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The state herald., 1893-02-03

Our readers have doubtless noticed
the numerous discussions by the scien-
lists and hygicnists as to the relative
value Of the various baking
powders. "A careful sitting OF the
evidence leaves no doubt rs to the
superiority Of the Royal Baking Pow.
der in purity, wholcsomeness and
strength, from q scientific standpoint
An opinion, however, that will have
perhaps greater influence with our
practical housclsecpcrs, is that given by
Marion Harland, the we'll known and
popular writer, upon matters pertains
Ing to science OF domestic economy, of
housekeeping, and of home cooking.
In letter published In the Ladies
Home journal. this writer says:
81 regard the Royal Baking Powder
us the best manufactured and in the
market, SO far us have any experience
In the use of such compounds. Since
the introd uction OF 1t into my kitchen,
have used no other in making bis
cults, cakes, etc, and have entirely dis
cardcd for such purposes the home
made combination Of one-third soda.
two-thirds cream OF tartar.
Every box has been in perfect con-
dition when 1t came into my hands,
and tho contents have given complete
satisfaction. II is an act Of simple
Justice, and also pleasure, to recon-
mend it unqualiflcdly to American
housewives. MARION HARLANp."
The state herald., 1893-02-03

Charles l.. Carter, one Of the commission
appointed by the provisional government NJ
Hawaii, To visit the United States, made the
following statement 10 the Associated Press
"Ihr object OF our visit To Washington 1,
10 have the United States take possession Of
the Hawaiian ialands. We want TO Join tho
Union, not rs n state, however, hut under "A
territorial or district form of government
A government like that 81 the Dltrct Of
Columbia, with the addition Of governor
appointed by the President, Il preferred for
many reasons.
There Il such large number ~ Chinese
aud other cheap lnborcra on the Island. who
cannot be trusted 10 vote inicligcntly that IL
universal suffrage were declared, the whites
who represent almost the entire hu.lncs. In.
icrcsts OF the country, would be outyotei and
povrrl.ss.
An entire new sytleii ~ government ut,a,
be built up, aud the only way I. 10 have the
United States take charge, II must come 10
this or the whites must leave tho Islands.
Their interests nfc ton grrni, however for
them TO give up without u struggle, and the
revolution wns the result
"l'hc new constitution which was brought
out by the queen granted her almost absolute
power aud dlffranchi.cd the white voters.
The natives Themselves, o. q rule, are not In
favor u the cs-duccn'a plans She j. tnp.
ported by n certain clldid ~ about twenty
who arc anxious for political power. Abe
queen Il Jealous NJ the power OF tho whites
and I. an ambitious schemlng woman. badly
Adylsci.h
The state herald., 1893-02-03
A Much Married Rascal.

J. II. Caldwell, with several aliases, the
most cunning prisoner the government has
had for some time. Is under arrest At Cincin-
natl, charged with mIspsng the malls. lie
would write letters ftprcs, uiirg that he had
large wholesale fruit establishments In Flor
Ida, aad would offer fruit TO commission mer-
chants In the North at prices % TO 10 cents
per box less than the regular market price.
His letters all stated that he sold only for
cash, ani all orders must be accompanied by
at least one-half Of the money.
The postmaster nj Archer and Plant City.
Florida, and other points where he expected
his letter orders, were requested TO forward
his mail TO him. In this way he did . mar
vicious business for time. Since his incar-
ccration the government has learned that he
has n wife and seven children at Csrrollton,
Kentucky, another at Greensboro. Kentucky,
whose maiden name was Matilda Evers.
Another who claims 10 be his wife Is n for
mer widow ut New Albany. who, before she
met Caldwell, was Mrs. Ella Jasper. Shs
only lived with him two weeks. In that Tins
he borrowed 81 100 from her TO start shoe
store nj Shclbyyillc, Indiana. Here he met
Grace Green, whom he pretended TO marry
aud took with hun TO Dalton, Georgia, where
no deserted her. When next heard of he left
Nwidowsn AT Cadiz. Ohio, Maysvlllc, Ken
lucky; Columbus, Ohio, aud Ripley. Ohio.
lie courted and proposed also To Mrs. Poor
Of Cincinnati, whom he met at somc river
town In Illinois. She was n rich widow and
he succeeded IN fleeing her out Of several
hundred dollars. II Is likely that Caldwell
will lie taken 10 Leayenworih, Indiana. where
Indictments are pending against him for en-.
bczzlemcnt. -Four Of his wives and several
children are there waiting his coming.
The state herald., 1893-02-03
Knn.a,. popnIis, senator.

The Populls,s OF the Kansas legislature held
jCint session on the 18th and elected Judge
John Martin TO the United States Senate.
Martin received the solid vote OF the twenty.
five Popullsts and Democrats In the Senate,
and In the Populist House he received sixty.
two votes, this number including several Of
those who have been seated by the Popuiists
on contests.
The election Of Martin leaves the situation
almost Ms mucn complicated rs before.
Though he Is declared elected, II was done by
the votes Of n House, the consiltutlonality OF
which Is In dispute.
The Republicans and the stalwart Demo-
,rats claim that the election Is farce, for
the reason that the Populist House Is M ille-
gal body and none Of It's acts can be legal.
The Republicans nnd thcmsclvc. In pre-
dlcamcnt for the reason that they are unable
to muster quorum 10 vote on senator, aud
will not be able to do so until their rights In
the House have been passed upon by The
courts. II the courts decide that the Repub-
leans have the constitutional lower house,
then they will elect another senator, who
will undoubtedly be a stralght-out Democrat
and the contest for recognition will be trans.
fcrrcd TO Washington. The ropullsts are
confident that the United States Senate will
recognize Martin.
The state herald., 1893-02-03

Imports Of merchandise Into the unltel
States during the calendar year OF ist. were
increased Ia value and volume over those Of
1891, while the value and volume 81 export,
and the number of immigrants decreased.
The value Of the imports for the year wa,
Ssi6,igs 10; Increase st1,sii ESD. The aver.
age annual value Of imports for the ten calcn'
dar year. from lss, To 1891, inclusive, wa,
ti30. O09.0id.
The total value OF exports Of merchandise
was s9sis. tlp, sls, rs against sgiO,5Jg, GAG IL
1891. The value Of domestic merchandise
exported was sir,3, aa6,3la. NJ against sa51..
trl,5Ji In 1891. There was an Increase In III.
'alnc OF exports, brcadstufrs, provisions. AMI
mal,, oil cake and wood and manufactures OF
wool.
The total value Of Imports and export. foi
The year isaa was ti,sli,dis or, an incrcas,
Of 81, Isl .isl over the total value Of our fof.
rign commerce Of 1871, When It amounted Il
SLIPS, s'D, 5sp.
The state herald., 1893-02-03
Jaar. Martin. roi,,ica, Creed.

Asked for n statement Of his political posi- .
tlcn since his ni'iilation with the Popuils l.,
Judge John Martin Of kansas, said:
First, let me say. am n Democrat. and
never have been anything else. ! am uncon.
dltlonnlly In favor Of tariff reform, not only
In the ordinary sense, bu, a,arif reduction 81
u radical character. ! am IN favor Of the
least possible tariff rates that can be laid on
tho necessary articles and placing higher
rates Of duties on articles Of luxury. nn
IN favor Of mn unconditional and unlimited
coinage OF silver and without Limitation IL
its debtpaylng power, ! am opposed, upon
principle, TO national banks or amy Other
financial system that conpcls or induces .
partnership relation Of financial character
between the government anu private indlyid
uals. ! am In favor either Of All Income tax,
OF what may be even better, graded prop
rdy tar nun In favor ~ radical conito
nf the railroad. rather than Ownership, ! nm
IN favor Of clcc,lng United States senator, b,
a direct vote Of the people.
The state herald., 1893-02-03

A dispatch from Topeka SAYS; The Repub.
llcans having lost the senatorial plum, stand
good chance of losing also all opportunity
Of participating In the making Of laws at this
session Of the legislature. They have just
discovered that there Ia no way Of testing the
legality Of the organization Of the Populist
House excepting by an attack upon the legal
iiy Of the bills which II may pass aud which
may become laws. The governor will With
hold his signature from all bills excepting APP
preparation bills until too late Ia the session,
which I. limited to tlfty days, To admit OF a
test while the legislature IA stlll In session.
The appropriation bills can be attacked
only by Injunction against the state treas.
urcr. and such action eau he brought only by
the attorney general, and he, being Popu.
llst, will decline TO take such action. The
only alternative left to the Republicans seems
TO he unconditional surrender
The state herald., 1893-02-03

New Castle Il to have n brewery.
The miners hospital AT Rico Is completed.
Three men climbed Pixies Peak the other
lay.
The cadets nj Colorado Springs are to be
lriilcd by sn officer from Fort Logan.
The total number Of deaths In Derycr last
rear wa. Ills, a rate OF it.s9 per loo.
George PcrrIti was killed by falling rock
In the Pelican mine Mt Silver Plume, Sunday.
Abou, 800 quail have been I'm ported from
Arizona 10 Mesa county, and the number will
DC doubled.
A drunken employe at the Grant smelter.
Denver, fatally shot another workman Mon.
lay, without proyocatlon.
The first annual exhibition Of the Colorado
Poultry Association was held at 1917 Curtis
street January 30 to February inclusive.
Govern Waite has appointed Fred McLis-
.er Of Lcaiylllc as warden OF the state penl-
entlary, and VIM H. Caillcottc rs game war.
len.
Police Judge Wiley Of Aspen, who was re-
moved from Office for failure to turn over
ices received, has now paid up, bu, his Office
na- gone.
Fannie .Rawlson " ManItou Park T.
shnrged with having burned down the house
| II Walter Long, aud attempting TO kill him
With mn nxc when he escaped from the build.
ne.
D. w. Hooper, lhc Aspen man VINO brought
'o,ne samples oi placer uiit from tue Kouli
county goiu hcius' mas hhu thcfn ns.aScd, hnd
'ays mat thcy only showed 100 cents per
sublc yard
The conservation OF Rev; William U, Barker
81 Dulutii, as bishop oi Western Colorado,
look place ~ 81 ih.r. Episcopal church,
Duluth, NJ IL O'Clock "wednesday. Bishop
Barker VIII reach his Held oil work In short
lime.
Denver MArkcts-Rggs, ranch .5s, state
e3c; butter. best creamery aI6t3tc, dairy 2ac;
Gay, upland baird tli6fti2, second bottom
| a. tO(dfg alfalfa 1850; wheat s5c; corn, bulk
| zoe; sacked zoe; oats, ti. 90, sacked 81. IL,
4 ootntocs - u. cattle, cholc. steers g. NJ
| fe3b5, COW. u 30cft2. 80, native feeders 81 90
| tft50O; hofs, choice N.U3; spring chickens
lee; hens, 100
The Crested Butte piio, says; An Italian
| inborrr IN camp number four OF Levy a
| Moorr's grndn. outfit. was Killed early last
| saturday morning. The man hal nm armload
| ~ giant powder rtlcks, which We're In some
| manner explode, IN his arms, blowing hi.
| pody Into pieces. The remains We're brought
| 10 town ia n cracker box and inferred ia
| Crested Butte cemetery,
man named i,urn. ,mnioye1 AT The
| Fanny Vsuliu. mine near Irndyiii, rn.
| fouuI in tbc ,no,, In nm ins.uslbl, ana halle
| f,o,.n condition W,Jn,.d.y mo,nIn,, jiurn.
.iar,rJ for The minr Tnr,,iny mor,ine la,
io.t mi. way. Ills non.arrlyai eaused ,,n.n.i.
ness, aud u searching party found him d. has
The state herald., 1893-02-03

Tho British government has instructed Sir
Julian Paunceioic, its minister at Washing.
ton, to protest against the action Of the Init.
ed states officials aud forces IN Hawaii.
y To what extent the protest goes, cannot be
stated now. whether Il Is restricted TO a pro.
test against the action already taken IN Homo
lulu OF whether II goes To the length Of mo
testing In advance against annexation Fought
for by the representatives OF the provisional
government now on their way TO Washington
There are some important development. In
the Hawaiian situation. Fir.t-lt IL pretty
clearly indlcatee that the administration I.
not In amy way lukcHarm In the matter, as
was NJ first supposed. Secondly The action
OF the commander Of the Boston, against
which Great Britain Is about To flc or ha,
filed formal protest, has received the OH.
clal approval Of the President aud his cabinet.
The sentiment In favor OF anncxlng II 4.
rapidly extending. Several member, Of the
cabinet have expressed themselves Ms being IN
favor OF accepting the proposition. but rs the
action necessary to accomplish annexation
must come rs we'll from the legislature rs the
executive branches Of the government, these
declarations do not IN themselvc. amount Ia
more than the expression Of opinion Of prl.
yatc citizens
The state herald., 1893-02-03

Tho good Impression nj Cairo caused Nv IA,
success Of Great llritaln's Intervention In IN,
Egyptian cnhlnct affair i giving way To B
feeling Of great anxiety among the European
residents IN consequence ~ the almost dcn
mt attitude slncc adopted by the khrdlyc
The kheilfr's open encouragement OF popular
demonstrations In his favor by Ostrnlntluu,
attendance ~ prayers In the mosque aud per
iarmnncca IN the opera houie Inns had the cf
icct of greatly Increasing the excitement
,non1 the natives, caused by the ncilon oi
he lirilah government English official,
thorc believe that the khcdlyos uour-r hai
greatly shaken the british position IN Egyp
hnd endangered the progress VI the reform
Instituted by the British government TIL,
khodiyr Il credited openly with the lntrntiol
10 dismiss MI the hlghg., English officials
The state herald., 1893-02-03

AZ o'clock Friday afternoon two MASKED
men entered the front door II the bank In
Waycfly knnsns. and covering Cashier Duyaii
aud Assistant Cashier conyrr. with their re-.
,olycrs, proceeded cody To rob the want, and
cash drawers. While thcy were thus engaged
MI, o'Nclll, merchant, entered the bank
for the purpose Of making lrpo.lt Al the
risk OF hls life Cashier Duynll called ami 10
Him 10 run nnd alarm the cltl,cni, Tho rob.
Der, who WIS guarding the cashier. lryrlri nj,
revolver as though he wjuld shoot, hui for
some reason changed hi, mlnl
Mr.. O'Nclll ran across tho street aud cave
the alarm aud the robb-r, ran fut their
horses, which were In the alley bohini tho
bank, closely pursued by number OF cltl.
zcns, Foremost In pursuit was A. 4, luyle.
man. As the frst Of the fobbcra rnpel into
The saddle he turned quickly aud irlny NJ
lnglcmnn sent bnll through his heart, death
being instantaneous. A fusilaiu uf shots
followed but the robbcf, succeeded In rrttlpg
out Of town unframed except that ono II
Their horses Wa wounded. posAa Of clti.
kcns started In pursuit. aud were Joined BY
others from L~bo aud Mclycrn. About tw.,
miles froin lcbo the robbers were caught and
surrounded, and after more nfng, Ia which
both Of thclr horses were shot deal they suf.
rendered, their ammunition being exhausted.
Many shots were fired on both sIirs, but,
arrange 10 say, With the exception 81 thu
killing " the horses, no damage was done,
The two men we're Identified ns men living In
nm adjoining county.
The state herald., 1893-02-03

The Dockcy hotel at Anderson, Indiana.
was shaken from top 10 bottom by terrific
gas explosion last Monday night Tho house
was full Of guests and n regular stampede
followed. Fortunately not single onc was
injured and the damage 10 property Il only
slight. The explosion was followed by hrs.
aud all the guests ran out into the street.
many Of them with only their nigh, clothes
on.
Mrs. J. ". Connors Of Chicago, occupied
room 10. She was asleep when the explosion
occurred. aud the force u II threw her out Of
bed shc was rescued before the flames had
gained much hcaiway. Tho total loss of irc
and explosion Will not exceed $1,000. which
Ia fully covered by Insurance. The caIse Of
the explosion 4. due To u broken gas PHO IL
the street not far from the hotel building.
Gas escaped from II and passed through tho
ground Into the basement, and was there H.
nltrd by u heater.
The state herald., 1893-02-03

A PENNSYLVANIA court struck n
powerful blow AT u monopolistlc In.
stitution latoly. A Western Union
messenger boy had been called by
the Judge. and was 80 long respond.
ing to the summons that his honor is.
sued an attachment for the procrasii-
mating youths body. HERDS pre-.
cedcnt with double and welcome
significance. inasmuch n II IL aimed
both at sacred monopoly which en-.
ploys tho body and ut tho lnggurd
habits OF tclcgraphlc Mcrcurles In
general. Long life to the courageou.
Judge!
The state herald., 1893-02-03

Judge Thaycr OF the u. e. Circuit,
cour, ut 81. Louis recently granted n
perpetual injunction, and reference 10
n master to assess the DAMAGES sus.
tnined by the plaintiff, In n suit against
Joseph TcHc,hor. instsntcde y;~vjas
lIostctter Company Of Pittsburgh. DE.
PENDANT Tcgcthon Is restrnirod from
making or selling Imitation iIostcttcr
stomach Bittcrs In any manner what
rvcr, either In bulk, by the gallon, or
by rciilling empty llos,c,tcr bottles;
and from the usc OF the word "liostct.
ter" In connection with amy article OF
stomach bit,rrr, thus protecting the
plaintiff In tho exclusive nsc Of tho
word "IIoatcttcr" ~ . "'rrnde.nnmc. y
The state herald., 1893-02-03
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
Publicly Announces Mr.. BiaIns's Dsath
and Calls Attention to His
Public Services.
The President Issued the following procla.
matlnni


Hluti'hR
Executive Mansion,
Washington, Jan, "a, 1893. I
II Is my painful duty To announce to the
people OF the United States the death Of
james Gillespie Blaine, which occurred In
this city to-day at II O'Clock.
For full generation this eminent citizen
has occupied n conspicuous aud Influential
position In the nation. Ills frat public ser.
Vice was In the Legislature Of his state. AZ.
forwards for fourteen ycarJ he WAS mcmb n
Of the national House Of Representatives. aud
was three times chosen speaker. In 1876 he
was elected to the Senate. lie resigned his
seat in that body In lssl To accept the posi-,
tlon Of secretary Of state IN the cabinet Of
President Garfield After the tragic death oi
his chief he resigned from the cabinet, aud
dcyoting himself TO literary work, gave TO the
public In his Twenty Years ia Congrcs.,' a
most valuable and enduring contribution ia
our political literature. In March. isso, he
again became secretary Of state. and coniln.
ued To exercise this Office until June. issa
Ills devotion TO the public Interests: hi.
remarkable ability and his exalted pa,rlotl,h
have Won for him the gratitude and affection
oil bis eountrymen, and admiration OF Tho
world.
In the various pursuits Of legislation, dlpio.
macy aud literature, his genius has added ncW
lustrc 10 American citizenship.
A a suitable expression Of the national ai,
probation Of his grea, public services. and OF
the great public sorrow caused By hi. death,
] direct that on the day Of hi. funeral nil the
departments of the executive branch OF the
government Mt Washington be closed, aud
that on all public buildings Throughout, N,
United states the national nag shall be dis.
played AT half stan, and that for period Of
thirty days the department Of state he drapcd
In mourning. Br'IAuiS HAgHisnS.
by the President,
JouS W. fosrrn, Secretary Of State.
The state herald., 1893-02-03
oren, Revival u, pr. moiac..

The climax Of the revival meeting, conduct
ed by the Rev. II. Fay Mills, which have been
In progress for ten days ut Dcs Molnes, wns
reached Wednesday when the bushes. houses
Of the city, big and little, closed their doors
and the people united In n setics 81 monster
religious meetings. Nothing like u was ever
seen before. II was like n sabbath dry, tx.
ccpt tim, that M sabbath ever Jaw 20 many
attendants upon divine worship, Ncghbor.
hood prayer meetings were held nj s'clock
this morning, aud II Is estimated 10000 nj.
tended. onc honr later there were services In
every Protestant church In the city. AZ 10
o'clock the Immense tabernacle wns filled and
the Rev Mr.. Mills conducted hla frst services.
The women Of the city united IN prayer nj the
tabernacle NJ . o'clock, aud the next hour
fully 1000 people attended the general meet.
Ing, Tonight another monster meeting Ia
being held. The number VI conversions rc.
ported Tor the day runs well up Into the hun.
drcds.
The state herald., 1893-02-03

Three lives went out In DIRE nj lialtlmor,
Tuesday evening. A gasoline stove exploded,
aud n mother and her two children pcrlihcd
Ia tho flames,
The victims are; Mrs, Maggie Rice. aged
y years; Frank Rice, aged years; aud Mag
gle Rice. aged sycnra,
Mrs. Rice died In her attempt Ia save hei
little ones, The husband and father was II
The house Mt the time. lie rndcayorcl Il
reach the burning wife aud children, but wa
each time bcnicn back by flame mud smoke
lie heard the screams Of his wife, mingled
with the thflcks of hi. children.
Through tie bright tongues u Gre he could
&c the form Of Mrs. l,iec, who wa. sinlg
Cling with her little ones, lie called 10 hci
To come out ~ the Ere, but her ansp r. was
MOT without my children" These were hot
last words. fircmen soon arrived, mud quickl,
sNtlngulshcd the flames. Mrs. Rice and hci
children were burned To crisp.
The state herald., 1893-02-03

A dispatch from Guatemala says that n
mob recently attacked the British legation
aud beat Minister Gosling's son 40 severely
ktSsnny die. lii younger soD shot one Of tho
mob dead. The British wnnhlp Melpomrne
Il Mt San jose aud her commander has irlr.
grnphcd for the vnr,liip Nymph 70 come aud
assist her IN blockadlng the hnrbor ~ rcpafn-
tlon may be obtained without the bohhar,l-
mrnt 81 the port. President l,nfrln. IA said
10 have refused 20 far to grant thu british de-
mnnis for PREPARATION. lie protest. that he l.
powcrlrss 10 do 40, any attempt % Ills part
10 atone for the outrage. would cause mn In
dian uprising, II not general revolution. lie
begged tho british minister and commander
to walt until popular feeling had .ubsldcd be-
fore they act Thr immediate cause Of the
riot IL no, mentioned In the dispatch.
The state herald., 1893-02-03

"a Pastor says, in the New York
Tribune: 1.-The other day a great ad-
mirer of DIR. Howard Crosby gave me
what he thought was the very best pun
of that remarkable preacher. When
asked the difference between jacob
AMI Esau, he replied without mo-
ment's hesitation: 'Esau saw what he
saw, but Israel saw what is real. The
more one studies that, the more he
sees in it, not only of fun but Of fact.
The state herald., 1893-02-03

IT is reported that in legal circles
In England the feeling against the
action OF the government in the May
brick case is becoming 20 strong rs
TO threaten trouble, and there Is n
likelihood OF the Illegal action OF the
court coming up In parlinmon, In the
near future. II the poor woman only
lives forty or fif'y years she may yet
DO sot at liberty. for British justice
moves as slowly as molassos AZ this
season OF the year. especially in n
matter Of acknowledging Its own falli-
bllltY.