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The state herald., 1892-09-09

The London Chronieie gives the following
Ms the main lines Of the home rule bill as be.
lieved to have been agreed upon between
Messrs. Gladstone, Mccarthy and Dillon:
First-That the present land legislation
shall not be disturbed for i've years.
second-That the police and judiciary shall
be In the hands OF the Dublin Parliament.
Third-That the balance Of the Irish church
fund shall be at the disposal OF the Irish leg
stature.
four,h-That the receiver general Of the
bill Of 1856 be dispensed with.
Fifth-That on the other hand there shall
be only one customs department. and that the
Irish parliament shall not have power to levy
separate iutles.
slxih-That the only veto shall be royal
veto TO be exercised on the advice Of the Eng
ilsh ministry.
seyenth-Thhi thirty Irish members shall
be retained at Westminster.
The Chronicle believes tina, Mr.. Gladstone
abandoned with great reluctance the idea Of a
receiver general In Difference to the wishes OF
the MeLarthyitcs
The state herald., 1892-09-09
NEWS OF THE WEST.


Colorado,
Montrosc suffered from $1,000 fire on the
S0th.
Ex.Chlcf Justice Beck died Mt Denver on
the end.
The Busk.Ivanhoe tunnel will probably be
completed In October.
Grasshoppers are doing considerable dam
age along the foothills,
The Hotel jerome Mt Aspen has been sold
to A. c. Fisk Of Denver.
Tho Mcthodists OF Boulder dedicated their
handsome new church on the 4th.
There is n prospect Of another electric road
being built between Denver and Golden.
Robert Leonard, while driving across the
railway near Sunset, was struck and killed
by train Of freight cars.
The Peoples party Of the first district met
| In Denver on the first and nominated Rev
Myron w. Reed for Congress.
Charles Edwards, prize-nghter, was killed
on Red Briggs and the latter broke his head
with q bar Of iron.
The annual conference Of the Seventh Day
bivcntists was held in Boulder on the 80th.
1t was followed by the regular camp meeting
Of ten days duration.
The Trinidad Coal and Iron Company VIII
commence the erection OF 100 new coke ovens
at s,arksvllle in few days. This will ncces.
sitan new side tracks, etc, for that lively
CAMP.
A l4-year-old girl named Maggie Glllct,who
has been living with farmer near Fort Col
las, committed suicide few days ngo by
taking stryehnine. 1t is stated that che had
been abused by her employers.
A most unfortunate accident occurred at
Colorado Springs on the 3oth. Two boys,
Willie willis and Ralph Wright were loading
revolver when 1t was discharged and the
ball passed through the head Of Ralph
Wright, aud he died in few minutes
Mr.. John Rush, II student Of the law de-
partment OF the State University of Kansas,
last Friday broke the record In walking 10
the top OF Pixies Peak. He made the ascent
in three hours and descended In two hours,
the entire time OF going and coming being
about the same as Is usually employed In
going up by carriage.
The Pullman company furnishes the fol-
lowing data rs TO linen furnished by the Den
yer office for their cars during.ihc conclave:
From August to Ii, l6s,l16 pieces, and the
company's laundry turned out $4,000 pieces.
On August IL, in twelve hours, 79,o01 pieces
were laundried. The largest number of
pieces placed in the ears was 3i,76a on Aug
ust 10.
A dispatch from Brush says that several
trail outfits, consisting Of wagons, riding
ponies and cowmen, are passing through that
town, returning from Montana, bound for
their home ranch nj Amarillo, Texas. The
casualties among their cattle was smaller this
year than ever before, which is accounted for
by them TO the excellent feed found all along
the trail. They report the outlook for cattle
good.
The state herald., 1892-09-09
wELL-nAMED RACERS.
These Thorough Breds show Thoir Line
ago In Their Titles.


Many horses are we'll named 70
show their relationship to their sires
says the New York World. For ex-
ample Longsti ect. He is the son Of
the mighty Longfellow, as arc Long
Island. Long Fish. Long Knight Long
Light Long Time and Long Dance.
Long Chance Is by Aonglellow and
his dam is Chance. Three Cheers
the sire OF Applause and Attraction.
has an aptly nained son in Charm. A
son OF Wanderor is properly named
Cruiser and Spendthrift has two soma
well named, in Bankrupt and De-
faulter. Dilemma suggests that she
is the daughter OF Pcrhaps and 1t Is
easily apparent that Druidess Is by
St0nehcnga for Stonehenge was the
temple Of the Druids.
Blessed is the daughter Of Bliss and
Blessing who is out Of Beatitude.
Glitter is by Stylites out OF Gleans
and Landscape is by Woodlands out
OF Artifice. Chimneysweep has q
queerly named son in Tramp. Hindoo-
craft Is tho son OF Hindoo and Lhdy
Grafton while almost any one would
associate The lard with Longfellow.
Mr.. Cassatts other stallion Eurus, is
by Captain Hancock's EoluS whose
history Is one OF the romances OF the
turf and the owners OF whose sons
and daughters are only too glad 10
have them named MS near like this
size rs possible They arc all good
us Eon Eole. Eolist and Eolian.
Often n name similar to that OF an
older and perhaps. celebrated brother
or sister OF the colt or FLY is given
rs Kingslock. md Kingsbridga both
brothers OF the mighty Kingston.
Reclare is by Reform. out OF Clara
The name OF course. Is combina-
tion Of those OF sire and dam.
j. A. Morris who owns Morris
park. is very particular in choosing
the names OF his horses A son OF
Reform was very nptly called Civil
Service. Strathmeath is by Strath-
more out OF Flower OF Meath max
ing very intelligent com bination.
The late y. ID. Witners had the Pc
culiar habit OF making his horses
wOrl, for name. He never gave
colt or lilly name until they won n
race. but tho name then fitted very
well. I.aggard. by Uncas out OF
Dawdle was splendidly named in
that he was lazy. and he was in many
races before he had put single one
10 his credit Sluggard n half broth
CIR TO Laggard. is by Tom Ochiltree
out OF Dawdle. A son OF Stonehengo
out OF Mary Buckley was named
Blackstone II very good combination
of the two names and a brother OF
Blackstone was called Stonebuck.
Pierre I.orillard is fond of Indian
names us lroquois tho Derby winner
Chiquita Hiawutha Pontiac and
Wanda
j. b Haggin the California mil
ionaire favors Spanish mes for his
horses as Fircnze Hidalgo Salvador
and Bon ALI
The state herald., 1892-09-09

The Marseillcs savings bank has been
authorized to invest II 600 lvres OF it, reserve
fund In building cheap tenement buildings.
This is novel and important, departure from
the principle that saving. deposits must, like
other money. he Invested In the funds, and II
may possibly be initiated to some extent In
other countries Marscilics Is always In the
van Of -oclals,io reform, though acme Of the
measures OF IL municipal council have turned
out failures The rise In French funds has
compelled savings banks to reduce the inter
eat on deposits. which Ia at present three per
cent, or seek for more rcmuncraiiyc invest.
mcnt.. Marseillcs, In choosing the latter
courre, will at the same time be undertaking
a very Interesting experiment London Daily
| N,,ef
The state herald., 1892-09-09

The NorihEfsiTa Christian advocate OF
Chicago, the official paper of the N. T..
church In the Northwest, announces that
Mr.. General John \. Logan has undertaken
to raise million dollars from the women Of
this country for the American university, the
national Institution founded by the Metho-
dlsis ut Washington, d. c. The university
expects 10 secure fund OF ten million dol
lars for building and endowment. Mrs..
Logan's plan is to organize the women Into
state, congressional districts and local
leagues; these leagues to cooperate with
her In raising the money TO aid In this great
enterprise. The million dollar fund will be
devoted To the benefit Of women students.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

To n sympathetic mind there can
scarcely be more sorrowful sight
than the change in the countcnances
OF the inexperienced and unsuspect-
ing passengers when their car enters
the belt OF perpetual stinks. which
borders some OF our cities. With tho
near approach to their destination tho
spirits OF the coming visitors TO tho
city are naturally clnted. The pleas.
ure oil anticipation glows through tho
soft-coal SCOT OF their faces. sud.
denly mixed section OF aerided car.
casa fish oil petroleum. etc. strikes
them. and tho look OF joy is snu!Ied
out like the flame Of caadle thrust
in carbonic acid gas
The state herald., 1892-09-09

President Mcleod says that the Reading
company has issued an order TO the men on
the Lcblgh valley road either to leave their
unions or the eompany's employ. Nr. Nc
Lcol said In the eases OF the men Involved In
the recent switshuicn's strike that those who
were agaIn being taken Into the employ OF
the company were being engaged with the
understanding that they must sever their
connection with the union 10 which they he.
longed.
The report that the LchIsh valley men had
been given the option Of leaving their union,
or being discharged probably arose from the
fac, that the Reading intends To Introduce
the relief association now In vogue on l,s
main line amoag the Lehlgh valley employees.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

IMAGINE a doctor attempting TO
practice his profession alter only a
year and n half OF preparation or u
lawyer on one course OF lectures or a
preachar after ono bolore- brcnlSt last
walk through theological seminary.
And tho doctor or lawyer practice,
his profession only on individual cases
not on u room full OF brigh, active
minds II the doctor or lawyer makes
mistake ono patient or ono client
suffers II tho teacher guides in tho
wrong direction hall n hundred. moro
or less minds are crecieL II there
is to be difference in tho care with
which preparation is made for tho life
pro ession It seems TO us that dli.er.
ence should DO In favor OF the teacher
US The mos, important profession.
The state herald., 1892-09-09
STRICKEN HAMBURG.
Tho Valley and tho Shadow OF Death
stili Hovcrs Over Her.

stili Hovcrs Over Her.
The fresh cases OF cholera discovered on
The 4th number $50; the deaths number 221,
Compared with yesterday the decrease for the
aumber Of cases Is rs, and the number of
leaths 80.
The number Of intcrments was 1913, or
thirty-siS more than the day before. This
increase is due partly to sudden lcnEthenng
Of the death list and partly to the extra
ordinary efforts Of the authorities TO get under
ground the bodies which have been collecting
steadily at the hospitals About 200 bodies
were still unburcd at $ o'clock this evening.
Professor Koch Is expected To return to this
city on Tuesday TO proceed further In the
investigation OF the plague and to consult
with the municipal authorities OF this city,
and the measures Of the authorities to combat
the disease. The emperor Is said to be greatly
incensed at the inciliciency displayed by the
Hamburg health authorities
Reports from Klcl, Lubbock and Bremen to-
night state that no fresh cases have been
found in these cities, In all three cities the
.ky Is clear and the air cool There Is much
official talk to the effect that the worst is over
aud that the plague Is abatlng.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

The young business man who had
not como upon the carpet prior 10 the
introduction OF the cable into modern
business methods has little idea OF
the revolutions wrought by tho enter
prise OF tho late Cyrus W. Fold.
Prior to 1865 news from Europe was
from ten days to two weeks old before
1t could be announced in New York or
Boston. There is no important exon,
in the morning anywhere in tho civil.
Lied world that the people arc not
informed OF 1t in the first edition o!
their afternoon papers. What would
have been looked upon as fresh news
prior to 1866 Is now regarded as
ancient history.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

The Chicago Post says that the entire pack.
Ing interests Of the widely known Armour
family, representing capital Of $4,000 900,
Will be harmonloasly united on the ilr,t day
Of next October. Under the new order Of
things many expenditures viii he saved All
order. will he illcd from the house ncafrs,
the purchaser aud money mud time will thu.
be sa,cd. The Po'f says that rhlllp ID.
Armour the head Of the Chicago house, wus
doubles. eciuntcd To his part In the conbIn.
alton by desire for the success. and wclfar,
Of thu vnrlou. Armour households tina, viii
trkc up his bushes. when he leaves II,
The state herald., 1892-09-09

Al tho telling OF nm ancient hollow
oak In German forest when thu ,rce
crashed 10 tho ground II disclosed n
human skeleton In excellent proscr.
walton, From his long boots powder
flask and other articles found he M.
pcnrcd To have boon n hunter. and II
wits concluded that this unfortunate
man. In climbing tho trco In pursuit
Of some wounded animal or bird. had
slipped into tho hollow trunk had
boon unable 10 extract himself mud
40 had persisted miserably OF star.
walton In his rcndy- prepared oak coffin.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

Monday was the s:,rd birthday Of Olive
Wendell Holmes. Scores OF kilograms arrived
congratulatlng the venerable favorltr. who Il
In good health. John q. Whittier, the poet
who Is at Hampton Fails, N. H., seeking ab
-cluic rest and quiet. needed for his recover,
from last winters illness, Ia. pcnned the fol
lowing verse In honor Of his friend, DR.
Holmes;
Beloved physician Of mn age Of all
When grave prescriptions fail.
Thy songs have cheer and healing for IN all
A uayId's had for saul
The state herald., 1892-09-09

SWEATING was not produc,
OF legitimate business carried on
openly In building. constructed 10
factories II is tho fungus OF indus.
Try. II loves secrecy, darkness and
dirt Like the mushroom II sprlngs
up In u night l.iko tho sponge. II
absorbs without c1ort but gives back
onlyundor pressure. II seeks covert
II is parasitic. Poisonous okcrescenco
on poverty and paticaco II has Tho
chemical properties OF rust mldow
mud smut and continues iis vicious
parallel By corresponding 10 poisoned
rcsh In n wound on tho human body
for nil this Is tho fungus lieeautc
OF Its love OF secrecy aud dusk 4, has
been the ln,cr In detection and tho
harder 10 bring within .ympathetle
supervision Whom the factory law.
were made II did not ossL When IL
rprsnR lnlo being Il avoided daylight
md skunk away into dwellings whoto
i,s pcrnicIous existence wns snfc uu.
vi exposure.
The state herald., 1892-09-09
GEORGE W. CURTIS DEAD.
rhs Great Editor Dies at Hls Home ON
Staten Island.

station lslRu0s
George W. Curtis died Wednesday morning
few minutes otter O'Clock at his residence
IN Livingston, Staten Island. He was con-
'clous at the end and suffered no pain. Dr.
Frank G. Curtis, his son, was in attendance,
md Mrs. and Miss Curtis were present. Mr..
Curtis became Ill about two months ago. The
funeral services will be held Friday morning
1t the Curtis residence and they will be prl-
rate. -
Mr.. Curtis was born in Providence, Rhode
Island, February 90, 1894. He went to New
York with his father In 1880, and for a year
he was clerk In mercantile house In that
sity. lie, With his elder brother, In 1872,
Joined the Brook Farm Community, in West
Roxbury, and after eighteen months Of study
Ind farm labor the brothers went to Concord,
where they had more experience as student
armcrs. In 1916 Mr.. Curtis made tour OF
Europe and the East, and returned to New
York some years later. He became an editor
nj writer for the New York Tribune, and af-
erwards was connected with Pufndms
Monthly. In the latter enterprise he lost
great deal of money, and for years after
wards worked laborlously to pay OIL the obli-
cations incurred then.
In 1853 no began In Jdrper's Monthly the
department. called the editors Easy Chair"
md continued until just previous to his
icath To edit this department. In 1857 Mr..
Curtis became the leading editorial writer for
Hdrrer's Weekly, and retained the position
Turing the rest OF his life. For many years
&c took leading part In state and national
politics as Republican, and served as del
gate to u number OF national conventions.
In 1871 Mr.. Curtis was appointed by President
Grant one Of the commissioner to draw up
Jules for the regulation OF the civil service
Since 1864 Mr.. Curtis has been one OF the
'egen,s Of the University OF the State Of New
York and was Its chancellor ut tho time OF
ais death. Among the best known OF Mr..
Jurtis' literary works arc mile Notes OF a
ilowadjl," Lotus Eating" "Potiphar
Papers, "Trumps," novel, and "Prue and
~
The state herald., 1892-09-09


IT is tho Characterization OF wealth
and culture that is the most hopeful
fact in modern life, SO far MS 1t has
yet become fact More than ever
before mon are learning that none can
or should live for himself. That
there is certain use for tho self.fccl-
ing is true While it may be called
the root that holds men to earth.
gnnrled and uncomcly. 1t may still
serve useful purpose. 1t is the un-
aors rz>sHu too: N.'aaieA -fs-3. Che. .-e q
with juices drawn from the soil. so
that its trunk may be strong and its
shelter:ng branches SO widespread
that increasing numbers may find
shelter under them.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

4. X. Moorc, deputy Unllcil Static mnr,bsl.
has jusi returned ,o,iuihrlc from an extended
trip amongst the kioaa. camhnchc aud
Apache country. wbero lr vent 10 arrest
parties who have been stealing timber "a Tho
government land In that part " the territory.
lie reports TINT the settler Of Greer county,
Texas, ARE chopplns and hauling this timber
70 market. anil have followed this Industry
until the country Ina been stripped Of Ia
wealth " timber. Tie mnfsbnls posse
brought back sixteen prlioner. and com.
mli,cd them 10 jail The ro,orpnco, has
ordered the ralier- ri toit Nlli 10 arrest ell
parties hereafter detected Ia cutting iiribcr
on rovernmt nj land,
The state herald., 1892-09-09
SEIZED By ENGLAND.
A fiimsy Prctcst for Grabbing Up the
Gilbert Islands.

News has been received of the seizure By
the British government, June ie last, Of the
Gilbert islands In the South Pacific, close to
the equator. The warship Royalist, Captain
Davis, steamed In TO Bu,arliarI, the principal
Island, and announced tic King Tcburcimoa
the proclamation Of tho protectorate.
The prctcxt was hlmsy and the manner Of
the seiEntc was hlgh-handcd and offensive.
The alleged cause was the failure Of the king
to give redress to British subject who had
been robbed and the kings laxi,y In permit.
ting the murderer Of another British subjcc,
to escape. Doth these subjects were China.
men.
The Americans were boiling with rage, hui
were helpless This Is Of piece with the re.
cent annexation OF Johnston island and mean.
that the English and Germans want the
South Sea trade now In American hands.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

prcsldcn, ilarrison's circular recommending
n twenty days quarantine against MI cniigrant
vessel. had Immediate effect on the official
action towards cmlgtants nj Paris, Groups of
lmllans In transit hcndcd for tho United
rintes were stopped Mt the Carr street lasar.
ri,o, where they expected 10 take trains To
convey them TO tho French steamer, and we're
Informed that ,hc general transatlantic limo
company would carry only first and ,raond.
class passengers, An official from the i.Inis.
,ry Of the interior rcconduoied them 10 the
Care de- Lyon, where they wctc placed on
train and sent back 10 Italy at the expense Of
the French government.
The state herald., 1892-09-09
uo,,,,.a a, ~. n.,. .,p.

Last Tuesday rs signor Pctroncini wa.
driving with his wife aud daughter outside
the Porto Magiorc, one u the gates Of Rome.
his carriage was stopped by man wearing a
mask, who pointed gun At tho party and
demanded that they give up their money
threatening, n they refused, TO shoot. The
ladies screamed md l'c,ronelni talked In hi.
most persuasive manner 10 the brirand, hui
without effect aud eventually Was forced 10
hand him over his purse. which fortunately
contained only one hundred lire, his watch
and few Jewels worn by his wife and daurh.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

General Charlcs II. Grosycnor Of Ohio, who
has been on stumplng tour In Maine, Is In
Washington. General Grosvenor esys tina,
Mr.. Blaine Is taking great deal OF interest
In politics.
sin fact, y he said, ~ am assured tina. he
has never been more kccnly Interested In n
campaign than In this one. refer. Of course.
To the presidential campaign. rs we'll Ms local
matter. Of his own State. was told by 6ora
Mr.. Boutclle and Mr.. Manlcy that Mr. Blaine
will take part In the campaign, but whether
by writing or speech making Ia not yet dc.
cldcd"
The state herald., 1892-09-09

The forms OF announcement OF sui.
eide may bc divided into four Il, most
They are: No cause Is known 10
exist for the rash. act" tho deed Ia
supposed TO have been committed IN q
moment OF temporary alteration +"
domestic md financial troubles arc
supposed to have led 10 the final
tragedy" and the deceased had been
drinking heavily for several weeks"
Persons who mediate sell des, .uction
should understand that more or less
sympathy is excited by all the pleus
except the last Sorrow may DO ex.
pressed for the victim OF mysterious
misfortune for tho maa crazed by
trouble; for tho man who ha, lost
hope and lovo and iortunc bu, tho
sot who makes u speedy ending OF
himself Is neither piiled nor regretted.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

az Henry Ward Beecher had done
no other service than that he rendered
tho ua'icp during the war by his
speeches 1t ought to mako him i'm.
mortal with the American people.
His manner oimecting British opinion
af this juncture on British ground
was magnificent Boy praise.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

The track Of the railway between Jerusalem
aud jafIa has Mt las, been completed, md the
first through train over the road arrived In
Jerusalem fron, JANA n few day. ago, Tbcrr
haa been great rejoicing there and y, ali
points concerned, nnd the ancient city, ss,o-
ciaiei with 20 many sacred memories, 4. now
opened to tourists by The most modern mean.
oi travel. The completion Of ihI. road mark.
M era In the history Of Palestine.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

Nancy Hanks, the noted mare which made
u mite at Chicago IN g.0',s lowered her record
again on the kl,cshaprd trick II, indcpcn.
icnCc. Iowa. She inndc ihr hrsi quarter In 80
seconds the second IN ~, third ~ and The
whole mile IN 1904. She wns driven by
Hu,il llobls
The state herald., 1892-09-09

A VARIED husbandry enabling
farmers to give employment NIL the
year to the help they require, and
educate 1t in tho art OF farming is
best for al. II may become the only
possible way oil ia ming when the OK
elusive wheat.growing policy breaks
down from lack OF men to keep it CO.
ing
The state herald., 1892-09-09

The national lawn tennis tournament came
10 an end At Newport on the Dist, large
crowd being present, The closing contest
was between Campbell mud lloycy. and the
game was long aud holly contested Campbell
Won and !. the champion for the third conse.
cutlyr year.
Iloyry won the sllcobcra prize aud Lnfprd
took the prize fof the runnerup
The state herald., 1892-09-09

dim M unmarried woman. nun. 4"
snid an applicant Tor n housomaids
place, In answer 10 n question
"Ab" replied tho quostloror tho
Ind been graduated Mt Vnssnr, 'whs,
wore the grounds OF divorccP"
The state herald., 1892-09-09

When the opportunity Of map's life pre-.
SCENTS Itself he usually waits for an intfoiuc.
tlpp