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The state herald., 1892-06-10
CLEVELAND DEMOCRATS.
Tho New York Men Who Favor His Cam
didaey Hold 4 Convention.

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card T., silver 4, a,vs.
we ,,nr,,vc The mar If b,,h yo,d and SILVER
as money and we demand that nil dollars,
The state herald., 1892-06-10

The terms OF the agreement looking To u
fusion Of the Democratic aud Peoples party
In Kansas, reached at n conference Of the two
parties held Mt Kansas City are said To pro.
Vide tia, the Democrats he tFrrn the candI.
date In two Of the seven congressional die.
trleis, the congressman ai-larsc, the attorney
general and Judge Of the supreme Court. All
other nominations on the congressional, state
and electoral ticket were conceded 10 the
Peoples party, or some other fair comblna.
ton. For some unexplained reason the terms
OF the agreement were not made public uu,Ii
the lth
The state herald., 1892-06-10
A Mil Dam Itur.,.

LAST sunday evening Clark's mlii dam Mt
Union City. Pa, burs, aud wall Of wntcr
swept through the town, carrying thirty
houses from their foundations, and Win,
many persons we're hurt, nonc lost their lives.
Hundreds Of horses aud cattle were drowned.
Tie damage viii not bc lees than 100000.
The towns Of Garland, rltisneld, Columhu.
and many other places ARE under water At
Pi,,shcld the operator stayed at hi. poet and
worked nj the instruments with the water
three feet deep Ia the office aud the building
surrounded by a ronrlut, nunI
The state herald., 1892-06-10

1t will he fully two weeks before all the
bodies are recovered from the Nuremberg,
tAustrial, silver mine, and 1t will be fifteen
month. before the shafts can be reconstruct
ed.
In the meantime the miners will be out Of
work. The fragments Of bodies that have
been brought To the surface filled three
wagons.
Only thirteen Of the rescued survived, while
tweniy-scScn Of the men who volunteered for
rescue work were killed by falling ,imbers or
suirocaied to death.
The 'iamagcio the milne will be ipoc, 900
noFius
The state herald., 1892-06-10

THE seli-centered isolation that dis.
tinguished the old-time saint is giving
way before the diffusive solidarity
that is the note OF our democratic nge.
To-day mon do not most readily find
God in tho darkness and silence OF n
coll but in the places where mon and
women arc most wont to gather and
in wise and helpful plans FOR the pro-
gress and happiness OF the race. In
these latter years OF the nineteenth
century now and vibrant meaning
has boon put into the words of the
Apostle; None OF us liveth to him.
SELL and no man dieth to himself"
The state herald., 1892-06-10
HER NEW BROTHER.
Story for the Little Folks About Chhd
who DiscOyered Heaven.

Story for the Little folks ABOUT
Who Discovered Heaven.
This thing happened on 'Troost
avenue out In Kansas City and 1t has
the merit OF bcing true II you have
never 6een to that rising young city
at the mouth Of the kaw you will have
to be told that Tro0st avenue is the
great residence street Of the place
Spacious mansions line Its sides for
miles. In one OF these houses little
boy died not long ago says She
Chicago Times. He was happy
youngster about ? years old. With
his 4-year-old sister he played about
the nursery floor in the second story.
Sometimes tho nurse would hold him
up to tho window SO he could look
across the street or watch the cable
cars 20 by with the ringing OF beils
that SO pleased his fancy. =
But the nurse was careless one day.
She lett tho window up and tho
draught that came through the room
was laden with the germs that tho
doctors arc telling US SO much about.
The little boy was in bed with diph-
iberia the next morning. All Of his
toys were piled on the bed-the big.
soft rubber doll that he liked SO we'll
was put close to him. He squeezed IL
to his side with one chubby little hand
for n moment but the arm relaxed
and dropped the plaything. He took
no more interest He grew worse in
u day. Tho doctors could not do much
with an unreasoning little chap Ike
that And SO he died.
Every parent can imagine the gloom
that hung over that Troost avenue
mansion. while bit OF white ribbon
fluttered In tho wind from white ro-
sette pinned to tho plate on the front
door, The little sister had been taken
away when the disease first broke out
so that at least ono OF those house,
hold treasures might DO preserved I,
But the funeral was over very soon
so little and unimportant was that wee
dead body In the nursery-and the big
house was gloomy in its stillnoss- !.
Tho father and mother wanted tho lit;
tie girl hurried back, but she was kept
away until all danger WINS passed.
Where is baby?" she asked whom
she was brought into the house.
The mother tried TO smile. He has!
gone away for long time, she said. /.
You must get along without him
until he comes back from heaven"
That night tho little girl cried for.
her brother but tho nurse-she was u
now one who would not be careless
about draughts-told her that he had
gone for long visit !
The next day the little girl was al :
lowed TO go TO the window Of tho
nursery and put hor nose against tho
glass while she watched the cars SO
by. She stood there for n long time;
then she cried out suddenly: There's
brothcrl Look nurse-its baby!'
The new nurse looked across tho
street. where pretty. young mother
stood nj window with baby in her
arms Tho mother waved her hand
at tho little girl. Pretty soon the
baby's wee eyes saw. and he waved.
too,
Tell mammal" cried the little girl.
and tho nurse. who was sympathetic
creature ran down-s stairs for tho
mother.
'Lookw cried tho little girl as she
waved her hand at tho baby across
the street That is heaven mamma
for there is baby"
But tho mothers eyes could not SEQ
across the street.
The state herald., 1892-06-10
Caucus OF Western Delegates.

The delegates from the Western States to
the number of $50 held lively caucus on the
9Th. Senator Teller was chosen chairman.
lie stated that Harrison could not be elected
in Colorado or other Western states. He was
replied TO by number Of delegates who de-
MED this. After lively wrangle between
Blaine and Harrison men, Mr.. De Young
moved that the sense Of the caucus be that a
committee. composed VI one member from
each delegation represented, be appointed for
the purpose of cmbodying the wants of the
meeting in a resolution to be presented to the
national committee on platform. The motion
was carried with tremendous hurrah.
The state herald., 1892-06-10

To RISE from the darkest ignorance
to such n stage of enlightenment in
ono generation Is an achievement
worthy OF any race. The fact that
many negroes have made no progress
argues nothing against this record of
development After more than CEN
tnry OF favorable government and ia.
roring conditions OF all kinds there
are still in tho United States thous-
ands OF white people ignorant and
vicious. 10 lift all OF race to the
same plane is impossible. The pro.
gress OF people is to be judged by
the advancing many, not by the lag
ging few.
The state herald., 1892-06-10

A young italian has recently perfected m
invention. under The direction Of the director
general Of the Italian artillery, which will
prove of Immense value IN future warfare.
The invention consists Of species Of cGndlc
which produces y most Intense light This
candle IL Intended 10 be projected from can.
non aud TO strike The cncmy'A works IN tim,
part Of the country where II IL supposed they
are, On s'rlklnR amy solid substance II
breaks the substance contained IN n taking
ntc, produces n ilHl, estimated 10 be ~ the
intensity OF 1900 candles, which Illuminate.
the lcld for great distance.
The state herald., 1892-06-10
MIR. BLAINE RESIGNS.
NO MORE SECRETARY OF STATE
Curt Note to tho President; which he
seivcs I'm Affirmative Response
Equally Short.

Secretary of State James G. Blaine N the
4th at l2:45 O'Clock sent to President Narrl-
son his resignation OF the office which IL has
held over three years. At about 9 O'Clock the
President sent his acceptance Of the rcsigNS-
ton which was couchcd In us brief and un-
demonstratlye language ms was the note OF
Mr.. Blaine. Below are the notes:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 4, 1892.
To the President:
respectfully beg leave 10 submit my reslg-
nation Of the office of the secretary 81 state
of the United States, to which was appoint
cd by you on the fifth Of March, 1889.
The condition of public busaess Iii the De-
partment OF State justlfcs me In requesting
my resignation may be accepted Immediately.
have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant, JAMES G. BLAINE
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON, y. e., JUNE 4, lS92.
To tho Secretary of State
Your letter of this date, rendering your
resignation of the Office OF the secretary OF
state OF the United States, has been received.
The terms on which you state your desires
are such as TO leave me no choice but to ac-
cedc TO your wishes at once.
Your resignation is therefore accepted.
Very respectfully yours,
BENJAMIN HAnRisoS
To Hon. James q. Blaine.
To nearly everyone In Washington and
Throughout the country the news came like a
thundcr-clap. There arc number OF public
men, however, who claim that they expected
IL. Mr.. Blaine had been In conference on FRI
day and again Saturday with Canadian com
mlssioners concerning an agreement about
the Wclland and other canals along the
boundary.
| Mr.. Blaine has seen the President only once
this week, which was during his half hours
| attendance at the cabinet meeting Friday,
when he made report concerning his confer
| ence with the Canadian commissioners and
returned TO the state department to resume 1t.
| The Resignation appears, therefore, 10 have
| been determined upon suddenly.
The Washington agent OF the Associated
Press called at Mr. Blaincs residence shortly
after the correspondence had been made pub
| lie, and asked him II he would not supplement
II with an explanation. Mr.. Blaine smiling.
| ly, but deliberately, replied THE CORES
pondencc explains itself, and / have not 6
word to add TO it,
The President was Immediately called upon
and asked II he was willing TO say anything
| in regard TO II. His response, though made
In an entire courtesy OF tone and manner, was
Notwithstanding whatever"
Both the President and Mr.. Blaine were
-, Al.
The state herald., 1892-06-10
CYCLONE IN NEBRASKA.
Fifty Children Injured In n Failing Church
at McCook.


McCock, Nebraska, was visited by cyclone
ou the Ith which did great damage.
At i:l5 y. M, without amoments warning,
n small wrlthing cloud was seen approaching
from the east and passed over the city and
crossed the Republican river, where II turned
and came back over the city from southwest
to northeast AT that time the streets were
crowded with people and many farmers were
getting ready to 90 home after days shop
ping.
In moment the air was filed with flying
timbcrs, and the cry was raised that the Con.
grcgational church wac in ruins and hundreds
OF children buried. Some one had presence
Of mind enough To turn In general alarm
and the fire departments responded nobly,
and amid the screcching Of whistles Of the en-
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bells the crowd rushed toward the fallen edi-
fee. The children Of the city were rchcarsIng
for Childrcn's Day at the Congregational
church and that edicc was packed TO la ut
most capacity with the little folks, and every
parents heart was wrung with anguish aud
terror
II seemed a merclful act Of Providence that
two minutes before the cyclone struck the
building about 200 u the smallest 81 the chill
dren had finished their exercises and passed
out. The church was raised from It, founda-
ton rs lightly rs II II had been an egg she'll
and then crashed down In one mass Of ruins,
burying about sixty children, with the pastor
Of the church aud several teachers. The
children who had first left the church ran
screaming with terror To their homes. Many
were hurt by flying ,lmbers, but so far as
known none seriously.
1t was at first thought that many were
killed. hut the tlmbers In falling had formed
an arch over the heads Of those who were In
the building.
A number Of the children are seriously ia.
jured, and II feared that several can live bu,
few hours. Rev. ". {. Stevenson Is seriously
Injured being buried under the church organ,
and II Il feared he is hurt Internally.
The state herald., 1892-06-10

How careful should mothers be to
mako their homes sunny. joyous.
bright and attractive; for on them is
built the great fabric of the years to
come. The long chain OF life.exper-
fence and lifetime memories begins
there and thought retravels tho path
30 often lingering hero and there by
the way, living over and over again
the sunny springtime memories.
Mothers too should instil into every
member Of their families not only a
love for truth. honor and virtue but
also a love for temperance correct
living and all tho health command
ments which arc needful to health
full life.
The state herald., 1892-06-10

The bishop, II the Methods, Episcopal
church have decided to make the following
changes ~ residence
Bishop Nlndc leaves Topeka, aud will reside
NJ Detroit, Bishop Mnllallcn goes fpm New
orleans To buffalo; Bishop Fowler, from San
Francisco to Minneapolis, bishop Vincent
from buffalo 10 Topeka. Rnnsps; and bishop
fitzgerald, from Minneapolis 10 New Orleans
Bl.hop 0ooiscll will be nj Fort Worth for n
time nnd viii then go To Han Francisco.
bishop Vincent il quite N NJ Omaha with
an attack u bronchitis Ills physician has
given orders tina, he must cease talking for a
few laps untll the decasc can be o yerconc
The state herald., 1892-06-10

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hre IN the town oil hovno, Russia, has de
mt ,ama. ps -'''' p'''o"' Vi
ihu'aha suffered IRON one oil The heaviest
'''hs'orn's On 'ee"ru on theoi several per-
SONS were drowned
''e'ous NeNiouhuiahd Jog ran ainuek In
lineage ie" uays ago anu DIT large num-
oer VI sehoo' ehiiufeh'
Twenty-Five vessels are tied up by the strike
Of the ore dock men at Ashland, Wisconsin,
win no prospect oil settlement
Archbishop Ireland began his return Jour
ney from Rome on the let, but he WILL on his
way pay visits 10 both France and England
A negro who robbed n store at GRAY Cour,
south Carolina, Of $40 worth of goods was
taken from the officers and lynched ON the
Goth.
4 train was dItched I'm A washout near
Franklin, PENNSYLVANIA, Yesterday. and IN.
engineer Killed, but none Of the passengers
hurt.
The Santa Fe Ia. offered n reward NJ s5oo
for the ,aptnrc Of each ncr.o, concerned IA,
the train robbery at Red Rock. Oklahoma
Tertiary.
The Leaders of the two f,etIon, In Ir,,,n,
are trying 10 arrange for an ,grccmcn, ,h,,
shall prey.nt Tho rupnipy of rival. 4, ,,, !,
same district
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the an. and two men were Iu,oI 800 y"
many injured
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The state herald., 1892-06-10

put In she paper that want woman
who can cook wash, iron. milk four
COWS an manage market wagon"
.All right" said the advertising
clerk. Shall state what wages Will
be paidF'
Wages nothln'w shouted the
farmer.lookinS man. Il want 70
marry her."-Ind.anapolis Journal !,
The state herald., 1892-06-10
THE PRESsYTERIANS ADJOURN


rt,. .g , M,,,or,h,. s...,o, MT Part.
land. oregon.
The Presbyterian general assembly Monday
morning listened TO n report OF the special com
mittce appointed to prepare n paper ,lisposinp
Of the Briggs ease, following up the decision
of Saturday, which was adopted, remandinc
the case back to New York for n new trial n,
soon as possible.
The work NJ IN, pre.bv,er,,, cener,l ne.
scmb,v WA. complc,cd an The aIs, The ars,
tonic az ,n,rrc., concerned The Wor,d,s Fail,
4, J,s,n,r,yt,c m. ar,Ici.s s,y,.J .p,r,,,
men, ~ Re,,gIo, , mos. M oy.r,,r.. f,n,,
m, nrcshy,cr,c. and synoJ an sunday onen.
,r, lea IA, III. ,,on,Ion ~ a r,.o,,,,ion IN m,
.s,cc, ina, II the fair hal, no oneneI On m,
s,hh,,, IN. .,hIh,,ton a, ,he prss,,y,or,a,
,,,nrch .hn,, ~. a,.rsI an condition no, I, ha
Co., a., ,ha, a,y
The state herald., 1892-06-10

The billings X Great Falls stage wa. held
M by masked nwn on the 2nd aud the mail
sacks taken after one horse was shot. Tho
passengers were not molcsicd and We're al.
lowed to proceed with The remaining horse.
Thr robbery occurred on Painted Robe hill,
nine miles south Of the Musscl Shell river.
A sheriff. pose wa, dispatched from lIii.
iings on The arrival there II the coach.
The state herald., 1892-06-10

The Jury In the ease Of smock ", the ben.
yer, Texas n Fort Worth railroad brought In
verde, for tb, 900 for the plaintiff nj Colo.
tndo Springs on the and This IL the third
time the opse has been tried. The nrat time
the Jury hung, the second q verdict for e. 900
was ~, aside IN account of m error IN the
instructions. and the third and last irini ~,
suited rs stated above, smooh who was u
brakeman on the road, loi' MI eye on necnun,
of defective drawhcad. IN maklau y coup.
ling he was struck IN the eye by splinter Vi
Iron,
The state herald., 1892-06-10

A MAN who arms himself with o
pistol while rage is Mt his heart
whether such rage is born OF wrong
really dono him or OF only fancied in.
justice, Is alike murderer. This ao.
cepting OF alleged provocation us an
excuse is working mischief. 1t /,
justifying the taking OF law into q
mans own hands. This cannot be
done safely under the impelling Of
temper for temper is at the bottom
OF the most OF this provocation.
The state herald., 1892-06-10

Mall carriers In Morocco arc said
to nvoid the risk OF losing their places
by over sleeping by tying string To
one foot and setting the end OF It on
fro before going to Sleep The string
they know from experience, will burn
so long and when tho fire reaches
their foot II Is timo for them TO got up
The state herald., 1892-06-10

Little son-Uncle John told Aun I
Mary yesterday Mt breakfast TO iml.
tato tho food What did no moan
papap
when he told her 10 initiate tho
food no meant she SHOULD dry up my
sou. New York Herald.
The state herald., 1892-06-10

According to nd,lccs received fron Mcshctl.
Persia, the rn,nrcs 81 cholera IN that city
show sign, Of abatement The number Of
deaths nuc'ualr daily. The highcs, number
yet recorded In twenty -four hour was my.
four. This was ~ Tuesday. On Wednesday
III" deaths fell Ia 'wcniy'ihrcc, but on Thur.
day The record jumped 10 foriy.cIgbt Il Is
no, believed that the disease will spread west.
ward
The state herald., 1892-06-10

Butcbcr-'Ow is my daughter got.
tin on with 'er moosic, professor
Profcssor-Wcll. l am only teach
ing her tho scales Mt present
Butcher Qndignantly)-Teachin'
'er the scales. / don't want or 10
know anything about tho scales! She
amt goln' TO serve in tho shop;
mean 'er to DO lady It'd. Bits.
The state herald., 1892-06-10

There aro many peoplo now living
who will have only one birthday to
celebrate for nearly twclvo years TO
come. This strange circumstance IL
due to tho fact that tbcy were born
on Fob 20. and to the further fact
that the year 1900 will not DO leap
year.
The state herald., 1892-06-10

THERE are no such periodicals in
tho world as tho best American illus,
trated magazines The English aim
to equal them, and thoy have been In
the habit OF claiming superiority in
literature generally, but they are &c
fsr behind us in tho illustration branch
as 70 be practically out OF competition.
The state herald., 1892-06-10
If In getting intense light from
elasHiGit3o iiitSHsS9 hsats %naaa was Iii

elssHisi4o iitSHsSs nhsats %naaa was Rs Iii
annoying waste to one inventor served
TO suggest TO another how new task
could DO performed or how an old
task with greater ease and nicely. In
the hands OF Elihu Thomson electric
heat Is means OF welding and braz-
ing. OF executing critical repairs to o
screw propeller or an engine with n
new advantage the ability to bring
the welder to its work instead OF hav.
Ing TO take the work TO its welder.
And II to-day aluminium and its in.
valuable alloys arc sold at mere
fraction OF their price ten years ago
we must thank the heat OF the elec.
trio furnace
The state herald., 1892-06-10

Tho number OF islands large and
small. In all tho oceans OF tho world
amount to 100. 900. Tho smallest 10.
hablted island Ia thnt on which Eddy.
stone lighthouse stands Al low
water II il thirty foot In diameter
The state herald., 1892-06-10

The Herman sugar producers have received
o'ct'utcs from the uulon Of sugar producer.
proposing the establishment, II n syndicate
Tor the snlc of raw sugar Ia work against the
American sugar trust, The oycriurru were
fa,owbly received II they arr successful
The French producers will be- invited 10 60.
operate
The state herald., 1892-06-10

Tho total forco In tho naval sorvlc
nilont In 1890 was 81, 95l officers mud
mon. OF whom 30. 020 woro between
TIM ayes Of 10 aud "a. II, 40 between
20 ana 81, d, 100 between 80 and "a.
mud $40 above " years Of ago
The state herald., 1892-06-10

Say said the elderly farmer.
looking man Il want d little piece
The state herald., 1892-06-10
Tclcgraphic Brcvitic.

sidney Dillon is very sick man and prob
ably cannot recover
The Pope has asked for space at the Worlds
Fair for special exhibit.
The army worm has appeared In Indiana nj
ter an absence of twenty-four years.
A wall paper trust has been organized a.
New York with capital OF 100000.
Hallstones MS large as hens eggs fell In
The state herald., 1892-06-10
Mr. Blaine Ssa.,sS my isa saaY az isEq AS

taken sufficient care to keep out of the prcs!.
dental race. As a result of this the position
which he held was unbcarablc.