The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-12
BY TELEGRAPH.

A Missouri man has discovered a
pstrlaed baby.
The government purchased 30. s47.-
100 in bonds during August.
The strikers on the New York Cen.
.ral road are returning to work.
Tho election In Maine resulted In
giving good msiorities 70 Speaker Reed
aud Governor Burleigh.
Tho Philadelphia police raided
Chinese gambling deus the other night
aud captured aa5 Of the gamblers.
The victorious Salvadoran army
was welcomed back to tho capital with q
great demonstration Of approval.
Disgruntled strikers are making
attempts to wreck trains on the New York
Central road. Several have been SUCCESS.
full, but fortunately but few lives have
been lost
A baby carriage rolled by two boys
on the roof Of No. a03 South Fifth Avenue,
New York, broke away with Its 2-year-old
occupant, and fell Ave stories. The car
riage remained upright and fell on . bale
OF rags In the street. whore II was shat-
tered. The baby was bounced. upward and
was caught In tho arms Of young man
standing near. It was not injured.
One.fourth Of Salonics. Turkey, IL
in ruins. In the burned districts were
tho British and Greek consulatcs, tho
Greek hospital and schools and the Turk
ish mosque, all Of which were destroyed.
Twenty thousand people arc made home
less by the FIRE. 1t 10 believed that money
will be easily raised to rebuild the burned
portion city.
Frederick Collect was ussassinated
near Ferrisburg, Vermont recently. BY
Alphonse Shackett, who crcpt up to Col.
let's house and, without warning, emptied
tho contents Of shotgun into Collects
head. Shackctt was arrested shortly after.
Shackett was n rejected sutton Of Mrs.
Collect and be swore vengeance against
Collect who successfully wood the lady.
A Guatemulan dispatch says: The
Bnrrillas government has decided to exile
the daughter Of General Barrundia, who
attempted the life Of Minister Miner.
This is done out Of Difference to Miners
wishes. He does not want her prosecuted.
II Ii reported that uil OF Barrundia's rela-
tivcs are to DO also exilcd, including
Dramon Bcagoeche, . son-in-law Of the
deceased general.
At Virden, Illinois, last week, three
young ladies were struck by lightning and
one Of them was killed. While on their
them to the protection Of u tree. The tres
was struck by lightning and the young
ladies received almost the full force Of the
shock. PhGbe Stockdale WAS terribly
burned aud lived only half IN hour. The
others were severely hurt but will recov.
er. Both were rendered insensible.
A special from Doland, S. D.. says
that ut the Riggs farm, sixteen miles
south Of Dolund, while ON the straw stack
at the threshing machine Peter Petersen
was instantly killed by bolt Of lightning
from IN almost clear sky. The stack was
about fifteen feet high. As the bolt struck
made hole from the top 10 tho bottom OF
the stack with sides rs smooth as u wall
Stranger still, the straw stack apparently
did not burn.
Herbert Burns, I'M electrician em.
ployed In the electrical works At San
Francisco, received an electric shock the
other day that nearly killed him. Ono Of
the dyuamos was out Of order aud while
Burns was repairing II received shock Of
1000 volts direct from the dy usmo through
his body. The shock knocked him back.
ward and he was picked up for dead. He
gradually recovered consciousness. One
OF his hands was badly blistercd and he
complained Of soreness Of the lungs.
The ludies Of Ashville. N. c., had 4
meeting recently to take action on tho ser.
want GIRL question, which has been sgi-
tating for several weeks. General incom
potency aud unrcliability arc the COM
plants made. Mrs. n. T.. Fitch was
elected pre- sidcnt and read n paper advo.
eating the formation OF y union Of house
keepers to secure good servant ind tx q
schedule OF rates OF wages. This Is the
first society OF the kind ever formed In the
Southern Statcs.
As n train load Of colored cxcur.
s!onists were returning home on Gcorgis
road last week fight was commenced
which resulted fatally. Seven person,
were killed aud iaany othcrs wounded
The train was ono Of tho usual excursions
from Albany tn Savannah. Coming back
from Savannah the train brought, Ia nd
dItion TO the excursionistA, several thoua
and gallons Of bad whIskcy. The mixture
Of negro and whisksy resulted frat In q
{, cut deal Of hilarity, then In fight Ia
which two carloads Of excursionists took
part and which WAS worse than anything
ever known, cvon In the days OF recon.
struction. Pistols, clubs, knivcs, raxors
and bolts, every manner Of missiles were
employed In the melee.
w. Il. Augustine. Charles Bower
aud Richard Thomson will form pros
pccting party, who, about tho 10Th Of the
month, will leave for . trip through the
South. They expect TO he gone about sis
months and win wind w In old Mexico
where thow will take tho care Tor home.
They will make the trip down on horse
back and With pack animals. They will
camp out and hunt aud Dish - we'll VI
prospect. Their searches will b mostl,
for gold placcrs aud they will take Ia ths
wiids Of Arizona, New Mexico aud Msz
leo. Such trip 10 full Of adventure snd
just to the liking Of . Western man. The
boys anticipate pleasant time and theiI
fricnds will wish them success. AspeH
Times.
There 10 u craze In London for quss,
leather Some shops are stocked with
fancy articles made from tho skins oI