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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-10-30

must be half hidden here and there
holding a fold, bit OF drapery, or a
brin of lace, so that every slight move
ment of the body will be quite sure to
attract the gaze by the sparkle of some
or tulle.
Predictions are rife at this transition
season; one is that sleeves are :" be
worn much smaller, raised at the shoul-
ders, but not reaching the ear; in other
words. this send of the century" rage
has spent its force.
Another prediction is that sleeves OF
different material are to disappear this
winter, giving as they do an air Of
Gshreds and patches It is rather late
to make this discovery, but that's al
ways the way. Out of fashion means
out of affection, whether it is a bit Of
stuff or. matter Of flesh and blood
Daisy Dart, In Chicago Ledger.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-10-30

NEW YORK, September. 1890.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-10-30

IT'S never night in loves domain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21
Chrlssianlsy ana CivsMss.,o..

Show me . spot on this planet IA
miles square where . decent man car
lave In deoency and comfort and security,
supporting and educating his children
unspOilcd and unpollutsd, whore man.
hood IL respected, woman honoeed snd
human life held In due regard. and
when skeptics can 6nd such . place
who're the gospel Of Christ has not hnt
gone and cleared tho way and laid found.
stions. and made deccncy and security
p0ssiblc. and then IL will hc In order for
the skepticNl litsrati 70 move thithes
and there ventilate their viowA|amea
Russell Lowell.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

~ IsesDuueane 0osoVuvy nsssaaav nnAs -
A0VuUu1mR OWooooUonDA
The psotty littlo vi1lage q Auvoenles
He On the 1aks a Neufohstsl, 81 ~
~ from ~ tovn Of The samo nAOes
oad hero u ~ hat oo0o voseDeo ~
caatly discovered tombs Of ~ sooient
lake dwelIess. he decd wesv DsitAss
thrown iato the lake nor burned, bat
vsrs barred. sonsthins In The iAshios
Of other people. % dsy land saA n temhe
slose - their lake villaseA This tomb
% Auvernies ~ fousA about six Seet
underground. II . hard gravel snd clay
Of the lake Shore. IL Wss built oe heavy
elahs Of gFaaits ~ % cdge, snd covorsA
with slabs d the same character. Thefe
We no Stone IN the bottom Of Ne vsalt
-stnply gravel. The tomb We nearly
slx feet deep . little y three oDa .
half tsst wtde, aaA oaly I've feet three
inches II leagth. Thsps wes0 tWoaty
skeletons ln it-Aad hov - many bodies
could hsve been buSied In y small .
place 10 . mystery. The shcftnsss Of
the tomb must hsve nsde Il neOasssry.
unless the people wsss dwsPfk 70 doubIs
the bodies together, ~ else stand them
on their feet One Of the slaba compns-
ing this old tomb was Of Mont Blanc
granite. and although . So0t Thick.
fell 70 pieces on being uncovered.
Thase wss also % entrance 70 tails sep
ulchef, built Of rock slabs similar 70 the
tomb itself. The relics found with these
bodies oonsist Of . nscklace Of beass'
tusks, beads Of bears and wolves teeth,
. colt or Ratchet Of ssrpentine, end two
Or threc bronze rings, pins and besda
This was probably the burial plaoc Of
NJ OF tho nrst families Of the lake
dwcllers, for certainly NOT every oNs
could bring great grsAite slsha from fer
Oh Mont Blanc 70 build . tomb with.
The antiquarians place the building OF
this dead.house % the Close Of the Stone
age, when bronze ~ just beginning 70
b. known ~ On article Of luxury. Re.
comfy still other t0mbs Of the lake
jewellers have been discovered 1t Mont
IA and elsewhere, but aside iron the
methods Of burial. they throw no new
light on the life end times c. their occu.
pants. Tho only safc conclusion 70 ar.
rive at u that nearly the whole Of
Switzerland. for centuries and centuries,
and At . time Of which history takes no
account, was settled by . numerous, in.
dustrious. and partly civilized people,
who for their " protection adopted
the practice Of building their homes In
the waters Of the lakes. This sort Of
life lasted almost 70 the time Of Julius
C@sar. when II was gradually given up,
the people Vt the Alps changing their
sbodcs from the water 70 the dry land
on the advance Of civilization II. M.
I,yers, In Harper's Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

49, t.
Wnoe . pusuv nco Asssmensoe1 AOsv
H.. Wss1n - Had WSsA.
'Quseton-Whteh n ~ bsoe Dtsts See
fresh poskS
Answer-New ban, sure.
q. Which 10 ths best loP - early
summer hotel7
4. May Inn.
9 In which should SURGEONS dwsliP
A. Conncct-e-cut
q. Which furnishes tho best wsitsrsS
A. Psncii.vsais.
Q. In which should isusdrymes peus.
A. Wsshine done.
Q. In which 70 impudsat people
dwell?
A. Can sass.
Q. Which 10 the bsqs for dssr hust
4. Collar Q doc.
Y. Whieh u the best 70 steal Q walk.
Ing stick ins
A. Cane took, oh.
9. Which 10 the hest for lockamiths9
A. Nov brass key.
=. In which would you look for mors-
Ing attire?
A. Day coat, Oh!
.. In which IL ono likely 70 fail In
getting . drink?
A. Mias . alp.
Y. In which can you ilnd Q rcd
letter?
A. Florid A.
Q. In which doca che hustle mako
ono sick?
A. III o. noisc.
q. In which IL ono likely 10 lose his
farming implcments?
A. Id . hoe.
q. In which can ono acquire On estate
by marriage?
A. Mary land. LA
=. Which would he the most used,
10 tho event Of another delage?
A. New ~ Ark, Of course.
Y. In which Ia one letter Of the slphs.
bet taller than tho others?
A. q higher.
Y. In which arc bodies Of land sur.
rounded by wator givon . ride?
A. Rode Island.
2. Which II called 70 your mind By
b%eh0lding two - bills?
A. 4. ] see
.. Which would Q m rather
have II she can't get . now seal skin
A. Now Jersey.
Y. Which does tho farmers wife
mention whom she asks you u pArtake Of
apple sauce?
"A. Take sass.-Pittsburg Chronicle
T~elerrnuh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21
a GREAT PAINTING.

New The Original alstlae MsAeaao Was
f4 CoDeDd end ueslea. s
Mrs. Leland stanford. Of Califoruis,
hes obtained pcrmission OF Emperos
william II. 10 have . copy made Of the
Sistins Madonna. Of tho Oresdsu gallery.
She iAtends 70 plscs the picsuss In q
art gallery Of the ~uaivcrstty erected -
the memory 81 her con. The only Coz.
dttiOn the Emperor makes 10 that he may
choose the copyise IL will b esmsu.
bercd. nays On exchange, that this q.
NOUS picture he's hitherto only bsea
produced from msnosy nike TIE Cssc q
the RarbAsini palscs 81 Rome. u being
against tho wishes Ot the psiucaly
family that On actual copy b. tAksA.
The rsrsoA for this objectioa II AAssA
from . story that bscsue essssAs u
Rome shortly aftes the death Of Guido
tts paiHses.
A young artist Of nvcA taleat aad
thoroughly acquainted With Ne method
Of he great pAinter. msds . copy Of the
RsAerice - precisely like Ne ost9iasl 10
col0s. form and ~expressAon sAss 10 wae
Smpoentble even to- ~ expert 70 scll the
n from the other. tine night be- vts-
itsa the Harhastna palace sAA sab
settutcA Bis Own picture os NE original
uitA The intention 81 h~ewildsstAS The
pablo. The rue was ~ succsaneuI tAoe
u Aae Moves, - goeo ~ tegAAA. lsso
actually ~dtscovereA whether ~ u0stA
eaosA posssait y eeastse, alsAoagA III
Ne copYtss ack1evleaesA ~ flUn1. ~
0scllss1. eflae threats 81 snesHpe. vAleA
sae 0utaes - uAasA ~ eWA-A. Z.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21
0sNelHlae q An.

The high p~osition attained and the uui-
vsreal acceptance end approval o. The plea
Srs Would isTis remedy syrup Of .fi1s, q
Tho value q the qualities 90 which NJ ~
cnes 10 eoacd and are Abundanuy 4retifyine
q ~ CAlAfornia ZIG Syrup Company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

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- - faAounO osguA1es = 6ssesav.
ng1o0o1noo-Ene OAssNlaaS
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4sS,SSs.sI 1s.Lsu1.s1.S 'Ias
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py0Sss ~ Woeds Of the texA "above
asil."tn :
tWhosasetsiN msest n mesas, sftsp
o havo ulleA I nAlsane aaA lBlmalsy,
On eltitadss, che elory Of Christ. would
have - spteSd IL winss ana descend Q
thousand leagues 70 touch Those suvn.
mit.s psljoo, . hish oesNtsis q Thss.
,saly,O on, ehieh mouutsin. sad Olym.
puS, aAiSh mountsin, but mythology
tells us that when Tho giants ywarred
aeainst IL suds they viled IN these
three mountains. aud from the ton OF
them rrobooed 20 ucsls no heavens: but
Ne heleht V,s not srost enough ana
there w. . Completo failure. And after
ali The eisnts-lseiah and raul. reouhot.
10 ana epostoliu eisnts, Rsphssi sud
Niohael Aueelo. Artistic sisuts: cherue
blm. senphim Ana asvhsneol. c~elostial
~eiants-have failed 20 climb 20 the tor
Of Chrisvs tlery thUyl mieht ali voil
units In the words Of jthel tent Ana AZ:
che that oometh lrom above IL above
al"
First Christ must be above ali else IN
gu eueesohtne. Thero - 70 uanv
books on homiletics scsttcred throueh
thetoountsy Mat sIl isymen. a. vell a
clergyusn. haye msAo up their minds
whsSusrneuee ueht 70 b.. That sermou
Il nuaA si5SuAusl which most pointediy
puts loe~h Chfist a the nar6on Of All Ain
ard the cosscctica Of I'll evil-individu.
d, social, political. natiouai., Thero n no
reason Why " should rias the eudless
.oAanGps oosa.tsw phrasca There orc
thcoe who thiAk that n On e~xhortation
q . discourss have frequent mcntion Of
tusu0eatoa. classification. coveuanN Of
worka aaA eoveaaat Of srsoe. that
1hssoboeo e must b proeoundlv
SvoaRo)SoAl. while thev : sus.
plcioas Of : disoourss which presents
Che un,noJ truth huN under XiNerenA
~A-~~- ~ -. A-a--.a
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21
SOME WISE SAYINGS.
The Mod NJ Philosophy That Csa ~ 4
piled to Every hey A6nAlrs.

The kIad os Philosophy Tha Caa ~ A.
piled To Every hey AaAirs.
Believe nothing merely to DO popular.
The quickest way to do two things 10
~ do n thing first.
Ono Of mans worst enomies IL he who
livcs only for himself.
Some mcn are like green apples In .
boy, work most when down.
One old standby ~ . friend IL better
than an army Of unknowns.
Politics do not aim 70 heaven nor give
thought In that direction.
In accepting . present always sccept
With = the motive Of tho givor.
Let every one enjoy hts own belief
till you cen educate him into . better
one.
That day IL bsst spent IN which the
most 10 accomplished for the good q
Others.
Fcw arc the mon who dare tell Why
they married tho woman they aim %
COntrGi.
A man has the right to judge himself
BY what no docs regardless Of tho opinion
Of 0thcrA
Evcry person desiPous OF qusrreling
can easily catch on end b. made still
moro uncomfortable.
Tho man who con not quickly and
quietly control himself 10 not fully com.
petent 70 control others.
The n who gives Us now thoughts
% better 70 w than the q who gives
only material peessAtA
The moro we DO - odd 70 the happi.
neaa Ut 0thcrs the morV sunshiAe and
o0ntentment comes to us. !.
Almost any man candread to attempt.
and there IN those who caa perform
while tho other II drcsdiug.
When . sick ma II able 10 grumble.
RrOwl and wranRls 10 u able b got up
and do his own ch0res % lsaat.
Thought 10 the pioneer and action ~
servant who gets there or IL left, - he
70 activo o. lazy and indifferent
Never mind the righteous - they are
oil right. The sinners and sufferers are
the n Q who should have our love end
our efforts " upbuild into better oondi.
tons.
A . r and attention 70 . garden 10
rewarded with choice flowers and fruits.
- tho care. love and attention given - Q
wife 9ivcs VI choicc children end happier
home. --PVmcrOy's Advancc Thought
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

An economist 10 ofteu 4 man VIM ran N.ll
every body else how 20 ecouO4iSo vitkoUe
hslnS sble 70 do Il himself -Te1Ss 0lft
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

lfe,ers. A. T. ssAIIsxsssass = 20
Of shsl.sSSsr9ss'e PiSs ssasnc IN Ssssvssy
lat gave 70 W. q. Andsrsou, Of the
place; . long staadlne case Of cAAlls ana
lever. He had tried every. thing known
without any vermansat rood. In lees Than
sound and ven, nd hes eoas tSroSsh
ths entire seasol without cay return. IL
seems 70 have e0ectuAlly driven he llAlAr
1iouo p0lsea fpom HE systam.
Yours truly. v. 4. ANp8noo1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

.Dox'y aals ssr Ss1 tee Ne eood sualAy
q Doebius' Electric 6osH Get e~s 10 q
Ssxs 1essasv end - 0yves~sd 81 tHsi
0poa ~ ~ 0emeO6oG DsbAlnSf EiSptv0e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

I'd !: : - s s ~ Es;. 49, 1872
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

ALWAYS avoid hessh purxusive pills. TAey
0rst mako you sick and then leave YOU con.
etipoesd CArtsr's lit0s Liver Ptlln rugvlaNo
tbe bowels end make you we'll DooA,oee pall
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

: 4 Man Wlo topAns 0oe fNns nuna erpoeh
around lively - ses0so k-kpooN
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

Coraa Anp HoAnee1sA-Us ~issasnHSso
which tnducss coUgAlng tmmcl1nsaly -
Hsvv1 b. - ssS Of HRvsUsis HssSsA1sI
SSWADL" Gpla 0aly 10 bugsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

Jes esrsrt beeyAs. work ON the pri.capls
0et ncshtn9 sucCeeds like distress.-fNh0r
0NlphiA Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

IuAvu locked over he Net Of iasrsdissss
lp Bull . 6~afsSparilA and have no besitA-
tsn Ia ~prououucing u asafe compound that
prpmises we'll N dIseasss r which u u o.
eI0hls.-L Y. Yasdsll, u. u
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

4osr Of VI worry over our trials, but The
Awycrs worry u thsy haven't any.-Yonk-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

! x a.. e; ss''.p's y s.sss - saA~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

4OuI uuAys "a. ANpBoooUs
Aosr Of ~ worry ovsr our trials. but The
lawyers worry II they haSsav sny.-Youk.
"a Statesman
IuAyu locked over he ltst OF iAgrsdissss
Vsn 10 prcnoupsing Il sssis compound nat
promises we'll IN dleeAsee 10 which 70 y %
bi0hss.-L Y. Yssdsll, n. u
---0--
Jep strsct beeglss work ON the principle
nat ncehtng sucVeods like distrcss.-fNhHe
ALWAYS ovold harsh pursseve pllls. Thar
0rst mako you sick and then leavu YOU cor.
etipoesd CArtsr's lit0s Liver Ptlln rugvlaNo
VIC e"wsss end msls you we'll Dess,ose pan
1ns collAyse Of . real-sstass bnou OILY
mccSs hat ths wtnd Aas esea tAkea ecs
o. me sa'sA -.nlnananeoa R~seuhlicaa.
Dox'y ~ esr Uv1 tes Ne eocd sualNy
% Doebius' Electric 6osR Get e~s nor 81
your grocer, aad ~. n tsl you ~ se~ s1svv
ss.s xs:ee's s.S = eYy:s.sa y sAsS
"NotniSe y has6sr % bsas tAaa q less
sssssusa ases.- Ussgs~ds hassaSr.
NV SuI18D-lOy UcUooI q ADpItn1
Uc&eaco o0ese ave o0 PRISE % s1Srn0oo
exantnetacA Pc Particular oddg1aofSN-
dssss>assy. CssvslAaA O
-
A ma! wls issAss sor fAns nuss s,r>Aon
sroasA lively - ssssss Il -EpooA
-
Cores Ano 6oAnav10M-no trFaoo1Soo
which luducso coughing tnmeA1naAly -
bsvVA b. ~ use Of "nVsUa'S 0sUsnh1nj
SvuAo" Gpla oaty - hasA
AnAn wAe ss>sapss - easase 20 Nahsu
-
Ne Vss0ss oAsslA osssA Aay Vsnas
vnol - - Wytteeo - 4 y. 0o9veeA uano.
oseAO,10e CataSogUs ofysogs NAchi16Ay0Aa
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n 10 - No - III psneauSsm = aSneasv
WITH . ove1calaS Au-r0gvO Hsn1o n
J UQv NJ IunnAS uuusst WV AmV -
- uale'o 9ooey q 0osvAaunA ona 1nsl
tuoo'e JopeAncao OeuUo Csso - 60 u6nn1A
-
y - UoaA HN ~ 70 uuDe
otGonf Isoo04- DogUon
10 syNAusaa shsQlA beeseeAostw wt4hpul
oAsge e sT1nalos HsMA"A 60
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-21

tudcs Of tho bcrcft will say: "This 10
the Jesus who comfortcd Va when u
heart broke" Many who wandered
clear on from God and plunged into var.
ahondlsm. hut saved by grace. will say:
This IL tho Jesus who pardoncd ID.
Wc worn lost on tho mountains aad lie
brought us homo. We wcrc guilty. and
lie has made uA white - snow" Mercy
boundlcss, grace unparalleled. Aud
then. after eAch one has escissd NJ -
culiar mercles, rccited thcm ~ by solo
al the voices will come together intO Q
grrat choruA which Will make the aschcs
ccho and rC-echo with the eternNl ~
verbcration Of gladneas and p~ace and
triumph,
Edward !. was u anxious 70 70 70 the
Holy Land that when he Vas about 70
expire no beQueathsd etoo.o 90 70 have
his heart after his dccsase. taken 70 the
Holy Land In Asia Minor. and his ~
Qucst WAS complied with. Hut there
: hundrvds to-day whose hearts arr
alrcsdy In the Holy Laaa Of HeavsA.
Where your trcAsuFca ase, tAers
ass your hearts AlscA QuaiAt John
Isunyan. % whom I spoke % Ne
openins Of Tho aiscousss. caugAt .
glimpse OF that plaos. ard IN hts quaint
way he satd: "Ana ] heard n nydrsan.
and lol he bells Of Ne city nAs agNia
tor Joy; and - they opsas4 ~ easss y
let In the men I looked II aitse then.
aNd 10! che city shons liks Ne suA. ed
there wsse sAsssts q 9eAA. ~ nsn
walked q then. hAsps u tAeis AAnAA.
70 ring PRAISES vttAal; an4 atuse sAAl
they sAus sp tho gNtsA wItsA Whea I
AsA sssa I wisAsa nysslf aneag tAsar'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-16
The Murderer Lynched.

BLAIR, Neb., Aug. 15.-Special tele-
gram to The HERALD-Shortly before
midnight mob of between three aud four
hundred men went to the Washington
county jail tonight, overpowered the
sheriff, Frank Hartmann. and his fifteen
deputies, and taking Charles Pratt,
the murderer of Farmer Towne
from his cell, hung him to a
tree about mile from town. 1t was about
IL o'clock when hundred farmers, neigh
bors of the murdered man, accompanied by
his son Harry, young man of twenty two,
came to town and started for the
jail. They were quickly joined by
twice as many others. Arriving at the
Jail, which was guarded by the sheriff
and more than dozen deputies, they de-
manded the keys. The sheriff refused to
give them up but he and his deputies were
quickly overpowered and Pratt was in the
hands of the mob. He made no outcry and
offered no resistance. He was driven
in wagon to the outskirts of the CITY,
Harry Towne was giveathe privilege of put
ting the rope around his neck. He was
then asked if he had anpth. z to say and
when the rope loosened so that he could
speak, he said that Towne had
treated him very badly years ago
and that he was sorry he had not killed the
whole family. Somebody said: GLOW
about the girln' Pratt started is reply, but
someone pulled the rope and he was soen
dangling between the earth and sky.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-16
Death Under Peculiar Circumstances.

OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 15.-[Special tele-
gram to The HERALD. "A death under
somewhat peculiar circumstances occurred
asst night at the residence of Mayor
123 South, Twenty fifth avenue.
Charles Rerdola, the coachman went to
oed at $50 and was this morning found
lead in the bedroom. During the absence
Of the mayor and his family the man has
oeen sleeping in one of the upstairs bed
looms instead of in his regular quarters in
he basement. Last night Rondala COM
planned of being very tired and went to
bed earlier than usual. No one except the
servant girl was in the house when he
had not got up for along time after the
usual hour, she went to wake him up. a
strong odor of gas peryaded the hall, and
when she opened the bedroom door she dis
covered the dead body uf the coachman,
and the dog, family pet, that went to the
room with HIM when he retired.
Cearles Rondola has been in the employ
of Mayor Gushing for about three years,
20 was 32 years old. He has no relatives
in this country, but has three brothers in
Belgium When he was found this morn
ing large revolver was lying by his side,
and the gas was running but not burning
Whether or not he blew out the gas with
suicidal intent will probably never be
l.norvn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-16
.Berhing Sea in the Commons.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-In the Commons to-
night Alexander Stavely Hill questioned
tine government regarding the position of
the Berhing sea negotiation. He said care
full inquiry on the spot had satisfied him
that the methods by which British vessels
conducted their fishing led to no undue
waste Of seal life. 1t was not the case that
female seals were recklessly slain.
Ferguson, speaking for the government,
said that no adequate judgment could be
formed on negotiations or the diplomatic
correspondence on the subject until the
house possessed Salisbury's formal reply,
which could not be put upon the table until
it had been presented to the United States
secretary of state. When the whole cor
respondence was published he believed the
House would be satisfied with e spirit
and manner in which the negotiation had
been conducted on the side of the British
government. The aim of Salisbury's &C
ton had been to establish close time for
seals by international arrangement and at
the same time prevent the further Selling
of British vessels and secure compensa-
ton for the seizures already made. The
under foreign secretary's statement was
received with marks of approval.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-16
PERSONAL POLITICS.
Such is the Turn Matters Have
Taken in Idaho.
BINGHAM COUNTY DEMOCRATS
Robert G. Bulliss Before the Court-Death
Under Very Peculiar Circumstances
West Side Racing Association.

BOISE CITY, Idaho, Aug. Especial
Telegram to THE HERALD. The political
contest is becoming personal and embit-
tered. There is talk Ct two more Demo
cratic papers III the county. 1t will dwindle
down 10 a weekly. 4 call has been made
for another Republican county convention
20 meet at Boise On the 2Sth, and for the
election of new delegates. 1t is signed by
c. II. Reed, chairman. and Perau1t of the
Statesman, IS secrearry. The former county
convention adjourned to the same day. IT
is out of the usual manner of doing bust
ness of the kind here and tho course Of the
Pride faction has not been Indicated. Latah,
kootenai. aud Isez Perces, are as certain Y
opposed to Dubois as this county. Boise,
the next county north of this
instructed hec Republican nominees for
members Of the assembly to vote for Du
bois. Nothing could more surely indicate
their defeat
The Democratic club met tonight and
inylted ex Congressman William b. Hill, of
Ohio, TIC address them Mon.lay next. He is
In east Idaho. On Monday next the Demo
Gratis hold their county convention. Next
week, on tue Doth, occurs the Republican
state convention. on the 25th the Democratic
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The Railroad Situation in Colorado.

DENVER, Colo, Aug. Is. Especial tele-
gram to The HERALD. The situation on
the railroad has improved today except on
the Midland which suffered further dam
age by washouts last evening between
Colorado Springs and Manitou. Huge hail
stones broke every skylight in the city,
stripped shade trees of all foliage. and at
noon to-day heaps of hail were still laying
IN the streets. The first train from Pueblo
northward left there at noon to day via the
Rio Grande and was followed by seven
others, one Of them carrying the passen-
gers from the Santa E'e road, which road is
badly washed out. Details of the damage
at Florissant by Wednesdays cloudburst
reached here today. The flood was very
severe. There were but few people warned
in time, but t5ey saved the most movable
property, and Industrial losses are slight.
A storm is raging tonight to the north
ward Of this city in the same locality visited
Sunday night
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The Pope May Leave Rome.

Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cable
LONDON, Aug. 15.-The Manchester Cour-
ier to-day says: ''In consequence OF the
fierce persecution of the church, which is
the policy of Crispi, the Pope viii soon
issue manifesto to Roman Catholics
throughout the world, giving notice of his
intention of leaving Rome, together with
his court and all his adherents. From a
practical point of view, this means ruin to
Rome, for with the pontiff will go all the
cardinals, prelates and the vast number of
persons who annually come to Rome as
pilgrims. In fact, commercial ruin stares
the innkeepers and shopkeepers il the face.
Still, it IS impossible for any earnest Chris
tian, even now, to live in Rome, which is
fast becoming the headquarters of atheism
and free thought. The shop windows are
full of shocking caricatures of the Deity,
license is allowed for blasphemy, and it's
indecency has never been surpassed in
history even during the French year of
1852