The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11
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Auvlces from China say that there have
been 1000 deaths from cholera at Chung
King,
Ex-Prlme Minister Mercer has been honor
ably acquitted. He claimed that the result
would be his return to power.
DIR. Roland p. Faulkner Of Philadelphia,
the noted statIstician, has been appointed
secretary OF the monetary conference.
Russia is Withdrawing a great amount OF
gold from bankers In other European coun-
tries. This Is taken to be a sign Of war.
The tenants on the estate OF Lord Duflcrln
have petltioned for a reduction OF so per cent.
on their annual rent on account Of the total
failure Of crops.
The operatives of the big ship-bullding and
engineering works ut Belfast, numbering
over 200, have submitted TO the 5 per cent
reduction In wages.
1t is announced that Queen Victoria will
spend the winter months in Italy. She will
reside at Bicntina, eleven miles east Of Pisa.
party OF Navajo Indians In Arizona near
ly killed an Indian agent few days ago be.
cause he wanted them to send some of their
children to school.
The department OF state has received notice
that the Gilbert islands, lying In the Pacific
ocean under the equator, have been placed
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Three robbers cleaned out the bank at
spearcville, Kansas, on the LIST In broad day
light and then skipped. posse started IN
pursuit and will probably capture or kill
them.
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Two society women OF LONDON recently had
quarrel mat attracted great attention. Mrs.
shythc charged her friend, Mr.. Leadar, with
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Monuny eiee'ioh In ltaly resulted In We
'o'y ior 'ne government returns from 49,
u's'f,e'S ou' VI 40 snow 'hat government
ine'hoers nave peeh elected IN 81" and oppo-
sun" u" ~ All the me'hocrs Oh the minis
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Inc trestie spanning iorty'foot ravine at
money BROOK, fcnnsyivania, broke Monday,
pteeipuating 10 the bottom ten loaded cars
anu SIX men VINO had been at work on the
bridge but were on their way to their dinners
on the Train. -Four Of the men Will die.
IL has been discovered that the Democratic
tickets Tor the coming election In South
'aroiiha are smaller than the legal size. The
state printer is at work on new ones, but 1t is
found That they cannot be printed fast
enough to reach the remote districts in time
'or Tue eieetion'
The will Of the late John T. Davies, n Gal
weston capitalist who died few weeks ago,
leaves his property, valued at $1,000, 600, in
trust TO his family during their natural lives.
and thereafter part TO local charities and
part to the city council TO be loaned at low
rates 10 the poor.
After the first Of next January the Wells
Fargo Express compapy will Withdraw from
the burlington railroad system west Of the
Missouri and Its place will be taken by the
Adams. The Adams company Is reported to
have bid high In order to extend Its business
into western territory.
The collapse of the l.Ibcrator Building So.
cic,y OF London, simultaneously with the
downfall OF the London Bank, Is likely To
prove one oil the largest financial sensations
Oh 'he generation IL now appears that the
concern liabilities amount TO SS,UU,0Oo and
Jus "''i'apic assets so'oV'V"'
The Supreme Court Of Missouri has de-
lircred an opinion which Is, In effect, that Of
fetal notices published in Sunday paper are
not legal. The decision grew out Of case In
"h''h taxpayer oil ST. Louis refused TO pay
an assessment Tor the opening Of street, the
oiieiai notice thereoi having been published
on SUNDAY
usPMeh from rorto Novo says that Col
onei podns' commander oil the French eSpe-
a''ioh IN pahomey, captured Fort Muako,
near .sha' on November - ana completely
routed the panomiah army In the field on
.'o'e' o. .ne fren'" ross IN 'he latter
."e's"' was se''" "'''e' ah" ehty
= ~ Ni'Nsu@ce on sunday ior 'he hrst time
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,ne'c was NO second ser'ee' "hch fa'hcr
.on'au iou"u mat us fooes haa not been
i'u gu, 10, service rs usual ne inquired Tor
sexton 'an@e, ana not hhding him search
was ,uaihcala'ey ihanguraied' lie had
haheeu himself
In Chicago Chief Mcclaughrcy Is In posses
sion OF adoeument which apparently proves
that anarchy in Chicago Is not dead The
document contains three closely printed
pages. black line Of mourning surrounds
the following announcement, on the first page:
sin mcmoriam OF the working people. muir
dcred In Chicago on November II, 1857"
captain pou'Ne states Uni" many OF the
"afkh fc'o'utlohi'ts VINO have not yet been
captured "' 'he ienetm ah'horites' have or
sau'A'a themselves 'nto pahu' oi prisands