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The state herald., 1891-04-17
Explosion In a Dynamite Factory.

Bradlcy's nitro glycorine works.
half milo from pctrolia, Ohio, blow up
Wednesday evening. How tho explosion
occurred will never DO known, rs tho three
workmcn-Albcrt bradley, Jas. Chambers
and ID. MeDcrmand-wcrc Instantly killed.
Sufficient OF their rcmains have boon found
TO Identify thoin. Parts OF their bodies
were found about 800 foot from tho scene
Of tho accident How many more, II any,
wcro In tho building ut tho time Ia a,
present unknown. Tho hvo acres on
which tho building was situated Is literally
covered with small pieces Of bones and
flesh. and tho remains Of tho three already
identified could DO put In bushei basket
Where tho building stood there 4. u hole
about fifteen foe, docp and thirty foot
Wide caused by tho force OF tho explosion.
There were thirty quarts Of nitro glyccrinc
In tho building.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
Rsfu,sd 10 Ion., thu ounsn,

A. dinner given tho other cvon.
ing by tho Devon Congregational Union u,
Tavistocn, Doyonshirc, England, scnsa-
ton was caused by tho presiding minister
tho Rev. MIR. Il. Davis, who said tina, he
could not propose the tonst Of "Tho
Qucen.n and that no would, thercforr. cali
upon the iisv. MIR. johnson TO perform,
this task. MIR. Davis added that bo DIR.
Johnson) might toast tho Prince Of Vale.
and nil tho gamblers II ho chose 10 do so.
MIR. johnson, consequently, proposed the
toast Of "fhc Queen" saying that her
majesty had no moro loyal subjects than
tho di.senters. Thoroupon tho ASSEM-
blase, with tho exception Of Mr.. Davis
and his wife. roso 10 their foot aud sang
tho national anthem, God Save the
Queen"
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Postmaster General wanamaker 10
highly pleased with tho success Of the
new arrangement for sea postal service.
as announced In tho following telegram
received by him from Postmaster Van
Colt NJ New York;
"Sca post mil per Haycl arrived q,
$3.50 ~ m. city mall delivered slts, con-
acctions mnde OF distribution mails with
10 n. N. trains, n gain OF At least sir
hours. Sen post appears 10 DO success.
There were eighty. fva sacks OF mall on
board tho nnvcl, containing o., 600 letters.
Tho mall was made up exactly as II would
have been on postal car, sorted, back
stamped and tod In separate packages for
the difIcrent States md largo cities. Tho
mall arrived In ilme for tho morning
through mall for Chicago and tho West
Under the old system II could not have
been sent out Until O'Clock In tho even
lnp.b
The state herald., 1891-04-17
NOTORIOUS BRITISH SOLDIERS.
They Win a Battle in PARKWAY lnd1..

Tho letter received from the leader
Of the Manipuris who ordered the MESA
ere Of Chief Commissioner James w
Quinton and his colleagues at Manipur
says: 1.-THE British troops attacked the
palace and massacrcd my soldiers and
nlso killed women and children. In addi.
tion thcy threw women and children into
tho burning houses aud desecrated the
temples. Therefore wo killed Chiof
Commissioner Quinton's party"
The party referred to as killed by the
Manipuris was composed OF Chief Com
missioner Quinton, Colonel Skene, In
command of the escort of Goorkhas
Lieutenant Simpson, MIR. F. st. Grimwood
the British political agent at Manipur, and
Messrs. Cossing and Melville, tho last
named gentlemen being civilians.
Lieutenant Grant, who was in command
Of tho small British force which stormod
and captured Fort Thabat recently, ind
Captain Pressgrave, in command of u do
tachment Of troops sent to reinforce
Lieutenant Grant, one Of whom, 1t was
feared, was tho British officer reported TO
have boon killed during the further dis
turbanccs and fighting noar Manipur, are
now said to BIO safe.
Advices have been received Of o brill
liant success for the British forces near
Manipur, which, following upon so much
depressing news from tho same place, has
decidedly raised tho spirits of the British
officials. Tho state of mind In which
these officials find themselves may be
Judged from tho fact that the report that
tho viccroy Of India, the Marquis OF Lans-
downe, is upon tho point Of resigning his
oillce has created but little surprise.
According to the cheering dispatches
received the Manipuris have made fierce
attack upon the slender force OF Goorkas
commanded by Lieutenant Grant, which
recently captured Fort Thabat, driving
out IN overwhelming force of Msnipuris
ut tho point OF the bayonct aftor playing
sad havoc in their ranks by well directed
rifle fire. The Manipuris' attack WINS
stubborn and detcrminedly made and they
pushed forward in spite of the destructive
fire with which they were received. The
enemy fought calamity every foot OF
ground. Finally tho Manipuris were
repulsed, the usurping raiah and two
prominent chiefs, all three Of whom had
displayed remarkable bravery in leading
the tribesmcn, In addition TO tho killing Of
the leaders, was very heavy.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
THE NEW SALOON LAW.
No Wine Rooms-closed at u o'clock
and on Sundays.

The following is the full text Of the
Voorhees, measure regulating the liquoi
traffic:
Section 1. That no saloon, tippling
house or dram shop shall have or keep in
connection with, or rs part Of such sa-
loon, tippling house or dram shop, any
without door or doors, curtain or curtains,
or screen Of any kind into which any To-
male person shall be permitted to enter
from the outside, or from such saloon,
tippling house or dram shop and there BIO
supplied with any kind Of liquor whatso--
ever. II any person shall be convicted Of
q violation OF the provisions Of this Sec
ton, such person shall be fined In sum
not less than $50 nor more than $50, or by
Imprisonment In the county Jail not less
than two months nor more than twelve
months, or by both such fine and impris.
eminent, at tho discretion Of the court.
Sec. 2. Every saloon, bar or other place
liquors are kept, sold, bartered, exchanged
and given away, shall DO closed and kept
closed from IL o'clock midnight until d
O'Clock In tho morning Of every day In the
week except Sunday, or the first day Of
the week, and on Sunday or the first day
Of the week rs Aforesaid, the said places
hereinbefore in this section. mentioned
buhil w CiObcu ~ - v CiOCh ~
on Saturday Of each and every week, and
kept closed until d o'clock In the morning
Of the following Monday of each and
every week; that during tho time and
times hel elm specified In which tho said
saloons, bars and other places orc 10 be
kept closed, no liquor Of any kind whatso-
ever shall DO sold, bartered, exchanged or
given away, and NO person or persons
whomsoever, other than those connected
with the business Of carrying on or keep
ing tho said saloon, bar or other place or
places IS aforesaid, shall BIO permitted to
DO or remain In or around tho same, but
all and every such person or persons shall
DO expelled and put out Of the same. Any
and every person convicted Of violating
the provisions Of this section shall BIO
punished by fne Of not less than 800
or more than $500, or by Imprisonment not
less than six months, or both such hno
and Imprisonment, ut tho discretion OF tho
court; add II 1t shall appear that person
or persons not employed in and about the
business as aforesaid, shall be permitted
to remain In said saloon or other place or
places US aforesaid, such fact shall DO
prima facie evidence In favor Of the guilt
Of the accused party or parties.
Sec. .. The courts arc TO construe this
act literally, so as to effectuate und carry
out the intent Of the Legislature In its
cnartmaut
The state herald., 1891-04-17
Horace oreeIey's Newspaper.

ITnnn ,la n,,..t,u ~ a.. s..,.l...
P'" S.'"
.'on " '"o h,'io,a ""n,'or'aiy Vi 'ho
,ounui"s VI '"e Ne" io'" i'm"'e W
iioraoo "reoie' no'"o'o sa'her'hs LOOK
pace, -
Huu'esse' w''' maui oy ""i'aih Nie-
h'",oy, 'f'' Sna"a'ey 81, popow' Saaries
a. Dana i'os"e'' w. ioaf aha aeorso
"hiinnn Sur'"' an or'shni poem was
read oy Eamuho clarence s'eumnh ana
M orehes'ra Oh my pieces under the
uifectioh Oh W"'cr pah'roseh rendered
SIX selections py American composers
GEORGE Wiii'am curtis In mo closing
aau.es' 'a,''
from tho berInninr' During the a,eaa.
from 1850 to 1850, the most momentous
period OF our history, when tho slavery
controversy was Fastening to civil war,
there was no greater popular force In tho
country than the Tribune, and no public
figure more conspicuous aud universally
familiar than Its oditc=. Could tho Tribune
have been sllcnced or suppressed from
1850 To 1850, 1t would have been like sIleuc.
Ing tho voice OF Samuel Adams for ten
years before the revolution. There were
Of course, other and cooperating forces
md influences. but In tho public mind the
The state herald., 1891-04-17

En,crprising Californinus have
prepared an exhibition Of oranges with
which 10 ns,onish tho people OF Chicago.
A globe twelve foot In diam otcr aud
covered with no less than oo.ooo orange.
attracted considerable attention. Thl.
globe stands before house tina, consumed
1900 oranges in the building Of II, and
these two objects make up tho exhibit
showed very appropriately by Orange
County. P.siadcna City displays pyrani.
ldai tower, 20 feet In height, bull. Of
D,ooo oranges
The state herald., 1891-04-17


WHAT good results would follow o
proper application Of humani,ariun
principle. 10 nil mankind. To raise
tho bottom rail OF n fence that hnl
been sunk into tho mud by laxy mon
sitting on the top rail 10 discuss poll.
tics is 10 rnisc every rail TIN, Is In tho
fence. and all who nro on top. So
with the general public, TO raise tho
lowest unfortunate from the gutter IL
70 raise TO corresponding doRros
every ono above. even 10 Tho occupan,
Of the highest social and political
position. Wore people 10 realize this
hcs snd apply II 10 tho olsvst!Qp Of all,
..s.Sl ysyx s.ss4.ly as,ssa4 wA
The state herald., 1891-04-17

THE wnnion barbarity Of the prcsen,
Russian government receives an Illus.
tration In the placing OF troops on tho
border Of tho empire TO drive back tho
unfortunate victims who attempt tc
escape TO more civilized countries.
Recently band OF Cossacks intercept.
cd party OF jews cndeavoring 10
escape into Germany. and killed and
wounded many OF them while driving
them back into Russian slavery.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

MANY names OF materials in COM
mon use have queer origins. Nickel
was first obtained rs n metal from
Germany over n century ago. but tho
pro had been previously known to tho
miners as kupiernickel, or Old Nick's
copper, because, although 1t looked
like copper ore. they could obtain no
copper from 1t. -,
The state herald., 1891-04-17

A ROMAN doctor has discovered In
many of the skulls found in Etruscan
tombs, as well rs in those deposited in
various museums, interesting speci-
mems Of ancient dentistry work and
artificial teeth. Some of these skulls
date as far back as the sixth century
before Christ proving that dentistry is
not a modern art.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
Almost Lynehcd In Nav yorL

Now York City came near being the
scene Of n lynehIna Sunday afternoon, and
II was tho timely arrival of an oillrcr Thai
saved Young Joseph Davi. from being
strung ny 10 lamp post NJ Tenth Avenue
aud Forty ninth Street. Thc clothes jlne
mad already boon provided aud tho mob
wrru hustling Davis along 10 his doo,n
when he was rescued. The eucltemont
wa. all caused by DAVIS cruel treatni ont
o. q isyrar old boy, Hugh Mooney, Ths
boys refusal 10 buy bcer for ~. young
man caused the brutal assault OF MI,
latter. lie knocked tho boy down and
kicked him Until hc was almost insnns lbir'
aud II was this that enrased tho urowi
that set upon him. Tho boy was seriousiv
INJURED aud Davis wss locked UP,
The state herald., 1891-04-17

THE rector. controller and warden
OF Trinity church, New York, have
issued an official notice to supposed
heirs Of Annelse Jams that there is no
suit pending by said heirs against said
corporation, nor other proceedings oil
any kind for n settlement, and warning
said heirs TO keep their money in theii
pockets and avoid being swindled by
scheming villains.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

HERE people pny for fancy woods
fancy prices and mahogany is one Of
these woods. But there is said to be a
railway in Mexico, on one section OF
which the ties arc mahogany, simply
because in that part of tho country
mahogany is tho cheapest and most
available wood.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Is IT not n piece OF consumma,e
impudcnco for n man 10 nflllc, his
friends with his petty nilmcnt.p Why
does he not consult n doctor and pay
for tho valuable time no moaopoli1cs
In the recital OF his mcgrims, and also
procure some remedy FOR his morbid
condition. The evil habit OF contlnu.
lilly pondering over ones body AMI
Perpctanlly introducing It's yagarlcs IA,
theme OF conversation, is easily
formed and demands some effort, when
once acquired. 70 be overcome.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

The quantity and price Of pork pro-
ducts exert no small influence upon the
demand for beef. When the produc-
ton Of pork is abundant and the price
low there will be less beef consumed
than when these conditions arc re-
versed. and the quantity of beef cx-
ported must also have an important in
flucuce upon both tho demand and the
The state herald., 1891-04-17

TIE initiative little people from tho
island Of the farther side OF the Pacific
ocean propose TO teach this country "a
trick or two. A number OF Japanese,
direct from Toxic. have purchased land
In San Diego county. CAL. and will en-.
gage in silk culture. The business an.
nunlly amounts to 400 millions through
out tho world, but Americans do moi
take much intcrcs, in II,
The state herald., 1891-04-17
price,

WHEN man has conscience md
obcys its promptings there is usually
something to him. Edward Farrer,
who has been accused as u traitor to
Canada is regarded as the ablest and
clevcrcst writer in the dominion. He
was intended for the Catholic priest.
hood; but his ideas would not allow
him to take orders. so he became
Journalist,
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Tho estimated revenue for 1891 md 1892,
H,ss9,35 This leaves balance In cxccs.
Of all appropriations amounting to slli,.
li2.a5.
The estimates Of tho probable revenues
Of the Statc for the years 1912 arc based
on the report OF the auditor. Should tho as
scssed valuation Of these two years DO the
same rs In 1880 only, there will be nm
excess Of revenue Of about 900 over the
appropriations made against the same.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

II true, electricity has another tri-
umph tor the benefit OF tho race. A
Partisan doctor alleges that he has
succeeded In conveying by electric cur
rents to diseased internal organs of the
human body the constituents OF mcdi-
cines suitable for cure.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
The Finances of the State.

The following table shows the total
appropriations made by the Eighth Cen
eral Assembly for the present year and
1892:
n0I,a~., .alnr,, fa,IuAtn~ iuluo.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Tho socinliAts throughout Italy AFRO
organizing demonstration for tho lat Of
May. As u prcparailve for tho demon
stration they have issued u sinister mani
fcsto printed on rpd paper, which Ia being
secretly distributed among worLinsmrn
This circular calls upon tho NaploI,os 10
meet In Naples on May day,
The state herald., 1891-04-17
Soma New Lava,

"All sales Of state lands shall be held q
tho stats capitol, unless otherwise difectet
by the State Board OF Land Commission
crs. Terms Of payment shall be 20 fol.
lows, viz: Timber lands, cash on the da,
II sale; on other lands selling for $3.50 u
s9o por acre, 10 por cont. Of tho purchase
money on tho day Of sale, thu balance Ii
eighteen annual payments Of 9 per cent
per ahnum. Lands selling at more thar
fa5 and loss than SIS per aero, 20 por cent
cash on day Of sale, the balance in four
tecn equal annual payments Of per cent
per annum. Lands selling for as and
upwards, 80 per cent. cash and balance In
seven equal annual payments at 7pei
| cont. interest, or tho purchaser may make
full payment at tho time Of making any
annual payment"
Below arc tho main features of the law
creating the new Court Of Appeals:
mo writ Of error from or appeal to the
Supreme Court shall lilo to review the final
Judgment OF any inferior court, unless the
luusucht, VI III TepioVin tho Ssiue iouhu,
exceeds &, 800, exclusive Of cost; provided,
this limitation shall not apply, where the
matter in controversy relates TO 9 fran
chise or freehold, nor where tho construc-
ton Of o provision OF tho constitution OF
the state or tho United States Is necessary
to the determination Of case; provided
further, that the foregoing Limitation
shail not apply to writs OF error 10 cSohty
courts.
"Ihero Is hereby established court
which shall have appellate Jurisdiction
only, and which shall DO called tho Court
OF Appeals. Said court shall consist OF
three judges, who shall possess the quail
hcnions required otludges Of tho supreme
Court.
ihe SAID court shall have ,nrhdictioh
~ 10 review the final Judgments OF
INFERIOR courts OF record In Ill cNii cases
ana in ail criminal cases not capital
IL shali nave hnal )urisdichon' sun
!cct TO the limitations stated In SUBDIVISION
. OF this section, where tho judgment, or
In replevin tho value found, Is sa,ooo or
less, exclusive OF costs.
VI. IL shaii nave jurisdiction, not hnai'
In cases whero the controversy involves d
FRANCHISE or ircehoid, or where Inc con-
stfuction OF provision oil the constitution
OF the state or OF inc uhitcd states Is
necessary 10 inc decision OIL inc case, also
IN criminal cases or upon writs Oh error
70 tho Judgments OF county courts. Wits
OF error from or appeals 70 the court Oh
Appeals saaii ITO 10 review mai Judgments
WITHIN the same ume ana IN inc same
manner rs is now or may hereafter DO
provided BY law Tor such reviews OF the
Supreme Court
"Tho judges OF the Court OF Appeals
The state herald., 1891-04-17

In regard to water for domestic purposes
tho law 10 amended as follows; "Water
claimed and appropriated for domestic
purposes shall not be employed or used for
irrigation, or for application to land or
plants In any manner 10 my extent what
ever; Provided, Tnat the provisions OF
this section shall not prohibit any citizen
or town or corporation organized solely
for the purpose Of supplying water 10 the
Inhabitants OF such city or town from
supplying water thereto for sprinkling
streets and cstingulshing fires. or for
household purposes. Any person claiming
the right To divert water for irrigation for
domestic purposes from any natural
stream who shall apply or knowingly
pcriait tho water 40 diverted TO DO applied
FOR other than domestic purposes, 10 tho
Injury Of any other person entitled TO use
such water, shall DO deemed guilty OF a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall
pyy iino Of not loss than 60 and not
exceeding sioo, In tho discretion Of tho
court wherein conviction ls had. Each
day OF such improper application Of water
obtained In the manner aforesaid shall DO
deemed u separate oircnso."
The state herald., 1891-04-17
o prevent the sale of tobacco to chill

To prevent the sale Of tobacco to chill
drcn:
"Any person who shall sell, give or
furnish amy tobacco. or article made III
whole or in part Of tobacco. To any child
under 10 years Of agc, without the written
order OF tho father or guardian Of such
child. shali DO fined In sum not less than
6 nor more than tioo or imprisoned In the
county jail not moro than three months"
The state herald., 1891-04-17
DoINGs AT DENVER.
AN EVENTUAL TWO WEEKS At
.CoLoRApo'S METROPOLIS.

The Big Snow Storm-Rapld Transit
on Foot-Street:. Converted into
Legisiature-A Glance At It's Record
"A Political House Cleaning -Oniy
Two City Officials Saved--Great Exc
cursion to idaho-Exhiblt Of OH
PninfinHs
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
DOES THIS FIT YOUR CASE ?
If it Does Profit by This Hint and Visit
DIS. Mccoy and Wildmal.

II You Have Continual Dropping in the
Rack Part of the Throat, kestIess or
kIeepless Nights. a stuhed-ap and Worn
out Feeling, You'd Better Look Out
for Yourself N Time.
One Of the most common and annoying
effects Of catarrh is continual dropping IN
ths back part of the th O1t, which IS
IS ecIally noticed while living down in he'd.
The patient affected with this disease feels
fairly well ia the afternoon, bat towards
evening the nose becomes partially stOpqed
the voice gets little husky, and IN some
cases the thro1t may feel a little sore or
stuffed up, and when he retires for the night
the patient finds that, added to his other
symptoms. lie cannot breathe through his
nose which has become eut rely plugged up,
the result OF which Is that be snores, 10 the
annoysnce Of himself ard room mate, and IN
some eases. y hen the petition Is hin, even his
neighhors' lives are made miserable.
a person SO affected will drop off TO Sic y
only TO wake up after shorter or longer
Of the throat; After, passing 9 wrAtched
night Il led with bad dreams and annoy ing
SENSATIONS caueed, hy the dropping IA the
throat he viii a1ak. III the morning. not at
an refreshed. but fef linz more tired than he
did the night previous en going 10 bed.
nfter getting out Of he'd ia the morning biz
finds hs throat and uauer bart of the swallow
liil with SLIME and mucns wn ch has col
l,cted ihere ly the dIoppi6g therein in the
nigh ard whi u causes a had taste and q
sticky sensation fla the mouth.
The hrst thing be Is called 90 do is 70 rid
throat the munus, which he does by haTf-
ing up the offensive material. In some cases
this causes sgEing, and Vomiting The IL
suit Of AZ this is disgust for food, and no
b eaktsst, or a very Ii mt one. IS the result
But this ia nf the worst During the night
considerable Of the offensive mqcus II swal-
lowed and when food IS takan iuto the
stomach 81 Is coated over by this material
aud 20 prevented iron coming in contact
with the digestive fluids. tho result ot which
is, the food deeomposes, gas IL formed, which
bloats the patient up causing him TO beiVh
ami tasting the offensive material. Part Of
this poisonous material Is absorbed By the
blood and taken into the S. stem. whore il
irritates the nerves. causirg headache aud
the thousand and one liltle aches and pains
/ that people comp ain Of.
[Copyrignt, 1889, by DR.. j. G. McCoyl
Ors Mccoy fnd Wildman furnish all medi.
cine free, and their charges for treatment
are so reasonable that they are within the
relch Of all
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
THE BATTLE IN CANADA. X
II Is Raging FierceIy at the rons To-
day.

IL Is Raging fierceiy at the Toils To-
day.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 5.-The electoral
campaign is over and both sides are busily
fighting the battle at the polls today. Each
party loudly boasts Of an assured victory,
but both are really in a state Of uneer-
tainty. The more moderate Of the Tories
claim a majority OF 49, while the clearer
headed Liberals predict their own advent
70 power with from Is to % votes to spare
Keen observers on the outside say that the
majority either way win not be more than
from 10 TO IS.
The feeling among the mass Of the peo-
pie as well AS among the politicians is in
tense. Nobody Of any sense on either side
believes that annexation cuts any figure in
the fight, but every sane man believes that
the industrial future Of Canada for many
years will be determined by today voting,
If the result should be decisive. An in
decisive victory for either side would only
prolong the struggle A reduced Tory
majority would be really the death knell
of the Macdonald administration.
Serious trouble is feared in many quar-,
ters, and there is much indignation oven
the fact that Sir Adolphe Caron is person
ally responsible for the order keeping B
battery ready under arms in the Quebec
citadel today
There are other cities as well that wiz
be practically declared in a state of siege