The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06
NEWS NUGGETS.

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list, is dead.
Tho war In Chill is assuming large
proportions.
The Senate has passed I he House
apportionment bill.
Tho funeral OF Secretary Window
took place Monday.
1t was 3S degrees below zero at st.
Paul II few days ago.
Meissonier, the great French
painter died last week.
The Sioux chiefs are having high
old time In Washington.
Emin Pasha is giving lot Of trouble
to the Berlin authorities.
Count Won Waldersee, the German
minister OF war, has retired.
The Mount Carmel mir ship seems
to be making success OF 1t.
A successful exhibition OF the flying
machine was given in Chicago Friday.
William +. Villas has been elected
Senator by the Wisconsin legislature.
Banker Kean wants to settle with
his creditors for 35 cents on u dollar.
The dead lock In the Illinois legis-
ature continues without any sign Of II
break.
1t is now said that tho Union Pacific
shops ut Salt Lake will not be moved
to Ogden.
.tr. Blaine denies the report that
negotiations are on foot for reciprocity
with Canada.
Burglars blew open the safe OF ex-
Mayor Roche in Chicago last week
and secured $1,000.
Tho Nebraska House has declined
to order recount OF the vote on the
prohibition amendment.
Ingalls, friends arc urging the
President to appoint that gentleman
secretary Of the treasury.
A fibre-extracting machine that
revolutionizes the twiEo industry has
just been invented in Chicago.
The number OF killed in the Nam
mouth mine explosion in Pennsylvania
is now known to have been $50.
The Alliance leaders ARE already be-
ginning to talk OF Senator-elect PETER
us their candidate for President.
A mob OF white men attacked nine
sleeping negroes ut Carbon Hill, Ala,
Friday night, killed four and seriously
wounded five.
Last Thursday evening tho stage
running between chihuahua, Texas,
and Pinos Altos, Mexico, was robbed
OF $40 900 by highwaymen.
Lieutenant Schwatka, the famous
explorer, fell down flight Of stairs
at Mason City, Iowa, the other day.
and was seriously injured.
The finance committee Of the
Worlds Fair report that 1t will take
fifteen million dollars 10 pay the ex-
penses OF the great exposition.
William Gay Ballantync, professor
OF Greek at Oberlin college, has been
elected president OF the college, sue
cceding Charles S. Fairchild.
James II. Boycc Il Co. n large dry
goods house ut Butte. Montana, has
made an assignment with assets at
fl25. 900 md liabilities OF 100000.
MIR. Window, Secretary OF the
Treasury, died Mt banquet in New
York last Thursday night. This Is
the first break in President Harrison's
cabinet.
Thursday afternoon large lndle OF
moulten steel In the Duqucsnc Steel
Works was accidentally upset and the
contents poured out upon four men,
burning them to death.
The business men OF Ration. N. NJ,
have raised $500 for the detection and
conviction OF any person who has been
the cause OF the series OF inccndiary
fires Mt the Santa Fe shops.
One thousand employees ut the steel
works OF the Bethlehem iron works
have suffered reduction In wages
averaging 10 per cent. Depression
In the trade Is attributed us the cause.
Clark w. Hatch. who gained great
notoriety year ago when he was
tried for the murder OF his uncle In
Kit Carson County, Colorado. and no.
quilted, has now been arrested for
forgery.
Dispatches from Greece tell OF u
horrible disaster, huge mass OF
snow, Ice and earth came rolling down
from the mountains upon the town OF
Athamana. with terrible results.
Twenty-Five persons were killed out
right and many Injured, while eighty
houses were destroyed.
I. A. Mann, II prominent citizen Of
Mindon. Ncb, became cnraged at u
COW ana deliberately Tied the animal
IN sa,u ana cut OH her legs win n
saw, INC ci.,zchs became terribly
excited wheh 'hP iact was KNOWN ana
Mann was compelled 10 Nee To escape
lynohing' Inc authorities are on his