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The state herald., 1892-01-01

All aboard for the Golden Eagle
Cash Store where with every dollars
worth of goods purchased We secure u
chance 10 draw that line wagon.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

L. Eaton, Who formerly held
ION nn the High Line, was run
n train NJ llalgler, Nebraska,
,lns Of last week and Killed
inft lie caught his foot IN u
frls 49, could not get out ~ the wa,
'uf y slipproaehine train which was
too 4 " 10 him before The engineer
siw M TO stop. lie was n brother
u Mira. Gaidr, Of ilolyogc. liha+-.,-
a,l,osnf Jlle duesase.- -hasa- -uui--.s-al.
ts,tl,v .t-ll.sif-irrny frirniH IN '-liol
soi,,la ll..s. I'D heseassa.uat
The state herald., 1892-01-01
Gillett Bros. have recently receives
a car load OF barbcd wire.
Fn,l many a gem Of pu!cst ray serene
Within my wcll.stockcd showcases Is seen.
f. w. Dearcup, Jeweler.

Buy your groceries, queens ware
and glass warcNt Slater & Co.'S. and
get a chance in their 10 gift enter
prise.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Gillcit Bros. guarantee all goods as
represented. Their prices are yours.
They can save you money.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

NIrs. Charley Schantz took the east
bound train, Monday, for visit with
friends at lirunlng, Neb.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Black and honey locust, box alder
and ash tree seed for sale by W. Il.
Shamp < Co.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Mrs. Dave Magncr returned, last
week. from n visit with friends AT
Nsw Castle, Wyoming,
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Coal oil 10 cents a gallon and head.
light idi cents per gallon AT A. Hy-
ats.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Did you see that beautiful gold
watch at l.. Tlnkel n Co.'S. II is To
he given away.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Nothing but best oak-tanned lcath.
er used in harness made at Glllctt
Bros.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Miss Almin Rinslow returned To
llolyoke last week from Brighton
where Hhe had been fof some time.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
LocnlLore.

II ia our purpose to note the arrival AMI de-
parturc Of all guests to our city. and request
those VIII. have visitors to inform us oftle fnct
Local news items are always thankfully received
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Cummlns has II iinr new dcsl,
unlcc. The desk was make by
Johnson aud shows good work
lp.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Proceedings of a-meeting Of the
haas.+-,f county commissioners held at
lIolyoke, NOV. :, 1891;
ptS,ep' " rs-:cl~ 2sa4s -cl.--La,
aud II. d. cupp, commissioners. aud
G. +, Mcpherson, clerk. Bills allowed:
WI. Elder, judge Of election live
days posting notices and bringing in
election returns, s2li0. j. Z. sykes,
judge Of election two days. and SIM
dries furnished, sl2s5. NJ. +. Clark.
cler, of election two days aud return
ing ballot box. Sll.l0. j. B. Weir.
cl2rl-. -.atrftction two dnys. IS 90. Jno.
starn. judge of election five days and
posting election notices. $40. School
district No. -, rent OF school house 81.
james Hamilton. judge of election live
shiys and bringing in election returns.
SO. Newton Clegg, judge Of election
i've days sl2 80. W. II. Moore, clerk
OF election two days -. G. a. Hawks
clerk Of election two days aud return.
ing ba lot box, Sll.60. John 4. Wolf.
judge of election five days sia 80. j.
II. Snylor, judge Of election live days
sls.5O. Oscar froutman, judge Of
election live days aud returning cleo
tiun returns, si5,9o. Harvey sprague,
clerk Of election two days aud return
Ing ballot box $40. II. Il. Perkins.
judge Of election liye days. sla,50. G.
II. Peter, clerk OF election two days 50.
Il. d. Elder, judge OF election llyc days
and returning election returns, slT.n0.
j. NJ. Smith, judge Of election i've DAYS
$3.50. j. II. Rlclesou. Judge OF elee.
tion iye days sl2 80. J.C. Eldcr.clerk
of election two days IS. O. A. Bald
win, clerk Of election and returning
ballot box, $500. ". II. Dlekefson,
Judge Of election four days and return
Ing election returns, ST. 90. Henry {,
llaigrayes Judge Of election six days
Si5. \. u. Fleming judge OF election
six days Si5. J. II. saxlon clerk Of
election two days and returning ballot
box $50. Robinson clerk OF elcc.
ton two days s.. G. y. Mcl'bersua
election ballots aud mafert,i.on special
contingent fund ssp,so, Joseph cuefn-
sey Judge Of election i've days Si2s60.
W. II. Lane judge nf election days
sl2.50. George u. Storm judge OF
election days aud returning ballo.
box. slGs0. Knox Akin clerk Of elce.
lion days -. George \, Donnully
clerk Of election . days aud returning
ballot box $3.50. I. j. Dompstrr Go.
attorney, month of October sig {, f.
Mcpherson making abstract Of tglS list
% days $4,000. Jnmes Temple sheriff
taking Matilda Molnndcr TO insane
asylum, railroad fare and rxneUses Of
,rip,on rpeeIai kIlilui aiilllaili iin.l ~ 80.
tssS fcmplc sheriff railroad iHfeau
expenses IN case of People vs.. Joseph
liicnrd ,cn special contingent fund SO.
James lcinplr thotlli htlrnufliHn upon
county court $50 20. l. Smith s son
Co coal $3.50. q. . flniberlnke 90.
sIpl. Of schools Ssiao. Jumes Tenn
pie shrrln ftcs and mileage taking
Matilda Molandrr TO insauo asylum
Sllel5. james \. Temple sheriff fees
IN ease VI State W. jos. Ricatd $500.
L. $. Dakan election supplies sB,1o.
Phillips County Nows, publication Of
election notice sa9pG. phillipa County
Newa, printing certified list Of nomi.
nallons -. phillipA County News,
printing certificate of nominations $50.
rs. II 4, Webster rent on county
rouit room $50, JAS O'cobnor faom
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Happy New Year.
Fresh oysters at Stamps.
Weddings and rumors of weddings.
A. Hyatt and high prices don't
agree.
New goods and low prices at Gil.
lett Bros.
For sale or renr. An elght-room
house. G. Narney.
A. Hyatt sells gasoline at 10 cents
per gallon.
Fifty thousand brick for sale by G.
Varney. tt
A. Hyatt is selling groceries way
down. Give him Il call.
One hundred barrels of choice ap.
pies at C. Varney's.
Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shor>. 46
The bottom has been knocked out
of prices by A. Hyatt.
SANTA Observation-Disclosures.
at The City Drug Store.
Judge c. l.. Allen was in ilolyokc.
Saturday, on business.
- -
Fine Plush Goods and lowest prices
at The City Drug Store.
Minnie Dickerson went to Curtis
Monday, for a short visit.
Finest line of stationery in town, at
The City Drug Store.
Theo Chllberg returned, Monday,
from trip to Bertrand, Neb.
Applications for final proof made out
at this Office free of charge.
Elegant Dressing Cases: prices way
down, ut The City Drug Store.
The latest. Those new goods that
Gillett Bros. are receiving daily.
G. i. Blakcly has moved into the
Weaver building on Denver avenue.
No use OF freezing when you can
get a stove so cheap at Glllett Bros.
Mrs. Charley Moore, of New Castle,
Wyo y visiting .;ierds "a, us.,..-,.I
The state herald., 1892-01-01
ARrIrA FKrALL.

RAJ, 4 's:,,,' sss lI'Is:.. ias As....... s.s,,..
has bceA, No the people uf
the folld fed counties; Per-
kins, Ctl Dundy, in Nebraska,
Logan spd fiillips IN Colorado, to
produce fdWftest rainfalls at Il cost
of twenty-fonr hundred dollars. max
ing three hundred dollars for each
county, "No rain, no pay At a
mass meeting held in lIolyoke. on
Saturday the 2Gth, committee was
appointed TO collect money. Over
two hundred dollars was raised taking
down names and amounts collected
wnirh will he returned If rain tests
fail. Meeting adjourned to next Sat
urday when the whole amount for
this county will he collected and put
in the bank. If the above nam ed
counties dre as wei pleased with the
proposition as Philips seems to be IL
will succeed. II. w. Wakcman, OF
this county will shortly visit these
counties and explain in detail.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

I(ilss Jennie Kendall, of Dillcr Ne.
br3ska, Is visiting with hcr sister
Nh. W. u. wakcman. OF llolyoke.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
Patronlze your home merchants.

Mrs. Norman Harvey and tlaltsh-
tiers, Of IIolJredgc, visited friends N
Ilolyokc This week.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

L da BENNETT went to Denver
wsdk on q visit to her brother,
gls. who Is attending school there,
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Just received, nice line Of queens
ware and glassware. Cali and see
our stock.
W. II. SuAMr X Co,
The state herald., 1892-01-01

4 Mrs.:M. V. propst, Of Sterling, Is
visiting her daughter, Mr.. c. NJ. q.
wqolman, Of this place.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

M~s Eslclla shockey came down
rtn IFnycr Inst week fora visit with
rS pq1wnis who live near Ilolyokc.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
go Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ill.

I The American Hotel. of Iiolyokc,
changed hands yesterday. James
Williams, who has for some time held
the position Of clerk at the B. * NJ.
Hotel, tocS charge OF it under lease
from T. +. johnson who recently pur-
chased the property of Mr.. Blakely.
'%,e isal,sans of -+@,+- -M.--llas-t
speak in tcrns-sGrr1rSc l0r Mr.--Nil-
The state herald., 1892-01-01

We have the finest line Of Christ
ma, candy in IIolyoke. W. Il. Shainp
& Co.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

The HERALD wishes It's readers
prosperity and happiness for the year
of lsDa.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
NOTICE.

The regular ANIMAL meeting of the
members of the Phillips Counls Agri-
cultural and Horticultural Fair Asso-
citation will he hcld at Judge Glynn's
ofhcc, Jan. md, 1892, at o'clock, p:
M, central time, for the purpose of
elccting officers and transacling snch
other business as may properly kcome
before the house in the intcnM Of
the association. All invited a
Il. l.. AMBLER
George Clark, OF the Gg T.
Cash Store, comes to fnt
sIts "a nrE ~alid 4 =. -
his patrons. He has p,l shew
Moline wagon which H. to
the one holding the tickct.
With every dollars W goods
purchased at his 81 ~ rash. he
will give a ticket, cntitle
the holder to one ctd( ~ the draw
ing of the wagon. fe your tick
cts for the waI n avoid the
rush.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

7 MARRIED, Ai the residence of the
brides father, j. II. Chlloott, near
IIaxtun. G-ls> Thursday, December,
2!ss 1891. Rev. W. L. Bailey of iIol-
Ssis s.s--
Loylna Chlcott. The newly married
couple are well known In the county
and have host Of friends who will
always be glad TO hear OF their pros
rSity and happiness. Tie HrnAhB
jolnswlih their many friends in viii
Ing for them-sA Alons- prosperous and
happS-murTied life:~They will make
their home in Philips colrp,y. :,
The state herald., 1892-01-01
SPEAK ln teru.s-.s,rr-rrE'7c 7T0r Mr..-lNll-

'F8s'' > = = - ''i'1I7 - ~ y ~
reason 10 believe that h.will manage
the American lIoS>-tn a manner that
will give hnLafhrge pat<egage and
the be,enr satisfaction 70 bis frse.npns.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Yasevpx1h 1hng Yswnx Mani True CO. initrne'sd
and sta me worked steadily and made Auney fas'sr
than hcrsme able 10 iny n.sani ani Luiii
,fnnii syr,sr hafr u stt fnrretd at that vii 70
work hrfn q tho tnsine-s In vAsA iaats my macy
Tsuc A ss.i shalt 80 ins'Fsr and start fsaisti
" do and "a reFk nA4st4iaaslsj 1an viii " due
tns \. fhlr ialuf Island aud hnl dtsl N1nn vish
Ga Msaey esn b. stiHssl ~ Nne u work nap
tdls and hnuefaf h1 tsntr q siri tuatf rr Old.
and In t4sr eeh letits. Nhefessr they i've Any one
do the ussk lsty clean We farnlsh sfrpiAE Nc
r.sk You dsfrtefuuf fnnneat, Al tine
a. tha~aA tLs sHifsy nsu lead tfisvs ~anast:sl
ss.sta.ttf, vsfhTf hrfinn - str ralninf im va 10
gisnre We stn ftsh ,as taa nraftnsnt-se'sishtn q
rMGC.. Ihs.s1 aas e. map siana ,linr' snl .sfv =,
vll t.sn sses, industrious waftet Wlsfssst 20. srs
aNd vlt9vse s dulnf want ~ hhev about til
vundelf work n iriay nsans much " ,nsy lest ~
sri Ssrsre y s,plan here n.t Sea ~ wife 10 ~
IN - ~. Hos ssso. Augusta, Maias'
The state herald., 1892-01-01

-@fTs. r6aTlcy Bucl took charge Of
the Occidental Lunch Room this week.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Mrs. Charley Moore, Of New Castle,
Wyo e visiting f;ienda p, n.:.........l n:...
The state herald., 1892-01-01

No use OF freezing when you can
get stove so cheap at Glllett BIOS.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

n. T.. .N ~. NJ.
HoLYoKE LODGE tNo. 81 \. +. AND A. NJ.
Regular communications the first and
third Fri,pys Of each month Al Masons IN
good standing nre cordially in,itoi To attend
~ W WAITE. W. NJ.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Applications for final proof made out
at this Office free of charge.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Proceedings of a-meetins of the
haas4+-off county commissioners held ut
lIolyoke, Nov. I. 1891:
The state herald., 1892-01-01

The latest. Those new goods that
Gillett Bros. are receiving daily. !
The state herald., 1892-01-01

their home in Philips corp,x
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
ROBBERY AND MURDER.
DOUBLE CRIME OF TWO CALIFOR-
MA HIGHWAYMEN.
A Stage Held Up Near Redding-The
Messenger Killed and Driver and
. Passenger Wounded.

REDDNa, CAL, May IA stage rob-
berry and murder occurred near here
about O'Clock this evening. The Red
ding and Shasta stage had reached the
top of long grade some five miles
above Redding on the river road, when
it was stopped by the same two high
waymen who stopped it Tuesday even
ing. John Boyce was driving, with q
man named George Suhr on the box be-
eide him. Buck Montgomery, the mes
senger, was on the back seat, inside.
One of the men, armed with shotgun
and wearing red bandana mask, or
dered the stage to stop and the passen-
ger on the box to throw up Lis hands.
He then ordered the treasure boxes
thrown out. The driver complied.
About this time the messenger got the
drop on the highwayman, and fired.
The highwayman dropped to his knees,
and then with his partner hid in the
brush and returned the fire with rife
and shotgun. The messenger was shot
in the navel, and several more bullets
lodged in the seat. The passenger re-
ceived three buckshot in the calf of the
right leg, and the driver got five buck
shot near the right knee. The robbers
then disappeared with the boxes.
The team started to run, but George
Suhr held che lines. D. Stevenson and
wife, who were going to Shasta. met the
stage. Stevenson says the passenger
was kneeling down in the boot driving,
and the stage driver was operating the
brakes, while the wounded messenger
lay in his blood inside. Stevenson took
charge of the team and drove two miles
to Middle Greek, while his wife drove
to Redding for DR.. Lowry.
A reporter visited the scene and found
Montgomery in dying condition at the
hotel at Middle Greek, with his wife
beside him. He died soon afterwards.
The driver and Suhr were resting easily.
The Wells-Fargo boxes are supposed
to have contained rich treasure, some
placing the estimate as high as 500, 900.
The highwaymen are supposed to be
ex-convicts. A large party is searching
for them now, with good prospects Of
success, as one of them is undoubtedly
wounded. The members of the militia
company joined in the search, and by
some mistake young soldier named
George Holzworth was shot through the
shoulder and arm. His wound is not
aerious
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
THE EDITORS ARRIVED.

They Crossed Into California at 10
O'Clock Last Night.
Special to the HERALD
The NEEDLES, CAL, May 14.-The
National Editorial association arrived
in California at 10 O'Clock tonight. The
delegates are delighted with their tour
thus far and anticipate the greatest
pleasure in their trip throughout the
state. There are 500 people in the party.
including editors and their wives.
There are three special trains and prob
ably another will be added before their
arrival in Los Angeles, making about
700 visitors in all. They were royalty
entertained at Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, Colo.
Nearly every state ia represented in
the delegation. All of the delegates are
enthusiastic over the Santa Fe railroad
and it's managers. The Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific companies both seem
to appreciate the results that will fol-
low from this excursion. 1t will result
in the best advertisement that the state
has ever had, and at the least expense.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
FIRST DEGREE MURDER.
TONY VITAL FOUND GUILTY AT
SANTA BARBARA.
~ the Extreme Penalty-Doubts as
to HIS Sanity.

SANTA BARBARA, May 14.-Anton Vital
was found guilty of murder in the first
degree in the superior court here today,
and will suffer the full penalty. Vital
entered Chinese wash house at Lom-
poe few weeks ago, and shot one of
the Cinnamon who resisted when Vital
tried to rob them.
A. w. Csmpbell, his accomplice, was
arraigned in the Justices court today on
the charge Of burglary. Hewas charged
also with murder, but that charge will
probably be withdrawn, as he turned
states evidence.
II. Chronis, the Spring.street fruit
erer, is well acquainted with Andrew
Vital, who worked in this city for a
number of years. Mr.. Chronis states
that about two and half years ago
'"Tony" as he was called here, was
arrested in Loe Angeles and examined
on the charge of insanity, but he was
discharged, as he was thought to be
harmless. ''Tony" came to America
from Smyrna, Asiatic Turkey, and once
wanted to hire Hazards pavilion to de-
liver lecture on philosophy. He also
INDUCED in many other strange freaks.
Mr.. Chronis is certain that Vital is of
unsound mind, and has been for num-
Der of wears.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15

rainstorm, amounting almost to cloud
burst, struck here this morning. Dry
run overflowed its banks and did much
damage to small buildinge. Sidewalks
and bridges were washed away and the
streets made almost impossible. A
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
freight went through a culvert, doing
slight damage and delaying all trains.
The river is rising rapidly.
Fort DODGE, Iowa, May 14.-Fears OF
flood are entertained by the residents
OF the Little Sioux valley. Thousands
OF acres are now under water and the
farmers are already heavy losers.
TERRIFIC STORM IN OKLAHOMA.
GUTHRIE, O. T.. May 14.-The heavi.
est rain in many years fell here last
night, accompanied by hail. Much
damage to crops resulted. All traffic on
the Santa Fe was suspended during the
night. Many bridges are N danger
GUS condition.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May 14.-The flood
in the Kansas river is rapidly subsiding,
and all further danger of flood is be-
lieved to be passed.
Ell RENO, o. T., May 14.-This section
has suffered, heavy losses by storms.
The rivers are out Of their banks and the
bottoms flooded. 1t is reported that a
cyclone visited Eastern Oklahoma yes
terday afternoon. Twenty houses were
blown to pieces. In Canadian county a
number Of school houses were destroyed.
No deaths are reported, but a number of
persons we're seriously hurt.
THE ARKANSAS RAGING.
VAN BUREN, Ark, May Alt has
rained here nearly necessarily for two
weeks. The Arkansas river is higher
than it has been since 1885, and is rising
six inches per hour. The bottoms are
inundated and farmers are moving out
tonight in binding rain. Two wash
outs. reported on the Kansas and Arkan.
sas Valley railroad, sixty miles west of
here, have suspended all traffic on the
line. All crops are totally destroyed.
THE ILLINOIS ON THE RAMPAGE.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, May 14.-The
Illinois river is on the rampage, having
risen nearly foot in the past twenty
four hours, and is still rising. Naples,
in the western part of the county, is
partly under water and great loss of
property is reported. Unless the food
subsidies soon. the place will be entirely
wiped out.
WEATHER BULLETINS.
CHICAGO, May lathe weekly
weather bulletins of Michigan, Iowa and
Indiana state that the cold, wet weather
is delay to farm work. Except on
low land, however, crops are in good
condition, and bright, warm weather
would bring them forward rapidly.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
wATTERsON's VICTORY.
Kentucky Delegates VIII Go to Chical
UJuiu stru cted.

Kentucky Delegates Will Go to Chicago
Uninstructed.
LOUISVILLE, May 14.-At the general
primary elections throughout Kentucky
today, contrary to general expectations,
the results indicate that Kentucky will
possibly send an uninstructed delega-
ton to the national conven ton. The
result is believed to be due to the posi-
tion taken by Henry Watterson in
regard to Cleveland. The instructed
counties are about evenly divided be-
tween Carlisle and Cleveland. Thirty
out of fifty-nine counties, so far as re-
ported, endorsed Watterson's g suggestion
that delegates be governed by the con-
ditions existing at the time of the Chi
cago convention.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
DYNAMITE DEvILTRY.

Mining Office Blown Up by Bomb
in France.
PARIS, May 14.-A bomb and a
quantity of explosive were placed on a
window sill in an Office connected with
the Camp Grand mines at Abby in the
department of Tarn. The explosion
which followed was terrific, and the
building was blown to atoms, and the
furniture in the Office destroyed. The
affair caused the greatest excitement,
and 1T was feared number of people
were injured. Upon investigation,
however, it was found no one was hurt.
There is no clue to the perpetrators of
the outrage.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
RUSSIAN GRATITUDE.

omcers OF the COnenaugh Feted Night
and Day.
RIGA, Russia, May 14.-Count Do.
orlnski today presented Captain Spen-
Ger, OF the steamer Conemaugh, an en-
ameled tea service, the gift of the czar
to the American officer. The governor
OF Riga gave banquet to the officers of
the steamer this afternoon. This even
ing performance in their honor at the
circus. Tomorrow they will attend
dinner given by the project of police,
and will afterward be present at gala
performance at the theater.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
GLAZING OIL AT BRISTOL.
The Harbor Converted Into q veritabls
Sea of Fire.

The Harbor Converted Into veritable
Sea of Fire.
LONDON, May 14.-The Barnett Harris
oil warehouse at Bristol, containing
10000 barrels of oil, caught fire today
and was soon destroyed. The blazing
oil ran into the water and the harbor is
veritable sea of fire. Five vessels sue
cumbed to the burning fluid and the
hulls and rigging of all were badly dam
aged. Three barges and lighter were
almost consumed and sank to the bot
tom of the harbor. The flames COM
municated to several warehouses and
the buildings and their contents were
seriously damaged by fire and water.
The flames spread to distillery on the
opposite side of the river and the build
ing was also destroyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
A DerYish Massacre.

CAIRO, May 14.-News OF a bloody raid
by Dervishes was received today from
Upper Egypt. A band of fierce fanatics
recently made descent upon Sierra,
twenty miles north of Wady- Halfa, and
massacred thirty-four natives who fell
into their hands.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
THE LITTLE ROCK LYNCH1NG.
Death OF the Rape Fiend's victIm-Gov
ern0r Eagle Injured.

Death OF the Rape Ftend's VtctIm-Gov-
ernOr Eagle Injured.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 14.-Maggie
Doxey, the little white girl who was out
ragged by the negro, Henry James, who
was hanged by mob at O'Clock this
morning, died from her injuries an hour
after the hanging.
Governor Eagle, who was assaulted by
the mob while attempting to prevent
the lynching of James, remained in his
room all day. He was twice knocked
down and received many bruises, a
black eye and has thumb dislocated.
An indignation meeting was held by
the more vicious and lawless negroes to-
night. The better class, however, agree
with the whites that only just punish
ment was meted out.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
Good Grounds for Divorce.

LONDON, May 14.-John Richard Ma
lone, major and honorary lieutenant
colonel Of the Ninth battalion rifle bri-
gade, Barnston, County Westmeath,
Ireland, today procured a divorce from
his wife, the eldest sister of Lord Churs.
ton, on the charge of adultery with
Count D'Autichen. No defense was en-
tered, and the count was condemned to
pay the costs of the suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15

said it was the duty OF the Austrian
government to exercise it's influence
against the free coinage of silver, and
that in adopting a gold standard Austria
could not stop half way. The resumption
OF specie payment must be fully at
tanned.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
Roman Catholic Tourists

MONTREAL, May l4.-A large party of
Roman Catholic dignitaries and clergy
leave here Monday on tour to the Pa
cifc coast. Among the tourists will be
Archbishop Duhamel, of Ottawa; the
bishops OF Three Rivers, Pembroke,
Brooklyn, Helena, Mont. and Atha-
baeca, and Monsigneur Hamlin, repre-
senting Cardinal Tashierau.