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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
War in Kansas.

LAWRENCE. kas., June 26.-At u
meeting Of tho Lawrence W. c. T. U. to-
day. resolutions were adopted protesting
against the granting Of pardons or tho re-
hitting Of any penalty inflicted upon any
person for violating tho prohibltory law
or tho laws for tho promotion Of purity
and chastity, and disproving tho notion Of
my citizen recommending such pardon.
The original package openings were also
duly denounced and tho property owners
renting them places were scored. A letter
received 1t tho W. C. T. u. adquartcrs
threatening the lives Of the leaders
OF the organization In this STATE,
md declaring that any church, hall or pub
lie building In which tho W. q. \. U.
should DO allowed 10 hold It's meetings
would DO blown W. with dynamite. aud
stating that i've hundred mon had banded
themselves together TO forever stop tho
work Of the organization and 10 SEQ that
tho State WINS relieved from Its influence,
WINS read md tho following was adopted !
"in view Of thoso facts wo resolve 10
work assiduously until there Ia not ono
stone loft under my brewery, distiilcry,
saloon, package house. or Joint Ia tho
United States. When this IL accoiE pllshrd
wo propose 10 look beyond tho seas for
now fields Of conquest"
Original package houses will open In
this city In fow days
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
The Chicago Strike Settled.

CHICAGO, June 27.-The strike on
the Illinois Central Railroad was settled
this afternoon, the men going back to
work on compromise. They withdrew
their demand for the dismissal Of Division
Superintendent Russell, and the company
takes from him the power to hire Or dis
charge men. General Superintendent Sui
livan said that the strike was settled, not
upon the basis Of any concessions on the
part Of the railroad company but by the
complete and entire surrender Of the men.
He says that Superintendent Russelrs
powers had not in any way been curtai!ed,
but he will continue to give orders rs he
had always given them. He said 1t had
always been tho usage of tho road for q
division superintendent to give orders only
TO his immediate interiors,
Hut one opinion was expressed among
the Chicago railroad men on tbs termina.
tion Of the Illinois Central strike. All felt
personal relief, rs there was no moving
TO what roads the strike might extend, but
the main feeling was one Of congratula.
ton that this road had won on the princi.
pies involved. The meu demanded the
dismissal Of Superintendent Russell. an Of
fetal distasteful to the strikers, but
against whom the Illinois Central, as 4
corporation, found no word Of fault Had
the road yielded IL would have set q prece-
dent railroad men claim would have
worked untold injury to the roads In the
f,tt,,a Tho MARIANA hrat he p h oafu m y, nm -
tho employees had nothing TO do with tho
lightning, continuance or ED Of the
strike.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
Revolution in San Salvador.

IA LIBERTAD, Salvador, Juno 26.-
During ball given ut the presidents res
idcncc In the capitol on the I'D instant, in
celebration Of the anniversary Of the tri-
umphal entry Of General Mencndez, Gem
cral MalesIo Marcial suddenly entered tho
ball room about II D. IN, and announced
on behalf Of his chief, Ezta, who had ar
rived with GOO men from Santa Ana, u
revolt against thc existing government,
demanding ut tho samc tino the depos,'
tion Of General Mcncpdoz.
Al this iuncturc General Martcncz,
commander Of tho government forces In
the capital, appeared on tho scene and an
nounccd that President Mencndes, who
was sick In an upper story Of tho house,
requested m audience with Gen. Marcisl.
An alteration ensucd between Martinez
and Msrciai, resulting In the latter being
shot md instantly killed. Exta's soldiers
thcscupon took Martinez prisoner and cap
turcd the barracks; twenty three persons
were killed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
To Gross the Atlantic.

OTTAWA, Ont, June GA co.,
psny Of Boston capitalists have been
quietly developing the foundations Of q
new port at tho Gust end OF tho straits Of
Canso, N. s., and II expectations arc real
izcL II will have M important bearing on
future communication between Europe
and America. Tho place. which is To DO
called Te rainat City. is iivs miles cast Of
Port Mulg.,H'c, on the lat ~ Colonial rail-
way, and tho government has consented
TO tho extension Of r.lil why 10 tho place
md agreed TO operate the extension ~
part OF the Inter.C Colonial system. Ter
minal City IL situated o., On OF tho finest
hnrbors OF the Atlantic ct,sst having SUI
ficient water for the largest vessel anoat
and being completely lants.s, kcd, abso-
iutcly free from lee, compared vcly FREQ
from fog md open TO navigatte> ut aii
times. A straight line on tho map OF
the world from Chicago To 1 Ivcr-
pool passes through this point. nua tho
distance between them 10 over four n, III
.ircd miles shorter than by Portland, I,o y
ton or New York. II will takc four dsw
from Terminal City 10 Liverpool by thu
new steamers proposed 10 bc put on the
route. When the railroad IL completed
and wharvc, nrc built all passengers sadl
mail from Europe win DO delivered iu
New York or Montreal one day sooner
than by any other route. It IL the mos,
casicrly port open oil the year round, md
appears To be natural shipping nor, for
tho products OF the Dominion 10 Europe,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
Wonderful Mining Find

BUTTE. Mont, June PA big find
Of mineral, gold and silver,is reported from
Logging Creek, in the Belt Mountains, u
miles southeast Of Great Falls. The news
has been confirmed, and IL is said no such
discovery has. ever before been made in
this. region.
The discovery was made by one Mr..
Douglass, who was in Great Falls to-day,
and said that sixty feet bclow.t the surface
he struck ~ foot vein Of orc carrying
gold, silver and copper, and assaying into
the thousands. He has uncovered nine
teen feet of the vein, and the mass aver
ages s, GOO to the ton.
Should the vein hold out, it will be the
richest mine known to the world. II Is
the most remarkable discovery on the con-
tinent.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
AN ACCIDENT IN UTE PASS.
A Locomotive Kills Three Ladies' and
Injuries Others.

MANrToU, Colo, juno pa fright
full accident occurred at point on the
Midland Railroad to-day, that shocked all
tho visiting excursionists as we'll a. horri-
flying all who heard Of It. Four ladies
had engaged carriage and . driver, to
SEQ the beauties Of the scenery In the
vicinity Of Manitou, and after visiting the
various points of interest drove up Tito
Pass TO see Rainbow Falls. They con-
tinued then to drive up the pass to q point
Just this side Of Cascade, where the Mid
land tracks cross the pass on level with
the grade Of the road.
II 10 almost impossible ut that point TO
see an approaching train and In fact It did
not occur To any of the occupants of tho
carriage that there was train anywhere
near them. Just before the horses reached
tho tracks the whistle Of locomotive was
heard.
1t was then too late 10 check the spool
OF tho horses, and in desperation the
driver applied tho whip vigorously, but too
late, for by that tine the rapidly moving
train was upon them and an instant later
the pilot Of the suburban engine struck the
carriage between the two wheels and
lifted the bed OF the vehicle into the air.
The pilot crushed the vehicle into thou.
sands Of pieces. Mrs. Wolfe, Of Newark,
N. j., was dragged short distance and re.
ceived injuries Of On internal nature from
which she died In two hours
Mrs. Cosgrove OF Chicago met fright
full death. She fell from the side Of tho
carriage to the ground. The pilot struck
her arm and moment later rode over her
dragging her along the ties; bruising und
mangling her form fearfully and causing
instant death. Mrs Gill OF Chicago was
thrown to the ground 80 violently by tho
force of the contact that both her legs
were broken und she was otherwise in
jured, while Mrs. Wilson Of the same city
was severely bruised, but It is not thought
seriously
When the engineer first saw the car
riage he was scarcely twenty feet from II,
and he Immediately did nil In his power TO
avert 1t by applying the air and reversing
his engine, but the speed and grade were
against him, md the trais ran short dis
lance beyond the road before 1t could be
halted.
The dead and injured women were cared
for by tender hands. and were brought
here to tho Alamosa House. The ladies
belonged to the Il. p. A., who arc now
making tour of the State.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
Tho YaIe.Harvard Boa. Race.

New LONDON, Conn, June 27.-As
usual, great throng Of people oongregat.
cd TO day to sec tho annual four milo,
straightaway, scight-oared shell race be-
tween tho Yale and Harvard crews. Yale
won by three and one-half ienRths In 81 30,
Harvard 2l:i0. This IL Ysle's NTH sue
cesslve Victory aud the record now stands
In four-mile races: Yale 0, Harvard Q.
For three miles tho race was one Of the
finest struggles ever seen on the Thames
course. AT no time 10 that distance was
either crew able to get decisive lead, and
during that time Harvard had o slight lead
twice. Yale, however, by grand squirting
and staying qualities, quickly recovered
the first position by small margin.
After passing tho third mile flag Har-
wards stroke seemed TO lose some OF its
effectiveness, which with a perceptible
roll to their shell and three or four slight
swerves Of tho coxswain, caused Harvard's
boat to drop slowly bu. surely astern.
Yale finished strong, keeping up their
long steady swing with almost faultless
precision, crossing tho limo and resting on
their oars without the slightest sign Of
distress, while In the Harvard boat at
least three mon showed the effects Of their
determined efforts.
The fact that Robert c. Cook, tho famous
coach Of the Yale crews r several years
past, was not able to train the "Blues"
this year, somewhat disturbed the con-
fdence Of the Yale men In their own in
vincibility. They trained regularly every
afternoon, and since coming 10 New Lon
don have been on the water large part Of
every day, beginning with spin in pair
oars and afterwards setting down 70 the
eights. They rowed in new shell built
at Troy, New York, especially for this
race. Every man Of the crew Is perfect
In the long, sweeping stroke first intro
duced by Cook, md which has given Yale
so many victories In its contests with the
Harvard crimson.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
Electrical Railways.

In recent lecture ut the Franklin
Institute, Philadelphia, Captain Eugene
Griffin said "The success Of electrical
propulsion has been established beyond
question. 1t is only matter Of time, and
that short time, when 1t will replace the
horses on the majority Of our street rail-
ways. 1t is only matter Of time, . some
what longer time, perhaps, when 1t will be
the propelling power on ull our elevated
roads, for the elevated roads possess ideal
conditions for tho application Of electric.
ity. It's within the bounds Of possibility
that our steam roads will be run with
electricity; certainly this offers many ad-
vai.'tages for the suburban trafic In the
vicin ity Of the large cities. The possible
utiliza tion Of hitherto neglected water
powers will be one OF the factors In deter
mining the extension Of electrical propul'-
sion in this direction. Already We sec the -
beginning. The West End Company, of
Boston, are nnilt'inG longer cars, with
radial and double swiveled trucks. Tho
New York elevated roads are anxiously
seeking solution to the problem how TO
enlarge their carrying capacity without
rebuilding or materially altering their
superstructures. Longer tn ms are roquis-
ito to meet the increased d. mands. Tho
The limit of the capacity OF tho present
locomotives has been reached. Increased
weight in the locomotive mea. Is an i'm
mense expenditure for strengthe ming or
practically rebuilding the roadway. Gables
are not feasible, US the strain on the grip
would not permit Of long trains, and II
would DO difhcult to combine speed snA
safety with any considerable increase In
permit Of satisfactory switching arrange
ments ut the termini and elsewhere.
Electricity offers the best solution. Esip
each car with motors. Flexible electrical
connections can easily be made from car.
to car, as is nov done on surface roads, 70,
light the tow cars, and the whole tram.
controlled by the driver on the front plat
OR air brakes can be used in the same way.
Ir matters not how many cars we have In,
a II ain-one or fifty. Each car adds its
own power and all work together. There
is no dead weight to pull, as in tho case
OF the locomotive. The passengers them
selves. furnish the weight for traction.
The switching arrangements present no
difficulties whatever. The motors can be
reversed and run equally well In either -
direction. Tho train can be controlled
from either end and any increase or de.
crease In the number OF ears will not affect
the controlling mechanism. II IL difiicult !.
TO conceive Of more flexible system. 1t
seems to be tho ideal system for the elo-
waited roads, and Ia bound 10 DO adopted In
the near futurc.-Sctenttfc american.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
MONDAY. JuNE sv.

SENATE.-Services In commsmoration OF
thelate 8. S. Cox were postponed till Tues
day Of next week on account Of the nb-
sence Of Mr.. Voorhees,, who desired TO
take part.
The House bill in relation 10 oatbs In
pension and other cases was passed.
House bill for the admission Of ldahe ~
q State was taken up and discussed ~.
some length.
The agricultural appropriation bill was
taken up. After amendments Of minor
Importance the bill was passed.
A further conference Was ordered on the
legislative appropriation bill. The only
point Of difference is the amendment 70
increase the pay Of Senator's clerks.
HousE.-Dickinson OF Kentu cky, sue-
cessor to Carlisle. was sworn In.
Mr.. Cannon, Of Illinois, reported from
the committee on appropriations joint
resolution extending for thirty days, or un-
til tho bills now pending become laws, tho
provisions Of the appropriation acts Of
lSS9-gO, In pro rata amounts. Passed.
The consideration of the election bill
was then resumed. Mr.. Lodge, on behalf
at the committee, submitted serics OF
amendments, mainly formal in their char
acter, and they were agreed TO, and the
rest OF the day was occupied in discussing
the bill.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
A Missouri Mob.

CAMERON, Mo-, June 25~-At II.
o'clock last night q mob Of forty men.
gathered twelve miles northwest Of here
ind went TO tho farm house of Watt
Squires to tar and feather his son Bud,
aged twenty whom II was alleged had
caused tho ruin OF young girl In tho
neighborhood. The young man and his
father commenced firing and the crowd
did likewise, about fifty loads being dis
charged. Old Mr.. Sauires, sixty years Of
age, was hit In the stomach, but his In
iurics are not fatal. A young fellow In
tho crowd, WIN Knott, twenty ono ycsrs
old, was also hit in the pit OF the stomach
and II IL feared his wound will provo fatal.
Intense excite ment prevails aud another
attempt will be made tonight.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
Good for prcsiden, pia,.

san FnAScsco,Junc 2i.-Prcridcn,
Diax OF Mexico, has dashed To tho ground
tho hopes Of the syndicate which intended
carrying on lottery prize Mt Tia Juuuu.
eighteen miles south OF San Diego. In
Lower California, by vctoclng tho bin.
nftcr II Ind passed both houses. Il WA.
tho Intention Of tho promoters OF tho lot
tory schcmc 10 make Tia Juana u ycrtiablo
Monte Carlo, md with this IN view. TINY
hpd arranged 10 purchase all tho land in
tho town. Tho California syndicate or
sanisod about year a.o. with n capital
stock OF t5,o'ooDo. sjoo. 900 Of which wu.
paid into tho hands OF tho treasurer. n
resident OF 10, Angeles. After consider
able successful lobbying and tho cspcndI-
turo Of large sums 10 carry the lottery BIZ,
through, aud when the syndicate was al.
parcntly on tho road to success, Prcsidcn,
Ola, vetoed tho bill and Knocked ou, tho
Mexican Monte Carlo.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04

WHILE II is hardly TO be expected
that the office will always seek the
man, II oagh, to be expected that tn.
Office shall not belong to the IN Al
simply because he ha, begged, Dor.
rowed or stolen it. Olice holding has
become sort OF brigandage where in
the nature OF booty M office is TO
belong TO the buccanecr who shall sail
out upon the broad sea and capture 1t.
even II he has To blow up the ship Of
state TO do IT,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
The Coal Mine DIsas,sr.

DUNBAR Pa, June ?s.-Agnln are
tho rcscucrs md relatives Of tho cntombcd
mincrs doomed to disappointment. The
four men who took their lives In
their hand. when they went into
the Ninsioninp pit last night. csn,o out
this morning without having picrced thu
fnrn ilili minc. Tho rpscucrs declare
TINT tho maps AFRO wrong md that they
nrc ~ much Ia tho dark now Us II any
tlmc since tho search VA. begun thirteen
days ago. Tho regular khift started In
again this mornipH, and will once more
search for VII Npiry that will led hem
into the burning plN Tho lro IN w miss
10 buyuiug With Ersas thsrccrshn,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04

The majority OF people like to have
the first view OF painting or statue
and to road an uncut volume. They
care little for anythin, that Is second
handed. Still when they travel the:
are quito likely to visit place. which
they have seen befors and 10 go 10
them by the same old route. Perhaps
they do this because they do not know
where else 10 go. or for the reason
that the places ure numbered anong
the fashionable resorts.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04

EARLY rising is commended by tho
British Medical Journal US an excel
lent moral discipline and as I'm emf
nently healthful habit EARLY rising
is Synonymous in long-lif histories
with short sleeping. which means
rapid recovery from fatigue, u sign Of
bodily strength.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04

Those which are blank one ycsr or the
other either refused to make returns, or
made them confidential. so that they can-
not be published. II would be Interesting
TO obtain reports from the San Juan coun-
ties for tho year 1859, US II Is known the
increase over the preceding year was con-
siderable.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
COLORADO SCHOOLS.

From the July number Of the Colorado school
journal.
Thirty OF the schools OF Ell Paso County
are holding summer sessions, mostly In
the mountain districts.
A distric, having an area OF less than
nine square miles cannot be divided for the
purpose OF forming new district
Prof. W. A. Williams. the efficient prin.
cipal al Idaho Springs, has withdrawn
from the profession and will open law
o:llce ut Rico,
Neither county nor state superinton-
dent has any discretion In the matter O
granting second temporary certificate
The school law absolutely forbiis 1t.
As between school directors and the
county supcrintehjcnts, the las, has I'D
visory powers only In arranging course OF
study, selection OF text books and grading
OF schools.
Local summer Institutes will be held u.
follows; Burlington, July aist TO August
LIST; Holyoke, August 9TH TO 18th; Sterling,
August ith to 3oth; La vcta, Angus, asth
to 3uth
Supt p. u. Search, Of Pueblo, will DO
cited ns the first In Colorado 10 succea.-
fully introduce aud carry on d MANUAL
training department In connection with /.
public school.
On the evening OF juno 9Th, Colorado
teachers will leave Denver for st. Paul 10
attend the meeting Of the National Educa
uonal Association. Tho route will lie the
Union Pacific TO Omaha, thence by the
Chicago and Northwestern to St. Paul.
Some $4,000 worth OF new school build.
ings arc In course OF erection In Las AMI
mus County. FL Moro has building cost,
Ing 5000; SoprIs one OF 1900, Hastings,
ts,3oo; Abcyton, 1900; liarnes Station.
si,6oo, md many other lesser buildings.
The following teachers have been elected
10 Ill positions In Longmont schools.
Principal. Prof. q. l.. Hsrding,of indlanu.
Teachers; Misses Ada McElroy, Il. A.
Day, Sarah u. FORMER, Maymc T. Reno
and Hattie Palmer. There are several
more 10 clcctyct
Tho frat graduating exercises OF the
oncrs hanso M. IVY, '.... m.y "'h " 'he
ns,.,,a',.' H.. ,"", WOE" Joseph
c..sa'... rsa "oouNA'a A"" viola
..,,.n, an. ".,r,,,s'.. ","o W.. VA OK
S,as. h. 49,, -, ,,.'' $500 " =" o''s'nAi nj.
u's'a " esen ., inc sradua'es' excellent
Ma..., ~ ~ . ,M 49,.
plumb .,nS.n,. =, ' W. 's, , anu Albert
i"m"' s'uuchts OF tho Aspen High School
nave constructed steam engine which
was on ean'oi''on NJ tue close OF school.
:. was pronounced 10 DO perfect In every
par'ieular' una tho young gentlemen re
', !. ns ,, deserved praise for this owl
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04

The extent OF country from which
potatoes are now supplied for market
makes an entire failure OF crop almost
impossible. Conditions last year were
worse for potatoes than for several
previous seasons, yet in some localities
good crops were grown. and these
have paid u large profit TO their
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04
A Fountain Of Vino.

CHICAGO. june 26.-w. II. Crabb.
State viticulturo commissioner Of Call.
fornia, has asked tho worlds fair directors
for the privilege Of having fountain OF
purc native vino A. tho fair. MIR. Crabb
wants 10 erect perpendicular como Of
vino nifty fcct high and keep II flowing
throughout tho period Of tho fair. Hc
proposes 70 change tho varieties every
wsek. Mr.. crabb produces 100000 .al-
Ions every year from bic vineyard q Oak
willie, Nspa valley,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04

RUSSIAN civilization is not MS lar
advanced us the civilization OF western
Europe. but It Is nevertheless In u
forwarl state. Russia Is ono Of the
great powers OF the world. To ju lgo
Its government It's laws. It, customs
by standards which obtain In the
United States would DO unjust. nnd 10
condemn II MS whole merely because
OF tho Siberian Incident, even II the
utmos, tina, Is -aid OF the hardship, OF
Its prison lie is true, would DO TO
Judge Illinois by tho discipline OF
Joliet
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04

ONE OF the Buffalo Bill party made
I'M Italian editor believe that there
was wild animal In America called
the "huggcrwug, which crept upon
mon n: night TO eat their livers out
and leave the rest OF the body un-
touched, and that editor warns his
ivsiv'- that II .".. como 60 America
they must sleep in n tin corset TO pro-
tect their livers.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04

THE capacity of the red man for
civilization can no longer be doubted.
Tho Chicago Tribune has heard OF one
who lost n number OF ponies. and in
stead OF going on the war path, put
an advertisement in the papers offer.
ing suitable reward, He got his
ponies aud paid not only the reward,
but tho bill for advertising. furnishing
thereby conclusive evidence OF civili-
yation
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-07-04

BISMARCK is one OF the most talked
OF men OF the time, yet few people
know how his family came by It's
name. Bismarck is an ancient ca ilc
near Stendal, on the road from Co.
logne to Berlin, in the center OF the
old Marquisate OF Bradenberg. 1t re-
ceived Its name because it defended
the "Marca." or boundary line formed
by the river Biese at that point
Biesc- Marca has become Bismarck.