The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-08-15
BY-TELEGRAPH.
Cardinal Newman died last Monday.

sSA'~0ssS So
Corn will be but half crop in In
diana this year.
The cholera is rapidly spreading In
the south Of Spain.
The President has approved the
original package bill.
Emperor William left England Fri-
day for Heligoland.
A total failure Of the potato crop is
Imminent In Ireland.
An exodus Of Jews from Russia to
Brazil has commenced.
About $50 new buildings are being
erected ct Salt Lake City.
An international congress Of med
ical men il In session In Berlin.
The island OF Heligoland was turned
over TO the Germans on Saturday.
The Kansas wheat yield has turned
out much better than was feared.
Tho great parade OF Odd Fellows
took place at Chicago on the 9th.
Twenty miners were drowned the
other day by tho flooding Of . Mexican
mine.
The backbone OF the great strike on
no Now York Central railroad has been
broken.
Emperor William had a marrow es-
cape from being run over In London the
other day.
The census supervisor reports tho
population OF Utah at 22s,bs0, an increase
over 1880 Of sO,2sS
First Assistant POstma ster General
Clarkson has rendered his resignation to
take effect Sept. l.
The original package saloons Of
Kansas and Iowa have been closed as sud
denly as they were started
The State National Bank Of Yelling
ton, Kansas, closed its doors Friday. Tho
liabilities are about 100000.
Ogden, Utah, is trying to secure a
fight between Sullivan and jackson. A
purse Of $4,000 IL offered, e25,OO0 to the
winner.
John Boyle O'Rielly, editor OF the
Boston Piloi, died very suddenly at his
summer home At Naniasket Beach last
Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph X. Dunlop, editor OF tho
Chicago Times, was married last week to
TO Mrs. Wilbur F. Storey, widow Of the
former editor.
Senator Plumb's resolution TO re-
move the remains of General Grant to Ar
ington with the consent Of his widow, has
passed the Senate.
All the union printers employed on
the four daily papers Of Los Angeles, Cal,
are on strike against reduction Of 20
per cent in their wages.
A convention OF 600 negroes was
held At Sallna, Kansas, last week, to de-
eide upon colored man rs candidate for
State Auditor on the Republican ticket
There was an enormous socialist
| ~S""s"ssso" ." oo""h VI u"'Ns's"a "u'
iragc 1t Brussels last Sunday. Forty
thousand persons took part in the parade.
Three hundred sailors and marines
have deserted from the mcn-of.war Chi
cago and Atlanta since they have been ly-
ing In New York harbor. The police have
arrested fifty OF them.
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$50. a. - ". -" a,s,.,.,,..
monoy under s.,.. nr.,er.e. She oh,.ined
large prIces for the ,ilk worm. by vuurau
tceInc tho product MT forty cent. n COCOON.
Her scheme IL /. .aid wa. pa,,eruea af,c,
the Russian oats bubble.
v
i"e rcsAie"' nus sent |" Sonsress
letter from Gov. Steele OF Oklahoma
| representing that great distress prevails
a"onS ."o Ie.'ucn'' Vi Tue ierri.ory' anu
ofu,,"s 'a.' ". A'''a"'" VI S'"s''"'
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Tho Democrats Of Wyoming have
nominated George w. baxter for Cover
nor and Georgia r. Beck for Congressman.
The Republicans have nominated Francis
T.. Warren for Governor and Clarence ID.
Clark for Congressman.
Assistant Secretary OF the TREASURY
Spsuiding says that the department hay
Ing decided that laundryman Is labor.
or, Chinamsn who IL tho proprietor Of q
laundry would not under tho act Of Octo.