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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

The fuisomc adnlltlon oi Governor
wfaars ~ men who haze be"I favored
With osff,e under his administration
4 So aaascating that. II the Governor
r,r,erH were birssrd with much com
usnn srrs he would Dat q stop to L.
stsa wao - o.he- vaIks o. l.fs havc
ron.lacted Themselves iltc per
solss az s~rss drop into driv-
cling iioey when they tax
ct ths Go raor ssiio appcasci their
s1syagan erov'ns for office. His
rau,r b,. even hfa stlsk n for the
frcdacrfai nominntion. Orly few
days saee *. J. saaak. o, ;he soidiers'
ffarne board. Is reported 10 havc fav-
eseI as naminaflon Tor President
Even our own. usually sensible. towns
rian. " Weston. has not hes.tated
20 sio8ber over the Governor II l.
feo nasb aad one rcsoerati. pepper.
tar feaier, - getting -isf o. the
orhnnes vhieh aErcts 10 many -
Cow winah-' arpelnfscs II expre rsed
lsseil saiterlally' yesterday ia tals
wha.
lhe n5e1fs - GOV N1nans. cspcc-
says iHa=a lri.uas whom he has ap-
feiatea 70 offire. are doing ,heie best
rs msAe a iooi ~ fhe old man, 10
haid biH ea ~ riGrals IA She eyes ~
sihh- reB and perhaps ~ swell his
iee-. me itsf of these Nsllscreet
~ ais 10 paf hiuss.sff On feeori =
ft'slsainl Mckay ~ Ouiney 6rpafy 81
lae sectaT 81 ass GixLtiet ~ tae Greet-
al ss0F W.esrH Afr 1feKay j. agofsd
- saFIaa fflf ssH t5ps y inans u
tHc atan wHo eaa carry fAsz state,
- ~ ~ waaa eake = woativfialiH
sfseaG Presidential candidate y Mf
#skss kaows asvthiHw ~ hpows this
= fha ni.ssf Hftar rot iwesiaftie tfHx.
Is .aauz has Hs mofe ehaHea ~ helHR
ffesislaaf ef ever - gtfHsg she Hugnb
Fafan sasa he hss an isss - ths
aiaaifv aa3 saaer - the ofitea Ne -
fadsv ~ aeeaeaf haiaiaz fsey y is-
sss esaif a8f saffY Michigan as q
lfess8satlal candidate fselsa fsoek
p0ad sers fhe oaly candidate agsinss
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

l. Il. wcstoa i 4 very hopeful fn-
diydual politically. UEder his
eulaarce the Democrats party Of
Michigan. rs ver quite bat always TO
a. bless. s,aght q losing asht- His
honfs. however. maintained a steady
faset ar Ia tic p,ue cmpyFean-blue
s. T. good word, - things tinasiiy did
e.5 Dla- Tor Weston. Ias hopes Ee yer
wos 5le5 "a tl.ci. fHeat. bar ais bank
a. oaat Cil. rs so COO deficiency
.a che casapasgn q lsi3 doubled him
al ~ ant d. dropped outside Of the
trsustw o-ks last year. Then eanie
~, lanAi.a- ana hc was-'t in IA"
Il has since " isgled IN. however. and
now q s. ths great bsyh mosui OF
tho M.chiscn WollI'S rair commission
-by virtue II the ladies' and an ne
e.d-ntal vote Weston Il in Chicago
anI has b "a iatersiev.f d--that's what
he's there flr. IL laughed sly-
~ and 'wiakea one eye" lust Why
h. ven. or, &c on IL olly Is not
stated. perhtps the oshc- was busy
o. kept IA reserve. He pictured 10
ths rerorte- the II cctlonltc condition
q the farIlera and the Democracy in
Michigan and the certainty of the
states hein~ in tho Democratic col
ann when the vot'n- day gets
Ground" Wcston's conclusions are
eonicv.hat startln- TO Que familiar
with the manner in which the Demo
trecv trcgted the Patrons In tho / Eis-
iature last winter bat their bi.argish-
rrss l. accounted FOR V aca his process
- reasoning Is Investigated. With an
Other siy Iauch aai wink out OF the
rcs-rv, cve. he totdled Into ono of the
RECEPTION ROOMS II the hotel with the
rerortcv 81 his heels and thn pointed
oar 20 the scrib, Il tabicau that Will
go down 20 histosv---Gov. Winans
ant Eugene II. Bcl;len having IN carn-
esq cOuf9b Than weston, not forget
tne his SIS laugh. denominated the
sa,lcau. The Industrial au1 Demo
vratic Parties Getting Tcgctier. Pie
tarc the splcador cf tic transiigura-
ti0a that burst upOl tae enraptured
vision Of that Chicogo reporter Win
rms and Bellen IN earnest confab and
weston laughing slyiy. Hence the
Strtc win go Democratic. II Gov.
viaans had happened at that evcntful
rlomeut TO BE- buszinS Mrs. Valentine,
Weston would havn dubbed the tab
lcau THE Republican and Democratic
Parties Gcttins To~ether," for 1t Is
a. c.alm OF the Democrats that Mrs.
Valentine represents the Ecpahlican
party on the commission. Weston's
pronostications sound very much like
those he made when he was running
tae machine for the Democracy and
tho Republicans ike nothing better
than Wcston'a prophecies unless, Per
haps. there may be some special po-
trncy In his wlnSa and sly laughs. II
they are particularly dangerous to
lepubiicanism. hc shoulhn't spring
them va ecrly In thc campaign. They
arc liable 20 grt worn out before the
fra1 figat is on.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

II Grover Cleveland does 60 out TO
Ohio to help in tho campaign the silver
plaak viii faFnish him an excellent
text Peoria Transcript.
Thomas E I, ,rd is with VA again.
and already there II m excess ~ oxone
in the political atmosphere. Roches-
ter pemorrat and Chronicle
With fidelity 20 tbs ticket there has
NJ been in twenty years a better
chance % resieem the state than In
vlfes unlted effort this fan. -Syracu=e
STANDARD
New York ClfY PAYS 500 600 more
fsf eof having ifa streets cleaned than
the sam sefviee essf four years ago.
Temm=ay poekefs she profits Roeh-
eater pemo~Fsf
If Govsrhor Campbell CONTINUES 20
kirk his party piafform 20 pirres.
sers ~roa thsFe ~tii naf Dc enoazl 81
IL isfi f0F hins "a et ashore on Ia
diaaaposi- foHFnal
Win fhe feople's party claiming.
sa deAaaee ~ facts and nzares, that
there are g a0oo. GOO moFfaa4ea home
io thss e8BRtFg. how esn g. have the
faes 50 as Tafie sam ~ i8aa mo8eY
oa resi estate sssnfigF1 nsses Il eS-
psef that our lasis viii g. willing
70 saFsacs mosey at per eani. 0R
sssofd elaFts sses9 Peoria 1raas
zsfigf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
JeNerson's Politics.

~. Il. -t2uii anu Il prtSs.
Mr.. Cleveland in his recent speeches
has fondly played with the name of
Jefferson in such manner as TO dis
turb the shade and stir the bones OF
the old patriot.
"Jeffcrsonian Democracy" This is
apparently the watchword and bat
tie cry OF Mr.. Cleveland and his fol-
lowers.
Now. tho fact is that IL Mr.. Jefferson
were alive today and retained his
original political opinions, he would be
n staunch Republican. Indeed. IL Is n
wcll-known fact that under the admin
istrations of Jefferson. Madison and
Monroe the system OF protection to
American manufacturers and products
was maintained.
The cry OF free trade was first heard
In the Democratic campaign Of Gen.
Jackson against the Wings. led by
Henry Clay
But free trade was not seriously con
tempiafcd or intended.
Gen. Jackson had himself. In letter
10 Mr. Coleman, OF North Carolina.
about this time. insisted upon the ne
cesslty oi protecting certain American
products, eaumcrating those most re
quIving such encouragement.
In this letter. among other things,
ne said: These being the great ma
terials of our national defense. they
Ought 10 have extended 20 them adc-
quate protection. thai our manuiac-
tarers and Iaborers may b. placed In
fnir competition with thosc Of Europe
IL l. time we shoald becomc n
little moro AmrricaniseI. AMI instead
of feeding raupers and laborers oi I'm.
rope. feed orr own people. or VIC VIII
i'e rendered pnupcrs oursclveA We
have beer too long subject To the pol
ley oi British merchants"
As President. In 1890. Gen. Jackson,
In his msssace 50 Congress. thus ex.
pressed his views. The right 20 I'd
inst duties with n viow % the eneour.
cement - domestic branches of in.
| dusfrF e. 49, completely inCileAtal "a
tae po ,fer ~ the government that IL
is aifiirult 40 suppose the existence 81
the one vith1af the other ma far.
ther on h. said In this conclusion.
I am confirrra "a sveii hy the opsn.
ions of presldsnts Washing on, = affer
s8a Madisoo aui Monroe"
va. Democracy. toy name j. ineon
siStensy
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

hlm. II Is time this ilaftery, froin
those - no hold offices 1oiier tAe ad-
minIstratioR. should eease IL par-
pose Is too apparent 20 deceive any
body
The Leader is right. Gov. winans
cannot carry the state. Nor did he
carry il last fan He Is simply an ae-
eIdeRt that would never have been
put on the ticket. If the big men OF his
party had had any idea OF his election.
The state went Democratic last year
for reasons far beyond Gov. Winans
and would have gone so with the devil
at the head of the ticket. The Re
publican party OF Michigan made Win
ans governor By staying at
home. but are claiming no credit
for il, as are the Demeerats who
didn't do IL. The Republican party.
however, viii not do SO much for Win
ans again
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
COMMANDER HARyEY.

The death OF Commander Harvey.
OF Merriam Post Is n sad finale TO
the pleasant occasion which brought
him and his comrades 10 this city. Al
though not personally known 10 many
Of our citizens. his position as com
mander of the visiting post and the
fact OF his being unable 10 participate
in the reception 'tenderei TO his post
have made him known TO the people
of Grand Rapids and many have been
the ANXIOUS inquiries after his health
from day TO day. The announcement
of his death comes nxe that OF an in
innate friead, for h was our hoao-ed
guest. Tic leaves behind him an en-
v.able record, both as a soldier and n
civilian. Me-iicn has lost an honored
citizen and Merriam Post beloved
COMMANDER Iaasmuci as Comman-
der Harvey was the city's guest, 1T
wouId h. but n lifting token OF re-
spcct ,hrt tho legs of the city be
placed at hal mast.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

The complaints of the foreign press
against the Mckinley tariff are some
of It's finest endorsements.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

1.-The President" must be patriotic
drama, fo- it is by an American
author. tells n purely American story
and is interpreted by an American
company. The President" will hold
forth at Powers tomorrow evening
and Saturday afternoon and evening.
Seats may be procured at the box of
flee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

There is felier In this town that's adyertisin
t5rHnt Ioai seSt bccens We sell OLD Ltk.
Now that Teller iacfnunfs thar oh lbt
Coal got ifs nnns from GENERAL lee hut
thai 3sSt ware hes mist 20 emo the fsct
al the fase IS fh4 lard ware Old LIZ
CcSi - r,ined Vas vunrr oned ty =
man fhst ras yfrv OLD. a. MA
name was lie hut 10 waseff u8
feattnn 80 grnefei lee mpre.
he dffnf tro seneral Lee.
Nceti ny rfpufatieBi r. We
hnrr this feiiff thst - advertiser Grant foai
eiH ia ~ "a 0LsD LEE. befoHs hs was rn
awfBi good man. his real - esry bocr
says Il RHfui GOOD tstu. We hcre nobody
wa fase tie pans ~ iock this tsfsnf
coai isiirf. Daf sil hurry rite aosa
t. onr OFF, a order fhef viufef sup
~ # insi t,fsgrt iI cts ffczen coa
gr znH rfcps sfe eut este. eose
TTNNETT. Enadnrs fskfs caai costs ntt
~ FL A nn- thsss hard times fgr
1fF Co fnfthrf rafficiiers czH On
vHurs iraiy. e. y y
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

While the lot OF the farmer. Ike
that OF every Other class oil citizens.
might be brttcr than 1t is. VIC DO not
believe th1. he is getting the faS end
OF all the blessings OF this country.
This conclusion is supported by the
sensible letter written by Converse
Close. o. Grn.tan. TO the West Miehi-
gan Farmc-s' Club az their meeting
Tuesday. IIe told them plainly that
the condition OF the farmer is better
now than evcr before and that the
complaints from farmers arise mostly
IRON imaginary trorJlcs.v And he
enforced that assertion by facts and
figures culled from his own personal
experience OF forty-scven years of farm
e. life in Grattan. He en;olned the
farmer Ito DO less faultfinding, con-
ei1cring his condition as compared
with pioneer times" Such talk and ad-
vice coming with the prestige OF years
and experience is entitled TO careful
ltitul.bn tnt~t NID st,t
to give car To eGl,mity sh'i k r..
Francc pays annually $6,T92,I1S,
ana England s4,269.s7i in subsidies
10 steamship lines; and every nation
oI the earth pays more than docs the
United States. except Norway and
Sweden, tho United States paying an
nually '$fS.9G6 and Norway and
Sweden $t1G55. Yet the American
free trader, while asserting that the
only permanent prosperity OF this
country lies in n commercial trade
with other countries. is utterly op-
posed 10 any kind of subsidy being paid
20 an American merchant marine. He
would necessarily have orr trade
carried on By the ships of foreign ma
tions. manned by foreign seamen. In
Derr ocrasic theory foreign nations
first. United States last.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

Manager T. P. Hickey. OF Powers
Grand, was smiling with all OF his
friends yesterday. The reason for
his marked good humo- was the re-
ceipt OF very unique and useful pres
cnt from n time honored friend in Col
orado. The Gift consists of an agate
paperwcight paper cutter and blot
ter. They are handsome specimens
and finely polished.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

starch grows sticky common powd
eFs bsSe sulgsr glare pozsonfs 4
The only Complexion Powder fit for use
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

Rockers ai cost st our mid saH,a enc ,
sale 10 nat faii TO see these bargains
Marked IN pisiu figures. Fof oae Week
oniy, Easy payments.
HEK4sS s CoNPaST.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

Hiram q Wheeler. the Republican
candidate for Governor OF Iowa. Is
making n magnificent campaigns
Town l. likely To return 20 the Re-
publican fold under his leadership.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

Whether the Memphis Commercial
Is ignorant or mcndacioIs IL may be
.liiiicuit to determine. but its animus
toward tho Grand Army is very ap-
parent from this paragraph: The
color line has been established by the
Grand Army oi the Republic. which
has become nm organization for tho
looting OF the public treasury. The
new grand commander. Veazey. orders
that the 'n'CGers' must flock by
themselves. There will. therefore.
hereafter b. coloTcd encampmcnts. rs
there arc colored schools and colored
churches" More ialschood could not
he crowded into the same space by the
father OF lies"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

Edward +. Kiddcr has written n
play for the handsome Carroll John
son. called ''The Gossoon." 1t deals
with irish life rs !, IL ut this time and
docs not rely on red-coats. priests or
political intrigue for its life and mo-
tive. 1t is in rehearsal now in Detroit
and will be brought out on Monday
evening next.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
Pennington. Air Ship.

Arrangements have been completed
for the construction Of the large air ship
by the Mount Carmel Company at Chicago
Tho exposition building has beeu leased
for three months. The south half Of the
building Is being closed, and within this
space tho big ship will DO completed. A
large quantity Of aluminium has been or
dered from Pittsburg for the purpose
Inventor Pennington declares the within
sixty days tho ship will DO ready for its
trial flight md few passengers will DO
carried on Its first trip to Now York. A
thorough test will be made on tho Lake
Front after II has boon finished. and tho
directors arc satisfied this test will demon
strate beyond all question the value and
prscticability Of the Pennington invcn-
ton.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 4.

NEDNESDAf, nAhClt =.
SENArE.-Thc Senate was In session oil
night
After tho passage Of tho House bill to
supply artificial limbs to pensioners every
three years instead OF five years, the con-
ference report on the bill for tho reor-
ganization OF the artillery and infantry
forces Of tho navy was reported and
agreed to. This does not increase the
size OF the army.
Conference reports on tho legislative
appropriation bill, the agricultural appro-
priation bill and the deficiency bill were
agreed to.
MIR. Morgan applied TO BIO excused from
further service on the committee on for
eign relations.
MIR. Hoar objected and said 1t would DO
with great regret that the Senate and the
country wolld SEQ the distinguished SEN
ator from Alabama withdraw from that
committee. The like sentiment was
expressed by Messrs. Ransom, Cullom,
Dawes, Spooner and German, md on
motion OF the latter Senator the Senate
declined to accede to Mr.. Morgan's request
Word was received from tho President
that he had no further communications to
make and the Senate was declared adj
iourned, sine die.
HousE-Thc scenes In tho House ut tho
night sessi0n-.the last ono OF Its existence
were hardly up TO tho standard Of tho
scenes which have made tho Fifty-frst
Congress memorable. Conference report
after conference report was presented,
but they created only slight ripple on
the smooth surface of the proceedings.
Senate bill was passed to Incorporate
the National Conservatory OF Music OF
America.
On motion OF MIR. Washington OF Ten
nessec, Senate bill was passed for tho
erection Of public building ut Clnrkville,
Tennessee, with an amendment fixing tho
limit OF cost ut $751; 900.
Conference reports were agreed to on
the copyright bill, tho legislative bill and
the deficiency bill.
A resolution Of thanks TO tho Speaker
was adopted by u strict party vote Log
TO 1l6. After short speech by Speaker
Reed the House was declared adjourned
sine die.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
Striking Goa, Miner. Victorious.

Tho long strike OF the coal miners
OF tho Monongahela Valley has ended In u
complete victory for tho men. Tho .opcr.
ators have decided to conccde tho demands
OF the strikers for M advance In tho min
Ing rate OF one half cent per bushei.
Tho strike was ono OF tho longest and
most determined ever known In this sec
ton. II lasted ten weeks and tho 1000
mon Lost over 100000. The absence OF
this great sum Of money In tho valley
caused great Inconvenience and actua,
suffering among not only tho mincrs und
their families but tho great majority Of
other persons in tho valley dependent
directly or Indirectly upon the mining Of
coal for living.
Besides the minera tho strike has Affect.
cd great army Of day iaborors. both hand
and mill men, storckocpcrs, aud oven
farmers, who dispose OF their produce 10
tho working people Of tho valley. Tho
resumption OF work will mean prosperity
and happiness 70 upward Of $4,000 people.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
THE CANADIAN ELECTION.
The Government Sustained by . Small
Majority Last Thursday.

Aftcr ono OF tho hottest campaigns
Of hi. forty years of political life, Sir John
Macdonald has again been rctur ,icd TO
power, but with q sadly reduced majority.
The majority Of hfty.one which he had
when hc dissolved Parliament 10 dimin-
ished To about fifteen. In Ontario his
majority u thirty.six IL reduced To less
than ave, and In Quebec, which has usu-
ally been his great stronghold, his major
ity OF fifteen Is changed 70 minority Of
about seven, or not loss Of over twenty
seats.
Tho maritime provinces where the
Liberals wcro sanguino Of making q clean
sweep, disappointed all their expectations
and were virtually tho means Of sustain
Ing tho government
Little change VIVA expected In tho
Northwestern and Pacific provinces, where
the government had majority Of eleven
In the last Parliament. This representa-.
ton IL practically unchanged. There were
a number Of surprises In tho election 70.
turns. Hon. John CARING, minister Of axri
culture, was defeated In London, Ontario,
Hon. George Foster, minister Of finance,
and formerly minister Of marine and fish-
cries, was defeated In King's County,
New brunswick, and tho Hon. q. q. Colby,
president Of the priyy council. was do.
fcntcd In Stanstend, Quebec. Tho other
cabinet ministers were 70 elected.
Sir John Macdonald policd n hurprlslnv
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
A Murderous Robber.

MACK, N. Y, March Sat 1
O'Clock this morning Joseph Storrs, n
young unmarried man OF this place, en-
tered the residence Of Mrs. Bridget
Armstrong for the purpose of robbery.
He was discovered by the mistress Of the
house, who tried to seize him, at the same
time making an outcry. Storrs shot tho
woman twice in tho back, and as sho lay
on tho floor the cowardly runian
brutally kicked her In the side. Mrs
Armstrong; daughter Eliza appeared on
the scene, and Storrs fired at her, tho
bullet taking effect in tho chin. ho then
fled from the house. Tho daughter, badly
wounded rs she was, ran n long distance
In her night clothes for physicians and tho
police. The police arrested Storrs about
m hour and o half afterwards. His ex-
animation will occur tomorrow. Tho
people arc much excited over the affair,
and bitter feeling against Storrs pre-
walls. 1t is thought the injuries OF the
ladies will not prove fatal.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
A Chinaman BrutaIly Beaten.

John Lee, n Chicago Chinaman,
was SGT upon by crowd of boys and u
drunken white man on Desplnines S trcct,
and assaulted with u shower of stones.
Tho Chinaman rctaliated and was thrash
Ing the drunken man soundly when John
Mcdonald, u painter, ran out OF neigh
boring house and fellcd the Chlnaman
with billet of wood.
One OF the boys then rushed up and de-
liberatcly dropped heavy stone on the
Chinaman's head. In the nick of ,imc
patrol wagon arrived and dispersed III e
crowd OF nearly 800 persons that had
quickly gathered aud were shouting:
XIII him kill the Chinamanr' Lees
skull is fractured and his recovery is
doubtful.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
VIVA, our oovernmen, Costs.

Tho following approximate state
mcnt Of appropriations made ut both SEES
sions OF the Fifty. first Congress was pre-
pared by tho clerk OF tho Senate committee
ON appropriations
Amount OF regular BILLS. including dcn-
cicncics and miscellaneous apA OPERATIONS
for tho first session, t36i, 'oo, 900; amour,
Of regular bills, including dcnciencics md
miscellaneous appropriations for tho sec
ond session, 1000, 900; permanent sp-
preparations Tor tho first session, abou,
tioi. ooo, 900. aud permanent appropriations
for is9s, estimated, eiea, 900, 900. Thi,
mskcs grand total OF $3.50, 'oo,ooo.
Other estimates place tho sum total n,
more thnn billion doliars.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-13
At Monte Carlos Tables.

Several instances OF tho futility OF
trying to "beat the bankn are recorded at
Monte Carlo last week. Tho first is that OF
tho Englshman, who, week ago, by an
extraordinary run OF luck, won the sum OF
1900 ut tho gaming tables. Not satisfied
with his success, tho winner continued to
tempt fortune, and the result was that he
lost, not only all that ho won, but 5,OCo
besides.
A second case Is that Of an English carl,
who on Monday last won l65, 00O francs, all
Of which sum, with several thousand
francs more, has since passed into the
hands Of the croupicrs.
A third unfortunate is an Italian duke.
whose winnings, il ho maho my, IRE not
recorded, but who is known 10 have lost
within tho past few weeks tho handsome
fortune Of l,0OO, 900 francs.