
annette. and reuOvates and vital
ize the blood so thai the beneficial
effect of good food is impaired TO
the whole body. TrOly hunger is
the best sauce, aud Hoods Sar-
saparilla induces hunger.