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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-03
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated by the Legislature for Education
al and Charitable purposes, and its franchise
made a part of the present State Constitution in
1875, by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
take place ~Semi-Annually. Uune and December)
and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
take place in each of the other ten months of
the year, and are all drawn in public, at the
Academy of Music. New Orleans, La.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Capital Prize, $500, 900.

At the Academy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday
January II, 1890.
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The Bismarck city schools will open
Monday, January 6, 1890.
VIM. r. PERKINS. secretary.
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Commissioners

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers 7riN
pay all prizes dranni IN the Louisiana State Lot
ferries 7chich may be presented at our counters.
+. NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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us US; and U. 8. Grant,
The man who never said I can't.
Grant cleaned out the rebel crew,
And that's what our coal oil will do.
At Eo1pco h Prownsc
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Some of the Various Reasons why They
Are Thin and Pale-A Diet of Sweet
/ Things and the Use of S~tlmulants-Ex-
I pensive Bonbon Boxes.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
A Great Railroad Scheme.

PANAMA. Aug. 25.-The scheme for
n Pan-Amcricsn railroad 10 exciting u
good deal Of attention In the British colony
OF Guinea, South America, and one local
paper suggests that the colony Join tho
scheme. II says: "a gigantic project
providing for railroad communication bo-
tween the United States and Patagonia
has taken definite shape and may be re-
gardcd rs fairly In motion.
The President OF the United States has
given expression to an opinion In an
osficisl capacity, strongly 10 favor Of II,
aud an appropriation Of e0s,0oo toward the
preliminary expenses has been voted.m
Aftor quoting largely from the Prssl-
dents letter, the paper says; This rail-
way Is bound TO DO built sooner or later,
ind II IL not only possible. hut highly
probable, before tho close OF this century
man may stop on train In New York en-
route by rail- all tho way To Bucno Ayrc.,
either via Venezuela or Brazil, or By the
wcst or Pacific branch. for the proper ser
vicc OF the continent win dcmand:a line on
each border. nor IL II a. all Improbable
that our own colony will 10 Included 10
tho system uniess Of course We deliber-
atoly condemn ourselves 70 obscurity.
Secretary Blaine, who Ia warm advocate
OF the project, lays the utility and feast
bility Of 1t very plainly before his fellow
citizens
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
Still Rich In Corn.

TOPEKA. Aug. Secretary Mob.
lcr Of tho State Board OF Agriculture, has
Just completed u table made UP from tho
returns from tho county clerks which
shows that there Is now over &o,OOo, GU
bushels Of old corn In kansaa. Hc os,i-
mates this years crop ~ 7b.0Oo, 900 bush.
OILS, which, added TO tho t0.o)o, 90 bushels
OF last years crop, which still remains I'm
tho State, make total Of III, 0oo, ool bush.
els.
He also made MI effort TO yet from IN.
comfy clerks nm estimate OF the amount of
ro:r fed aud sold since March 1, Iu order
that he might approximate the amour, ON
hand August !, but tho replies have no,
been Ne whole very satisfactory. ycl
from tho sixty county clerks reporting. II
Ia safo TO say that not less than 10 pcr cent
Of the Amount VI rorn on hand March 1.
N,b5s, DO bushels. has been dIspo.cc q
being fed or sold since that time. Thl,
would leave on band on August 1 ubou,
10000, 0O0 bushels.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
Fleeing From Cholera.

NEW ionx. Aug. 22.-Madrid gov.
eminent physicians have announced ,hrir
refusal TO serve any longer In cholera In
fcc,cd districts unlcss they ars given q
strong military cscort They declare tho
peasants are opposing all attempts 10 In
s,stutc sanitary prrcautIon, and even rc-
sort TO force In order 70 prevent them
from dong their duty. and under thcse
circumstances III abatement III tho disease
10 impossible. The city Of Arssa hiss bce,
deserted by all tho Inhabitants. Only
those who arc down with cholera aud i
few relatives who refuse TO desert them
are loft The mayor, who IL the only re-
naming Official In the city, yesterday bur
led his own son, all the grave dIsvoru hay.
Ing iicd tho city. OF ies people who have
bccn attacked by tho disease. forty -four
have died during the last few days.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

NEW YonK, August l9'-Messrs.
Powderiy aud Hayes Of the Knights Of In.
Dor arrived here this morning. Mr.. Sar-
geant, Of the Federation Of Labor, Mr..
Wilkinson, Of the Trainmcn's Association,
Mr. Howard, Of the Railway Conductors,
and Mr.. Sweeney, OF the Switchmcn's As
ISOLATION, are also hero.
Vice President Webb Of tho New York
Central this morning said:
"for the past few days have been
making arrangements to got new force
Of hremcn In case those on the road 20 GU,
and huvo succeeded 80 far that any delay
from that cause will only be temporary.
III necessary will stop every particle
Of freight traiiic, close UP every yard and
.'ccp them closed until have obtained u
sufiicicnt number OF new frcmon 10 re.
sumo tiafic. This think I can accom-.
plish within forty eight hours. - I have q
long list of firemen who will come. Mt tho
wages We pay.
my road will cxpcnd ta.00o,0oO 10 win
and In my action ! am backed up BY tho
stockholders.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

A young lady resident Of a Western
city, not engaged 10 lc married. and uu.
mistaknbly fancy free. stated with nu
mir 1t the most charming iugenuousnsss
that -hc prayed every night for her hus.
baud. because. YOU know. II | nm 70 In
married my lnisl aud IL living so,ncwher,
In this world. nnd pny always that he
may 10 delivered from all temptations
lc KEEP, In good health. and b. rucccas.
fnl In whatever path " busines. he hn,
cho~cn. And Is ,hi, all YOU pray for
In reference Ia him." wins asked, "Ob
no. and she bnnl,cd n little n, she made
this ndini~sioni II pray that we may
soon bc Wrought togelIicri"
Hon. W. J. Lewis last evening deposited
ut tho First National Hank OF this city a
gold rc'ort weighing mi rs ounccs, cleaned
W al tho Hidden Treasure stamp Mill IN
Black Hawk from n two weeks run Of auI
stamps on ore from tho New California
mine on Quart I'M Tho gold from mi.
property brings sii pcr ounce In cprrcncy.
Mr.. Lewis inform. tho Register can that
10 stamps out OF n capacity ot Is are ken,
busy crushing orc from tho California and
on custom orc.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

BosroN. Mass, Aug. l0.-One oil
ever occurred In tho vicinity Of Boston,
and ono that rivals the famous Wo.laston
disaster OF October 8, 1875, occurred short
ly after o'clock this afternoon on the
same road, tho Old Colony, and very rear
the same vicinity.
In the Wollaston disaster fftoen werc
killed and nearly 100 injured. To-day If
teen persons were killed, twelve instantly,
twenty three were seriously injured, three
fatally, and several more sustained slight
injuries.
The train wrecked today was the Woods
Holl express which left Woods Holl ut
10 30 q. IN. and was due In Boston at 10
p. IN. It consisted Of locomotive ie2,
manned by Engineer Babcock and Fire
man John Ryan, baggage car, smok cr'
the Pullman car Puritan and four ordinary
coaches heavily loaded.
Tho train had passed Quincy station ut
L. 50 p. M, running about ten miles m
hour, and Just beyond Presidents bridge,
about one-cighth OF mile toward Boston,
the engine left the track, from q cause al
present undetermined, and plunged into
On embankment twelve feet high and was
buried upon one side. The tcnder, bag
gage cur, smoker and Pullman passed BY
the engine and were stretched along fol-
u distance Of one hundred feet beside the
track. The foremost passenger coach, No
$50, left the rails, and its foremost truch
sucrved u the lsft and nlnps.A as-snnniis
through the car floor. Tho car then fell
upon Its left side upon the engine. The
lower forward portion was torn to pieces,
and Of tho passengers iu tho cur, some
fifty In number, many were thrown into
the rear corner, from which eleven dead
bodies were afterwards taken out
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
POINT or Law.
Are Strikers Guilty Of = Misds-
neanor?

1 sbsDSssOs
WASHINGTON. d. G., Aug. ga
question Of great Importance at this time
has been raised In connection With the
strike Of the Knights Of Labor or the New
York Central railroad. It 10 whether tho
members Of the Executive board Of Dis
trlot Assembly No. 24o are not liable to DO
proceeded against under tho provisions Of
the act entitled: An act 70 protect trade
and commerce against unlawful restraints
and monopolies. It 10 known In congress
sional parlance - the "auti-trust BILL"
A prominent Senator, whose legal ability
is unquestiouable, says, in speaking Of the
act: " believe under strict interpretA-
ton Of the frat section Of that act . great
many strikes on railroads and In other
fields will b. averted. While 1t was evil
IDENTIFY not the intention Of the framers OF
the law to interfere in any way with ths
liberties Of the laboring classes 70 strike
at will, still the frat section under strict
and literal Interpretation would seem to
make 1t misdemeanor. The frat section
reads:
"Sec. /. Every contract, combination In
the form Of trust or otherwise, or conspir-
acy In restraint Of trade or commerce
among the several States or with foreign
nations, 10 hereby declared to " Illegal.
Every person who shall make any such
contract or engage In any such combina.
tionsas conspiracy shall DO doomed guilty
Of . misdemeAnor. and on conviction
thereof shall DO punished by hne Of moi
exceeding $1,000, or by Imprisonment NOT
exceeding ono year, or BY both said pun
ishments In the discretion Of the court.
The senator continued: "Thsrs 10 No
doubt that tho Knights Of Labor could b
put in the category Of combinations or
conspiracies, and ss, for instance In the
New York Central strike, restraining
trade. While the spirit Of the law evil
IDENTIFY does not aim ut strikes, have nc
doubt that II test case can be made Of It.
it would result In the conviction Of the
men,"
Section 4 OF the law provides: 1.-THE
several circuit courts Of the United States
are hereby invested with Jurisdiction &c
prevent and restrain violations Of this act
and It shall be the duty Of the severs
district attorneys Of tho United States In
their respective distriots, under the iuris-
diction Of the attorney general, 10 institute
proceedings, which may DO by way Of pc
titiou, setting forth the case and prayini
that such violstlon shall DO enioiucd Of
otherwise prohibited. Whom the parties
complained Of shall have been duly mott
ned Of such petition, the court shall pro
coed, a. soon A. may bs, to the hearing
and determination Of tho case; and pond.
ing such petition and before anal decree
the court may At any time make such tenn
sorary restraining order or prohibition u
shall be deemed just In tho premises"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
A Farewell Banquet.

ST. Petersburg, Aug. IA iarc.
well banquet was given las, evening =,
the Peterhof palace. The Csar, Emperor
William, Chancellor Won Caprivi, NJ. Dc
Olsrs and number Of leading officials
wcrc present After the banquet the Car
and the Emperor went out upon bsicouy
which ovsrlooks tho gardens Of the palace.
These were brilliantly iliumlna.sd The
fountains, cascades and grottess beins
lighted up with colored Urea, and present
Ing . dAssiins spsctAcle. Conspicuous
among other devices WAS huge shield or
which were displayed the 0ermsu Eup,-
ror's Initial In lcttsrs Of frc and tho coat
Of arms Of Prussia.
~ 10 o'clock tho Emperor departed. He
was accompanied To the quay BY the Car.
the ofnccrs Of the viborg regiment of
which tho Emperor 10 honorary colonel.
formed u guard Of honor. Upon arriving
NJ the landing stago the Emperor shook
banda with each Of tho officers aud babe
tho Crar cordial farewell. A. tho steam.
or left tho Car called out bon rovaor
au rcr0lr."
The emperor boarded tho imperial ya,h,
Hohcnroilcrn, which put 10 sen vt dawn,
escorted BY the German lronclad Irene.
Admiral Schwartz, military governor of
CronstAdt, gave dinner last evening Ia
the officers Of tho Irene aud ilohrn,oiicrn
The admiral toasted Emperor William and
Captain Won Drom proposed tho health Of
a.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

TnE moro ignorant n population tho
more its religious passions can DO cx-
citcd. md there AFRO more ignorant
people within the confines OF civiiixa.
fion than those constituting tho Russia n
and Turkish empires. Their religion
consists mos,ly In hating those Of m
opposite bclIcf. and the sword Is tho
main argument employed for their
faith. Religious feuds md expressions
are tho normal conditions OF tho pco-
piles OF the Turkish empire. but Is only
whom Russia Is rcady for war that tho
outside world hears much about Thorn.
All shat IL needed 10 mako tho persc.
cutions u little moro sctivo than usual
10 for Russia 10 give tho wink. md soon
the world 10 flooded with the accounts
81 Turkish A..ocitIes.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
a PENNSYLVANIA cycrohE.


0roAS 6OoB u tsuS AUo DSS" sss'~'
Properly.
WILxEsBARRE, Pa. Aug. 1o.-At z
o'clock this afternoon the most terrible
cyclone that was ever experienced In this
locality struck the city. 1t came up the
river, but from what point 1t originated u
not now known. The suddenness OF Us
coming was one Of it, most awful features.
The heavens were as black " night, and
the wind blow with most frightful veloc-
ity. Rows Of trees were blown down.
Following this, hundreds Of houses were
unroofed, partially blown over or COM
pletely demolished, and worse than oil
the visitation Of death was sent upon u
number Of people. How many were killed
IL not known at this time.
Large districts In several sections OF tue
city are In ruins, and women and children
arc in the streets crying end wringins
their hands in absolute dismay The loss
will reach hundreds of thousands OF dol
lars. Passenger trains and locomou YES
at the depot were blown over, and every
wire In the city, electric light, telephone
and telegraph is down. The devastation
Is TO DO compared with nothing In the
memory of the oldest residents. Every
body 10 rejoicing that no Ares have as ye'
followed, for the streets are impossible
with the trces and fallen buildings, and
the engines could not be drawn through
them.
The death loss 90 far ~ asccrtaincd IL
twelve. Four men are known to have been
killed In the Hazard wire-rope works. a
house on Scott Street, occupied by mineri
who had Just returned from work, fell IN
and three Of the inmates were killed. A
little colored girl was killed by falling
building ON South Main Street. Two mer
suffered death by the falling Of portion
Of Stegmair's brewery, and third In
Cured the same fate through the almos
complete demolition Of S. L. Brown'i
handsome brick business block on East
Market Street. There are undoubtedl,
fifteen or sixteen others killed. Reports
are coming In constantly to that effect. II
IL impossible at this time to give names Of
particulars.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
Prospects for Wheat.

Reports received In Chicago from
sbout 1900 correspondents In tho spring
wheat bolt indicate that the crop OF is.0
though less than that Of last year by prob
ably 1900, 900 bushels, Is better As to quail
~ and Yield than could have bcon an,lcI
eatsd In view Of tho adverse condition,
,ndcr which IL has been grown. NcbrAaks
md tho Dakotas will probably harvest q
many bushels - last year
lows will show y iosa Of about ZOO. oos
eushcls and Minnesota Abou, 1905, 900
rho srca harvested In these Statcs Ia from
Ito . pcr cent. less than last year. save Il,
Minnesota, where tho aercage harvested
- estimatcd 70 be 10 per cont greater than
that Of 1850.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Three Men Lose Their Lives BY Jump
Ing from Runaway Train.

A terrible accident occurred on the
Denver, Utah & Pa,ino branch Of the
Burlington road Friday morning at Tow
ers, near Lyons. Three men were killed
aud three others wounded. The dead arc
Engineer c. e. Norton, age %. Of Lyons;
7. Torgurson, age -, Of Lyons; William
Gerke, ago 20, of Denver.
The injured aro James Considone, James
Miller and J. II. Straycr.
The scene Of the accident was ct least
5000 feet above the altitude Of Lyons. In
the ascent Of the switch tho trains arc
compelled 10 xig-zag over y switch-bacl,"
a. It IL commonly called, aud for this req
son seven carloads constitute tho maxi
mum train. After the cars had been
loaded yesterday the ill.fated train began
its descent. Owing to some unaccountable
reason the cars started wildly downward
beyond the control Of the engine. The en-
gineer did all in his power 70 check the
flight Of bis heavy train. Tho brake,
were doubled, tho Cur repairers joining IN
the desperate fght for life by placing clubs
In the brakes and twisting until their mus
cles almost snapped In twain. Considene
saw that death had control OF the train
and shouted In despair;
my God boys, Jump for your lives.'
The engineer, G. +. Norton, wus the
first to accept tho advice. He was dashed
headlong among the rocks below and re.
ceived injuries from which no died with
In ten minutes.
Cousidine jumped and received serious
injuries about the head. Thomas Torgur-
son and William Gerke made wild leap
to the horrible fate that awaited them on
the rocks below. 1t was desperate at
tempt 10 save life that was In itself more
horrible 10 results than It would have been
had the victims cluEg 10 the train. James
Miller, the fireman, fortunately did not
land on his head, but received = sprained
ankle and slight cuts on tho forehead.
J. X. Strayer, the switctmau, received
cut on tho forehead, while Frank Pauld-
ing, whose coat became caught in the
stone, remained in the cur and escaped
without scratch.
The cars commenced their rush down
the grade and finally reached what Is
known - the dump" where six Of them
left the track. The engine, and one car
remained on tho rails without suffering
any damage.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

THERE Is no reason why there
should not he free collection aud dis.
tribution OF letters aud papers In all
towns having 1000 inhabitants. II
tho mall comes aud goes but once a
dsy only one collection and delivery
arc needed. One person can do Nil
the work; aud In nll probability his
salary could be paid out Of the increas.
Cd receipts OF the pos.ofice. In all
places where the free collection and
delivery System hus been introdu ced
the Increase Of receipts has boon very
large.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
Mr.. Wenh.s Statement.

Mr.. Webb has at last come forward
with . prepared statement, evidently
prompted by Mr.. Powderly's manifesto.
Mr.. Webb starts out with the statement
that mo man has been discharged by this
company because he was knight Of La
Dor or member of any other organiza-
tion.n
Then he, for the first time since the be-
ginning Of the controversy, names list Of
ofcnscs, among which are those because
Of which the Knights OF Labor are said to
have been discharged. Mr.. Webb con
tiuues;
Tho company has discharged men ire
spective Of their membership in the order
OF the knights OF Labor for drunkenness
and incapacity, breach Of duty, insubordi-
nation and for lack Of sufficient work to
employ them; and II will continue to do 50
whenever proper occasion arises. The
people Of the State granted to this com.
pany Its franchise, nnd made II obligatory
upon II 10 render certain services to the
public, and providing that all Its duties,
including the employment and discharge
OF all classcs Of agents, should be per.
formed BY certain officers; and Its officers
do not nrono.. 10 .urr.na.r abandon n,
transfer the discharge Of these duties, OF
duly sppoIpt.d .pcce..o,, -
sit would be . NOR, nm, ,.,,..,..
criminal ,.c,oc, =, H.. a., $3.50.
DISCHARGE = . Itch ,ov.. 80. ~. -, -
euuess when mon M. .oh-,.,. ~, 49,,
~ to duty de,ena. IN, ..,.,v -, a.. No..
And limb of acme n, IN. u,,,,c,. :, -. e
yer. trap.nor,.a .n,,.,,., A.. 49,"
many ' WIN
W.. .
oo1'1 ''a'torar,iy supply the place
WV .osen'cu n'mseh from work
'of wv us,. "''aou' leave ana without
0A.u'e' ou' VIVA. business public OF
p.1'e, -" w ear''eu Oh uhder such con-
"'uVns' "na' private or pubic business
eau oo eA'''eu on SUBJECT 10 tue dictation
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29
EVER little while the arrival of a

EVERY little while the arrival OF a
ship-of.war from some foreign port 4,
the occasion OF = smuggling scandal;
but tho proportion which tho success.
ful aud undctected enterprises OF the
sort bear to those which the public
hears can only be amatisr Of coujoct.
ure. Tho officers Of tho United States
navy. taken Ia all. nrs MS honorable
and high.minded class OF men us can
b found On the globes surface. md
yet II must 10 said that In their code
OF professional ethics and In tho tradi.
lions Of tho service tho clever evasion
Of customs duties Is not universally
held ~ very black sin.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

1t 10 great mistake to suppose that
either the gift Of CAB, or the ability to
rake IN dollars makes . great man.
Greatness implies intellectual strength.
moral honesty or practical service TO
mankind
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

A COMPANY has been organized in
the east which insures depositors in
national. common. state and savings
banks. and in trust companies, against
loss by the failure Of any OF these in
stitutions- Now is the chance for
some enterprising person TO organize
an indemnity company which shall
guarantee insurers from loss caused by
the failure OF the insurance company.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

A WARN salt water bath Is said to
DO very refreshing to one suffering
from bodily fatigue. liaway from the
sea shore cup Of rock salt dissolved
in warm water and added 10 the bath
produces the same result. ssscr
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

The great female Summaries OF the
country are not educating the young
women Of the country 10 be house,
wives. For that matter the colleges
arc not educating the young men 10
be husbands, men, fathers OF families.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

The satan OF the nineteenth century
is apt to appear as rather accom-
plished parsonage. The horns and
hoofs Of medieval days have disap-
pearcd and given way to the bcguile-
ments Of honeyed phrases and mean.
ingless smiles And youth is ever
credulons because 1t Is youth.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-29

SOME druggists can charge hall .
dollar for two ounces OF water and
teaspoonful OF salt. and do this without
blushing. But this is u vir,uous act
compared with emitting the expensive
ingredients from prescriptions, as II
doctor claims that certai N Chicago
druggists are doing.