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The state herald., 1890-02-28
COLORADO CHURCHES.

Rev. e. T. Leo has resigned tho pastor
ate Of tho First Presbyterian church Of
Pueblo.
The Presbyterian Church will be dsdi-
Gated on Sunday, Esd inst, and there will
be no mortgage or debt upon tho building
or lot.-Soltd Muldoon.
Bishop Andrews, whilc on route across
the continent spent Sabbath recently at
La Junta. The pastor and people are on
thusiastic In their representations OF that
days services. The Bishop preached In
the morning and spoke OIL mission work ~
night.-Aduocdtc.
Tho annual meeting OF the Mesa
County Sunday School Convention will
convene in Grand Junction on Friday
evening, the 2lst inst, ut 80, and continue
throughout the following day, closing Sas
urday evening with u lecture by /. B. Sell,
Of Canon City.-Grdnd VALLEY Star.
Rev. Dr. Hayes, for n long time over tho
Central Presbyterian church Of Denver
sailed from New York on the 10th On pill
grimage TO the Holy Land. He was ac-
fourteen other persons, one Of whom was
from Denver. They expect to be gone
about five months.
Rev. +. Rivallier held services Sunday
at Fort Logan in the quarters OF G COM
pany. The congregation was composed
mostly of the soldiers OF tho fort. The
congregation was large and made mn unex-
pected and agreeable surprise to Father
Rivalier, who expects to build church
and residence in that place next spring
Dcnucr Republican
Rev. H. +. Sewell, OF the Presby-
terian Church, who has been tirelcss In
his toll since locating in our midst, Is COM
PEELED, owing to tho altitude, to abandon
the work he has so laborcd to accomplish
to other hands. He will leave Ouray
about March lst, and in nll probability bc
succeeded by Rev. barley. The well
new field. Solid MuiiOOn.
The Rev. NJ. w. Hissey of Boulder, We
regret to learn has been compelled TO de-
sist from pulpit labor for a short time, bc-
cause of ill-health. He was in the city
last week consulting one Of our Oldest
physicians and received encouragement iu
the hope that he will soon be able TO re-
sumo and continue in the active work In
Colorado. AL tho Colorado conference
will unite, with his people in a prayer for
his restoration. Rocky Mountain Chris
fidn AdrOcote.
Colorado Congrcgationalism was the
subject of the discourse at Myron Reeds
church in Denver last Sunday. At the
close of the sermon, Rev. Mr.. Sanders as
cendcd the platform and made n stirring
appeal in behalf of the mission work Of tho
Congregationalists in Colorado and Wyom-
ing, over which he presides. lie presented
statistics in proof that the cause is rapidly
gaining ground. Out of the fifty six Con-
greg ational churches in this district only
one has not asked for aid. Now many OF
them are self-supporting. The field is
most inviting. Grand junction and other
young towns are crying for a Congrega-
tional church Some OF the brightest
graduates OF Yale and other theological
schools in the East have proffered their
services for missionary work, enough to
supply the demand of the district. All
that is needed is capital with which to set
the volunteers at work. II you Congrcga-
tionalists believe this, in the words OF
Stcrne, "come down with the dust"
The state herald., 1890-02-28
The German Election.

BERLIN, Feb. 20.--The general cleo
tion for members Of the Reichstag took
place TO day. The size Of the vote polled
was phenomenal. The election ofiiclals were
overwhelmed with work at tho polling
places, and they were unable to cope with
tho crowds OF electors who, during the din.
ner hour hastened TO deposit their votes.
A majority of the factories were closed
during the day. Many anti Semitic Con-
servativcs voted for the socialist candi-
dates In order to spite Virchow.
A great sensation was created here at |
O'Clock this afternoon by the sudden re
ceipt OF an order FROM the Emperor for all
the troops comprising the garrison OF the
city to march to Kreuzberg forthwith. Tho
order was instantly complied with.
The people were almost panic.stricken
until 1t was announced that the maneuver
was simply one Of tho military surprises
inaugurated by the Emperor to test the
efficiency Of the garrison to repci u sudden
attack by an enemy.
The great fact Of the election is the cnor-
nous and unexpected increase in the
Socialist vote. This party manifested a
strength in places where 1t was unknown
before. The other parties will have to
make firm combination against 1t to stem
the tide of supplementary elections, OF
which there will be many. In Berlin
alone the Socialists vote increased 10000
while the Conservatives lost 3i,0)0.
In the First, Second and Third districts
OF this city supplemcnting elections will
be necessary, also In many outside points.
At midnight the apparent resulSis that
tho government parties have lost fifteen
seats and the Socialists throughout Ger
lazy have doubled their vote. Among the
prominent Socialists elected are Liebknecht
and Singer, the latter defeating Richter,
one OF the most distinguished leaders Of
the German Liberal party.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

n Wabash railway company has
'ssued an order OF most positive
nature which will draw intelligence.
II no, experience into its scrvice. II
10 that no boy or young man shall be
employed In any Of Its shops or other
departments for tho purpose OF learn.
Ing any trade or skilled work unless
he bring n certificate from his In.
structors stating that he has completed
tho studies OF tho second grammar do.
partmcnt Of school work.
The state herald., 1890-02-28
A M,.so,,u, furmor with n ,,,, 4,

A Missorm farmer with turn for
statistics has furnished communIcn.
'ion 70 his country paper on the subject
Of oiSicial salaries In which he states
that an oiiIclnl who receives tt.0o0 per
year salary absorb- tho price OF 20, G9G
bushels Of corn nj 10 cents pcr bushel.
or Of 6.666 bushels OF wheat nj 60 cents
per bushcl. or ~. 3j3 bushels OF oats ut
II centA or tho price Of nifty good farm
borsss He also estimates that farm
hand st ei3 pcr month would have 10
work the year round for II quarter Of
. century 70 earn the same amount.
aud adds that In isGo.7-6s. hbo Ut 6.CQ0
" e.0V0 bushels Of corn would have
footed the bill Or 5000 bushels Of
~hsst
The state herald., 1890-02-28
eIossed are ,he penenmnLnr,.

Li>poN. Feb. - Intelligence from
Mozambique, dated January +, anys /, Is
reported that Mnkulolo, melted by tho
agents Of the East African Lakcs coin-
i'any, had attacked tho natives, being sup.
piled with arms mud ammunition By the
h2onis The Scotch missionaries. who
opposed these proceedings Of the aFcn,e,
in'orirrcd, arrested hcs,llI,lus, aud rs-
stored peace.
The state herald., 1890-02-28
A Wise Frcnehpan.

MONTREAL, Feb, 2l..-M. Chnntc.
loup, brass founder, who jlej.as, week
icft Ills entire fo,tunct1 his employees, os
ccpt icw thousand dollars which wcrr
bnlucnthcd to .barliict, Thc estate /.
valued nj fs,oDo,olo Each Of the 800 worl,
mcn receives eiOo Ini tho balance Ia loft 10
,hr.o forcincn who aro 10 carry on thr
business with Il, Mr. ChanicloBp was q
frnchinan nnd bad 10 tee from Paris dur
Ink tic riots there, lic settled In Canada
aud bull, 40 largo bn.lntss
The state herald., 1890-02-28
Going TO Work for lcpera.

CHICAGO. lLL., Feb. go.--hIlss Amy
:, Flower, otherwise known by her church
ahnr OF Slater lloso Gertrude, IL In this
'ity Oh her way 10 San Francisco. from
where she will suil Tor the Sandwich
slauds, where she VIII devote tho remain.
nr years OF her life IN tho scryieo of ,ho
clcr- AT knlnwoa N
Shr r. petite md pretty. the daughter of
~ bnPllsh Episcopal clergyman. Sho wns
converted to Catholicism and 200. out l,s n,
member OF tbc order Of ~ Domlnlcus. with
he popcp pblnAslnFenl scientific npparnt0s
u lrpfosy,
The state herald., 1890-02-28

WHEN II Is learned that tho colonel
OF tho cars body guard and several
other officers In 1t have committed
suicide on account OF having been i'm.
plicatcd In n plot ugalns. his life. we
can realize the reason for the shattered
nerves OF the imperial family that are
from time TO time alluded 10 ms somc.
thing surprising II n man has 10
guard himself continually against his
body guard no may wei! wish himself
dead and done with Il.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

TnE rIte OF canoniza,ion seems TO bc
long and difficult mattsr II will
take about n!no ycnr.. according 10 n
Rome letter. 20 canonizc Joan Of Arc.
The popular impression OF tho savior
Of France IL that she was an os,iinablc
and proper young woman. bu, popular
impressions arc not sufficient for the
pope. lic requires tho frozen truth Of
history. and learned advocate is dill. Z.
gently looking over muay old docu.
menis TO 500 II nny hnws Ia hor char.
meter can bc discovered.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

l.. +. BENSON. Nashville. Tennessee.
10 treasurer for the fund that is being
raised to keep the Hermitage, General
Andrew Jnclson's late home. in order.
and to buy the relics and memcntoes
now owned by Colonel Andrew jack
son. Tho sum needed is $3.50. O0o. and
II is believed that this can be raised in
one dollar subscriptions.
The state herald., 1890-02-28
hHsirsin Canada.

OTTAWA. Ont. Feb. n. 49, The French
language question has at Inst been settled
niior u six days debate, vote being ar
lied n, 10 night Tho government was
sustained In i,s proposal TO leave the aboi
l,Ion of French In tho Northwest Terrific
rlcs to local legislatures They got u ma
jorty o, ninety mine. The government,
effected d compromise with the opposition
ihis morning mud thus probably avericd
dissolution.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

WHEN ever II man OF ordinary intcl-
ligence gets bit by the mordern
sharper there is first behind the trans.
action the spirit OF speculation or OF
getting more than lies in n Legitimate
transaction possessed by the party
victimized. The victim is usually the
pnrty to the otTense.
The state herald., 1890-02-28
Tho Nicaragua c,,.,

NEW fonK. Feb. 17.--Chief En-.
Hlneor Monocal, Of tho Nicaragua Canal,
arrived from 0rcytown, aud reports ,ha
work progressing systematically and an, .
isfnc'ori,y' Progress on the prca, bronl,. {.
water Is rapid aud dredging tho chauno,
WILDE, WI, oos''l as soon Us tho drcdscs, already
ordered arrive. Vessels with heavy ma.
'crial Tor canal work will soon after n.
au'c 10 enter tho harbor Thc effect. ~
inc orcal'wa'er SO far as constructed n,s
precisely what hc predicted In arres,,ns
Tue drifting ofsaad Mt the harbors mouth
The state herald., 1890-02-28

The year 1890 is not leap year,
md tho funny photographers who have
tro,ted out their usual jokes about tho
formation OF 'old maids clubs" for
matrimonial purposes, the terror OF
bachelors. etc.. ure just two years
ahead OF time.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

THIS country held Its grippe with q
frightful tenacity little expected when
1t frat took hold. In this connection
is we'll enough TO remind the less class
ical that the technical French pronun-
citation is '.lah Cr-ripp,"
The state herald., 1890-02-28

The most encouraging reports come
from Greytown, the headquarters for
work on the new Nicaragua canal.
The American diggers are at work on
tho ditch. and are conquering all OBJ
staclcs. Present indications are that
tho gloomy fate Of the DE Lcsseps
canal will not overtake this enterprise.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

EITHER Kansas will have to qui,
raising such enormous crops" says
the Atchison Companion. ''or the rail-
way companies OF the state will have
10 bcgin building more cars" To this
the Emporia Republican makes curt
reply, Let tho railroads get down TO
their knitting then. Kansas crops are
not to bc limited for the accommoda-
tiop Of anyhody.n
The state herald., 1890-02-28

THERE are important undertakings
on tho programme In foreign lands MS
well as In our own America; among
them the building OF u 1, 800 mile rail
road across Siberia by the Russian
government The estimated COS. Is
e22o. 600, 900. Another Is the bridging
OF the Bosphorus, connecting Europe
With Asia. French engineers have
tho latter under plan.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

RUSSIAN women who become doctors
are compelled TO submit to very strin-
gent regulations. Among other things
they may not practice as regular ply
sictans until they are 40, but must,
up 10 this time, be nurses in charitable
institutions OF various kinds, or in hos
pifals
The state herald., 1890-02-28

THERE is always two sides to n
wrong. or two injuries inflicted by a
wrong-the one 10 the victim OF tho
wrong, and the other 10 the door OF it.
1t is too rare TO find this principle rec
ognizcd and insisted upon in political
statesmanship which is said to be
highest when 1t compromises.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

THERE is and always has been mos,
dreadful horror on the part OF many
people lcst they bs burlod alive. II
will DO truly relief TO such to know
that science is coming TO the rescue
with mn infallible means OF testing
whether or not tho vital spark has for
ever left the mortal frame. Electric.
ity Is the potent agency. and very soon
facilities for It's application will bc
doubtless made available 20 all.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

Tho committee ON railroads Of the
Pan American congress has made report
which will bc adopted recommending tho
construction Of i,u bin'fhaticnal railroad 10
connect tho in'iwsyi irystom OF North
America with ,hai Of tho Argentine rcpub
lie. aud declare they believe such M enter.
prlsc would do more TO promote pcuco anJ
tho commercial interests Of tho American
republics than any other possible means
The state herald., 1890-02-28

BRETHREN OF tho country press
should be cautious. and never buy dia-
monds except on clear day. The
least mist or fog In the atmosphere
will prevent you from discovering the
flaws in them. Damp. murky weather
practically kills the diamond busi-
The state herald., 1890-02-28

II is stated that Secretary Blaine
aud british Minister paunrcfotc hay,
reached mn amlcab!c nrrcomon, regarding
the Bchrlng .oe controversy. The United
States never having notified foreign pow.
cfs that their nshcrs must not catch flsh
there, Will pay for tho vessels recently
seized, the amount of damage. TO DO lcf, 10
arbitration. England Is to guarantee TIM,
her yossols shall not bo allowed 10 cntsi,
N tho waters Of l'cbring sea agaln.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

KATE FIELD is a strange creature
she evidently wants our congressman
10 stand on their heads, for In her
Washington she admonishes them to
cease sitting on their spines."
The state herald., 1890-02-28
DId. Ior lhe rIRhl lo a,h for Aln.kn

Bids for The righ, to iisb for Alnskn
seals were olened At tho treasury depart
ment on the gis, There were ten bidders
who made quito u variety OF offers. One
firm offers t;D5,oOc pcr nnnum and u .ig
for each shini another firm offers tjs,Joo
nnuunl rent and sio'5 for each skin. II
viii require MI expert TO decide which IL
the best hid. The government revenue
fiom the nshoric. will probably reach
nearly iuilliou dollers
The state herald., 1890-02-28

THE Portuguese took look at Eng
lands ships and guns. and counted her
soldiers and then concluded that dis
cretion was the better part OF valor
Force has to be respected.
The state herald., 1890-02-28

A, ilIdnlgo. Mexico, the city officials
IA !. claimed, have been In sympathy with
tho lawlcss c'emcn, OF tho place, 40 the
law abiding party called In the federal
authorities on the eve Of an election, and
having ru, nil the city officials and police
In Jail ran the election 10 suit themselves
The state herald., 1890-02-28

A company of Gyiisies are telling
fortunes und trading horse. d, Lonsn.onL
The state herald., 1890-02-28

Some Of the women crusaders In
Missouri have been convicted and given n
nominal fne,
The state herald., 1890-02-28

Nhcu Tue Nlgn uiGnitNflcs OF tno rhufcl
and state listen 10 the cry OF tho poor aud
lend their hand 10 tho cause. that cause IL
bound to triumph. When renj tho story
OF that strike ! took courage. II those
people In London, those people In England.
unskillcd. those ignorant people, 10000 OF
them cnn win their strike, what may not
tho lnborcrs In the United States win
Applause Things are getting 10 bc done
peacefully In this country. Peacefully.
! do not look Tor my moro war There IN
no need Of any wai. Thought will do II.
a little woman wrote u noycl-Uhcic Tom
Cabin. II was rcnd In every house IN ito
United States. by father aud mother. sls
tor md brother. the wGolc family read II
at once; and knew that when that novel
was rond. American slavery was doomed.
And so when ! sec your faces n1d hear
your request. md SEQ II comes from tho
federation OF labor. tho united voice OF the
iaborcrS OF America, know that II will bc
accomplished. Applause. | want 10 sec.
ladies' and Rcntlcmrn. u happier world.
want 10 SEQ loss anxious faces. I want
every man and woman 10 feel tim, thorc
Ia snillclcncy for 10 day and security for
10 morrow. Applause. You hnyn paid
mo compl nicnt 20 invite mc down bore
10 meet nnd speak TO yol. assure you II
il compliment when the worklnvnicn of
Denver ask tho pulpit TO come and sI.nlt
10 thon, Loud applause,
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lNSURING CHILDREN.

The Allied Humane sseiFtiss mag fsllew
the EBslish Way Of Abelisbibs sleh
Plans AltsEsihsV-A Demand feF Addi.
iisHAi waisrins Places for HsTses,
soms discussion was also INDUCED In BY
the Humane Society Directors yesterday on
ths receipt Of o circular from the ROYAL DO.
oisty for the Prevention Of Cruelty, OF Lon
don, England, on the question OF child IN
suranos. The directors agreed that the
question was q highly important one, ana
will see 10 II that the placing Of Insurance.
on the lives Of children foT the bsneht OF
the persons effected by the Insurance. IL not
abused. The directors propose 70 make
some mevs In the near future that will put .
check on fraudulent eases Of that class o.
life insuIaHes, IN England blli y psaalhs
and 10 10 possible that the allied htlhshs s. sg.
eieties OF America may fellow the LEAD eI thsii
English brethren and attend 70 the btspatsHisgh is
msAntime, the seeietys agents will carefully
Investigate oil cases of child Insurance thAt
nave the least semblahee Of ifFegulaflty On the
part OF persons effeeting the Insurance. ,..,.s
Since the beginning of the actual % heatsa
term, the Humane Society has been eelngea
with complaints that there u wotpl la9k o.
drinking places for horses IN this city ana ask'
ing that the society do something tor the pehe-
fit of the poor work horses, President Eaton
was Informed by the water department. that
there are now y places In operation. In the
entire city where animals can get drink OF
water. Mr., Eaton was Informed that II more
will be erected during the summer, but when,
no one knows. The society believes that less
number than so such places is inadequate to the
needs of the city and urge all persons, VINO can
do SO, to provide a public drinking fountain.
Secretary Davidson reported the following
contributions: Marshall, Kennedy Co., 80;
rla Il n. al " MI. OnDe0.
heimer, IS; James 4. Lindsay, s5; Johu Farrell
a.: Robert Morrow, $40
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The ss,,c, a5o OF Allegheny County

Are congratulating themselves upon being
members Of the Everett Piano Club, and
they certainly are favored by Dame Fortune.
We understand the club list is complete
and no more will bo admitted. Those who
are fortunate enough TO hold certificates OF
memb bership will secure one OF those elegant
upright grand Everett pianos for $3.50,
which are now selling for S425. The same
reduction In price IL secured by members on
all tho various STYLES,
Those beautiful cases, Rrtistioally carved
In bas RELIEF, worth $500, the members will
get at Si00 Since closing the list the man'
ager has been overwhelmed with app lica'
tions, and for the accommodation Of these
has secured carload Of pianos In addition
b. the $50 for the club. While these last,
the reduction obtained by the club contract
can be secured by cash or short-time buyers
only. Purchasers should call at once, ~
these will only last few days.
Mrs. l.. Q. Fisher Of California avenue,
Allegheny, receives the club piano this
week on certificate No. 20. Address or call
on ALEX Ross, Manager,
1877 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
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The Pure Baking Powder Co.,
ALBANY, nv. tyiS2iws
Month of July,

If there's any sand firm
enough to hold it up, common
clothing'll have to find it this
month. Expect a loud hue
and cry over prices. Expect
shop windo ws full Of fabulous
reductions. We can't put
Wanamaker clothing on par
with that sort. Its prices all
along have been based on
solid value in it. It's too re-
liable to cut and run. 1t
hasn't been how much will it
bring? Our rule is-As low
as it can be. Well 60 ahead
by that rule.
Where lots are broken and
not to be held, prices are low
cred, and dollars to be saved
to you.
Great quantities of and low
prices for Thin Goods.
Tailoring to order well done:
1000 styles of goods.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

dsHse, lie attempted 10 etehefate the pflss
eBsf by trying 20 shew that keiseH DID the
shooting
AZ $50 aeieeH y, NJ, District Attorney w. y,
J6bnstaH commenced 10 eiese the ease fef the
pTssseutiaH, lie made clear exposition OF
ihe Law as regards murder IN its different de-
ETsss and was interrupted IN powerful aas
ifsss IN which he demanded . verdict OF guilty
in the fret degree -,
AZ II e'eiofE the eourt adjourned I'LL this
morning at pflO o'oloot, and the jury was locked
up for the night,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16

GEORGE RUBERT entered suit for divorce
yesterday against his wife, Nellie, alleging i'm
moral practice since their marriage in March,
1889.
IN the Criminal Court yesterday Thomas
Hackett was acquitted on charge OF aggra-
waited assault and battery. Edward Mangus
was also acquitted on like charge, and Charles
Stoops pleaded guilty to charge of larceny.
William Schmidt is on trial on charge of en-
tering a building and receiving stolen goods.
RICHARD FALK, defendant in the United
States Court at Erie presented petition yes.
terday asking for subpenas for four witnesses
in his behalf who live in Northumberland
county. He AYERS that he is too poor to pay
their fees. Falk is charged with using the
mails to advance the sale of counterfeit money.
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DRIVING HER HUSBAND BALD.

A Wife Accused OF Continually mistreatinR
Her Better Half
A complaint was made at the ofiice OF the
Anti-Cruelty Society, yesterday afternoon, that
the wife of John Miller, Of Arlington avenue,
Twenty-seventh ward, was making life bur
den to himself and family. Mr.. Miller is an
employe of Jones & Laughlins' mill, and does
not reach home until late at night but when be
does arrive it is alleged that MS wIte caresses o.
precipitate badness. She does not provide
him with his meals, it is charged, and refuses
to permit her daughters to do SO.
Superintendent Dean will investigate tne
far nd
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WILLS FILED YESTERDAY.
One Of a wemsH whsss Lawyer 10 10 .
PesHliaF PssitisH.

One et W8msH Whsse LAWYER " w
PeeHliar fssitisH.
The will Of Martha stewart Was hlsd In the
itsgistsf's once yesterday. she issves hef On.
tire estate 10 the children Of . deceased
brother. John Gallagher, of wilew Springs,
Douglass county, Kan, She names d. Jehh
Graham, Of pihineRt, ~ executor, A peculiar
feature Of the will 10 that AH attorney was one
Of the witnesses 10 the document, RAd after
drawing u up and saying, ~ IL usual IN such
cases, she WAS Of sound mind, he signed it, and
when he presented it yesterday, he made an
dayiL thai she was not OF sound mind, The
pTaessdlhg II peculiar one, but may be made
elsaFsT when the other witness flss ah Am'
dAVL
Other wills were tled Yesterday, that OF John
A. UmbsTgsF, Of Elisabeth township, who
leaves a small property 10 his family ellen
Cornelius, of Neville Island, who bequeathes
1sr prpRssn 70 ot shs Tsnsh nsd sns Who oIss laayss
ali 10 his wife.
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To-Day-Hnudkerchief' sRIe-Pure Liner
Hemstitched at 1215 Cents,
And 100 styles, embroidered, at 25c.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.