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Evening journal., 1890-04-01
PATRICK MANTON

Thomas B Eaton,
William Everett,
Fred. @. Mammele,
James Russell,
Neil Duffy,
!, William h. Pierce,
), John Flanagan,
John +. Kane,
7, Isaac Dillin.
Thomas MeCloskey,
Peter NJ ,Aleer,
John II. Rigney,
Henry Ernest,
George Singerly.
PATRICK J, DIAMOND.
Evening journal., 1890-04-01

Buy "Creston' lots now, before the
advance in prices. Sold on instalments
Office, 7l2 Market street.
TRUNKS at Yerger's, 401 Shipley ST.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08

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ifirt .Su, T. ivui' Allen; pisttifi Ne. 5. Jarul
Nsu-ri D,sifict N". r. Adam smith.
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trrsH wmrI- Jus'icy-Chatl,-s smrh.
'"uslnic-wIiliam Garner.
Road ptrr.rrr=p. steel.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08
rosrorrrE BULLETIN.

Hawllns mail leave. Monday. wsgin-.,inr mud
Friday NJ u. N. Arrive. Tuesday. Thur
Ia, md saturday m g y. IN.
Gutnd River mail Ipnvc- Mcokcr daily. crcrp,
sunday. at $50 Il. IN. Arrives daily. cSccri
SUNDAY, at G.ll y. m.
iianVoly nni white River mail irnvc. Mcc.cr
ovory Monday mud THURSDAY ut q. M
Arrives every Wednesday AMI saturday "a;
Gp.m.
Money order nri registry department open
iron a. m. tot y. M.
Postn1Icr opan on sundays from s To 10 n. M.
and FROM q to y. ".
J. V. iiousTpN, Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08
THE HERSLD BRAND.

All stock branded Us above on any
pant Of animal from the tail up to right
behind the ears. Range, Garfield,
inutt, Grand, Eagle. pitkin and Me5r
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and few select
patches of feeding ground all over
l.. S.-No extra charge for cut, EN-
craving, descriptive matter, or eng ayei
characters, and also include, Il copy OF
TnE HERALD. Let the cowboy on the
range know your brand.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08

When going Elsi, south or West,
secure your tickets via the santa lie
Route. Pullman Palace sleeping ears
free reclining chair eats. tourist sleep
ing ears and comfortable day eHHches
ara run by ,lfs line. Short ilgr Ia all
California points Fast line % nll
points East, South and West. Direct
line To the c-i-hraiei Las Vegas llo,
Springs. New Mexico
GEn. 4. NICHOLSON,
u T.. y I, \,
Topeka, Rus.
II. &. KnAEE. Gen. As't, and j. T.,
HALL, Colorado r.iss' ngrr Ast,, 1906
Lawrence stree, Drnyrr
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08

Simply apply .'swaynes Ointment.
40 internal medicine required, Cares
teller, eczema. iich. alt eruptinns on The
face. hands, nose. eic., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Is CREST heal
iug and curatiy. powers are P6srssrd
by no other remedy, Ask your druggist
for Swayne's Ointment.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08

WHITE RIVER sTucK.GRowEiss A~.n.
CITATION.
President ". D. usniy
Nir-lrcsidout, =. =. Green
Secretary, @. l.. II. tlrn.hrr
treasurer. y Major
Executive Committee. lien Pr.rr. 4. II.
Criichpw md ". \. Keller.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08

OF thase which have heretofore protected
both lnr people anl the peoples MONEY!
anI nv word for it, they Will imrh mo
serpenis befnre your eyes ana u
Moses, you viii flee fr0In before tls'm
long before this Session ends Loud
AMI prolonged applause ON tile prmo
cratic sidel
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08
NEEI<ER HERALD.
u-.kcr, Colorado.
GENERAL pAuLIArHNrAuY Law,
Sarcastic u.mnrh. -" ih- s"ad"" '""-
version OF W.rd, Mckinney, Cannon
AMI Ign,trrW ovth-.ns'vrious P"..i.
biIiii..efthe N.Ss ~ ss.Di-ts"w Is>'
til. work 81 tb- hobby VIM lie.

Mr. SrEAKER- is no more In
spring sight ia the eyes of all ylrtuons
and right minded men, none more full
Of encouragement iOr youth, than wien
hoary and notorious sinners who haye
hong persisted IN wicked Ways publicly
acknowledge their sins and ,ransgrrs
sions and promise In the sight Of all men
To be ylftuous, honest and righteous
Laughter aud applans. on H.. Demo
cratic sid".l Oh, wha; a scene. worthy
the admiration of gods and men, have
We been permitted TO witness III this
house during the past few days, ~ tile
leaders on the other side have arisen,
one after another. with such open CON
fcssions la thc country!
Sir. the fruits OF repentance were first
disclosed 10 rs when the gentleman from
Illinois Mr.. Canu0nl announced his own
conversion, II was, 10 he sure, yrry
energetic profession, fot many aud
rricynui we're the sins To his account,
-.=.----s---- s-.-s usst ,uftvftgfit
how. ia DAYS past. the spirit at true
p-uitencc had thrown men into phy sichl
n.ou!es, feared that the entire R-puh-
lean membership Of this house would
s.'on be- jerking In the visible sprms
Of SORROW and conviction: but we wer.
sndn relieved 10y lniiug that u was
simply another AID imprnying nlustm.
tiuu uf ~. Scripture. that ''ilIc kingdom
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The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Ssuaior, II, y. Tcliomni Z %, Woicati
Member ~ tunsfc--, Hosea T1rnssi,i
District Judge, Moo, iiaiiett
Attorney. j. u, Fleming
itosi-icr ~ the LAM once. -, D-Ian
Receiver ~ Public Moneys, J, :. swan
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08

Subscribe for TnE HERALD ond san
Francisco Weekly Call. only So i'I
both papers. Specimen copies can be
lad b, addressing this office.
The Meeker herald., 1890-03-08

Subscribe for TmE HERALD aud
Philadelphia Press. oLly sia year for
10Th plpers.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
IN CAPTAIN O'SHEA'S FAVOR,
The Jury Find for Him aud Pat the
Costs on Parnelt

The Jury Find for Tim aud Pat tue
Costs on ParnelI.
The jury in the divorce suit of Cap.
tain O'Shea, after being out only few
minutes, rendered a verdict finding
Mrs. O'Shea guilty Of adultery as
charged, and dismisses the counter
charge Of connivance In the crime made
against her husband. A decree Of d.
vofCe, with the costs of the suit and
the custody Of the younger children,
was awarded to Captain o. Shea.
The divorce Is the sensation Of the
hour, even excluding the Stanley
Batttlot determinations from puuilt
attention II Is generally rcgatiul A.
imperative that MIR Parnaii must AZ
once retire from the leadership " his
party. Aside from the question ut
morality the fact that the womln iu
question was the wife ol his iutim ttr
friend puts the guilty man uut OF tn
pale Of honor even In the eyes ul tht
most tolerant imam Of the world
This opinion prevails among the Eng
lish Radicals, and even among the Irish
themselves. The Star, which Is the
London organ Of the Irish party, makes
more Of a sensation In the matter than
the Tory press itself The episode OF
the balcony fire, escape and the giving
of four different assumed names are
such undignifed affairs that an impres
sion Of general regret extends even TO
Mr.. PaTnell's bitterest enemies that so
able a man should be so completely ex
tipnuished
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17

A special train brought the Emma
Juch Grand English Opera Company
and their vast amount of stage para
phernalia from Philadelphia to this city
last evening, and the notable organiza
tion will appear this evening at the New
National Theatre in Meyerbeer's grand
opera, THE Huguenots.
Miss Juch is announced TO appear as
Valentine a role in which she will be
seen for the first time in this city, and
one in which elsewhere she has enjoyed
unequaled triumphs. Mr.. Charles
Hedmondt sings the tenor role, Rlout;
Mr.. Franz Vetta. basso, will be seen In
one of his best parts, Wdrcelj Mr..
Stormont, baritone, (his first appear
ance here) sings the role of SO. BrSs,
Mr.. Delasco (his first appearance here
is cast for Nerers.
The leading female roles will be sus.
tanned by Miss Carlotta Maconda, col
orateur soprano. who appears for the first
time here with the JuCh company, and
who will be the Queen, and Miss DeNer-
net. coutralto, who also makes her first
appearance In this city, sings the page
role, Urban The production Of the opera
will be on an elaborate scale as regards
the orchestral, choral and mise eH scene
requirements. The Juch company is
thoroughly well equipped In each OF
these departments. and Mcyerbeer s
great work will be most worthily inter
prcted.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
TgRRORlzsD BY ROUGHs.
taiaI shooting Amray In a little
Florida Town

Florida Town.
JACKSONVILLE. Nv. 17.-For three
ar five hours saturday afternoon the
FW ,own Of Reddicl, in Marion
County, fifteen miles north Of Ocala,
was ia a state Of siege. Il all arose
from the drunken threats Of George B.
Sanders. who was ambitious 10 do the
cowboy act, and after help had been
tplteraphed for To Ocala, no news could
1e.rot from the seat Of war because
the drunken bully had frightened the
telegraph operator from his post
About 4 O'Clock Saturday afternoon
Sanders entered Thagard's store, and.
aGpr br1ndi>hing his revolver for a few
seconds fred q shot at Ned R1u. one
Of Tie clerks Then two white men
ram,d Williams and FRIDAY seized
Sanders aud dimtmed him after a hard
tus,le.
"a negro who had witnessed the
struggle aud who did not understand
he cause of 60 ran across the street and
told Bob S SudCis, q brother Of George,
that two men were trying to kill his
hto'her Bob grabbed bis gun aud
RUSHED 10 The scene, and rs soon as he
entered the store began firing at ran
DOM
Two shots hit Williams and he fell
mortally wounded One shot hit Fri
day, the clerk, but did not inflict a
dangerous wound Another struck a
negro boy employed In the store, and
he died a few minutes later. The tifth
and last struck a Colorcd woman who
was IN the store at the time.
Then Bob rushed ont Of doors, but
was met by a charge Of buckshot In
the back aud thighs from some un.
known assailant and Immediately after
ward received two or three stray shots
IN the face. His wounds will prove
fatal. Then the whole town, whites
and blacks, we're mp in arms, nobody
exactly understanding the nature OF
the difficulty and II looked at one time
as though a regular pitched battle
would take place between the two
| races.
Assistance was telegraphed for from
Ocala, and Deputy Sheriff Sellars was
sent there. He arrested George Sanders
and soon restored quiet Williams, the
| first man shot, died from the effects oi
his wounds at noon to-day.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
PERSONAL

There are 30, 600 mayors in France.
Guu' in sew re- flrm has troubled
the Car Of Russia of late, and his
former plan of high living has been
checked by his physicians.
Among The unpublished Thackeray
manuscripts now offered Tor sale In Lon
don are note book containing 200
fragments of unpublished verses, a
scrap book with 400 tacings aud sketch,
ings. and an album of Sketches
John Fiskc. the historian and college
professor. Is well versed iu languages.
When only lS besides his Greek and
Latin, he could read ilueutly French,
spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Ger
man, and had made a beginning In
Dutch. Danish, swedish Anglo Saxon,
lcclaudiC. Gothic. Hebrew, Chaldee
and SauscriI
As DR. Johnson could not live away
from Fleet street, so Balzac was ever re.
turning to the beloved mud and dust,
the rain and tliCkering lights, the crowds
on the buulovards and the loneliness Of
those dismal. Cut-throat streets which
he has shown as In a stereoscopc at the
beginning Of The Historic DIES IrCize. %
Oliver G.. BulIard. who shared with
Frederick Law Olmsted In the wlrk nf
hruuufyiur Central Park. Ney York.
aud Prospect Park OF Brooklyn, died g
few dlys ago lie was 70 brother OF
Mrs. Henry Ward BerChcr. had served
in the UuiOn army during The war. and
had of late years been a landscape gar.
dCucr of some eminence
Colonel lngersoll predicted ten year,
ago That, bv Ibis time two theatres
would be built for one church Chap
lain McCube Of the Methodist persua.
sion reminded him Of Il the other day,
saying The time Is up The Ntlho-
dists are now building four churches
every day one every six hours. Please
venture another prediction for the year
1900
General sherman, during his march
20 the sea, used 10 60 out of his way q
avoid a bridge Al any rate. some Of
the soldiers thought so He was very
fond Of wading one day the army
was to ford "a river, and. for several
miles before the men reached Il, they
waded knte-deep in swamps. i say,
Bill, said one elbow 10 another, Il
guess We struck this river lengthways
Jules Simon. Who layors the taxing
Of celibates In France, believes thai
only the men should be taxed, because,
as be ingeuuously puts II. the women
DO not remain single Of their own free
will,
The late Writ Dexter Of Chicago
once made a remark that il had been the
ambition Of his life tD kill fifty mallard
ducks IN one day aud that he had spent
$780, 600 trying To do H. He eventually
succeeded aud at his death he had q
record Of l25 ducks a day.
Miss Agnes Harris, z years old Of
| Pltlshurg. swore out a warrant against
| Hairy Davis on curious charge. la
| her affidavit she states that Davis caught
/ her Ia his arms on the street and rubbed
/ her chin and cheeks with his stubby
/ stiff beard Her face panied her for
some days, and then sores were deyel
oped and a physician had 10 be called
I 10. Davis promised 10 pay the doctor
bill, but later refused 10 do so. Hence
lie present suit for assault and battery
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
A HIGH PRIEST OF BACCHUS.
Dom Perirnon Invepted CorKs, the
blending Of wines and Champagne.

Dom Pertrnon Iuvepted Corks, the
blending Of wines and Champagne.
The reign of Louis XIV. was marked
10y an event which should be rev.
ercntly regarded as a landmark in
the history Of the modern world, says
"Longman's Magazine. II was In the
year iGSS that Dom Perignon, a pious
monk and wise beyond his contempnra-
rics, entered upon the INN ,rtant post Of
C,llaTer TO a fraternity Of monks of the
order Of st. Benedict, in the hamlet Of
IIautvillers, situate on the Marue, about
fifteen miles from Rheims and four or
FIVE from Epernay
Much depended upon the cellarer for
the revenues Of the abbey were drawn
solely from its vineyards, and upon the
taste and Judgment Of him who maulp.
ulates their produce the prosperity Of
the order rested. Now, Dom Perignon,
so twas said, was a heaven born Gel
larcr. Consider what Le did He In.
vented Corksl Before his time meu
had been content 10 stuff handluls Of
flax, soaked In oil into the neCks uf
tEUir BOTTLES when they wanted TO stop
them
hen lie found that the wine which
came into his hands, being produced
from different grapes grown In different
situations and under different COnil
lions, showed. as might reasonably be
supposed, different characteristics. A
li tie was good, a little was bad, and u
great deal was Indifferent, and the bril-.
liant idea suggested itself to him "
marrying the produce Of one vineyard
with others until he obtained a mixture
entirely satisfactory 90 his fastidious
taste; so was Dom Perignon the first
blender Of wines whereof the world has
cognizance.
lie has had many imitators in later
days, even more artistic manipulators.
who have married grape juice 10 the
spirit distilled from the humble potato
OF the useful mineral OIL 10 their own
advantage aud the discomfort OF the
world AZ large, but Dom Perignon was
honest, and his taste was uuimpeach.
able
These discoveries Of his were the re
suit Of thought aud Judgment. His
greatest. for which posterity gives him
most credit, was arrived At 10y accident.
A closely corked bottle exploded, and
10 10 an expectant world the mystery
OF effervescence was revealed, and eiIl
m0usseaF-what we call champagne
was the result.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
BOLD EXPRESS RoBBERIFs.



AUGUSTA, GA Nov. 11.-Last Sun
day both hight trains on the Geor-ia
road between Aprusta ana Arsoi,
49,, -,,,l,,J of ,,Sross ,,,,,o. s,,.,-
we 49, ~. ~ - 70 - 49, o''''
Gay nlAhl $ 'r5'h IRON mere LOT AuaaiN
u tt 'He sail5 ia'e' LNpIess messenge.
'NiIV' yI A'ia"la' Wno y ln pace 9l
one gI ine l'esseoeeIs VINO were roaoedt
vas lh nus car unsu,specIung. ABOVE
Messlha man eU1yie" anu COMMANDED
MN y" open 'ne SURF
u'lt are IVY" o.iyI stories ~ we
l"uu' ',e Us lil'l W ~. rel u'eu w
l0mlll.at ihe sah'e 'l,he uraWing hi'
lsN"INt,, MneieUpou ,'o so'oer ,'.g,l.
,he gaIl peuslI'llnA nus na'f oul Il',
touching tat b,sss,'E EgI' VINO IsluII,. J
h1 shoJ, O"IP"t lh'uNs Ne nl' '"e tlo
UtI' " 'nS'g "IS l''s w D'1lu lu w
'af ho.r. peleellVes '9u eNnIess ''l
tlais Nl,ll,'l lue scene, guy. s'l'9E5 Y.
saw can linu NO evidence W"5'e ,il'u
lHhRNd from lhe lra'n' "' te'' u
al aII ,,
Inlpul Ieacueu N'ial'a yes II'. y
gIu L's sl"iy Cannot oe p ~ sHs.5
k,0"" neit. huoIn. J account '' ,, ,g
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
TIE CASHIER VAS VERY sPRY.
Got Away with $4,000 aHd q Mount
Carmel lIn.) Bank Closed.

Got Away with $4,000 aHd q aIouat
Carmel (In.l Bank Closed.
MOUNT CARMEL Ill, Nov. 1.-THE
banking firm Of Cowling, CowenlOck
q Co. has closed. Mr. Cowling. the
president Of the bank, died on Novem-
Der l5 Depositors expected 10 remain
for a few days, but, after waiting
week. they became impatient and
wanted their money. On last Tuesday
the cashier Dave CoWenlOek, formerly
Of Mount Vernon, ILL.,, left TO raise the
funds 10 meet the rush on the opening
day.
AS he did not return kilograms were
sent out Ia an directions for him, but no
eleW to his whereabouts has been dis
covered Saturday morning a receiver
vas appointed and the safe opened. Il
contained less than 5000 The suppO-
sition is that the cashier got away with
$50 600. No accurate estimate can be
made. as the examination Of the books
is not finished. Steps will be taken i'm
medialely 10 have the missing cashier
caught aud brought back. He is we'll
known ln ST. Louis and Chicago.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
msECRETGaY FNnIc0TT


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The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
Warrington stock Exohanre

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Traders, 1913; Lincoln, III.
Railroad Stocks - Washington anc
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Insurance Stocks-FireIhen's, As; Frank
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IS; Arlington, -; CoTeoran, b5; Colum
bia, IS; German American, 10; Potomac
so; Riggs, u; Peoples, 5; Lincoln, 81.
Title Insurance StOeks-Real Estat'
Title, l25; COLUMBIA Title, St. Washington
Title ~.
Gas and Electric Light stocks Washing
ton Gas, s3; GeorgetOwn Gas, IS; u $
Electric Light, l43.
Telephone Pennsylvania, 25
Chesapeake and Potomac, - American
Gaphophone, T..
Miscellaneous Stoeks-W Washington Mar
ket Co, ~ Washington Brick Machiui
Co, ~; Great Falls lee Co, -; Bul
Run Panorama Co., ~; National safe De
posit, 240; Washington Safe Deposit, l25
Washington Loan and Trust CO., al, Ma
tional Topographic, ~; Mergeuthaler, -
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, Z; American
Security and Trust Co., IS; Lincoln Hall
so; Hygienic Ice Co., - Inter0ceal
Building Co..
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-11-17
A HIRED NAN on THE RGHPAGE.
savaEeiy Attacks Two Persons and
cuts Hts own Throat

savaEeiy Attacks Two Persons and
cuts Hts own Throat
MARsuAILT0wN. Iowa, Nov. H.
Yesterday bloody afrray occurred at
the house of Marcena Stone, a wealthy
farmer living four miles southwest OF
here. Stone has hired man named
f. l.. Pelbeam. Yesterday morning.
after the chores were done, the farmer
ard his hired man sat down to read
while awaiting breakfast. Suddenly,
without provuCatlon or warning, Pei
beam grasped a small blunt haichet,
which he bad secreted under his pat,
lCaped 10 his feet and struck Stone a
violent blow on the top Of bis head
The latter fell on the door stunned
and bleeding The assailant repeated
the 0ttaCk, dealing six more blows on
the head of his victim. Al this
iunCute Mrs. Green appeared from
another room. Pelican turned upon
her, struck her five times with the
hatchet and would doubtless have
killed her, but for the fact that her
hus band rallied and seized him by the
throat, keeping him under subieCtiOn
until the neighbors, who had been
aroused by the screams OF the woman
and two small children, arrived upon
the scene.
Pelbeam fled. but a number Of neigh
boTs pursued him and captured him,
but found he had cut his own throat
with dull pocket knife, which nearly
severed the Windpipe, but did not intllcl
a necessarily fatal wound. lie was
brought 10 town and Jailed. He il
evidently insane. The doctors say
Stone and wife are dangerously injured
but both will probably recover.