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The state herald., 1892-04-22
striker. and a..d.rme. rixh.

The operatives employed IN the woolcn
mill. At Naebod, Ausiria,w went on y strike and
finding that they wefc mel likely 10 succeed
IN their demands, assumed nenaoing a,ti.
,nde, and q large force u Gcbdarfncs tried to
dispersc them. A pitched battle followed, tho
rendarmes u,ing their snbrcs, while the s,fik.
cr- uscd sticks and stones ns weapons, The
scBdafmcs finally dispersed the mob, bn, no,
before number II ihrm were quite seriously
hurt, Several 81 the iloicrs were badly cut
~ Tic ssbstaof ~ Frndsa,rp. fhp striker
nuat9v l,qQu, Tsiry .sfc fttsn,ss smr't
flS1f from some lhkfo~n u ssurvs
The state herald., 1892-04-22

HoRAcE Mann oncs spid at tho dedi-
cation OF a reform school that If ono
boy was saved the large outlay of
money for the buildings would be JUS
tiflcd When some ono asked him If
he really meant that it paid TO spend
30 much money for one boy he re-
piled; .Ycs il he were my boy"
Many men are answering that qucs.
tion in that way and by bringing it
home to themselves are broader in
thcir charity and moro just in their
dealings with tho homeless youth OF
the great cities who nre drifting,
capable o! being pi!oted into safe
harbor or 50 to wrocl1 and ruin on the
dangerous coasts OF vice. But many
more people who arc moro selfish aro
compelled to note tho dangers to all
youth and help to erect lighthouses.
danger signals and harbors OF refuge.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

SoME fashionable amateurs were
once gathered In front OF picture by
n famous painter OF IA lot of pigs swll.
ling bu,iermilk from II trough. and
thoy wcro very profuso In their oxcln-
nations Of admiration. "Pshawr'
exclaimed n country boy who had
found hI. way Into that select com.
pnny. 'Pshnwl It's nil wrongi' And
when thoy asked for n moro specific
objection ho said. why who ever
aaw lot Of pigs drinking milk with.
out ono Of 'cm with foot In tho
trouRh7' That was n sound criticism
and worth any amount OF lnrgon about
'tono " 'ioeling Atmosphoro etc
wo necd popular criticism for tho snl,o
Of Jus, such thrusts nj sham roniismi
but wo ncod II most OF nil TO bring IL.
oraturo and art into wholesome roln.
ton Of give and talso" with common
lifc II Is sadly truo that tho nassns
In this country read grcat donl Of
poor stun Wo do not bolluya TINT
tho majority Of our counirymon caro-
much for detective stories or for trans.
laions Of immoral fiction of foreign
origin, but they rehd namby. .pamby
romance aud their culture is not
thereby advanced. Our rccognisui
critics point out bottor things ins.a.
,cntly enough bat thoy havn not tho
car OF tho people. We want critics
'of tho people for tho people" or u,
lcnst critics who cnn make themselves
understood by tho people ia the mat.
tors that nro intended for popular
amusement and education.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
lrc-nrrc., Of Charlie. Parker.

Four years and nine months ago Charles
Parker was confined In the United States PEN
itcntiary at Laramie for holding up Paymns-
ter Bash OF the United States army, and TAX.
Ing -. 600 from him at Antelope Springs.
The gates OF freedom opened last Tuesday
morning for Parker 10 pursue his way IN
pcacc, but five minutes aftcrwari, as he
reached the large prison gates, he was rear.
rested by Sheriff Moore Of Texas for murder
committed years ago. Parker was taken to
Texas
The state herald., 1892-04-22
TIL. wyoming rreub,r.

Reports from tho scene of the cattle war 10.
dlcatr that the trouble has by no means been
ended by tho arrival u the United stnics
troops. The feeling stirred up by the killing
OF Champion aud Hay Is extremely bitter, and
ties will likely be resumed, The worst of tho
situation I. tina, guerrilla warfare Il likely To bc
the fr.ui, aud men picked on ,lngly by con.
ccaicd. .marksmcn rs they pas along lonely
trails,
The secretary 81 war has ordered the prison.
ers' at Fort Mckinney, TO he turned over
In Governor barber. They will probably he
removed TO Fort l,us.oi, near Cheyenne.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
4 Eire in Toxic.

dispatch from Toxic says that eonna
grafton that broke out there an Sunday last
dld enormous damage. The dispatch Is vague
as to which portion Of the city was burned
over, but states that 100 houses were de-
siroycd. The loss of life was heavy Up 10
the present IL + known that hf,y Of the na-
tivcs lost their lives and a number are stl
missing. The houses that afforded fuel for
nrcs are OF light wooden and bamboo con.
nfructlon.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

! WHEN wo stop TO consider that
about onc-third of tho population of
the country are youths under 81 years
OF age it becomes very serious ques-
tion rs to what shall be done with
tho boys and girls. The children OF
the poor arc worth developing and it
is not necessary to accept the old the
ory that there is n permanent Grimm
al element in our population by tho
laws of horedity.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
An nnilnni.i.

tillhonlt -"Mhy don't you propose tn Mlss
Iongcoi'llnl She e dead gnuc On you, aud
ahe i Rich besides"
Gus ir smith, suui encourage her q
leg"
'F0f heavens sake, mnn, don't be q p-ssl.
niai, Don't look NJ n that WY"
"Dan't lonil NJ ahati"
Ibs sliusilan, VI. s,,II ", don't aaf she l.
| u y. " uue itr. tnh rhynlrr thai the int
Ildc " sehgs, y ~ dttMkt Don't be an
The state herald., 1892-04-22

RIpIcuLE is u most cruel and danger
Gus remedy for any fault or failing.
and is likely to be productive OF
greater evils than that upon which it
bears especially as it is almost always
aimed at those things which the poor
victim is thoroughly conscious OF. but
is not able to help.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
A i,ir Ari,.n. Canal,

A contract has been completed for the con.
siucilun ofnn lrrlEallnf canal aud reservoirs
IN The Santa CrD valley, Arizona, The canal
viii bc seventy miles long aud thirty feet
wide ai the bottom Three hundred thousand
ncfts oi land will ho reclaimed, The oosi II
construction Il estimated hi ei.Ib0.oo0. Thr
enterprise ls wholly backed by Eneiish oapl
aat
The state herald., 1892-04-22
,,,,o.,,, IN = M.,.,u. s..,.

A violent explosion took place In llard's
machine shop n, Lima, Ohio, by which three
men were killed. A pi,ion.heai brougb, to
the shop for rrpairs was pu, into a furnace
aud the heat converted tho water !, contained
Into s,ram. The furnace was blown into
fragments. W. Henry, Frank Josrt,a aud
Dave Hogan. Who were struck by tho pieces,
werr killed.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
\ Mammoth Arch Completed.

The mammoth ccntral arch Of the manafae.
turcrs' building at the Worlds falr was com
pl.tcd Monday evening. This immense
structure has height Of sie feet and width
at IT. base OF a.5 feet. II Is the largest arch
ever constructed for any building In the world
IL can bo plainly seen from the center OF the
city, over seven miles.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
Election nIo, "a, coho... New York.

Dispatches from Cohoes, New York, state
that there was riot concerted effort To
defeat the popular viii at the election there
Tues'iay. \ large force Of extra police cap
turcd the ballot box In the Fourth ward aud
carried IL to the police headquarters. There
was great excitement and a crowd Of drunken
men appeared to control the town.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
p--nsisg the Murderer.

Dccmins, stss Australian ssd Liverpool
musSnrrsr. VS. - ualilsx few ysars ago on
niirgra eoSa Rtnias buaIs~ss. lie showed II
grpurnaaa whons he met tArst . letter he had
s~crtved frsm Kasr kdow-, one of thc women
whom he subsequently numbered In White.
chapel. The letter revealed u motive for the
murder. Dccming went under two or NOR.
niiasc. In Canada. oue of which was ilnr lie
imprrs7s,f thos. b. met M being thoroughly
couscicncclc-s wretch.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
ps,m,,a s..n,p,,v ,,.,,,,,

The mrmbcri oi The medical hoard. the ~.
polniibch' uf which whs conceded by the col.
ohlhl government at tho rcqursi ~ counsel fot
prcmlug for the pnfpose ~ making m Inquiry
into Dccmhg's mental condition. expressed
the opinion that tho prisoner IL shammlhg In.
tahlty,
The state herald., 1892-04-22
The Eleventh Lesson.

In every respect it will bc observed
that tho pen and pencil differ from each
other. The question as to tho merits Of
each for reporting purposes has been dis.
cussed to considerable extent by mem.
bcrs Of tho profession. Those reporters
who employed pencil whilo learning,
never afterwards giving tho pen o fall
trial, of course regard the pencil with
the greater favor. OF those who havo
lairly tested both, the ma orlty prefer tho
pen. The advantages OF each may bo
seen from the following comparison.
!. Pen work is permanent; pencil
writing fades out In few years.
2. Notes taken with pen arc black
md easy to read; pencil writing Is hard
On the eyes, and for this one important
Is possible.
8. Writing with gold pen, which is
yielding, sensitive instrument, Is much
Iess fatiguing than manipulating pen
Ill, which is stin and inncxible.
Proper names are SO numerous that
vocabulary Of them could not we'll be mem.
,rized; and this would bo unnecessary,
since the practical writer may readily
invent sufficiently intelliglble outlines for
he most dificult Of them. The halving
principle, circles, loops and other ad-
unctive signs should DO employed moro
Iparingly than when writing common
words.
Tho learner who always cultivates a
compact style Of writing will In tho end
30 both moro rapid and accurate. ny
:ompactncss of style Is meant that tho
characters be written not only small, but
closely together. The handwriting of
most all beginners Is too large and sprawl.
ng.
ExERCIsE.'
I. Liars should havo quick memories.
!. Four eyes SEQ moro than two. 8. 1t
unwise to sing triumph before victory.
I. A-fox with-a straw tail is afraid that
twill catch fire. 8. The-shovel makes
game of-tho poker. G. To-a-person
,aking pic you may-give a-piece Of
rour cake. Z. Such-things ust-be if.wc
'cll ale. 8. Too-many cooks spoil the
,roth.
By-his by-many by-that by-you by
which, many by -which-you for-if if-thcy
n-anything many times with-each some
nay take-thc-caso think-this which-is
is-that for advantage hc-has-ncvcr
l-know.that Like in-cficct in-his in.
.hat-day is-it is-it-so is-it-his is-it-you
ong- way many -have may-also no-knowl-
.dgo say-so so.bc-it so-would was-right
lll.is.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
SHORTHAND CLASS.

Ths Pitmsn System In twelve easy lee.
sons. Msmbsrship goo. Every member
receives twelve individual lessons BY mail
from Prof. Eldon Moran, the Class Con-
auetor. Remittance should bs made to
Secretary University Extension. Boz s22s
81. Louis, No.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
AI.f.n,l,rr.a crIn,n.

a Uctmnn Lutheran preacher named Muller
has been sentenced IA fourteen years. hard
labor Tor forgery. rmhcEslcment mud varlou,
confidence games lie Fuindiud every one
that would Trust HIN, and spent the money
IN fast living IN Berlin
The state herald., 1892-04-22
]. H, PAINTER, Owner and Publisher.

A VAST amount OF !aDor IS lost IN
this world by people being in haste,
They 90 ut an undertaking without
any previous reflection how best to &C.
complish the purpose in hand.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

lr Is hard work 70 be a schoolmnster
or schoolmlstrcss, Ii Is easy TO ba n
tcachcr II one Is fitted for II at all.
Or in other words. teachers arc born.
not made nn all tho learning and
all the training In tho world could not
make n teacher OF some people al
though they with practice ,an greatly
improve, both tho poor teacher and
tho good one But .horo nro those
who have natural talent for 'olling
whn, they know. In such n way MS 10
make II plain to the understanding of
those who hear them. and who eau so
arrange their ideas In logical sequence
that they will romain fixed In tho
minds OF others ms thoy nro In their
own. There aro others whose minds
seem likc an ill-Rrranged stororoom
where ono mny find almost anything.
but In such disorder that the ono thing
wanted cannot bo found until every
other thing has boon moved and
brought 10 light II tma,tors but little
how small tho thing such people arc
asked - explain. or tho problem they
arc nskod 10 solve; ,hoy get hold
OF tho wrong end of tho throad aud
pull the whole thing into n snar'. tha
only creates confusion.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

GoLp is light No man ever COM
plains OF the weight OF it But NOR
ality! bless your heart it is no easy
matter accumulating that species OF
wealth; and withal. not very attrac-
tive 10 flesh aud blood. il is delight
ful to clothc yourself In bright urmor,
and conquer kingdoms. and seize
property and distribute II grnciously
amongst heroes; TO Judge property
cases and 10 place this estate 10 this
mans share and that estate TO that
mans share. But TO sit down unob-
served and unnoticcd of men und con-
dcmn yourself TO lose. when It Is in
your power to gain; 20 condemn your
self TO want when II is In your power
to onIoy-is so very difficult that It is
casicr TO conquer hundred Kingdoms
and carry n thousand measures
through congress than 1t Is 10 accom-
pllsh this one feat OF arms
The state herald., 1892-04-22

II Il stated ihn, the reason why France Ia 20
anxious 10 ch,,um the capital ~ Dnhomry Il
because there l. supposed TO bo rrch,
amount of trohsurr stored there.
The effects ~ The strike ~ coai miners In
Durham, Enflsni, hfr said 10 he becoming
very serious Sot only hrr the families of the
mlhnfs suffering, In, many lhrpe Iron ionn.
dries and Other factories are ceasinr work for
tho lack of coal. thus causing morr lilencss
and suffering, Tho miners ufusc To return
10 work NJ reduced rnir,
A, The third session ~ the convention Of
The hts lean Liberal party, President, plas
VIZ unanimously nominated candidate Tor
ie'teersIon. Representatives of isrniy.tNo
zthtf~, tao territories hnd the federal district
vuiiny Or the nomination. When the result
wits aunouncc'i VI President Din, hc mad, a
W N ss.sa .,ss. r,,s ks..a aNs,ait rsmtiussns
sud promises Tot the future. -, = ] y
The state herald., 1892-04-22
No Morr rn..e. b ,hr Mnrin.. r.lr.

iasi Sunday Was the last day on which
passts Issued by The chief of construction
would br huOorcd ut The world's rnii
truind' uhlll the close of the big show Il,
VIII cost MONEY 10 enter the grounds. III.
rate ficd at present T. - CENTS fur each per
son mud M visitor will hc exempted from IL
payment Tho c1Nd which looked upon ia,
ipphild structures In Jackson Park iazt sun
dat NhA . ilmati NJ from b0,ooo a. io0.oot
pefons, u ls estimated that the number 81
people Who Will fun nov until May !. ispa
'lsli The grounds viii average 10000 daily. ~
'ho time before tho opening day thls vii
give the exposition company a revenue o
spii,tOo,
The state herald., 1892-04-22
NloARAouAoANAL CONVENTION
Governors oi Zach stat. it-aa.s,.d TO
Appoint Delegates.

Governor Markham u California, c"rnriy.
Int with the resolutions adopted NJ the Calf
fornla State Nicaragua Convention In san
fnncisoo, Murch ~, hns addressed a letter To-
The goyctnura Of MI tho states and territories
requesting them to appoint delegates to u
national Nlcnmruan canal convention 10 bc
held In H. Louis June ,, next, the delegates
,o The snid national Nicaragua canal cpnvcn.
ton 10 bc appointed On q basis Of two dele.
faics for cycty senator hni member of Con.
rrtss and two delegates for each territorial
delegate IA Congress frum the United Rtat.a
Evening journal., 1892-06-04
THE CRIME sHOuLo sTop

A negro has been lynched in the North
for assaulting a white girl. Is there any
thing wrong with the sympathetic ciyili.
zation which prevails up thereg Are the
people at Port Jervis. N. Y, as cruel and
unfeeling TO those valuable citizens Of
the colored race who prey upon de-
fenceless white women, as people Of the
Southg
This phenomenon must be explained
We have been taught that lawlessness
and lack Of proper courtesy towards a
brutal and fendish negro prevailed in
the South only But one thousand men
assembled at Port Jervis to put rope
about the neck of Bob Lewis. ON Wed.
nesday night. and hang him, tin dead. Ia
tree ON the main street of that quiet.
little city within few miles of the
greatest metropolis Of the Western
world.
Now, heremedy for these awful TRACE
dies is that assaults and rapes must stop.
The white women Of this country must
60 and come in safety. The lives of a
fewnegroes, more or less, are minor con
siderations in comparison with the safety
of the women.
This is not the sentiment VI any sec
tion; it is the sentiment Of the Anglo
Saxon race. There is no North and n,
South, no politics, in the demand thai
the brute, whether white or black, mus
not despoi our women.
Outrages do not excuse murder. Tn,
violation Of the chastityof woman il
not an excuse nor a justification Of muir
der but murder will follow as ineyitabl,
as the sun viii rise.
We do not excuse, justify nor palliat
murder when we say that the only wa
to prevent lynch law against the dastar,
who preys upon chastity-that Grim
which is particularly abhorrent TO tn
Anglo Saxon race--is to frighten those q
the black race who viii not listen [
reason, who are not deferred by legt
punishment
Evening journal., 1892-06-04
killed By a street Car.

Charles w. Roth, a 4-year-old child,
was killed by being run over by street
car No 8, in front of its home, No.
1921 Claymont street yesterday after
noon. The child was crippled, and it is
supposed that it tried TO cross the track
in front Of the car. The driver of the
car, John White, did not see the
child when it was struck but
his attention was called TO it by
two young men standing on the sidewalk
The driver Immediately stopped the car
and the child was taken into it's parents
home. The wheel had struck the childs
head fractured the skull and cut its lip,
Word was sent to the police station and
Captain Francis went to the stables at
Front and Union streets and arrested the
driver He was afterwards released An
inquest will be held tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1892-06-04
oNE AuNnREn MllEs

Dr Wellington Adams has delivered
lecture before the New York Electric club
which. whether only dream or
prophecy time viii reveal. He proposes
10 run electric railway trains at one
hundred miles per hour between ST.
Louis and Chicago
Dr, Adams has selected q location
which presents the fewest physical
difficulties and proposes 10 run level
sinightaway track between the two
cities where there viii be no grading
end no tangents
The details Of the doctors scheme are
accurate and abundant in non-essentiaIs
and meager in essentials. The doctor
describes and descanis volubly and
voluminously in effect that the roaibed
viii Be sloping with porous bottom. and
there viii be a ditch between the two
sets Of tracks and ditch outside Of each
set. This viii prevent the settling Of
The tracks. He says
We viii uss the seventy-pound Cali
fornia continuous. overlapping rail Will
stone ballast. and all crossings viii b
overhead our road The trolley. or over
bead wire system. viii be used. The wir
viii run along about on a level with th
Evening journal., 1892-06-04
SUMNER TOURS.
The Latest Publication Of the Penney
vania Railroad.

vania Railroad.
The first Of June Is date Looked forward to
by the thousands who make their preliminary
plans for summer outings. and their main
yearly by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. which regularly appears on that date.
Advance copies lor the season OF loE are
fresh from the press. and certainly excel any
thing Of "a like character ever published by the
progressive railroad company.
II Is not only "A compendium of an tho rates
prevailing over ite own and connecting lines
90 the principal resorts Of the land. but 10 IS
equally aa valuable as "a guide book. with fun
and explicit Information as 90 how trips may
be made. and as 20 what desirable variations
may bc utilized % enhance their pleasure ana
profit. Nearly five hundred resorts. ranging
from Prince Edward Island 90 the mountains
of Western North Carolina, from the southern
I extremity of New Jersey 90 the wild lakes of
/ Canada. from the mineral springs of Virginia
/ 90 the great inland lakes, are described az
/ LENGTH and over fifteen hundred routes, rep
/ rescntiug "a stock oi fifteen hundred special
/ forms of tickets, are SET ont clearly ana In.
| tcllginly within ifs pages
Tn arranging these routes care has been ob.
I served in making thcm read over the line.
] ihut present the greatest number of interesting
I points, ANA IN every case there Is wide hele
| for choice They also provide for = return
I trip BY a different direction. go that the tour
| isl may find his outing continual succession
/ Of changing scenes,
/ IL is 50 comprehensive that one could hardl.
! ask for "A ticket 20 an Eastern resort Of AM
/ prominence and fail 10 fnd it roady-made b.
"a variety OF routes. One hundred and thirr
railroad and steamboat lines, are rcpreseute'
In the coupons Of these tickets every one o
them connecting directly or remotely wit
the Pcnnsy Nanla system.
The cover TO this handsome edition repre-
sonts one of the famous. Pcnnsy lvania Rail
road Observation Cars. artistcally executes
/ The Illustrations are the finest style OF hal
tone work. on as high grade as the popull
magazine productions.
Evening journal., 1892-06-04
To DeclnIm for q 1IedaI.

A Demorest medal contest will be par
ticipated i'm by six or seven boys of the
Loyal Temperance Legion of Bethany
Baptist Church on Thursday evening,
june 9. Misses Margaret Hilles and
Josie Fogg, and w. II. Weeks will be the
Judges of the contest. This is the first of
these popular contests TO be given in this
city. The conditions ON which the beau.
tiful silvermedal is given by w. Jennings
Demorest. is that at least six young per.
sons between the ages of twelve and
twenty-four shall commit TO memory
from book furnished by the Legion
selections bearing upon temperance and
prohibition, and declaim before publ,
assembly. and competent judges are to
decide 10 whom Of the participants the
medal shall be awarded.