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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

Jujge j. 5, Canadian. OF Julesburg, Is
elected rs representative from this rep
rcslniulive district The vote ia as fol
love: Phillips cnunty, Carnahan req. IA
Pr1pst people, Ia. Stevens dem. 10. Lo-
Kan county, Carnalan sol, Propst 2jn,
Stevens 80. S'dgwica county. Carpa-
hun 10, Propst 90, Stevens Il. Carna
hans plurality III.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

The wind from the North blows sharp
and keen, and bad effects Of colds are
seen. One Minute Cough Cure so safe
and sure, will quickly perform wonder
Gus cure.--City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11


The time haa como when tic hrorare
citlaon vail stop Tho diycfripn ot nnilna
campaign lies and Civ. attention Ia
preparation. Tor ellI weather. ia II,
reason II Il glorious lport TO g,i nfior q
political whopp,r aud drive icnpenn,
Iival Though the center ana clinch n.
but vh"n ilc baltic Ia over interest In
that drnmailu and sensational nnuno
mont lauguishru md dies, Animositic.
'ngcudcrtd Ia Tho hear, u di-cuaaiuns arc
forgotten Or forgiven, aud neil,lll,om Who
became al ouis" fcel Il dat, TO be
cumc fiiruds agniu and borrow back aud
faiih ASA umoa ~ old. This IL nA IT
ihoull tc. Men caunpi think ALIKE
Doeios dialgfoe, Iahses oluhlel in con
n.iuinr las. equity hnd oysn facts. bat
GU ui ih.a iumOlo ui conflicting opDiau
the world la q Nholo ID ti;libg great
deal II valuable information aud IL II bel.
Ter aefId to-day than Il WIS Yesterday
~ ihe dil heiup beaver sun.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

Nothing SO distressing asa hacking
Cough. Nothing 30 foolish as to suffer
from it. Nothing no dangerous IL allow
cd to continue One Minute C6ugh Cure
gives immediate reliof.-City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11
b" Nov. llth, 1872

Sweet breath, sweet stomach, sweet
temper, all result from the use OF De
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pill. City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11
STATE or COLORADO.
County Of Phillips.
In the county court.
Plaintiff. Alias
vs.. SUMMONS.
Daniel Krimble- To nonresident
binc.

phhici hftihbie- +" NONRESIDENT
blnc,
Defendant.
TnE rErrLs Ofrng STATE or COLORADO TO
DANIEL krimhicbinc the defendant above
named Hr-cting;
You arr hereby required n appear In an
action brought ngain-t yon 10y the above
lips county, stats II Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof, II served within
this county; or II served oui III this county,
or 10y publication, within thirty days after
the service hereof. exclusive al the day Of
service; or judgement by default " III Ia, Ia.
ken against you accOrdihgt, the prayer OF
the complaint; aud ~ u copy of the coin
plant Ia the above entitled action br not
served with this summons, or II the service
hereof ir made out Of this state, then ton
| day. additional To she time hrr-in above
| -lscinru for appearance md answer will Ia
allowed before the taking of Judgement by
default rs Aforesaid,
The SAID action 1. brought 10 recover tn,,
| sum Of ninety nine dollar. upon one certain
proni.sory note executed nnd delivered by
The snid defendant July 10Th issa TO the Ne.
torpick Harvesting Machine Company aud
by Item assigned To plaintiff ". viii more
iully appear from the complaint In said me-
ton To which reference u here mn,lc.
ANA YOU nrr hereby notified thntif You fall
tn appear. and 10 answer tho snid complaint
~ ninvc required The sud plaintiff win take
Judgement ". prayed for
Given under my hand Knd "facini seal
NJ iiolyokc Colo In said cor,ty this iith day
| Of Oct, A d iNr,.
EMMETE. bRANSOS. Coun ~ J@isc.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

Logan county went republican by Il
good majority. Major Joseph Cramcr
- reelected commissioner and Geo. Il.
McCon!ey is elected county judge.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

England iejoices over the success OF
the democratic party. Why! Because
she has any greater love for the mem
bers OF that part! than those of tho ie-
publican party? No. Because she be-
licves that the principles Of Tree trade APP
Piled to this country will be more bene-
fetal to the interests OF onr people than
our protective tariff is? No. She re-
joiccs because she knows that free trade
III tho United States means IL death blow
To the manufacturing interests of u M
tim which under protection has been
rapidly developing INTO one OF her most
successful manufacturing competitors.
She fejoices over the result of the cleo
ton aud makes no secret of her cause
for so doing, but procnims it TO the
world when she clnims that it will be
followed by throwing open our market S
to the free admission Of her pauper made
goods.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

Colorado has gone for Weaver hy
about 1900 maioriiy and the entire
peoples purity state ticket is elected. The
peoples party congressman in both dis
,ricts nre elected, Pence, by $500 and
Bell by about HOO The peoples party
plurality on governor is nbont ,OCO. The
republicans have elected IL senators,
democrats ,, peoples party . md fusion
ticket Z. So iar us heard the republicans
have elected 81 representatives, the
fusicnists ID and the peoples party 10
and the oil cr counties not heard from.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

Judging from the great rejoicing ON
the other side OF tho frog pond, England
must Lnyo gone lemocratic too.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

Noiics inr Fnhlicatiun.
Land oiiicr nj sterling. Colorado,
Oct -, irss
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice Of his III.
tcntion To make fnnl proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof Will IN; made h..
fore clerk al district court Phillips
county Colo. ut iioiyokc Colo ON dec !, iss,
viz:
ROBERT DDNNELi.Y, one uf the heirs of
william !, bono-lly, deccascd.
lid No 10; for the lots3& "a 81, s.w u see
~ tp n ~ west
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and ctiItiyn.
tion of. said land, Wig:
Harrison Norris OF HoIyokc Colo
William Kipling :.
william whitman
Charles tramcr
II. l.. TEDNoN, Register.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

tfrrs' publication sept 10. is,s.l 40 AI
Notice for Public Cation.
Land ONCE nj ~ Ring. Colorado.
sept ~. Iays.
NOTICE u hereby given TINT the follow ing
NAMED -.ttlcr hn. n,csi notice 81 his intrn.
tion 10 nrnhe nahl proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will bc made bcfor,
clerk OF the district court Phillips county
Colorado, nj Holyokc Colorado .on Nov eth
lM7, via:
CLARksON SPENCER,
iii nntry No. ksti for the lots and 9 and I,
n " y s,,c N ~ tn r tdw.
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
Aaid tand. via.
James Hamilton, Df lyotyokc Ioiu
Robert u. tiHrtrr, .. Iinxtun,
Andrew Nelson, "
william liartrr, -
II. 4. Txbxox. Register.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-11

IDoukS - voo Lord XII
1T. PAur. MIMI. Oetabsr. iDo
recently had the opportunity Of testing ~
sslsbrated Pastor koenig's Nerve Tents In
very severe sss-. poor widow 70 whom hAv1
frequently given aid and assistance iu =
capacity q, city Missionary. sent beg i3-ysaR.ol
laughter 70 mo one evening " ysosurs npcs
aaSy I'D; Wills sbe was rslatins hsr dsstitutiG
and stating that hss mother ~As SOW usasiy \
tally blind. the poor child suAlsuiy fen into :
spiirptie NJ. ! gave hef two bottles Of yu1
tps.i,cinc. and tho girl Ia nov we'll and haps
and tho support Of her god mothss. n Il
b. thanked ] think that such case % q
Rebounds to your honor and 70 The glory Of r.
above. who has given you the knowledge to =
Pare sueh blssatna ios suder1hu humanity, n
n. u lkADCu9E, NissionesH
~ OtssGo Avs
HNRR-A. Valuable gook - NwDG
bOk u 01seasss ssni .fso u ~ NJ
NIL &ls sss.sss fss7 ssss 81 e s - - 81
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-29
FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
In the Senate.

112ru DAY.-During the hour and q half
tho Senate was in session it passed, with
out discussion, the Urgency Deficiency
bill, sPproopriating. nearly $1,000. 0a0;
referred the Legislative and Azri.-
cultural Appropriations bills to the Ap-
preparations Commttee; referred to the
Committee on Territories tbs bills to admit
Arizona AMI New Mexico, aud heard Mr..
Morgan, Of Alabama, an Mr. Jones, Of Ar.
kansas, make incidental speeches on silver.
113rH DAY.-The Pension bill was re-
ported-The bill introduced by Mr.. PETER
Ito increase ths currency and provide for
its circulation, to rsducs tho rates Of inter-
est, and to establish bureau Of loans was
taken from the table, AMI Mr.. PETER adj
dressed the Senate in explanation and AL
yocacy Of it. At the close OF his speech the
bill went over without action.
114TH DAY-The session was only long
enough to receive a message from the House
announcing the death OF one of its members,
Mr.. Stackhouse, of South Carolina, and to
adopt resolutions Offered by Mr.. Butler) e1-
pressing profound sorrow at tine intelli-
gencs and providing for committee o. five
Senators to escort the body to its place OF
burial. The Senators so appointed were
Butler, Kyle, White, Gallinger and Allen.
1l4TH DAY.-Ths bill to provide for the
free coinage Of gold and silver was taken up
and discussed by Messrs. Morgan and PAL
mer-Mr. PETER presented petition from
Riley County, Kansas, asking thai measures
be taken toward tho suppression OF lynch
law.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-29
,s35 1-6 1872 1-S fS2

R T. Lincoln. one vote from New Hampshire.
,yoaoU.o,,, to a choice " - 4H
Mckinley then called Colonsl Elliott +.
Shepard to the chair, and taking the hoor
moved that the nomination be made unaui-
nous. The Chairman said: president Har-
rison having received a majority OF the votes
cast has received the nomination Of this con-
yention, Shall it be unanimous" After
tumultuous yell OF "Ayes" he added: "The
nomination is made unanimous" p motion
to take a recess to s P. N. was Immediately
offered and agreed to- and the heated and
excited asssmblsge dispersed.
The evening session of the convention was
little more than ratification meeting. The
nominee for the Vice Presidency was selected
in a meeting of thu New York delegation,
held an hour before the convention was
called to order. By tacit consent the naming
of the Vice Presidential candidate was left
to the New York delegation.
The convention was called to order ats:5o
o'clock, and the roll Of States called for pre-
sentation Of candidates for Vice-President.
When New York State was reached Senator
OConnor nominated Whitelaw Reid, and
General Horace Porter seconded the nomina-
ton. Governor Bulkeley, Of Conuectlcut,
and others also spoke in favor Of MIR. Reid.
A motion was made that the nomination
Of Mr.. Reid be made by reclamation, but
Delegate Settle. of Tennessee objeete and
nominated ex-Speaker, Tnomas B. Reed
which evoked great applause. Arkansas SEC
,nded the nomination, as did also Mr.. Lou
don, of Virginia. The Maine delegates asked
the convention not to vote for the ex.
Speaker, as he was not a candidate and
would not accept. The nomination OF White
law Reid was then made by acclamation-
The usual resolutions Of thanks were thon
adopted, and with band playing, the conven-
ton, at 10 P. H., adjourned sins die.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-29
A BIG HAUL.
Robbers Relieve Two Men in a Car
of $4,000 in Coin.

Robbers Relieve Two Men in Car
of $16, 900 in Coin.
A bold robbery occurred u few mornings
since, across the bay from San Francisco.
CAL, in Oakland, when two men in crowd
ed car were robbed of $16,o 900 in coin which
they were taking to the Judson Iron Works
to pay off 400 workmen.
The coin was in the possession OF Secretary
Gibson and Bookkeeper Mortenson OF the
company, who started with 1t from San
Francisco on the II o'clock boat. They oc-
cupied seat in a car on the Berkeley train
next to the baggage car.
As the train slowed up at B street two men
entered the front door, walked down the
aisle, stopped suddenly before ellison and
Mortenson, presented pistols, and demanded
the bags. Gibson and Mortenson had thrown
over the seat in front OF them and laid the
sacks containing the coin on the seat before
them.
The two men occupied one seat, and the
coin was perhaps two feet from them. There
were other passengers In the car. Gilson
was reading newspaper. AMI was taKen
completely By surprise. The two men naa
the pistols pointed in their faces simW-
taneously with the demand for the com.
The train started almost tmmedlateiy' anu
the two train robbers backed out OF the car,
covering ellison anG Mortenson with their
pistols as they escaped. The money taken
was $4,000 in gold and $1,000 in silver. IL
represented fortuight's wages OF 4Oo men
The robbers had provided themselves with
a buggy drawn by bay horse in which 70
escape. Into this they stepped and grove
rapidly away. ,,.-, .
The buggy was found later hitcned N
Oakland. The sides had been covered WIN
sheet iron so as to guard against bullets In
casa the men were fred upon,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-29
CHILDREN SLAIN.
Canadian Schoolhouses Blown Dowh
on the Pupils.

on the Pupils.
terrible tornado struck Montreal,
Canada, ami did a great amount OF dam as9
to life AMI property.
The tornado was most disastrous IN
country places. At st. Rosa st. jeans
Lachuts AMI Ottawa Valley thu damage
SEAMS to havs bs.n )st sewers.
st. Rose is a summer resort on thu llns Oh
the Canadian Pacific Railway, twenty miles
from, Montreal. Tnsre tae scloolhouso was
blown down while thirty cailiren were IN
side. who were buviel in ths ruins. From
six to taa of the children were kllls1 out
right aud most of the othsrs receiver ssrlou;
injuries. The school mistress was lnJure1
fatally.
At ST. Thsrssa, another town on rae Cana
dian Pacific Railway, the schoolhouss was
blown down oa forty children, two bang
killed outrightaai Others fatally injured.
Ex-Mayor McElroy, of Ten olstoa, On:
tario, was killed. His Residence was hurie1
and dashed into frag neats while the tanuy
were seated at tea.
Two children were killed near Belosll
while playing in thu strset. Many a;ciient'
are repocte from every part OF Tue pros-
ince and great loss of life was felTei. hua,
dreis Of houses have bsen dem )lSne1 an
the damage amo lnts to hun 1rsdS o. 1aou'
sands OF dollars, while many families "ef,
left homeless. This was thu Wo:5t s1or'n
ever known in that part OF tns country. Ioe
wind blew with terrific force AMI the rair
fell in torrents accompanied by thunder an
lightning.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-29
Washington.

TIE Department Of State has been in
formed that ukase was issued by the Rus
sian Government authorizing the free e1-
portation OF the stock Of oats In store at
Archangel, Libau, Reval and Riga. This is
understood to indicate that the famine Is
drawing to close.
The Austro- Hungarian Government mas
decided to accept the invitation OF the United
States to unite with other Governments In
the silver conference.
THE Bureau Of Statistics OF the Treasury
Department reports that during May the e1-
ports Of the principal articles Of domestic
provisions were valued at $1l ,099, 977; Tor tne
same month last year, S,4lO, 49,
THE forty-itth session Of the American
Institute OF Homeopathy was held at wash
inzton. DR.. Theodore Y. Kinne, Of Paterson,
N. j., presiding. There were about loo
members OF the institute present.
The Pension Appropriation bill was re-
ported to ths Senate from the Committee
on Appropriations. 1t carries total or
sI46 ISL, $50. which is an increase OF I'll, -
9I2,2S4 over the House bill, and Is S327,2Vo
less than the estimate.
ALL the European Governments except
Russia have accepted the Fresluents lnVlta-
ton to monetary conference.
L.W. HABERcoM, fifth auditor OF the
Treasury, called at the White House and
rendered his resignation to the President.
He resigns to enter the practice Of law in
Washington and to resume his newspaper
work.
GENERAL ELI T. SrAcKHoUsE, Member
of Congress from the Sixth District OF South
Carolina and a prominent member OF the
Farmers Alliance died in Wash'qy1on q
few mornings ago Of heart failure. he was
one of the party that acc3mpanled s4e o; re-
dent of the Farmers Alliance to Raleigh, n.
c. Mr.. Stackhouse was born in Marion, 8.
c., March q, 1924.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-29
In the House.

I25TH DAY.-The floor WAS accorded to
the Commlt5ss on Ju iciary, anl various
measures wers passed amsndiuy tho
statutes, inclu ling thu bill to dispense with
proof of loyalty during the Civil War as
requisite to being restored or admitted to
the pension roll (applying to few survivors
OF the War Of 1879, ani thu bill defining
murder and mansaughter in PLACES AMI on
waters under the exclusive jurisdiction OF
the United StatsS.
both DAY.-Tne Committee on Commerce
reported in favor Of in5tituting an i1vssti-
CATION Of the Reading deal.
13OTH DAY.-The Speaker laid before the
House letter from toe Secretary Of the
Treasury asking for an appropriation OF
$3.50, ,0O0 for adequate precautions at the
Worlds Fair Tor tina protsction OF
revenus from customs and for the super
vision Of imporJations. Referred
4 bill was passed providing JaaG Indian
children shall bs declared to be- citizsn wnsn
they have reaclsi Cas aga o: tweatY-one
years, and shall thereafter receive no sup
port trora thsGovernnsnt provided tnat they
have had ten years OF industrial training
The House then went into 10 mmittes OF the
Whole (Mr. McCreary, Of Kentucky, i'll the
pensing with the first reading OF the bill the
committee rose withnv5 further action -
A bill was passed re prevent cruelty to
children and animals III the District OF Co.
lumbia.
13lsr DAY. HOUSE nou-occurrs1 in
the Senate amendments to the Diplomatic
and Consular bill, and Messrs. Blouut,
McCreary AMI Hit were appointe1 con
terees---Immediatsly thereafter, Mr.. Till
man, OF South Carolina, announce1 the
sudden death Of his colleague, Gsnsral Eli
-. 70 zI.H.~ Nrfyt Yar-n
adopted, the customary committee was ap.
pointed and the House adjourned as MARI
of respect to the memory OF the deaf:
l33D DAY-The Fertilization bill was
passod-Discusion of toe Tin PlaSs bill!
was begun.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-29
South and West.

ALEXANDER WHITLEY was taken from
the jail in Albemarle, Stanley County, n.
c., and lynched for the murder Of D. D.
Tucker.
BURGLARS broke into the Office of the
Bodeau Lumber Company, at Genese, Ark,
and cracked the safe. They secured $50. 100
in cash and securities.
MRS LEVI NJ. Villas. mother of United
States Senator Villas, died suddenly few
nights since at Madison. Wis.
TIE Mississippi River reached the highest
point known in Louisiana for the past forty
five years, and in consequence New Orleans
was, literally speaking, an island. Gre
vases above crevasses below, the raging
river in front and the rapidly rising Lake
Pontchartrain in the rear hemmed the city
in, and traffic on three roads was sus-
pended.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, was visited by one Of the
most severe storms known there for years.
It lasted only short time, but during that
time two parsons were killed, several fatally
injured, and much damage done to property.
The great wigwam on the lake front built
for the Democratic National Convention
was badly wrecked, the roof being blown
off.
STEAMER Ell NoRTE, belonging to the
Southern Pacific Company, was launched at
Newport News, Va.
MRS. GEORGE BEAUDRY, of South Bay
City, Mich. jumped into the river with her
two children. All were drowned. She was
insane.
The town of Galva, Henry County, ILL.,,
a place of 1000 inhabitants, has been wrecked
by a tornado. Only one person was killed.
Many were injured, and the damage to
property was widespread. Later reports
show that eight persons were killed and
many injured and much damage done to
property by the storm in Chicago, Ill.
A TREsrLE 1879 feet high on the Knoxville
Cumberland Gap and Louisville road, near
Lone Mountain, Tenn, gave way while q
coal train was passing over it. Ths entire
trains crew, consisting OF six men, were
kill ed.
THE Arkansas Democratic State Conven-
tion met at Little Rock. Every couu ty in
the State was represented. William N.
Fishback, Of Fort Smith, was nom mated
for Governor. Delegates to the National
Convention at Chicago were elected. They
were uninstructed, but favored Clevelands
nomination.
The largest fire that has ever occurred on
the water front of Baltimore, Nd, destroyed
the extensive wharves and freight-houses
OF the Bay Line Steamboat Company, two
large schooners, the Offices OF James Corner
& Son, dealers in naval stores, and other
property. The total loss is estimated at
S1,OO10OO The fire was caused by intense
heat, inducing spontaneous combustion.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-29
TIE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Eastern and Middle States.


BUFFALO. N. Y, was visited by the big
gest rainstorm Of which 1t has any record.
Much damage was done.
THE Coronsr's Jury at Port Jervis, n. Y,
decided that the colored man Lewis was
hanged by person or persons unknown 10
1t.
WILLIAM z. VANDERB1Lr's yacht, the
Alva, ran her sharp bow into rowboat In
New York Harbor in which were a Young
French saloonkeeper, Nicholas Michels, and
and q woman named Mary Simoniu. The
boat was cut in two. and they were both
drowned.
Two THOUSAND DOLLARS were forwarded
from Johnstown, Penn. to the sufferers OF
Oil City and Titusville.
NEW YORK CITY experienced the hottest
June 13 she has ever known. Tho mercury
registered 9T1S degrees at three o'clock In
the afternoon. Many people were overcome
by the heat in New York, Brooklyn and
other towns in the Eastern States.
FULLY 10000 people assembled the steep
sides Of Mount Troy in Allegheny, Penn, to
attend mass in honor of st. Anthonys Day.
Two-thirds Of this number were sick or
crippled, who sought health through the
healing power of Father 8. q. Mollinger
and by generating the relics of st. Anthony.
MRS. JALEs LEROY at Imperial Penn,
poured kerosene on the kitchen fire. Result,
one child killed and mother and another
child fatally injured.
An italian life convict in the Eastern
penny Penitentiary, after vain attempt
to kill his keeper, plunged knife into the
stomach Of fellow convict and then killed
himself by cutting his throat.
The fire burned one hundred buildings sit
uated between Slippery Rock and Main
streets in Chicora, Penn. The water supply
gave out almost Immediately, and on account
Of the intense dry weather the buildings
burned like tinder.