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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
Temperance in England.

LONDON. May 25.-The Church OF
England Temperance Society las split
over the question Of compromising dispos-
scsscd publican officials, though getting rid
OF publicans under any terms was great
thing for temperance. A strong minority
OF the society protested against these sin
ncrs receiving the rate-paycrs money,
and tho schism has now gone so far thu,
several pro minent members have with
drawn from the sooiciy,and body of them
intend taking part In the great demons,ra.
ton against compensation In Hyde Park on
June :.
a special platform viii be allotted to
them from which several church dignitar-
les will speak, who, under ordinary cir
cuinstanccs, would scorn to take part In an
outdoor demonstration. Tho affair Is being
organized with AN enthusiasm which makes
Its success assured. Tho Wesleyan and
other non.coniormist churches have M
pointed special committees TO assls, IL, and
labor societies us well rs dlstinc,lyely
temperate bodies urc working hard TO the
same end.
The liquor people, who are particularly
irrlta,cd Mt Sir wilfrcd Lawson's denun .
citation OF them In Parliament, bnyc been
having an amusing revenge upon him By
sending letters In his name TO wine incr.
chants aud brewers ordering prodIgIou.
quantities Of liquors, presumably for the
temperance baronct's personal consump-
ton. Sic Wilfred has been kept busy Nil
tho week refusing alcoholic conslgnmcn,s
and has had publicly TO rcpudiato his sup
poscL bnnaNllhlnr.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
A Vicious Horse.

FORT COLLINS, Colo, May 23.-At
O'Clock this afternoon, US George Thomp-
son, native of Scotland, was leading a
large Norman stallion belonging to w. +.
Sherwood OF Fort Collins, the horse sud.
denly attacked his keeper. MIR. Thomp-
son endeavorcd to secure the vicious
animal to n hitching-post, but was unsuc--
cessful. He then tried to reach club
with which to defend himself, but before
he could reach one the horse was upon
him, knocking him down.
He then began trampling upon the pros
trate man and to tear the mans clothing
from his body. He caught two fingers in
his mouth and nearly tore them from his
hand. He then took the now unconscious
man by one arm and swung him from the
ground, decorating the limb in u most
shocking manner. He then dropped his
victim in Tie street, the clothing being en-
tirely stripped from his body,
During this terrible scene the widest
confusion prevailed. Women tainted and
men shouted for help.
A few came to the rescue Of the unfor-
tunate keeper with clubs and rocks. One
hit tho enraged animal with n two by four
scantling n terrific blow upon the head and
anotSer threw n rock weighing ten pounds
which nearly crushed its skull. Thus the
animal was finally driven from his victim
The horse is said to have killed another
keeper in Pueblo.
MIR. Thompson is professional horse
trainer and has a family. The chances for
his recovery are considcredas almos, hope.
less.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
Reckless Railroading.

KANSAS CRY, Mo. May 22.-lt is
known tina, the wreck OF the Chicago 4
Alton passenger train, which occurred
this morning near Blue River, by which
ten or twelve people were severely injured
was caused by tho carclcssness OF tho en-
ylnccr Of the passenger train, Who was
racing With the Missouri Pacific train
going the same way, II dcvclopes that
this is the usual custom with these trains
every day.
In this instance the engineer was going
ut tho rate of nbon, sixty miles an hour
and ON coming to the crossing found that a
freight train had already reached tho post
and had given tho slsnal for crossing.
Tho air.bralScs wcre applied but they
could no, atop the train and the engineer
endcavorcd TO nut on full speed and make
the crossing ahead OF the freight.
The ircigh. engiu. struck N, midilr
coach ,quarcly, and such was the force OF
the passenger trains momentum that tho
freight engine was dragged clear onto tho
Wabash tracks, The mos, remarkable
part OF the whole accident was the fac,
that no ono was killed, us the coach was
loaded.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
Boston's Anti.Bar Law,

BosToN, May 20.-The anti-bar law
went into effect to-day for tho first time
since 1t was enacted fifteen years ago, but
1t does not mean the abolition Of the bar
per Sc Very few bars are being removed,
but their days Of usefulness are over until
another legislature can remove the obnox-
ious law from the statute books, for that is
TO be the gubernatorial and legislative
fight next fall. Every bar-room In the
city will have screen during tho emain-
def Of the year. The screen encloses the
bar so that the space behind 1t Is not un
like cage. Just at present 1t is bear
garden, Judging by the fierce looks on the
faces of the bartenders Under tho rul
ing Of the board OF police man may build
screen in front OF his bar, or he may pile
stack OF lager beer boxes or any other
material on it, anything, in fact, SO long US
he does not deal out liquor over It. In the
matter of feed, they are warned to be very
careful, and are particularly cautious not
to give drinks TO persons who are stand.
ing. All must be seated. Tho liquor eau
be drawn behind the bar as heretofore and
the glasses when filled may DO deposited
upon 1t, but the walters will be obliged to
20 behind the bar and get the liquor, OF
else pass through the arched openings
which in many instances are cut for that
special purpose. Several dealers have
been arrested, and their cases will DO laid
before the supreme bench US quickly ms
the machinery OF the law can carry them
thpru
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
Out of a Russian Prison.

New YORK, May 25.-Among the
cabin passengers on tho Augusta Victoria
from Hamburg was Herman Kempinski, u
Russian by birth and nnturalized Amer
lean citizen. Ho was on the way to his
home In Bridgeport, after having spent
thirteen months in u Russian prison on the
charge Of evuding military duty. He was
was accompanied by his wife and two lit
tie girls, who remained near him. His
wife was confined In Jail.
They had returned to Russia to visit
their parents, md the husband was ar
rested without charges.
Kcmpinski tells an interesting story Of
his experience and Of his wiic's efforts to
procure his release. She first applied to
MIR. Wurtz, the American Consul, who
promised to intercede but nothing more
was heard from him.
A few months later n friend coming TO
America laid the case before Secretary
Bayard but the correspondence which fol-
lowed had no result The friend, u few
months later, laid tho case before Secre.
tary Blaine, who, according TO Kempinski's
story, notified MIR Wurtz to demand the
tho prisoners release, and failing, to dc.
mand passport and leave the country.
As soon as this cable was laid before the
Car he ordered the prisoners release.
This was Immediately done and the unfor.
tunate man was treated with every con
sideration. lie says that the Russian Jail.
ers demanded money for everything done
and that his wife expended nearly 10000
during his Imprisonment He will see
Secretary Blaine and try to recover his
money.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
Prohibition studsnt,.

VERMILLIoN, s. D., May 26.-fhis
morning thcre occurred very singular
demonstration. Al ten o'clock was 10
have occurred the hearing Of G. l.. Salmer
for druggists permit to sell liquor under
the new prohibition law. Tho students OF
the university, to the number Of two hun.
drod and fifty, out their classes ind with
banners paraded tho streets Of the town.
Fully half the number were young ladies'.
Some Of the notices wore Us follows:
"Untversity or Saloon;" "Will You Have
the Salooni" "We Arc the People," "Be-
hold Our Fate" In connection with the
following Inscription was o huge dragon
and large bottle with snake crawling
from the neck-"Spirit OF Education or
Spirit Of Alcohol Other notices OF like
character decorated fifty or more banners.
1t was mighty protest, as Salmer has
been violator Of the liquor laws made for
the protection Of the university for the
past three years.
After the parade the students and citi.
IONS filled the court and the case was
called, Judge Glrard Runyan presiding.
Mr. Salmer asked for u continuance In
order to procure counsel and by consent
tho hearing was adjourned until Thursday.
The students were angry because Of tho
adjournment and at once took up collec-
ton TO procure good legal talent The end
Is not yet, as Mr.. Salmer says he will try
and have the ring leaders arrested II any
intimidation is attempted next week.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
Mani.ou's Cog Road.

The Manitou journal gives the fol-
lowing description of the first locomotiv
received:
The engine is christcned John HUI
bert" In honor of the originator of tho
scheme and president of the corporation.
The cab and boiler are like any other full
grown steam engine, but the intricate
machinery underneath the creature is
what catches the eye. Three small wheels
on either side run on the '.r' rails, but
the thing climbs the mountains directly
through the agency of three sets OF gear
ing directly over the center OF the track.
In these three sets OF gearing IRE six cog
wheels with steel teeth two and one half
inches thick, which III into the two steel
cor rails running along the center of the
track.
The propelling power will be applied di
reetly TO drum above tho two rear
drivers. The front drivers are moved by
walking beam running from the second
driver. The brak, apparatus is especially
strongly built. On either side OF the cog
wheels is corrugated surface which the
heavy steam brake operates with the sud.
dcnncss OF Pueblo sand storm. The en-
CINE is fitted with hand brakes and an I'D
ditionai device by which the cylinders act
rs brakes.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
How to Treat Tramps.

PEMBERroN, n. j.. May 26.-Miss
Carrie E,khard, pretty l5-year- old GIRL
residing with her mother about two miles
from this place, was surprised by two
tramps while she was alone In the house
yesterday. The tramps knocked mt the
kitchen door, and before Miss Eckharl
could respond they entered the house and
demanded In grun tones something 10 cat
The girl run to an adjoining room and pro.
cured u doublo.barrelied shotgun.
During her brief absence tho tramps ran.
sacked tho cupboard and secured silver
watch ind about q. In money. Miss Eek
hard returned To the room and pointed the
shotgun nj the men commanding them Ia
give up the stolen property under penalty
OF being riddled with buckshot. After
hesitating long enough 10 see that tho girl
was determined 10 shoot II they did no,
comply, they dropped their booty and has.
lily disappeared down the road.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
kemn,ler to be electrceutea.

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pruho C'ur' uehieo Inc applicu'ioh 'or
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
Beware Of Uncle SAM.

WAslliSGroS. May 2l.-Sccrctary
Window to day signed orders for tho rev.
onne cutter Bear directing that shc iinmc.
dla'ely sail TO ounala.Sn aud thence cruise
In Bchring sea 10 ruard against my VIC.
ialion Of the statutes on sealing matters.
The instructions Will no, differ materially
from those OF lasl year but win DO much
more specific, Efforts Will bc made 70
avoid y repetition Of las, years experience
with onc.map prize ctows. II Ia under.
stood, according TO the prcsen, instruc.
tiohs. vessels caught violating tho law will
be dismanted and deprived of all means Of
further violation. Their logs aud all skins
will nlao DO seized.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30

HAVANA, May 9i.-Thc police have
captured the long looked for French muir
dcror, Eyraud. lie registered NJ tho Ifotc
Roma under tho name OF Maguci Doskl.
lilo claimed 10 bc native OF Poland.
When placed IN Jail lie attempted suicide
by cutting the veins In his ice aud arm.
In his trunk were found social French
newspapers containing details of tho crime.
Ia addition 10 police oiiiciHls who have
pictures OF the murderer, several people
hAyn identified the prisoner ~ Eyraud.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
The State Conspiracy Cas-.

The conspiracy case on trial at
Denver is finished. The Jury acquitted
The defendants, Captain Rice aud Collier
3 Cleaveland,of the act of conspiracy, but
,ensured them as follows:
"The jury has given careful consldera-
lion to the questions presented TO Thorn,
and while clearly Of the opinion that tho
testimony did not show that defendants
lid conspire together, and, therefore, are
not guilty Of the crime as charged, they
feel 1T a duty they owe to themselves as
well us To the people of the State to call
attention. to few facts.
"They ore convinced that there has
been gross overcharges made in the bills
presented to them for consideration. Tho
public printers have because Of their
willingness to bid In some cases less than
actual cost relying upon tho carelessness
and want of regard for the interests Of the
State on the part of State officials) shown
that it was their intent to make these
overcharges when opportunity offered.
Such intent and acts, In our Judgment,
calls at least for public ccnsure.
1--WE are convinced that the Secretary of
State did not have that regard for the in
terests Of the people that proper appre-.
citation Of the duties Of his oifice demands ;
that there was gross carelcssuess and
neglect in tho procuring OF supplies and
arranging for the economical purchase Of
same-such carelessness and neglect Us
calls for like censure,
Though other State officials Sare not on
trial at this time, we feel that &xal, II not
greater carelessness prevailed In the ofiico
of the State Auditor and on the part Of the
mcasurer Of State printing, for, without
such neglect of duty on tho part Of these
officers, it would not have been possible to
secure warrants in settlement OF accounts
that were manifcstly wrong, not only in
the items charged, but also In the compu-
tation, which should have been apparent
to an accountant Of tho most limited ex-
perience.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30

LoSpoS, May ?G.-Lori Knu,iord,
the colonial secretary, has received nm M
rry address, To tho Queen from the
Newfoundland legislature. Tho addrcS.
protest. In tho loudost manner nnalnsi
French aggrcssIons, bountlcs aud smup.
gilngs, which i,'ays the English govern
meat appears 70 tolerate nad absolutely
declines 10 consent 10 the arbitration Of
the lobster dispute The legislature calls
upon tho imperial government to cause the
removal Of tho obstetrics and stop all Gsh.
Ing privileges until boUntios nro abolished
threatening 10 ,ako iis own measures II
tho government refuses.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
General MlddIelon Ihrsnlnns.

OTTAWA. Ont. May 25..--'rhe gov.
eminent, II is understood, called upon Con.
oral Sir Ftod Middleton yesterday TO 10
Sign, and he declined to do NO until bla
term expired nust month. l'ho general
says no Ia willing TO pay for one eighth of
the furn lootnt by MIN aud no more. IA the
othura wen, 10 mcmbcm OF tho cabinet, Ia
officials ~ NE government house, aud Ia
several less important pcrsonaee- for
whose debts he thinks he ia neither legally
uor morally responsible. lic ,brca,ena Ia
toll the maine. OF those who shared In thu
blunder II his reaionn,ian 4. n.i.,ai ri.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30

The village Of 81. Mnhlou. ncnr
Hildcshclm. Germany, was visited recent,
~ by severe hail storms, which have done
considerable damage, and tho people gath
cred In church 10 pray for cessation Of
the f,orms. While tho services were in
progress Thunderstorm came up aud the
church was struck by lightning -Four ,e,.
sons were Instantly killed aud twenty ia
lured, four being rendered completely
blind The people became panic stricken
aHd N rush for the deers two children
we've crushed 10 death
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30

LONDON, May 25.-'fho Times prints
u long and caus,lc letter from Mr.. Stanley
In reply TO tho recent u,,crunccs OF Lord
Salisbury. Mr.. Stanley declares boldly
that II tho German colonial demands be
granted II would DO more economical 10
make Germany n rift OF tho whole british
sphere. Then tho British investors might
obtain ahillipHa for the pounds they have
ctcdulousiy been vlotImisod out OF.
Ia conclusion no doelnrol that the Ger
man sphere ia the finest In Africa and
adds, "stili their cry IL give. give II you
think they are betiar adapted than tho
English 10 clyilise Africa do nothing half
hrartedly. Yield NIL, Including Egypt.
YOU shall not hear any protest from nc,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30
Sam Wakes Up Saint and Sinner.

OGDEN. Utah, May 23.-Sam Small
is creating any amount Of disturbance
among the unrcgenerated of this city. The
Pharisee church members are also having
his free lanccs buried deep in their spirit
ual anatomy, for Samuel gives saint and
sinners their meat duly seasoned. Last
evening he referred to the church people
who were always wanting an "old fash
Toned revival "You old spiritual
tramps,n said sam, ''you set back in your
cushioned chairs, aud cry for an old
fashioned gully washing, trash-inoving
revival. Give us gully washing, trash
moving crowd, and we will have what you
are so ANXIOUS TO sec. You are like rotten
logs, only lit TO clog up the course of the
stream; 10 hinder the triumphant march
of tho ear Of Salvation"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30


ST PAti., MINI, May 22.-Through
the llbcrali,y Of l.. 4. Mcnarc, OF Mime.
apolls. 4. $. Bourous Of tic uulyer.I,v of
Minnesota aud u. q. worccs,er. of Tho
University of Michigan expect 10 leave
Minneapolis August fot y stay N eevsf,l
year. among the Philippine Island. upon a
scientific exploration. SIR. MENACE ma
sumcs the responsibility Of the Goa, Of the
expedition with tho hope tina, through hi.
'ucans collection OF great Interest may
be obtained and the cause Of natural sci-
cncc he benefited. f,ls intended tia, tho
products Of this expedition shall form ,be
nucleus OF u museum, The ospeJl,lon /.
expected TO gather specimens. OF mammals,
bird, aud coral. and tho beautiful wood.
N, ,he rou,,ri,. vt.i,,l o,, 40 .,,...
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30

A MANAGER In Birmingham, Eng.
land, has n plan by which tho very
worst plny is turned into m instant
success lilo always keeps pair OF
prondswords bohind tho scenes. and L,
during u first night he notices that tho
interest IL tagging ho has couple OF
men rush on from the opposite side.
oil Tho stage mud begin TO fight with
swords This always captures tho
audience, mud tho curtain COOS down
amid n roar OF applause.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30

Din. MANY wALKrn has boon trying
Tor hftccn years 10 gc, $4,000 from tho
government for services performed py
hcr during tho war rs IL surpoon
During tho cnrly months OF tho war
sho was tho only woman surgeon in
tho field, and many prominent men,
among whom wns President Lincoln.
have testified 10 the value OF her work.
She now lies on pod In n little attic
room In Washington. pennilcss. mud
suffering from u serious accident
which bcisll hor over year ago,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30

\ handsome woman, rnillcr under
middle nRe, recently registered nj n
Philadelphia hotel n DR.. VI. WlIkcn.
of Vienna. Ailsirin. Her signature
hadn masculine appearance mud nobody
would have thought Tint Il was written
by y woman. Dr Wilkcns dressed
handsomely aud wore valuable lin.
mond.. She is n wealthy woman who
has taken the degree Of medicine 10
crafty her personal tastes. While IN
Philadelphia shp visited the principal
hospitals of ilni city.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-05-30

TIE Premier Building society, OF
Melbourne. by far the largest institu-
ton OF tho kind In all those colonies.
has suddenly stopped payment. Hun
'lrcds of poor persons Of both sexes arc
ruined. Tho failure resulted from
reckless speculation in land during the
late land boom.