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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
An Excursion Train Teleseoped.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2l.-A collision be-
tween Burlington suburban train and an
Illinois Central excursion train at
Eighteenth Street and Kinzie Avenue to-
night resulted in the death Of five people
and the serious injury Of dozen others,
three Of whom will probably die.
During the day tho Illinois Central road
had run an excursion to the end Of their
line, the orphan asylum at Addison, I'LL
nois, and it was this train while "blocked"
on tho outskirts Of the city and waiting to
be released, which was crashed into by
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
suburban.
The rear car was lifted from the track
and forced through the next car ahead,
which in turn was forced into the third
car from the rear. The Chicago, Buriing-
ton * Quincy engine lost her pilot, head
light and smokestacf and her front head
was stove In, while her tender was forced
up against the boiler head.
Most OF the killed and injured were
young men and women.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
THE WORLDS FAIR SITE.
Chicago Gives the Uss Of Three Parks
for the Great Exposition,

CnIoAao. Ill, Sept. 22.-South Park
commissioners this morning acceded TO
tho request Of tho national commission
ers 70 allow tho use Of Washington Park
for the Worlds Fair, In addition 10 jack
son Park and Midway Plaisanoe. This
practically settles the vexed site question
to the satisfaction Of tho national com
inissiuh,
At this afternoons session of the ma
tional commission the amended site propo-
sltion was presented and unanimously
adopted. The site thus provided for in
cludes Washington and jackson parks, tho
Midway Plaisance connecting them and
tho Lake Front, in all about 1000 acrcs.
In sense the chosen site 10 ono Of great
unit, comprising ~ II does the sntiro
South Park system Of Chicago. There arc
three separate park systems in the city
the north, the west and the south-each
magnificent, but beyond question tho finest
is tic. ::..retching in superb vista from tho
heart Of the city south.
Stepping from tho doors Of tho clty's
AehAeoA aoR0to,uOboin Auu bubtucos housSct
visitors to the Worlds Fair will, Is 1t
wore, enter directly the vcstibule Of the
exposition on the lake front, This 'lake
.toht' ID "trip Of pafk comprising sixty
acres, upon ono side Of which the shadow
Of tho massive tall tower Of tho Auditor
ium falls daily, while upon the other side
ripple the clear waters Of Lake Michigan.
Leading from Lake Front Park tho
finest boulevard Of tho city COOS directly
tuiWashington Park, and connscting I'll.
rectly with the latter Is Midway plaisance,
which ends In jackson Park. Like the
lake front, one side Of jackson Park Is
wa shed by the waves Of the lake. Tho
greater portion Of the site Is one vast net
work of pleasure drives, enclosing great
stretches Of emerald meadow and groves Of
sturdy oak.
Adjoining Warrington Park is race
track capable Of accommodating 10000
people, and this the local directory ex-
poets To mako part OF tho site, also for
the purpose Of speed display and the live
stock show. This improved race truck
""oAo shc htNC btOCh ohoW VISA w AAsseS, 80
within one hundred yards Of the point So
| lected for the main building, thus placing
the whole fair In ono compact quarter OF
the city, including tho government display
and the displays to DO made by the various
states In conjunction with the main cxposi-
ton buildings.
The sito selected and the plan proposed
is generally regarded Us calculated to be
especially gratifying TO the live stock men
Of the country, whose display will be most
prominent There was entire unanimity
finally on tho part of the national commits
sion, the Chicago directors and the South
Park commissioners, each separate body
voting unanimously for the combined site
embracing the great South Park system.
There 10 great rejoicing in Chicago to-
night BY all classes over the final settle
ment Of the site controversy in y way that
gives universal satisfaction.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
THE UTAH COMMISSION.
Report of Its Operations and Proceed.
ings for the Year.


The Utah commission has forward
cd to the Secretary Of tho Interior .
lengthy report Of its operations and pro-
cecdings for the year ending September !,
1880. The principal feature Of the report
Is the recommendation Of further lcgisla-
ton in support OF existing laws. After
reviewing the elections held in Utah since
its last report the commission says:
During the year there has been frequent
expressions OF the hope that tho church
would, In some authoritative ind explicit
manner. declare In favor Of the absndon-
ment Of polygamy or plural marriage, as
one Of the saving doctrines Of the church
but no such declaration has been made
There Is little use for doubling, so COM
plete is the control OF the church over its
people, that II sucn u declaration were
made by those In authority II would be ac-
cepted and followed by large majority OF
the membership OF the so-called "Al,l mon
Church, and u settlement OF the much
discussed mormon question would soon
be reached.
oH tuo cohuaty, ~ MI tuc poncuings III
the Tabernacle and tho church organs
every effort OF the government to suppress
this crime is still denominatcd us pcrsc-
cution and those charged with fcrreting
out ind prosecuting the guilty are demon
mated 20 prosecutors Of tho saints. The
church seems TO grow more united from
day 10 day under these teachings.
Tho report then quotes from speeches OF
President Woodruff, q. q. Cannon and
others In support OF tho assertion, mud
continues 1t is the opinion Of tho com
mission that nothing but wholesome fear
OF tho penalties of tho law leads thom to
oven make protcnsc OF obedience to It,
In that there has never been any change
In tho gospel ordinance.
Tho report also recommends tho enact
mont Of law similar to tho Idaho lost
oath law, believing that II will do more to
put an cnd to tho teachings md practice
OF polygamy than has yet been accom-
plishcd by tho partial enforcement OF OK.
listing laws. In conclusIon tho commits
sion repeats what II said In its last report.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
A q. &. o. Wreck in Pennsylvania.

A special from Connellsville, Penn
sylvanla, says: An east bound freight on
the Baltimore & Ohio road, forty miles
from hero was dashed Into from tho rear
end by fast time freight running ut the
rate Of forty miles per hour. demolishing
the engine and caboose. The engine Of tho
wrecked train was sent for assistance and
while returning. through u aagman's caro-
lessness, was run into by the wrccking
train near the scene Of the first collision.
James Shields, tho engineer, was killed
and his fireman, Harry Cuppers, badly in
iurcd internally, while John Reynolds,
fireman of the wrecking train was badly
cut and scalded. Several others suffered
minor injuries, while the wre cked car
completely blocked travel.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
Dsiaware's Whipping Post.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 20.-Three
hundred people witnessed tho whIppines
At Now Castle today. Six negroes and
two whitos for various larccnIos received
from hvo to twenty lashcs each. ono Of
tho negroes, George Cooper, came TO tho
post wearing patent leather shoes and
nobby trousers and took twenty iashcs
without exhibiting much unoasincss.
Frank Stanton, after his twenty lashcs,
cody drow cigar from his pocket md
lighted 1t. Besides tho whlppinps, George
Cooper, colorcd burglar, John Buyu.,
colorcd, convicted Of murderoun assault,
and Samuel Long for forgery. each stood
ono hour In the plllory.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
DEATH ON THE RAILROAD.
A Large Number Of Accidents That
Resulted Fatally.
A Terrible Railroad Accident.

A Terrible Railroad Accident.
READING, Pa, Sept. ia wreck
occurred on tho Reading railroad, seven
tccn miles above this place, about 6;ts To-
night
II everything 10 borne out BY subsequent
developments. 1t Is the worst wreck that
ever occurred In this section In tho history
Of tho Reading Railroad Company.
Tho Train which mot with the disaster
left this place at 0;o5 o'clock, ten minutes
late. 1t was called tho Pottsville express
and was running at tho rate Of thirty-eiRht
or forty miles per hour. 1t had on board
possibly 1875 to 100 passengers and II con-
sisted Of engine, tondor, mall and express
cars, and three passenger cars.
Above Shoemakersville, this county,
about fifteen miles above thls city, ID b
aharp curve, whore the railroad is about
$50 to 200 feet higher than tho Schuylkill
River, Hero, shortly before Q O'Clock, q
freight train ran into coal train throwing
several cars Of tho latter upon tho opposite
track, and before tho train hands had timo
to go back to warn any approaching train
Of tho danger, the Pottsvillo express camo
around the curve and ran into tho wrecked
coal cara on it, track.
Tho engine went down the embapkpieht,
followed BY the thtire train with its hui
man freight.
Tho scene was one Of great horror. The
cries Of the imprisoned passengers were
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

THERE are two kinds OF people who
are never pleasant to have at dinner
party. One is the man who does every
thing with n view. to health, and Is
always telling OF what you should eat.
and the other Is one OF your awfully
polite poople who is always talking OF
how you should cat il.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
Coughcd Up a Shingls Nail.

Mary Ryan, aged 22 years, OF Hud.
son, Wisconsin, formerly n bright, active
girl, was taken III four years ago, with o
strange disease that bai'lod physicians and
microscopists who had examined the
sputum. Tho disease was protubcrculous
or consumption, md tho case .was consId.
cred hopeless.
Tho other night Miss Ryan couxhod up
from hcr lungs single nall, much cor.
rodcd, that sho Ia supposed 70 have avail.
lowed about the tlmo she wis first
AFFLICTED.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

HIS imperial aud sacred nIbs tho
Sultan OF Turkey has two hundred aud
,eventy-nine wives aud yet no is not
happy. Indeed. no would no more
think OF eating n pic or cake OF their
making without previously trying Il
on member Of his blnct 10 SEQ II 4,
vas poisoned thnn he would think OF
nylug. Tho wives are divided into
three classes. md tho i've members Of
tho FIRST class arc tho bosses OF tho
harcm and renowned for their beauty.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

The house OF commons In England is
oosaiuing reputation as a dining re sort,
swinR to the custom that has grown up
Of introducing ladies to the privileges
of the dining-room and terrace. Forty
walters are employed in ministoring to
he wants OF hungry legislators.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

WALL street has ceased to DO the
Important factor In tho country's CON-
uercial and financial life that 1t form
srly was. The street" has degener-
ated Into sort OF bucket-shop flnan.
sisrinR business The transactions OF
tho street last year were less than one.
quarter OF tho magnitude OF Its busi.
ness ten years ago, and tho sign ito
lot can be seen posted In u hundred
windowa II Is n good thing for tao
country at large that IL Is so,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

THERE Is no question that tho sub
iect Of irrigation is OF the utmost inn
portanee to tho great west, and that
government assistance should be given
70 tho solution Of the problem. but the
people most interested should 500 to 1t
that land jobbers and wollsh schemers
Arc not allowed TO bring the matter
Into disrepute. Nothing but tho up.
pearance OF fraud or jobbery will so
surely defeat the hopes OF people liv.
Ing In the arid districts.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

ThZ grievances Of the laborlng man
arc somo Of ,hom roai md some oil
them imaginary. The real oncs aro
sufficiently numerous 10 demand care.
full consideration OF their causes. M
wcli ne their remedies. II remedies
therc bc. Tho unequal distribution oil
wealth. tho accumulation OF great
fortunes by systems OF doubtful hon.
osty In some cases aud by downright
dishonesty In others, together with tho
arrogance mud impudcuco OF wealth.
have done much TO mako the laborer
dissatisfied with tho present condition
OF thi~ss
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

WEALTHY people are almost always
opposed to war, and II they could have
their way about it there would be no
more armed conflicts. Wealth is eau
hous and conservative. 1t believes in
letting we'll enough severely alone.
1t wants the security insured by q state
81 profound peace. A rich man ordi-
aarily does his fighting by means OF .
,ubstitute.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

In view OF the spectacle presented
in tho mountains OF Kentucky where
troops are frequently necessary TO
guard the courts OF law. 1t would seem
that the people OF that state should
pay a little less attention to tho cult
walton OF the quality OF its whl,ky and
moro 10 the cultivation OF citizenship.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

PROPHETS proclaimed years ago that
Missouri with its Iron Mountain and
other immense deposits Of iron ore was
destined to furnish the iron for both
the south and west For some reason.
Missouri which was eighth In the list
d iron produdiug states in 1880. has
fallen to the twelfth place. while Ala
oama has jumped from tenth to third
place in that time.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

As RESPECTS age, It may DO said that
our civil war. like most other wars,
Wa fought by boys Old men arc not
wanted In nm army mud thcy don't wan,
10 join It After ono passes middle life
he enjoys quiet lic stops running 10
nros aud does not caro- to ialso part 10
forming n procession. lie loves rest
and pence. Hc likes TO sleep In n bod.
and In the snrno bed every night, ind
no wants his meals Mt early hours.
But with young persons the case IL
different Like little children. they
snJoy constnnt change.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
Santa 70 FreiShts Collide.

A special from La Plata. Missouri,
says: Two Santa 70 freight trains col.
lided noar hero this evening. brakeman
Gills was instantly killed, and one OF tho
engineers and his fireman were danger.
ously injured. Both engines were demol.
ishcd and forty-four cars were thrown In
the ditch.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
Blown 10 Atoms,

The boiler OF an engine attached 70
Georgia railroad exploded At II O'Clock
Sunday night ut Sherman Heights, i've
miles from Chattanooga. All that could
DO found OF tho engineer aud fireman was
coat Tho brakeman was seriously In.
lurod. The engine WIS blown 10 atoms.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

Tbs great Sahara has ut last become
The object OF diplomatic negotiations
In Europe. Frances recompense for
aonsenting to British protectoratc in
Zanzibar includes IN agreement that
she shall control ncarly the whole OF
the Sahara proper. None OF tho
powers has interests that arc injured
BY this arrangement, and no objec-
lions arc likely 10 be- raised TO this.
tho greatest IDEAL" over made In
African real estate.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

In every part Of the United States
lives are lost daily in consequence nj
criminal carelessness. Yet Mother
masters nor men are punished and the
Law seems impotent to reach over the
heads OF great corporations
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

PLAINLY tho representatives OF labor
and capital everywhere would DO tho
better OF beautiful spell Of hypnotic
Ing. Unfortunately, experts In this
line almost always work In dark cor
nors and on tho weak and useless
members OF society. Let hypnotists
rise 70 the occasion and by the magic
OF their fine art say TO all ngitators,
Peace, be still. 1t Is u grand work.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

As LONG rs our people remain FREQ
and Intelligent there is no danger
from individuals or corporations
Their physical powers amount TO moth
Ing and their voting powers amount to
leas
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

EVERY citizen should attend person.
ally to his own assessment should buy
his own taxes, should own his own
vote and should cast it for tho candi-
dates bis honest Judgment approves.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.

SESArE.-Bllls on the calendar unob-
jocted 10 were taken up for an hour, and
the following, among others, was passed.
Senate bill 10 change the boundaries OF
tho Unconpahgre reservation. (Thls 10 Q
modification OF bill having tho same title
which was vetoed by tho president.)
The Joint resolution, proposing an
amendment to tho constitution Of tho
United States, In relation " tho manufac-
ture, Importation. transportation and sale
OF alcoholic iiIuors, having bcen reached
on the calendar, Mr. Blair, who hsd re-
ported II from the committee on education
and labor, called for vote upon II.
Tho reading OF tho report having occu-
pied what WAS loft OF tho hour assigned 10
the calendar, no vote WINS taken on tho
1oiEt resolution.
Tho Senate then resumed consideration
OF tho bill to define and regulate tho iuris-
dlction Of the courts Of the United States.
Without disposition OF tho bill tho Seuaeu
went into executive session and soon I'd.
!Vurncd.
HousE.--No quorum being present the
House adjourned ~ once.
Mr.. MoIry, Of Now Hampshirc, intro
duccd ruic making II m o6cnse, punish
ablo by nne VI 400, for . member "
absent himself for tho purpose Of break
Ing o quorum.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
An Old Woman.

Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson died In
tho town Of westpor,, Wisconsin, Monday
morning, aged iDi years, 10 months and II
days. sho was bora In Fifcshiro, Scot
ipud, married. twice, and outllved her Inst
husband fourteen years, after residing
with him over MY years and oil her
seven children except four. Seventeen
yenrs ago shc obtained hcr second Sigh :,
and sinrc then has been ablo 10 read With
nut pinsscs. Her death came much
,urlior thao II wonld othorwlso on nccou nj
Of u fall, which broke hor hip three weeks
ago.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26
COLORADO

LET the hypnotlaer get to work on
all our hard-6sted, calculating, selfish
and muscular mon. Possibly by sooth-
Ing the pagnacity OF the masses many
disastrous strikes might DO avoided.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

In nm election riot In tho Portuguese
city Of ooa, India, seventeen persons were
killed ind many wounded.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

."VH" % '"oNufc'fcr' tHo StHuuhru
OIL magnsto, who has already given the
new University Of Chicago t600, 200, has
conveyed TO tho trustees pledge Of mil.
Hon dollars moro-sS"ooo Tor non-pro.
icssionAi grAauA'o instruction and fellow
ship; sioo'oo ior theoiegioai instruction 10
divinity "ehooi ahd s'o,on Tor tho con-
struction OF a'Vih'ty building Except
tho 'Ast amount, .no principal " TO r.
main intact, ahu tue income alone DO ex'
Ponuoa' Inc new university begins ~
career win ehuowmon" amounting 70
81 500, 600.
A Kansas City woman throw herself
.,a h,r I'M, child unor IN, ,r.,, T., -.
"sN ...,',,.. .a.,..',.. ,. $50 :" rom
OF rnpiuiy advancing locomotive last
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

nomination made by reclamation.
Fifty-Ave of the Arapahoe delegation
having refused to take their seats an ad-
iournnent was then taken to Friday
morning with hopes that lin the meantime
tho troubles In that delegation could be
patched up.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-09-26

DO subsorvcd aud tho interests OF tho State
fostercd, we demand that Whatever rail.
road law 10 passed. shall invest such com
mission with tho power 10 revise tho rates
Of tho carriage Of either passengers or
| freight.
RESOLVED, That tho Republican party OF
the state demands OF tho Eighth General
Assembly tho revision OF the present mill
tary poll tax law. which imposes M OK
cossivo hnc Of 81 OF tho delinquent tax
| payers.
Resolved, That we demand u thorough
revision Of tho irrigation laws; that we
doprccato tho practice In vogue OF ditch
companies selling md receiving pay In nd.
vance for water which they cannot possl-
bly, deliver.
having always boon tho Htcndfast friend
OF tho laboring man, hereby pledges itself
to such Legislation M shall protect all
laboring mon In tho enjoyment OF every
substantial right, and 70 secure, 10 tho
cmployc mud employer alike, fair, certain
md prompt adjustment Of NIL differences
that may arise between them.
RCs0ipcd, That tho Republican State
Central Committee be md Ia hereby au-
lhori,ed and Instructed 10 organize tho
Republican party Ia Colorado, and pro-
muigsta rules and regulations for tho gov
crnmont Of nil future Republican primary
conventions and caucuscs In said State,
WutCu uu ulHulHR uuttl nuCU rUlNh
and regulations arc other altered amended
or abolished by the authority Of some fu.
turo convention.
| Resolved, That II In tho sense OF this
convention that one OF tho most urgent
needs OF this State In respect 10 tho proper
administration Of charities, and corrections
| IN n State Board OF Charities similar IN
character TO those already adopted In
eighteen States OF the Union, and now be-
Ing conducted TO the manifest advantages
| Of tho communities.
Rcsolpcd, That tho Legislature IA re-
| questcd NJ tho coming session Of tho Con.
ernl Assembly, 70 enact u law establishing
| tons.
Nominations for Congress were declared
In order and Mr.. McCroory Of Weld
County nominated Hosea Townsend. Tho
motion was received with chcors and tho
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-08
HOW TO GET WARN.
Method Prescribed by Hunters aud
Mount aineerS.

Virginia New ChrOnicle.i
1t may not be generally known
that mountain-ers and veteran hunt
ers, when exposed to severe cold,
produce feeling Of warmth by re-
peatedly filing the lungs to their
utmost extent in the following man
n-r: Throw the shoulders we'll back
and hold the head we'll up. Initiate
the lungs slowly, the air entering en-
tirely through the nose. When the
lungs are completely filled hold the
breath for ten seconds or longer, and
then expire it quickly through the
mouth. After repeating the exercise
when chilly, feeling of warmth vii
be felt over the entire body, even in
the feet and hands. By frequent ex
ercise Of this kind q half-froz-n per
son may make himself comparatively
comfortable.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-02-08
Not One In Ten

OF the people you meet from day to
day has perfectly pure, healthy blood
The hereditary scrofulous faint af
flicts the large Majority Of people,
while many others acquire diseases
from impure air, improper food and
wrong indulEenccs. Hence the i'm
perative necessity for a reliable blood
purifier like Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which eradicatcs every impuri'y, ard
gives to the blood vitality and health
1t cures scrofula, salt rhrum, humors
hollis. pi,npl-s, and all other affections
caused by impurities or poisonous
germs in the blood. All that i.
asked for Hoods Sarsaparlla is that
it be given fair trial.