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The Helena independent., 1892-03-11
Palmer in the Race for Good,

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, March 9.-,Ths news of
the endorsement of Palmer and Altgeld by
the Cook county convention was hailed
with joy be the democratic friends of Gen.
Palmer in this city. A meeting was i'm
mediately called at Gen. Palmer's Office
and Palmer club was organizen the OBJ
ject of which is to assist the presidential
boom Of their candidate in every possible
way. The meeting was presided over by
ex-Mayor Charles L. Hay and numbered
among its charter members such prominent
democrats as Representatives. Frank Fl.
Jones and Il. L. Merritt, DIR. j. Il, Wilcox,
County Clerk Rogers, Coroner Hoiferka,np,
City Treasurer Lenno1, City Attorney Nc
Grath. City Clerk Frank Williams, Edward
Ridgely, Stuart Brown and many others,
There was great enthusiasm and the club
was permanently organized, with the Hon.
G. T.. Hay as president, John Kehoe. secre-
tary. and p. Bartelme, treasurer. The
organization takes in the whole county,
Independents being appointed for each
ward and township.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-11
100000 Soldiers in Line.

LONDON, March l0-The next Russian
military maneuvres in the vicinity of Mos
COW will be on gigantic scale. Six army
corps will take part besides guards mud
cavalry, the whole reaching n total of 2OO,-
600 men. -
The Helena independent., 1892-03-11
Wheat and Corn.

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The March re-
port of the distribution of wheat and corn,
made by the department of agriculture,
shows a reserve stock of wheat in the grow
ers' hands. III, 100000 bushels, the largest
ever reported. The estimated quantity of
corn in the farmers hands is 860,0OO,0O0
bushels N. r-- -
The Helena independent., 1892-03-11
Helena Public Ruildine.

WASHINGTON. March 10-[special. 1.-The
house committee on public buildings has
agreed to report favorably an appro-
priation of S150,000 for building at
Helena. ...s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

BUrnfoRr May 2S-Flour quiet: Western
super. % t01 800. DO. extra ~ I'D n '.'0 ~
family 1L1Oa4fj. winter wheat, patent.
8 .-5a..0a. spring wheat. patent -i.t0o D. 20
-urlnr wheat straight. -3.hU0 500: Ieceip'7'
1l.n0l barrels shipments, l,1i3 barrels. s"'ea'
$50 barrels Wheat weak no. 2. red Spot
I'D &C.: May al C. asked. june V
Nlo..Iulv. GOA s0.t C.. steamer NO. 2 leu ~ ~
asked. receipts .035 bushels shipments, o.
IS ushei-. stock. JOB. H nushe.7 safes, ~
00O bushels. Southern wheat steady uItz'
g01 4sc.. longbergy. 9zn 95c Corn unsettled;
mixed spot. GA ~ g. c.: May. 3z,4 "a ~ c.,
june 81 m52 c.. July, ~ ~ 81 c.
steamer mixed. soc. asked receipts. Sis BUSH
els SHIPMENTS. Il5.1l4 bushels stock ,l''
bushels sales. l7s 600 bushels southern
corn white steady. 53a "A Co. yellow easy,
s.. SIC. Oats strong No. 2. white Western,
3-n Is &C.: NO. 2 mixed Western, So
$500. receipts. 0.faO bushels STOCK, l'3'-
532 busae els. Rye quiet No. 2. Sz0 &c., stock
q. sl3 bushels. Hay steady; good 70 choice
timothy S14.a0o $50. GRAIN ireights. steam
or dull. parcel room good demand steamer
% Liverpool. per busDel I'D. bid. cork lot
orders. per quarter 1890 10 esd; cotton.
22c. per 100 pounds flour, Zoe. per 100 pounds.
Cotton nominal mlddhngs, G. ITO
visions steady. Butter firm. Eggs steady
lj 5c. Coffee steady Rio cargOes. inr, ln'- c.
No. =. I3t4c Sugar firm graduated. s-lbc
Capper steady. quiet refined. u C. WIS
KEY steady. Peanuts irginia hand-picked.
e.. do. fancy. C.: DO farmers, 3.la 4c.;
North Carolina. farmers. 3.
Stocks Baltimore and Ohio stock. "a bid;
Northern Central stock. Cg asked Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern first incomes. q.
bid do. second incomes z7027 do. third
incomes, S4m64, Consolidated Gas stock,
"a. nEl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24
Iynchburg.

LYNcHBURG. Va. May 2l.-With very light
receipts we have little of interest 20 report
about our market. Quality and character
Of the tobacco were unsatisfactory on the
whole. the bulk consisting of common and
nondcscript grades for which prices were
we'll maintained while showing an advance
for desirable leaf with good body and sub
stance Offerings of bright tobacco have
been very small and it looks as if the bulk of
same has been marketed. Receipts this
week have reached 900 pounds. increasing
the total since October T. 1891. to 1900. 900
pounds against j.. 1926. 600 pounds during tho
same periOl last season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

RICHMOND. Va. May 28-No offerings Of to-
hacc0s at auction on Change to-day.
Light private sales repOrtei 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Office of the tobacco Inspector reports to-
day. Inspections Bright, As hogsheads dark
A. hogsleads. Eeinspections- Bright, 10
hogsheads.
farmers. Virginia Wilson's. Allegheny,
old Dominion. ShelDurnes, Crenshaw s,
Seabrooks. Meals Dayenports, Planters
and Shockoe tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts. 105 packages deliveries 81
packages.
United States internal revenue collections
for tie city Of Richmond, Va, to-day. Cigars
aud cigarettes. S4334.90. plug tobaccos
S267L7I Total. s7Ol26l.
Registered at the Tobacco exchange to-day
Charles W. BONNER n r. Bowman. lynch
burg: Joseph j. Perciyal, Ferdinand
Schwenck. Petersburg. John 7. Lovelaco,
South Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

UN1oS SrocK YARDS. ILL.,. May 3d.
Cattle Receipts. 10000; strong 40 l50z0c.
higher common TO extra steers $1,000 800;
stockers and feeders. sAz5a4.O0; COWS and
bulls. sL5Oa3.5O. Hogs Receipts. 10000:
firm. shade higher: heavy, SAs0o4.9 90; mixed
and medium. Sf7O0Ag5; light. 4.60'o 81.
Sheep Receipts. 1900: weak Zoe. lower in
ferior % extra. S2.2j@j.00; warnings e60 T.
The Droyers' journal, London cablegram
quotes best American steers az III. C. against
llc a week ago and lf-4c. year ago I he
supply of American cattle was large and Of
home SUPPLIES molerate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

ST.. LOUIS. No. May 3D. Flour firm
patents s4.iOa4 $50: extra fancy. SLlOa4. l5;
fancy. s365D275. choice. s3l0o3.20: family.
s2s0o8. Wheat weak aud lower. May. SIC.
asked. June. Sc bid. July II &c. asked;
August. 89s C. Corn weak and lower. May
Sic. asked June. 1870. bid; July, 4. C..
asked. September A. C.. Oats lower. May,
33c. bid. July. 81 c. asked. Pork Standard
mess. $3.50 for old; 500 for new. Lard
Prime steam. SIS. Dry sailed meats Shoul-
ders. s562jl 3. longs S6.6z54. clear ribs. 500;
shorts. SGs7 Bacon Boxed shoulders,
s5.3735; longs and clear ribs, 96.6j@6. 20;
.lnrfa II. Innn.sI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

IWrnroo1 Maya 3-Spot cotton steady: fair
demand neutrality-suspicious. l-le. Sales,
10000 bales. Futures steady; May-Juue,
4 2-Gi: June-July. 44-G: July-Augus', ! 7-G4;
Augu- September, 4 1854.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

WuMmG1ox. n. c.. May 23.-Spirits
turpentiuo firm at 2sc Rosn steady strain
ed, g5c good strained, slo0. Tar steady
at Sl35 Crude turpentne firm; hard.
81, yellow dip, s415; virgin, s2i5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

Wheat. 90 cars: corn. l9i cars, oats. i52 cara.
There was little business done IN provisions.
Pork was weak and closed l2lac lower. while
ribs were very firm and closed 3 to no.
higher. Lard unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

CiNcnNAr1. o.. May 23.-Pork -Regular
sl037s; family. s1L3l 3. Lard-hettle
dried $3.50 Bacon Short clear sides
St.s7i1ne.a0. Whisky Sales of .OJs barrels
of finished goods on the basis of @1.l4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

.sHyurr. Tenn. May D. Wheat-No .
car lots. g0c.. No. 3. oS0 sgc. Corn from store
and delivered at depots sacked, white milling.
o. &C.. bulk, G0c. from wagon in the ear 5Ja
fOC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

Nfw York. May o. Cotton futures
closed steady. Receipts at the ports are
bales against $500 last week and
last year. HE Southern markets are
steady. firm with lid. advance 40 Augusta.
.a spot market j, quiet and unchanged.
Hlllng uYlands. Sales s43 bales. and
delivered on contract 100 bales transactions
I'll uures. 10000 bales a cable from Alex
aaira VIA Boston reports the destruction of
cautars ot Egyptian cotton ~ that port
l... B., equal 20 10000 American bales May,
June. 1Z7~7.Zs July, 737U L3s.
ast 1a3al4i September, 7.U0Ij2.
October. rt0p7.6I November. 7.G4loL7O
.a.ember 77so7sO; January, LS9@7.s0:
e.rllrY. 1904 $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

DEpORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
II FIRST NATIONAL BANK, AT RICHMOND
IL THE STA IE OF VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE
OF i SINESS MAY t.. lsf2:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24
LIABILITIES.

IJ. vs.. lockwood. cashier Of the National
Bank OF Virginia. do affirm that the above
stgtcml mo is time TO me best OF Jay huowlelge
and belief y. ". LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed TO before me this
2sl day of May 1922. n. LOCKWOOD,
Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

STATE OF VIRGINIA. CRY RIcHMoND-ss
]. H. G. Burnett cashier Of the aboye-named
bank, 10 solemnly swear that the above state
men Us true 90 the best Of NV know edge and
belief II. G.. BURNETT, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this I'D
day of May 1872.
J. T. MCKENNY, Notary Public
Corroct-Attest: RICHARD J.. BROWN,
JAMES MILLER.
A.. l.. BOULNARE.
my2ilt Directors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

I..,.l,AGo. Ill. May 28-All the grain mar
49,, were depressed to-day by the change for
~ Ds lier Ia weather conditions. Wheat de-
e,.. -" lc.. corn l55m + o. for distant
-'el 20 be ou tie boint Of collapse. There
a.. N't much demand for that delivery
49, iealng Dy longs was heavy. The re-
nae decline Of ~ cents. Receipts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

Rf rrSIoN of BA NE OF RicHMoSb, Ar
in THE STATE OF VIRdlNiAA'
Ar THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS hIh NAL
letl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24
CoRREcr-Attest:

DFpORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
IL NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA AT
RICHMOND. VA. AT THE CLOSE or BUSl-
NESS ON MAY u, 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24
C0HREcT-Attest:
II. 4. CLAIBORNE.
GEORGE ]. CHRISTIAN
GEORGE n WOODBRIDGE.
my2llt Directors.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA AT RICH
MOND II TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA. Al
TIE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MAY 18th. 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

STATE or VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF HENRIcO, CITY OF
RICHNOND-IO VIZ:
!. J. B. Beasey. cashier of the aboye-namea
bank. do solomnly swear that the above state,
ment 5 true 10 the best of my knowiedge and
belief y. H. BEASLEl, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn Z before me this 2ld
day OF May. fSg2 WILLIAM r. ALLEN,
Notary Public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE BoHLs CIGARETTE MAcHINEl
(oMP. Sy.
Richmond. Va. May rs. 1892 J
4 DiYfDNEND OF IN PER CEN +, on HE
~ on the capital stock OF this company has
payable az til. ofiico OF the company on aud at
ter the 25tb Of May. 1879. FRED. \. MYERS.
my-s2.su,tud woSt Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

olr closed duh but steady. fine grades of
t.r- wheat -LI5o 2.Z5 DO. winter. -2a
spcrluo spring. rZ10o 80 5. 90. win
i.r rLiInZ.1 extra no. ] spring. S20O0
a0 winter. tt04.50; extra No. 2 spring
d. winter, @Ze00325; city mills
,A-as. -s.0lo4.l 5. southern flour closed
r. ude and family extras, e4.OO4 4.75
ne.t indies.
".e.t options opened weak and ale.
Hr large trading The weakness was
q. mo.e brilliant weather in the West.
r..t cables slow. After midday the mar
A.t H.. Jess active. but rallied sharply On
Ieerease "a visible supplies. near the
sold 01 again and closed - tofl- &c;
.N. spot lots closed easy. no z req
water e. cash, May. 9J4c.' do June,
J4.y u sc.. August. go c.
'.fl- Options were moderately active and
Fa. except for May. closing ItalIc.
spot lots closed easy. No mixed.
May. 5sc.; June. 81. &C.. July. 3lisc.,
A-.-st e.
.-a Options fairly active and weak. clos
ie. lower spot lots closed weak and
"e 30. white. cash, 1901 10 4Oc.. No. DO.
no. mixed. cash. 3d. 4@3lc.; DO.
c. June, 36'4 C., july, $3.50, No.
-..i cash. So e..
lfa llA but firm: old mess. $3.50
lard closed easier; May, 56O2, July, s6.G7:
august .GlL
Sugar Raw quiet Muscogado. 50 test,
centrifugal. aG test 9 l-loc. refined quiet
.-.oAi of crushed Ja5i C.. powdered, A., IA
graduated Z J-l6o8 9-l6c.; cubes.
&C.. LIQUID A. 4 3-l6@4ll-lCc.; coniec-
..efs 4. q l-l6nl 5-lGc.
,.ee spot lots closed quiet. fair ldo
..,es. 10 o.. Futures closed steady. Rio or
"-s's. 30. % May. 3l2.65 do. June, Sl2.l0
~ August. sll85.
G. pe Line certificates dull and foatuIless.
,'..s. 1900 barrels AT Consolidated tx
@.lte june opening. &C.; highest, 57]4;
''tssi 51 closing. 81.
f p'Nis turpentlne unchanged in price and
.t. quoted, 81 m52c ROsin generally
10y but trading slow; strained, Sl.45
'V.4 strained III 4-ll11 "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-24

DEpORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIE
il MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. At
MCUNDND. ~ TIE SAFE OF VIRGINIA.
Al TIE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. MAY u, 1892:
The state herald., 1892-06-03
A PRESS ORDINANCE.

Tho Turkish Government Issues These
Orders TO Editors aud Printers.
Look how careful tho sultan IL TO
supply tho city OF Constantlnopie his
imperial residence. with reliable and
instructive news His government
has Just issued tho following instruc.
tions 10 editors and printers OF nows-
papers;
1. Give preference TO nll news regarding
the health OF tho emperor and his family,
tho condition OF agriculture and tho progress
OF industry and commerce..
.. No novels must be published that hsvo
not bccn approved by the minister Of cdu.
cation and guardian Of public morals.
=, Long literary and scientific articles
must ba avoided. The words ITO bc con.
unucd" must not bc used, as they excite
too great expectations.
I. Loads and pointed lines must not bo
used, ns they produce Offensive supposi,ions
aud Irritation. and may bc mistaken aA
cauivocatlons concerning his imperial
majesty.
o. Carefully avoid tho names Of promi.
ncnt people. Should governor or nny
Inferior otliccholdcr b. accused OF theft,
cmbcsxcmont, manrlnught1r or other
crimes tho event must ethor bc suppressed
or represented m not proved,
q, II Ia absolutely prohibited 10 publish
petitions regarding abuses OF the admins.
tration.
z. II In not allowed 10 publish n,,omp,s
Of murder against prlbccs or riots IN for.
,ign countries, tho knowlcdp, OF such
cycn,s being not profitable To our loyal and
pcaooablc people
5. These new instructions Ahall no, be
published In your paper M II might cause
dissatisfied mon 10 pass evil criticisms aud
remarks concerning them.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
ST, Person. Drowned nyn wa,.r.pou,.

A watcrspou, burst near HInapsn, heiall
village In Ohio, drowning sir persons and
destroying buildings, stocks and crops
The water fell IN torrents from 4 o'clock
until few minutes after siI, and III, smail
river oycriiowed it, banks. The farmers did
not fee, thinking there was no danger. and
would have been safe had not dam nhou.
two miles above the village broken. J. n.
Robbins house was on the bank Of the river.
lie aud his wife and two children were cAiln,
breakfast II Is presumed they started 10
dee, but were too late. Stewart and son were
In their barn which was carried away Their
house wiih.iood the torrent, and Mrs. Stewart
witnessed the drowning Of her husband aud
son.
J. ID. Campbell and wife wcrc carried down
the stream, but lodged on nn nbutmcnt of n
bridge and were drowned, Tho bodies Of tho
ak were found In large pile Of drifiwood
which reached nearly across the river. Search.
Ing parties are oycrhnullng the drlftnooi, be.
llcylng that more bodies will bc found. Many
horses aud cattle were swept away and the
loss Il estimated at taD, 900.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
DESTRUCTION AND SUFFERING.
Appalling Reports from the Overlooked
Districts In Arkansas.


Most appalling reports Of destruction and
suffering continue TO come from the over
flowed districts of Arkansas. The citizens at
Pine Bluff, and especially the business men,
are themselves heavy losers, but they have
come forward and subscribed literally to help
those In n worse condition.
The federal steamer Wichita, sent out
Wednesday with provisions, telegraphed that
300 people were provided with food at Auburn
and Maple Grove. The villages OF Bankhead,
Grcenback, Dyer, Tarassa and Heckntor arc
entirely submerged by the breaking OF the
Brunsou leycc. Food Is scarce and there is
the greatest suffering in consequence all along
the river
Hundreds Of families have entirely aban-
doned their homes and do not think OF ever
returning. The backwa,cr OF the Mississippi
is helping largely to the present flooded con-
dltiOn below here, although the fall In the
Arkansas at points above Is reported rapidly.
II has fallen only six inche5 since the reaction
set In.
a call to the country at large for urgent
help Sas issued by the local board OF trade.
II says that while II cannot begin TO attend to
the wants Of It's own people, there arc 25 200
others dependent on them. Another boat has
left loaded with few days rations for 5000
people. II Is estimated that In this county,
jefferson, 10000 acres OF cotton are ruined.
Planting will begin ms soon as the floods sub
side, but Is Is doubtful II II will be successful.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
A Gri,,ly Loose In Washington.

A grizzly bear from the Washington roo
early Tuesday morning escaped from its cage.
The bear was about three years old, and was
caught In the Yellowstone Park. News Of
the animals escape spread through the city
and caused feeling Of uncasiness, especially
10 ihose who had to send their children to
school. About o'clock posse started IN
pursuit Of bruin and soon had him In sight.
Mr.. Lewis, carpenter In the grounds, Mr..
Hunter nnd another man named liess had
him surrounded at one time, and then for the
first time the animal showed fight lIo a,-
tackled Hess and might have Killed him had
not Hunter beat him on with club. The
bear then made Wild dash for the woods.
lie turned again on his pursucrs, and the
latter, leyeling their guns, fired, aud bruin
rolled over dead.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
A Human IIenr, for DInncr.

salfa- Eenny. father and son. two
mon Of Mohammedan faith, living In
Kasan. In Russia were seized with nn
attack OF tho prevalent epidemic OF
typhus They applied for advice TO
moilah iAlohammedan priest). who
prescribed for them tho roasted heart
and liver OF II healthy girl under 10
years Tho two men made their SO.
lection among tho growing beauties
OF tho nelghborhood and induced
girl OF Ia to go with thom into their
hut where they slaughtered her.
Thoy wero arrested and accused Of
murder. found guilty and transported
TO tho Siberian mines for twelve
years, which is. In most cases eluiva-
lent to transportation for life, because
thore arc few people who can stand
life In tho mines for twelve years
Chicago Herald.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

THE fact that portions OF California
havo been under irrigation for
quarter Of n century with no concom-
infant OF fever or aguc argues against
the baseloss theory OF attendant dis
ease In this as in other matters. caro-
should be taken TO avoid the mistake
OF assuming as causo and effect what Is
merely coincidence On the whole
there is much cause for congratulation
on the progress which irrigation has
already made, hope for its spread in
the future. and no reason TO fear that
its effect will DO dclc,crious to tho
health OF the community.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
w.s..r. N.ws No..s.
Creole has mining stock exchange.

Creole has n mining stock exchange.
Nearly all the young people Of Grand juno
tlon got married last week
The commencement exercises Of tho Colo
RADIO Agricultural College will be held Mt Fort
Collins on June 9th.
Chas. Hudspeth, the colored man who
killed Reuben Miller Mt Fremont, has been
convicted Of murder In the second degree.
Chas. Powell Of Aspen has been sentenced
to jail for one year, having been found guilty
of involuntary manslaughter for killing Brad
Davis.
A company Of Grand Junction men have
organized the Mount Lincoln Land and Water
Company for the purpose or irrigation. They
will construct SIX miles of ditch ut once and
irrlgate large amount Of land.
The inquiry into the burning of the New
Mexico capitol has developed tho fact that the
fire was started In two places, almost stimuli
tancously, and that It was Of inccndiary ori-
gin. The fircmcn could do nothing owing to
the failure Of the water supply.
Denver Markets-Eggs, ranch zoe, state
lie; butter, best creamery 20@26c, dairy lie;
hay, upland balcd $l06$ll, second bottom
S@ss, alfalfa 800; wheat sl.30; corn, bulk
zoe, sacked 75c; oats, sl.0S, sacked tl.l5;
potatoes Soc; cattle, choice steers $2.s09
$500, cows $190a$2.65, native feeders 81 90
@&95; hogs, choice s4.85@4.50; sheep,
choice shorn s4.009s4.55, common and feed
ers s.. .500of300.
Hilda Anderson, n'12-ycar-old girl of Colo
rado Springs, was run over by bakers wagon
few days ago and badly hurt. She was
severely bruised on the leg where the horse
stepped on her, and her arm and shoulder
laccrated where the wheels went over them.
Her head was also bruised. She fell directly
between the wheels and almost miraculously
escaped Injury in any vital spot.
The state herald., 1892-06-03
UNREST IN ROME.
Tho NV Cabinet Tries to Resign but the
King Objects.

On the 2'th Slgnor Guilct,c, the new prime
minister, announced to the chamber of dcpu.
ties that the members Of the cabinet had ten
dcrcd their designations to King Humbert,
but that his majesty had refused To accept
them. He therefore asked the chamber to
pass the most urgent bills now before II, aud
10 grant the government vote on account
for the next six months.
The prime ministers announcement caused
a great sensation. It Is generally taken TO
portcnd that the dissolution Of the House ia
imminent
There Ia no doubt tina, the resignation OF
the ministry was prcclpisatcd by the vote
taken In the House yesterday on the question
Of confidence In the ministry. The result was
victory for the ministry, but the margin wac
40 close that had thiriy.cight who had alb
stained from voting east their votes against
the government, the ministry would have sus.
talncd defeat The new cabinet was only
definitely formed on May 10, aud II. practical
overthrow has, therefore, been II matter Of
only n few days. The preceding cabinet. at
the head Of which was the Marquis III RudIni,
was defeated by majority Of eight on May 9
on It, demand for vote of confidence.
The state herald., 1892-06-03

THERE is no reason why irrigation
should be the cause OF fever and aguo
though 1t may be occasionally nc.
companied thereby. As rule irri-
cation may DO expected TO lessen tho
danger Of these diseases since H.
drained land and uncultivated tracts
aro certainly most often ravagcd by
them. while tho object OF irrigation
is perpetual tillago and n necessity
for It's success is careful drainage.
The only danger OF such Diseases from
irrigation would arise from the initial
stops since tho first disturbance Of
virgin soil Is always attended with
risk,
The state herald., 1892-06-03
Helped Ills Eseruiioncr.

An extraordinary murder and iynchlng oc.
Cured at Bastrop, Louisiana, on the 23rd.
One man committed the murder aud one man
did the lynching, with the asslstaLee OF the
murderer.
S, Chambliss Brigham, manager for Colonel
George @. Phillips, who owns plantation on
Island De slard while In the field was shot
dead from ambush by an old negro.
The negro then walked to the plantation
residence, summoned Colonel Phillips and
told him that he hal killed Brigham and
wanted To be hanged for It, Colonel Phillips
put rope around the ncgro's neck and the
negro was soon swinging in n death struggle
from the limb Of u tree. No motive Is as
signed for the murder and 1t Is thought tho
negro WAS insane