The state herald., 1890-01-24
DR.. Blair told C. E. Mcpherson that
he was satisfied that Kelsey had sold


he was satisfied that Kelsey had sold
out.
Rev. Chas. A. Stevens, Evangelist
of the Christian church, held services
last Sunday at the chapel In West
Holyoke.
DIR. Barr, w. II. Moore, Chas.
Oberg, w. Patterson and Fred Hawks
were in the city last week as Witness
es in the contest case of Patman VS..
Emma Anderson.
Judge f. E. Armour, one OF the
best judges in eastern Colorado, was
in our city last week us attorney in
the Patman.Anderson case.
Judge A. p. Rittenhouse Of Denver
formerly district judge Of this district,
is attorney for the defendants In the
white cap case. The judge is ona Of
Colorado's best attorneys.
"IIog Williams of this Holyoke
News has brought q liable suit again
st L. d. Tipton, OF the Herald, for
2 900 damages to his character" The
joke of the year. The idea Of such
an old repobate claiming to have a"S2,
600 character" would cause cast-iron
dog to laugh. s., 900 character! Ha! la!
Logan Co. Advocate.
The people of Colorado want honest
and ecoUo micial government. but In
order to secure that blessing they
must take the trouble to elect fit and
trustworthy officials. Political pi-
rates banded together for public
plunder cannot be expected to protect
or to promote the welfare of the State.
Mrs. J. F. Kenyon, wife of John F, Z
Kenyon, :-:.....ftrain dispatcher on tn,
Burlington, this place, 1irs, : se.;:..-r.'s,,,
morning Of pneumonia, which grew
out of serious attack Of Ia grippe. The
funeral took place here yesterday. A
number of McCook friends attend ed.
The conviction that ballot reform will
prevail in majority of the states of
the union in the next two or three
years is becoming general. The last
state to consider the question is West
Virginia. Although the legislature is
democrat the question has been taken
up intelligently, and there is hope that
the Australian system may be adopted
mt this session. Does Mr.. David b.
Hill see the handwriting on the wall?
The new republic of Brazil is some
thing of an experiment from the fact
that the entire country, which is about
the size of the United Staes, will rul-
ed by one central Government. Some
idea Of the magnitude Of this plan NAV
be cleaned by supposition that all the
State Governments Of this country be
abolished and the entire Union control
ed from Washington. The progress Of
Brazil in this direction will be. watched
with much interest by the people Of the
United States.
General Crook has been visiting the
are at present spending the season be-
cause they are too handy with thu
torch and tomahawk In Arizona. The
general is said to have been deeply
affected at the sight OF their mclan-
choly situation and ''his recital to
the president and Secretary OF war
has determined them to do something |
in reparation Of the great injustice
done these Indians That injustice |
seems TO consist solely Of the fact
that they are kept in a police camp
and are dying because their natures
are such that they cannot stand the
the restraint. This is, indeed, sad.
What pity these charming assassins
OF the prarics could not he permitted !
TO roam over their sativc cactus |
beds, living upon the governments
bounty IN winter and numbering the
white .sttlcrs In summer.
Mrs. l.. II. licrschilcld, one OF the |
leaders OF lIelcna,s, Mont. "i00,"
and the wife OF n triple millionaire,
who was looked upon rs a sure winner
Of one Of the Senatorial plums captur-
ed 10y Colonel w. i. Sanders and |
Il. G. Powers, created sensation 10.
day by publicly horscwhlpping Spruille
Bradcn, asaycr In charge OF the Unit
ed States mint Of this city. Shortly
after noon Mrs. Iicrschlcld met Bra.
den ut the corner Of Park avenue aud |
Clark street, and halted him. Sud
denly she drew heavy blacksnakc
from beneath her scalskln cloak, and |
struck l,raden several blows ON the
face and across the shoulders. He
turned To flee, but the infuriatcd wom-
an ran after hIm, and piled the whip
with such ,lgor that BradeD, who was
bleeding from the nose and several
cuts on his scalp, grappled with his
assnllant and pinned her arms to her
side. As he did SO hr felt n revolver
In her pocket, and fearing that she
would carry ont her threat 10 kill him
Bradcn called policeman ndd after u
scuillo Mrs. llcrschilcd was dlsarmcd.
She was then sent home In carriage,
and Bradcn returning 10 his hotel.
locked himself In his room and refused
10 bc seen by amy one. II Is stated
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