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The state herald., 1892-07-08

A terrific wind-,orm swept over Camden,
New Jersey, and vicinity on the Goth, which
did great damage.
In Camden hou.es were unroofcd, fenoes
brown down and the grain mud hay In III.
fields moved down rs " with u reaper PEG.
pie had to fee for their lives to escape being
hit by the falling debris from buildings.
The heaviest damage wa. dono at Giouecs.
ter. Property was damaged, and number NJ
house, In course Of erection were unroofcd
mud rncd 10 the ground. -Four houses were
entirely unroofed, and n three-siofy resi-.
dencc, owned and occupied by Robert ilsmii.
ton, near tho river wns blown down.
Mr. Hamilton, who waa In the building
with his family, was instantly killed by being
buried beneath heavy timber. III. two
daughters, aged 10 md 10 years, were also
buried In the ruins. After considerable work
they were c,trlcn'cd from the mass Of broken
timber and taken 10 the hospital whore I,
sns found tina, both girls had sustained &C..
we're and II I. though, fatal injuries.
Much damage wn. also done To property
along the Atlantic coast.
The state herald., 1892-07-08
nults prnfr.sinnni.

A good story Is told Of Ruff. Choaic, aud.
by the way, n good many good stories are told
Eioai him, but this IL true one.
One morning when he entered hi. office hi.
clerk rose md said; mir. Choair, Agcntie
man has jus, left here who wsn,s you To un.
dcrtakc u ease for him."
"Ahi and did you collect the regular re.
tanning feel"
II only collected 80, SIR" The regular fee
W rs 800, and In y rcproyinv tone Mr. Choai
snid,
"Bui, sir that wa, uuprofcssionai' yr.,,crr
unprofcssionai."
"But, sir," said the clerk, hpologctlcnlly,
and anSiou. 10 c,oncra,c himself from the
charge, II 20, all he had"
"Ab" said Mr.. Choatr with o different c,.
pocs.ion. 'ihat was professionals yea, very
professional. ~ Minneapolis journal
The state herald., 1892-07-08
sLA,nE.s SUCCESSOR.
John w. Foster 81 Iadiana Appointsd b,
The PYssldsnt.

John W. Foster Of Indiana Appointsd By
The fFssidsnt.
On the Goth President Harrison sent TO the
senate the name Of John W. Foster Of 1ndi-
INA, ~ the new Secretary Of State.
The nomination of Nh. Foster Wa prompt
y confirmed BY the Senate In executive ~
ZION.
The new secretary Of state 10 . resident Of
Indiana For number Of years he WAS edi-
lor Of the Evansville Journal and first ap-
peared ~ political factor In 1871, when be
vas chosen chisrmen Of the Indiana Republic
san central committee. Hendricks was elect
ID governor In that campaign in October, Al
though General Grant carried the State over
Greeley In November.
As reward for his services, Foster was ap-
pointed minister TO Mexico and subsequently
10 Spain, which positions he Allied with fair
credit, - no complications with either coun-
try arose during his terms Of service,
Since the advent Of tho Harrison admins
,ration be has been active In Pan-Amerlcan
negotiations, and although not holding any
accredited position, appeared at all important
conferences ~ kind Of special messenger or
smissary Of tho president The new secretary
. about 90 years Of age.
The state herald., 1892-07-08
|STANLEY'S CAMPAIGN
HE MEETS WITH JEERs AND
BLOWS.
Ills Coastituents Show Lack Of Apprs-
citation Of the Great Man.

A few nighs ago Henry NJ. Stanley and
Mrs. Stanley tried to address . meeting Of
lambeth s|ecto1s In Hawkins' hall. The
srowd was uproarous from beginning to end.
But little said BY either Of the speakers wa
heard. The police seemed 70 be powerless to
quiet tho riotous demonstrations and event
ually the meeting broke up In 4 general tight,
followed BY persistent attempts to assault tbs
candidate and his wife. Al soon ~ Nj. and
Mrs. Stanley started for the door, the row
greatly increased. stanley's supporter Aur-
ried after him, but they had to Aght their
way to the door through blows and abuse,
most Of them coming out with their hats
'mashed aud clothes torn. Tho mob broke
from the door Of the hall with rush and
,wooped down on Mr.. stsnley's carriage. He
had barely got Mrs. Stanley inside when they
Werc upon him. Somebody grabbed him by
The arm TO pull him back, but he tore loose,
Jumped in and slammed the door. The driver
'tarted up and the mob followed, pulling at
the carriage doors and trying to stop the
horses. They wrcnched on one door, but before
they could do more the driver got his horses
Into gallop and Was beyond their reach.
Mrs. Stanley wa badly frightened. She was
almost in Mysteries when she left the hall and
,he screamed several times during the mob's
attack upon the carriage.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

A paint vein thirty-two feet wide has been
struck at Cripple Greek.
Two unsuccessful attempts have been made
lately to burn the Presbyterian church at Sill
yer City.
The President has nominated Edwin II.
Smith to be receiver Of public money Mt Mont
rose, Colorado.
glnc the other day and laid his head on the
rails. Death was instantaneous.
The skeleton Of woman was found near
Cripple Creek n few days ngo by two boys. 1t
Is not known who she was or the cause Of
death.
A star postal service has been established
from Canon City, via Garden Park, Lawrence
and Barry, to Fremont six times week. Also
from Gulnare TO Mingcr twice week.
Albert Luther, employed In the Greeley
Tribune office, took up bottle OF ammonia
which had been sitting In the sun, when the
cork flew out, burning his face badly. lie
will probably lose both eyes.
Miss Aida p. Lansing, the energetic Colo.
RADIO lady who has charge of the state flower
exhibit at the Worlds Fair, has gone to the
N,,oos vo,,o,. n, ,,o,,. .o,,.o,,,, ~, ,s,....,
In ,h,, ror,or MI Ians,,,, 10. IL
rc,r,,,,,, as ho,a,,s,
'' o"'.e' vi ..' Nu,''"'o Noai
/" s'"u' VIZ, '.'"o'' i'on'
-, -, anu .,eeN' io'"'','
general management. ~. Arthur. who has
coupled with Mr. Meek in n good many enter
prlscs, Is said to be slated for the positiop of
sales agent.
TIM machinery manufactured hr n,v,s G.
RANKIN ~ t,hic,,o ,or mo crn,,..n Cr..n,
.rv cou,n,nv IA con,,Io,o5 .na rras s,ar,.a ~,
Wed,cs,,,v with ,hou, , Ton n, NIL rrorr-
thing IA ru,nI,, suoo,hIr II I, ,ro.,
THING FIR The country and bc,ns al, Tho ranoh-
men, who are jubilant over the success
Altman, Gencr,, E.,noav b,s ,.suoa an
order extending congr,,u,,,io,s In Comn,nv
d, first battalion infantry and Tho chsfrcc
Light Artillery. which orr,n,y,,,ons rcnro.
sented the national guard Of Colorado n, m,
national eneamnment and com,.,I,,yo ,rI,,
held at Omaha Roth companies Won .pcc,,i
prlzes nj the encamnmert
p.,. ,,
,ora,, uan,a, ,''',,7s,,, - an
r., o.. -, .".ti., wa" ,s".
The state herald., 1892-07-08

The English Parliament was dissolved on
the 2sth.
The Republicans Of lnd!,s.a AVE ro-noml.
40 Governor Chase.
The new ba,tlcship Texas" was launched
at Norfalk on the 2sth.
The Mayo Indians who raised au insurrec-
tlon in Mexico have been corraled In the
mountains.
Three negoc- in Texas were sho, To death
by mob on the 2sth. The negroes had on
fesscd TO ouiraging two white women.
The revenue officers In Brooklyn have dis
covered 4 nest Of moonshlncrs in that city.
The men escaped. but left three barrels Of
shlskcy.
company which will take charge for ey-
hlbltors OF their exhibits at the Worlds Fair
was organized the other day at Newark, New
Jersey.
At the recent meeting Of the Dominion
Cabinet II was decided to concede much of
President iiarrison's claim In the matter OF
canal tools.
The Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indian, Of
Oklahoma are dissatisfied over the allotment
Of their lands, and the settlers there fear
trouble from them.
Tn. WorlJ,s Eat, ror,,,..,o, ,a..,,..,..
exhausted The commemorative, ,,,,., o. a. -.
penses and are an,lously waiting for the pass
age OF deficiency bill.
The negro barber In Norman, Oklahoma,
was driven from town by white men few
nights ago. They declare that no negroes
wonld h, allowed 4, tor,
g.,
ihe contest between miners aud mine own
r,,ec,oa ,b,, 4, viii i've ns....a.s IN a.
limited states ,roons IN ,roron, it,, ~,
convention VIII soon DC heid nj Column
pih' 'outn 'Mouha' iof tue purpose oil organ
'hihs uc Confederate veterans Into an asso-
eia'ioh IKE that oil inc IT, A. H. OF the North.
The Louisiana Legislature has passed n
resolution urging their congressman and rep.
reseniatlvcs to advocate the election Of Unit
cd State senators by direct vote OF the people,
MIR Cleyeland,s n,lvbhor. called ,,o, hin,
la,t "Wednesday plpb, and nre.eo,ed ,n.,r
CONCENTRATION. A large number al The ,.,,.
nile az Buzzard,s B.y and nor,n. ,.r.
pres.nt
The pre.i,ien, In. a., nail. . ,,a,, ~, ,.,,
eontnIniog ns s1,, n,,rcs ioc.,e, AZ, ,h, v,,,,,,
and Comanebe Indian re.,rva,lo, n, ot,.-
bu,,a. ma wood ,,.,rvn,I,, "a, ,,, ,,t,i,.,,.
most nt For, SIN
-,
"'n' 'no"'s u, '"'cr' commissioner oil
,"o s'he," anu on'oo' mas iouhu mat MS oil
nV''i uuues anu private interests WI not per
The state herald., 1892-07-08
TROUT FISHING in THE ouNNl.
SON.
Some Practical Suggestions to seekers
After Good Angling.

Some Practical suEgestions to Seekers
After Good angling.
We take the following extracts from A ar.
ticle by II. q. Isbell In Sports Afsld. II con.
tains valuable hints TO thoss In search Of good
fishing:
To Eastern sports,nen who come West to
spend few weeks, hunting and hshing,
would recommend Gunnison - an outhtting
point. There they can pick out . route hat
will be suitable for them, either - TO time o.
expense They can secure horses for TIP
up Taylor river, or, II their time 10 limited,
and they want a permanent camp while Ash.
Ing, they can take = train to Jacks Cabin,
eighteen miles north Of Gunni son, and there
hire ranchmRn to take them over the divide
to Taylor river four miles distant.
There, at the mouth Of Spring creek, 10 ~
fine camping ground Is one could wish for.
Sheltered by towering mountains covered
with verdurc on the east side Of the river, with
an abundance Of fuel at hand, you can draw
your water from clear spring stream that
has its source in perpetual snow, and whose
water Is 1T drink for the gods.
The altitude at the mouth Of Spring creek
10 in the neighborhood Of 1900 feet above ssa
level. Even In summer the evening" are 70
cool that you are comfortable under two pairs
Of blankets
On q trip there, one need not lay 10 many
provisions; mile below the mouth Of Spring
| creek there 10 ranch where fresh eggs, but
ter and sweet bread can be bought at reason
able rates. and with the Ssh one catches he
can live like king
Taylor river Is fairly alive with good trout,
running in weight as high ~ four and ono
half pounds There arc also great many In
Spring creek, but they are no 20 large. The
best time TO camp on Taylor river Is In Aug
ust; there Is, however, good fishing from July
TIL November. One will have greater suo-
cess to cover lots of territory. After being In
camp long enough TO know when the trout
rise, the best plan Ia 10 go up the stream afew
miles and hsh down. BY so doing you avoid
fishing the same territory too much.
In this article only mention hy hshing,as,
both for skin and sport, II leads all others.
Among the other tributaries Of the 0unni.
son that are the home Of the trout viii
mention East river. the Temeche, Quarts
creek, Cochctops, Lake Fork and Cebolia
creek. There arc immense numbers takea
from these streams every year, aud still hey
do not seem to diminish.
My eastern readers may draw the couclu.
sion that the Gunnison and its tributaries are
the only streams In Colorado that are The
home Of the trout, but such 10 not the case.
Among tho larger streams aaordlng sport IL
that line arc the Eagle, San Juan and the RE
Gands At Wagon Wheel Gap.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

A special from II Reno, Oklahoma Terrific
~. says; The indications arc that the Cover.
nor will be compelled to order out military To
protect The colored citizens who have located
In Cleveland county. The county IL princI.
pally settled up by southerners, and the ne
groes say they are so prcjudiced against the
blacks that they will do anything to drive
them out Of the country. Notices arc being
served on every negro settler In the county
10 pack up aud leave. A good many have e--
capped up the Canadian river aud stopped In
this county, and the report IL being circulaien
now that the negroes arc banding together In
this and Kinghsher counties and will 20 Into
Cleveland coupiy to protect their colored
brethren even n they have to do II with pow
der and ball.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

LIKE fro electricity IL good scr.
ynnt but terrible master II Is mn
age OF electricity. Tho fluid. ms 1t is
still called. Is hnrno.sod aud used
everywhere II Is motor for work
Ing engines II IL n moans for tho
instant transmission OF tho human
voice 10 long distances and ngont FOR
the quick conveyance OF messages
Used for artificial illumination II Is
carried into private homes n, vol ms
public places. Produced by different
means. II is conducted by wires Tho
lightning stroke has informed man OF
It's deadly quality and has prompted
science 10 mako uso Of Il NJ mn esccu-
TONER Its dangerous quality fully
known. avery corporation generating
and distributing this terrible AGENCY
ought 10 exercise tho utmost caro to
prevent ia becoming menace 10 hu.
man lie. Tho nrt which onploya II
for useful purposes Ia equal TO tho
task Of rendering II by complete
isolation Of wires entirely safo But
caro- entails expense and the clnmor
Tor dividends loads 10 criminal rock.
letsnesA
The state herald., 1892-07-08
A TOURIST TERRIER.
An Attache Of the Railway Mail Service
Who Travels Free.

.
-" "''Ao"e o' inc f'"'""y "A" Ser''ee
VINO Travels Free.
"Ovney," the Scotch terrier who is known
by name to every clerk In the railway mall ser
vice OF this country and Canada and Is known
personally by most OF them, was in the city
yesterday. He had Just come from Washing.
ton, where he called on Postinsster-General
Wanamaker and other officials. After stay
In the metropolis OF only . few hours he start
ed for Boston. The clerks In the ONCE Of
superintr" lent X, G, jackson OF the railway
mall service added . medA to bis already
large collection. II vas brass and was IN.
inscribed ITO our faithful friend" 1t also
bore the date and told who the giver were
"Owneym Is certainly a rare dog. lie Is n
The state herald., 1892-07-08

The groa, Atlantic liner, the City Of chlcS.
80, went nsborc NJ pil5 Friday night, two
miles west OF the signal station q, the old
Head ~ klntalo, aud thc nov lies with her
head to The clin Liieboat. aud tug. were
sent TO the scene " the disaster from
Queenstown, All the passengers were taken
oi' Ia small boats. The transfer Of the pas.
singers aud 80 bag, Of mail wN accomplished
without mi,bap A tho sch Ia beating over
'be ship aud thc forward compartments are
NIL Of water TIC chances Of setting sdoat
again Are slim
The state herald., 1892-07-08

The steamer Tra,r, which left New yotk on
dune q for Southampton, has passed the
soiily Islands. She signals that she was
slightly damaged after leaving New York b,
= collision with vessel, IN which the Travc
succeeded III saving the captain aud crew who
are On board the 1fave. The vessel which
the Trsyc ran down !. supposed to he the
Fred u. Taylor Of Yarmouth, New iiamp.
shire, which was seen upside down In the
ocean few days $50, showing signs II hs,.
Ing bc.n literally cut In two by n collision,
aud concerning the fate of whose crew crest
anxiety has been f.i,
The state herald., 1892-07-08

Secretary Cuip of the committee On cerc.
monies dcnics that John q. Whittier has been
asked TO write an ode to be read at the dcdl.
cation Of the exposition building IN October.
A statement the cfYeo, that Mr.. Whittier
had received such m Invitation aud would
write an ode WAS tclrgrsphed from the East,
sunday. "our committee has accepted the
dds written by Miss Harriet Monroe of Chi.
caeo," Colonel Cup said, and hns paid her
si Op for tho production. II I. emincn,iy
satisfactory To the committee aud will be- lie.
li,cfrd At the proper time"
The state herald., 1892-07-08
Tn. R.,ela,lon in y.n..u....

News FROM Caracas says that General Ores.
po IL closing In on the city, and Presidsns
Villegaras, who succeeded him after his resis.
nation and flight, must espituiaie or fight.
General crcspo and army arc sneamped oniy
four leagues back Of the national capital.
General Mendosa, With = large force Il
government ,rcops hiss moved forward to
atop the progress Of the crcspoists, And will
be reinforced As fast ~ the men can bs sent
To his relief.
Caracas Is being fortified and heavy bassl.
eades arc being erected ct ali advantageous
points. General Monsgas 10 In command Of
the city garrison. lie haA 1000 troops saAss
him, and 1900 men will be moved Into The
city from I.agunyarn
The state herald., 1892-07-08
A CONTEST IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Csrnssis's steel Works Discharges s.ses
workmsn.

A dispatch from Homestead, Pa, says thas
the situation In the Carnegie Steel woshs
came TO . climax At II o'clock Wednesday
night, when every department was shut dovs
and 1850 workman received notice Of die
charge. This action on the part Of the mill
officials waa not surprising 10 the men, -
they hal surmised ~ much. Their contract
under the old wage scale expires In the mora.
ing, and the men had stoutly declared thsis
intention to rrfuse to go 70 work unless he
new scale MAS signed. As the miii-owsen
were Just as determined IN their refusal 10
slgn the scale, = strike would have been 10.
evitAble In the morning.
The men received their notices quietly and
went to their respective homes 10 good
humor. No disturbances of any socosat
took place. though several persons whoss
presence was dlstAsteful 10 the men were e.
coried out Of town aud warned not 70 rssurn.
No action has yet been taken by the Anal
IAnated association, and II 10 hard 10 conjse.
iurr what steps will be taken In the matter BY
them,
The state herald., 1892-07-08

Two OF three weeks nrc Jack whites boys
brought home two baby aging squirrels, Mrs
White directed the boys TO give them to the
eat, II 40 happened that the cat at the time
had nest Of little kittens. The boy, pu, the
squirrels In the nest with the kittens aud they
arr with them yet The squirrels boarded
right along with the kittens In peace and
unity, the old ca, conourrlnr They have
grown and noutl.hcd ON their diet mud ate
,hy Of surrounding only when frightened by
unusual noise -Ca'l0nia az. ca GdI,is
The state herald., 1892-07-08

Senator Mitchell Of Oregon has shaved on
his beard which he had worn for nineteen
years, and his appearance was 20 changed
thereby that somc funny mistakes were made
by his associates IN the senate chamber when
he first appeared there with n smooth face,
Even the Vice prcsiicn, was puzzled when
Mr. Mitchell rose 10 present some petitions.
1.-THE gentleman from -" taid the chair
when addressed, but hcsitnicd 10 recognized
the stranger further. "from Oregon" added
the secretary Of tho senate. "rrom Oregon
continued Mr. Morton, dnbiousiy, still little
uncertain /. 10 Mr. Miichcll's IDENTITY,
The state herald., 1892-07-08

An accident occurred a, the London Crys
tai Palace Wednesday morning. One OF the
attractions In the palace ground. l. n captive
balloon which carrie, passenger. up a. far s-
the rope will allow, Wednesday afternoon I,
assembled with four occupants, and after
reaching ahriehi Of 100 fer', It burst. Cap.
tain Dale, one Of the occupants, struck III.
ground with terrific force and was Instantly
killed, The other three passenger. WIRE ter.
ribiy injured. and II Is no, believed ,hs, the,
will live
The state herald., 1892-07-08

Judge Landrum Of the Cherokee Circuit
Court, has dissolved thr Injunction Againsi
the officers OF the nation which prevesseA
them from destroying unlawful wire fences
and cutting down pastures to the legal iimis
u MY aers. fe~ fences and pastures meet
the requirements aud the result Of the disso.
luton viii he the loss Of thousands Of dollars
worth Of property. Extensive farmers and
cAiticmen will no, submit, so II IL said, and
serious trouble is almos, inevitable. Blood.
shed IL among the probabilities,
The state herald., 1892-07-08

The English compartment car abom-
nation would not last in this country
six weeka American newspapers havo
a way OF assaillng outrages OF this
character that does the business for
them in short order Witness the car
stove OF few years ago.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

Circulars calling n meeting Of the Catholic
Archbishops has been issued New York II
the place Of meeting and October the time.
In view Of the difference. existing on the
school question 'hc meeting Ia locked upon -
the most momentum. conference ~ Catholic
dirni,srics c,er held IN America. Cardinal
Gibbons will be preside. Archbishop ireland
will attend the meeting.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

The Republicans Of kan-. were In cop,cn.
ton In Topeka last week aud nominated the
following ticket Governor, Farmer
Smith, lieutenant governor, H. II. Moore,
secretary VI state, W. {. Edwards, treasurer.
l. bruce Lynch, auditor. y. X, bruce ,col.
ored) attorney general, 7. Y. Garner
The state herald., 1892-07-08

TIE marriage of New York couple
in tho head OF the statue OF Liberty
will prompt some crusty old bachelor
TO remark that it is no new thing for
young couples to go wrong in tho
head.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

The following letter from the pee, laureate
was recently addressed 10 one II hi. coire..
pobden'ai
"ss-i io,o MI Gladstone, bu, I hate HE
ptessn, Irish pellet, am your. fai,hfuil,.
"Tpsstsosr
The state herald., 1892-07-08

lr Is not so hard for the human
spirit full OF emotion and stirred to
extraordinary effort by sudden i'm.
pulse on battlc.ti field or in other scene
Of brilliant spectacle or maddening
excitement to risk the loss OF that
which to every man is dearor than
all else, 1t requires stcrner cour.
age, n heart more deliberate in self
sacrifice to risk lio for others in n
dismal river overflow. in ricxety boat
with no skill against rushing waters,
with little endurance in the chill OF
furious billiards..
The state herald., 1892-07-08

THEIR Is much too little chlvalry
among lawyers for the good OF their
profession. Worse still. what there
Is is discouraged and dlscreditcd US
much as possible A lawyer who rc-
CARDS his legal training MS imposing
upon him duties TO prevent or expose
wrongs Is too commonly considered
visionary and quixo,ic. Possibly this
may sometimes DO tho iact Even
ihsn IL Is better than n policy OF sell
ish Indifference that mny prove moro
profitable md more promouve of pcr.
sonnl chsc. II needs brave heart
and nil tho encouragement that frIcads
can give 10 sustain lawyer who has
undertaken this difficult task. and
this At least should no, DO withheld
from amy VINO seem disposed TO rocog.
nlzo that they have duties 10 tho pub.
lie US we'll rs 10 their paid clients and
10 their own purses
The state herald., 1892-07-08

Until C. magnanimous patriotism
displaccs self-centered concentration
America will never achieve that sum-
nit OF her influence among the ma.
tions OF the world for which she 10
prc.eminently fitted by the Frame
work of her institutions and the ben.
evolence OF her natural endowments.
Nothing but the vast natural nd
vantages OF tho country prevents the
evil results OF these conditions from
becoming more disastrously evident
That this will continue TO DO the case
for years to come is highly PROBABLE.
The state herald., 1892-07-08

NxoLEcrIsG individuals here md
there who gathered together would
forfaa minority not altogether incon-
side rnble in Its quantity and welghty
In It's intellectual quality. is surely in.
disputablc that this disease OF greed
is b serious menace 10 the highest
form OF public progress Culture In
the arts religion. morality. health.
duties OF citizenship sociological
questions and. in fact. all that fails
10 bring material grlst TO tho individ.
ual mills which grind day in and
nirht out TO produce moneyed infiu-
ence for their owners-all these pur-
suits are woetully neglected IN tho
frenzicd rush to acquire u larger iu.
come than ones neighbor