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The state herald., 1893-06-23

TIE angel Of death invaded the
humble quarters of an Old man In
Now York tho other day who was one
OF tho queer characters Of tho me.
tropolis. For years no had laborcd
under the dcluslon that hc had
fAthomcd one OF natures secrets and
could mako gold from chemicals.
Every cent OF money not needed for
bare living expenses he used In OK.
pcrimcn's Success was always Just
ahead. md when death stepped In 10
claim him few reddish yellow mug.
gots oil ore were the only legacy he
The state herald., 1893-06-23

The New York Clearing House Associations
held meeting on the 18th to consider tho
adrisabiliiy Of Issuing clearing house loan
ccr,ihc aics. After a prolonged discussion II
was decided TO issus certificates at once. The
banks Ia the association, which Include all
the strong hanks In New York, are practical.
~ consolidated by this action.
This course At once makes available for uss
rs between banks large amounts " good as
sets, and relieves the strain upon some Of tho
bank. which arc least able TO bear Il, although
perfectly solvent Shipments Of money wcs:
caused by calls from banks having big bal
anees here vas tho chief cause Of the money
shortage prevailing here.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Ia the llousc Of Common. Friday night W.
H. Crrmer, member for shorcditsh, moved
tbht the ilvlsr. having learned lbn, the nlte,i
States Congress had authorized the Prcildent
Ia conclude treailrs ~ arbitration, cxprr.. The
hope that the goycfpn,ent would open n-;.otla.
iion- with view 10 refcr all differences 10
arbitrator.
Mr.. Gladstone suggested n modification OF
tho rcsolut'on by thr turtitution ni the words
THAT the lipa.e OF Common. cordially syn,.
psthi,-' With the purpose Ia view and hope,
thnt her maicsiy's government viii lend u
ready cooperation to the government Of the
United sta,rs.n
The resolution NJ amended by Mr.. Glad.
sioBc was unanimously adopci,
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Among the passengers OF tho steamer Guy
Of rcking from China, was Chen She Lun,.
said 10 be an ambassador ~ the imperial Chi.
ncse government, dispatched 10 the United
States for the purpose u hscrrtainlng the nc.
iunl state oi public opinion relative "a Chinese
residents here, aud ~ the Intentions of tho
government N the enforcement Of tho GrnrJ
act lie will proceed To Chicago 10 attend
the Worlds Fair. aud then 10 10 Washington
by reporter. Chen She i.um refused Ia make
any statement Ms 10 hia identity, plan. or the
object OF hi visit
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Mayroycni Boy. the Turkish minister, IL
behalf Of the Sultan Of Turkey, has presented
~ the prrsidrni. as gift OF the nation, y
medal Of massive gold, commemorative Of the
The center piece 1. beautifully engraved
cameo. illustrating tho discovery. There IL .
suitable Inscription In Turkish on the face.
aud the medal proper IL cncir,lcd with an
deliberately wrought laurel wreath, studded
with numerous diamonds. Just what dispo
sitlon will b. made Of the medal has not yG.
been determined. but, Ne II Ia really gift II,
the nation, II will probably ornament the Ma
tionai museum or the library Of the depart.
inrnt of State.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

. A Cameron, wcs, Virginia, special ssy.i
One Of the most disastrous accidents that
ever occurred on the baltimore q Ohio rail.
road ~ West virginia occurred IN the Zig
Board Tire tunnel grade, east Of here AZ I
o'clock Saturday morning, Freight train No.
81, cn.ibopnd. colllded with freight train
speed Of thirty miles an hour. both IN.
tlhrs nnd twenty ears we're wrecked, being
piled over into the creek, Engineers Dean
aud klunet. both ~ Wheeling. Fireman
Clom fl'hrf nni tso Other itainmnn, whose
names ara not knnan, vefr kllled The
''-'''-''" 'Isvl 's.ssss, t'ssas.s !. ss.ss..
The state herald., 1893-06-23

NJ, bout thirty Hungarian laborrrs, WIN
tick a. the Henry Clay furnace Ia Reading
NJ aged In = riot "Wednesday afternoon. They
Vobk forclbie possession Of tho stack and sln.
TONED themselves on tho top platform. Tho
city 0eiiciAia were notified, and sergeant with
q force OF men was srnt To the sccnc. A dcs.
pcraia batiit ensured, In which two OF thr for.
rlgncrs received crushed .kulls and arc iikri r
TO die. The rioting continued for nearly nj,
hour. Fourteen iiupgariMns were arrested an 4
scnt 10 jail, and warrants have been sworn OF
for -four more. Several pstrolmrn were con .
.ldcrsbly bruised by dying siones,
The state herald., 1893-06-23

a CADET at tho governments ma.
val academy at Annapolis has been
arrested and confined aboard u war.
snip because he. as committee on the
cadets juno ball. did not invite the
WHO Of the superintendent Of the
academy to receive with the lady
patronesses! In good truth. to quote
tho lamcntcd British veteran. "thc
service IL going TO the demnitlon
oow-wows" when the blue book OF
society displacos the red book OF
naval regulations In the inilctlon OF
penal punishment.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

THE only thing in America that has
made Princess Eulalia change color
thus far is tho wild yell of tho New
York stock exchange men. Wait till
she hears the Niagara Falls ha ,k.
men. II she doesn't fairly run away
then, she will break all records OF
GOODNESS for visiting notabilitios
The state herald., 1893-06-23

PEOPLE are now beginning to dc.
mnnd summer reading" and ask for
literature as light and gauzy as their
summer fianncls. But still the lire.
tutable fact remains that u man who
likes Shakespeare in January likes
him Just as well In July. and man
who is fond OF "0ld Slcuih"in August
Is just us fond Of him In December.
A man does not regulate his literary
taste BY the thermometer
The state herald., 1893-06-23

The Rehring sea arbitrators still
continue to arbitrate, and the Behr-
Ing sea seals still continue to In
crease and multiply. II tho soals re-
main unmolested as long as the ar
bitrators arbitrate tho whole ques-
tion is settled for generation or
two. On with the talk; let speech
be nncOnfined
The state herald., 1893-06-23

The kerosene can and the match
have been compelled to take back
seat" rs combination for the I'M
provement OF tho undertaker's bust
ness in Illinois. A can Of paint OK
ploded at Fairbury. and the lady who
happened to be within range was
fatally burned. Dangers multiply as
the world moves on.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
Wyoming.

Marshal Carr Of Cheyenne puts all the
tramp, who come to town Into the chain
gang TO work on tho streets
The Union Pacific RAiirod Company has se-
cured an option on all Of Coo X Cartcri's coal
lands In Carbon county. 2sa9 100 acres In all.
The option extends 10 August IS.
Complaint Is made that party Of hunisrs
near Tcnsleep, In the Big Horn basin. arc
killing deer, elk and antelope simply for their
heads. The officers will attempt 10 prosecute
them for violating the game Law.
Sir ftcght ears loaded with orc were
wrecked ut Weed station, ten miles east Of
Cirbon, Saturday afternoon. The accident
wAs caused by broken axle. No one was
Injured but the cars were broken into kind
ling wood.
An insane Italian. who waA being taken to
the asyiam at Evanston, Jumped from pas.
seDgcr train nj Wamsutta station, twenty
miles west Of R,wllns Tuesday morning. Iila
guard attempted 10 capture him. but after
chase OF two miles the insane man drew
knife and driicd anyone to take him. Tbs
conductor was compelled 10 pull out and
leave him nj large,
Prospcc,ors have Just discovered bed Of
cryoll,e In the bluffs nrar Saratoga. This
metal u used IN the manufacture Of alum.
inun. But little Of II Il found In this country,
the great bulk being imported from Green.
land II TIL. new Ind should prove " hR
what l. now expected, II will bc the fQHnlf
ilon ~ new aud Important industrx<S
section OF hi. country. b..ds.
land eio". ,he pia,,c river W. - "'
lies Idle Ssesa,s Of The ssps; srric,usur.l
lave inyc,,.i n,nn, ~ i,., ~.
which viii reduce IL ,Aih<E cioa.ss
under,bot wn,crwt'' ~ MIN. ,s.,..
Is made 10 cns, 4iaiiv. AZ
hn,i,s e,' y, wn,rr cn,,,,ns .hc river
The eos, III hs M, ,,,s, ~ hyrr The bapns w
ms, IN " une plant Al vai,ans pa .a.,., OF
have solved , H. "". iess than tsoc Ran"s.
PisKc valley. TpX.elIcvr these gentlemen
ssn,, " ,o,'' ,Yxrcc or four ~ ,h .ae
,r,r. '''' "a enough water over bs"l.
A, gh TO irrlgaie thousands of
held ,nIZ
appoint sc Of the Methodist conference
Intends .rnmle, bishop Joyce Announced i the
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Gradually and In The absence 81 exports, thc
gold IN the treasury !, incrch,ing. Tn III.
lpth u was tm,iip.SiG. M Increase since
SATURDAY ~ more than giDD,tOD and n gain ol
nearly t5,DO0,OpD during tho pnst three wrrks
The Tact that American grain Il hop finding
foreign markets IL given hs the reason for
the cessation Of Eoli exports md the fac, that
the West IA receiving large quantities OF
money from tho East accounts IN n large
measure fot the building up ~ the treasury
gold, as gold 4 being deposited IN Srw York
IN exchange fot cnffcncr delivered By thV
government Al Western points
The state herald., 1893-06-23

There Ia deficit 81 10000. 900 In the Cuban
budget, bu, tho minister Of the colonies STATE,
that the shortage eau easily he met II the DO.
litichl and financial reforms that nfr desired
by majority Of cUbnna nrc conceded.
Saturday last the minister of tho colonies
declared In The ooftrs that Spain must Try
new methods IN the government NJ the An.
TILES, aud must grant 10 Cuba and Porto
Rico modified form Of home rule. 10 which.
hc said, only minority u fcaciionists afc
opposed,
The state herald., 1893-06-23

The Uooj Jcmpiars' International Conycn.
ton hns nin,lc the salary Of the grand wori by
chief $1,000 year, with fees not u exceed
ti,ooO. The following officer. were elected
NJ Drs Mones last week Right Worthy
chief Tcmplar, Dr.. u, n. Mann OF New York
Right Worthy Counsellor. Joseph Mains of
England, u W. q, Superintendent Juvenile
Tcnplnr,, Mr.. America A. lirookbnnL 81
California. u, W. u, Vice Tcmplnr, Mr.. \.
y. HALEY ~ Virginia; r. ". u. tccrrtsy. n,
I. Parker 81 Wisconsin,; II, ". u, Treasurer,
George u, kalsrgcnstcin.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

New York papers nre asking tina,
steps be taken to govern bicycle rid
Ing. The two wheeled vehicle is
now so commonly used that the priv
llege given TO riders is beginning TO
be abused. Reckless bicycling is as
dangerous to pedestrians rs reckless
driving. II wheclmcn do not want
their sport to become unpopular they
will join in framing regulations.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Ir Is novelty In Germany to iind
n grand duke on tho stump ~ an nd.
vocnto for u political measure. Ideas
about the relation Of grand dukes 10
common men have altered little
since that order Of nobility sold their
subjects like cattle 10 fight tho bat.
Ties OF other nations In return for
cnnh paid tho grand duke. II would
mako tho spirit OF William Pitt rise
mud tnilc TO .ec grand duke mp.
poaling TO voters for favor instead OF
ordering cannon up 20 NOV them
down II thny bcsiiaiod TO comply
with dueal command.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
suInr sll,,.i Arihu..

Judge Kick. of thu United States Circuit
Court. hna liked the date for the trial Of the
most important caA. on his docket II Ia TINT
brought against chief T. 81. Arthur of lie
brotherhood " Locomotive Engineer. for
t200. 900 damage. for alleged announcement
81 the recent ,trike on thr Ann Afbor foai
nj Toledo, A special argument of the onss
has been made for Monday, September N,
II will Lr held NJ Toledo before a special
jurr. The ease has provoked Widespread dis
custom
The state herald., 1893-06-23

No SIGHT over seen by man is more
striking or more impressive than
those tiny shells that bore genius
and inspiration across the Atlantic!
Whom the caravcls that did this are
placed beside some OF our big lake
ships thoughtful minds will wonder
II. after all. the world contains TO.
day genius 10 BIO compared with tina.
oil tho middle ages The "littlc
cradles Of Columbus should receive
u royal welcome.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

A New YORK girl denied stealing u
diamond pin, but it was found con-
cealcd in banana which she carried
In her pocket II the countryman
who bought banana thinking II
was prize package and throw II
away disguised after he had care.
fully cut it into little bits had struck
that one he would have thought that
he had got one sure.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

A fatal accident occurred AT Minneapolis.
Kansas, on tho l1th during the bombardmcnt
~ the heavens by n number Of tainmniing
enthusiasts. Several discharge. had been
successfully made, when one OF tho cnnons IN
iisc exploded, Instantly killing n. Y. Red.
mond and fatally wuupdlng ilnfns Preston.
Redmond wns captain 81 n company IN tho
state militia At that point
a London dispatch snysl Operator. ON the
stock exchange accept M ifur The report that
the Indian government hAa decided Ia stop
the private mlningc Of silver aud To maintnln
thu rupee al l. Vi. Rupee paper. after reach.
Ing tho top price, o.. reacted TO C5. and noe.
tuatcd daily during the week.
American speculation ngain Influences tho
market ioh large extent, Silver also baa
been unsettled, although the daily quotation
81 hhra ba. hecoine steady under the inquiry
TOT Immediate delivery. tntil the future II
the Indian currency Il determined banks will
buy them ~ "niy Immediate delivery,
The lchilnf financial paper. IN discussing
ihr prospects, ~ silver concur In the opinion
that the inpcnl ~ lln Sherman not will be
followed hr paula In the silver market, aud
that n Tho repeal hu culncllcnt with the ts.
pertinent u Tic Indian Eoyern,.,ent there
>lsll N. 4 al a1,y., ma sstastyrV
The state herald., 1893-06-23

y THE trial OF Lizzie Borden" says
tho New York Herald. "bids fcir to
surpass In general interest any Grim
inal trial in this country since that
OF Guiteau." Not only in Now Eng
land. but NIL over the country tho
most lively interest is taken in this
celebrated case.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

AN Austrian archduke Is coming
over in October. Nc will travel in
cognito, but our tutt hunters will not
forget that he Is heir apparent to q
throne and will be only too likely to
tumble over ono another In their zeal
to get sight OF him.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
THE SUNDAY QUESTION.
The Court Of Appeals Declines to order
the Closing OF the Worlds Pair
nm Sunday

Chief Justice Fuller aud Judge. Allen aud
Bum OF the United States Court OF Appeal.
Mt Chicago hive rendered decision which
seems To make II certain that the World.
Fair viii he opened on Sunday.
The court oycrrulcs the action Of the
Circuit cour, IN which the fair wa. ordered
closed. An appeal can now bc taken To tho
Supreme Court, bu, a. II does not convene
until October. no action could be taken that
would effect the Sunday opening Of the fair,
NJ II will end on Catcher 9ist
The state herald., 1893-06-23

No ONE objects to the bicycle rider
her-nrtnr rtreets: Always II she
10 feminine, and when he doesn't
bend his back double, II he is mascu.
limo. tho considerable cyclist is n
pleasing sight But those fellows
that scorch through city thorough
lares with an air Of having bought
the town need to be regulated with n
stalwart club
The state herald., 1893-06-23

AT present the dispute in the logis-
laturo OF Rhode Island is SO tangled
up that 1t is next to impossible to
keep any track OF it The perform
ances of this funny little state for
several years past are enough to
make people sorry that the other
twelve colonies dragged her into the
Union by main strength.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

" Mohammcd Russell Webb. tho
Islamlycd American. wishes TO con.
vert tho people Of this country TO tho
Mohummcdan or Mohomotan faith.
he Will do we'll TO cage up soma OF
his namcsakos In tho Midway
Plnisnncc. Mobummcd Somebody. or.
other has boon drunk there every
day since tho fair opened. Mr. Webb
cannot but admit that thlp sort Of
thing has dlscournalng effect upon
would.bc converts mud he should try "a
have the Rrncelest followers Of the
prophet, who arc cutting up thsSs
The state herald., 1893-06-23
Natural ga. Nr.r II. I.onl..

A supply Of natural gas Of very con.ideta.
bic value has been found near ~. Louis. The
How from ~ nrtcsian we'll, being sunk by y
dressed beef and provision company AT t6cli
some flfisrn feet and msdc the voihmeD
heat hhsty retreat froD tho derrick bou..
There Is no feet ~ watcr IN the shaft, which
Il nov down 400 feet. and the gAs forces II.
.ar ~ through this heavy pressure and
bubble. W. 1T N. top The company hn, de-
.lied 10 ,ink another well W supply their
PLAT Win laluihi gAt flp.
pkspes $500 = - 0fTrH A p00feV
The state herald., 1893-06-23

The cattle sanitary board OF New Mexico
has instructed all Inspectors 10 collect fec
OF three cents head on all cattle shipped or
driven out Of the territory, and 10 collect ten
cents for every hide inspected.
Marcilino Vigil. youth, was found dead
In the south part OF Santa fc. He had been
stoned to death. Desiderio Gallegos, Luter5el
Paiilla and Z. Garcia were promptly arrcsee1l
and placed In jail ~ suspected Of being -
guilty parties, they having been seen drinI
ing with him. The evidence against then
circumstantial purely.
On the evening Of May ilth, J. Placido
Romero, wealthy Spaniard Of Romero coun.
~, mysteriously disappeared. His team q
horses was found In the auckland Of tho Rio
Grandc, hut he was nowhere TO be discovered.
Since then the river has been dragged by
thousands OF men, and last Sunday tho re-
mains were recovered from the river. eighteen
miles from where he 10 supposed To have en-
tered. There Ia $1,000 insurance on his life
The Atlantic 4 Pacific passenger train from
California eastbound was wrecked three miles
west Of Iolbrook, Arizona, Wednesday night
At 10 O'Clock. n broken rail being responsible
for the accident. The engine, mail, baggage
and express cars were dcrailcd. Engineer
Oscar J. Frost aud Fireman David Snyder got
caught and arc badly II not fatally hurt.
Three tramps were stealing ride on the
trucks underneath the baggage car and onu
OF them were killed outright. one badly hurt
aud the other escaped Injury.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

/ The Massachusetts senate has been
setting tho praiseworthy example OF
holding night sessions. There is no
reason why legislatures should not
get in some Of their very best work
after dark.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-26
Sweet Springs Salvation. =

The Salvation army opened it,
batteries on Sweet Springs last night
and threw hot shot and shell into the
camp of the devil. OF course if his
satanic majesty did net surrender, the
army made him vince. Brother
Peed, of the Herald. must be kind to
these people. They will do him no
harm and are liable to do much good.
\ few years ago when the 'armv
arrived in Sedalia the christians were
dull and non-enthusiastic.
The Salvation army stirred 'em up.
Major Cole war secured and then
the greatest religious revival ever in
Setlalia ensued, in which 1000 souls
confessed their sins and joined the
ranks of the christians.
To this end may the "army" he
welcomed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-26
Bureau of Information.

The Burlington" has recently e>tab-
li>hcd in Il convenient quarter of its ele-
CANT and commcdious passenger station, nj
Chicago. an office designed To- afford travel
ers information on the thousand-and-one
things they need tn know. with regard To-
routes. rates, connections and accommO'Ia-
tons. Ii has been placed in charge Of an
experienced man, supplied with alb rail-
way guides, maps and time tables, and Is
known as the "Bureau Of Information"
II is a place to which all travellers may
apply for information and receive full and
correct answer This is the only office Of
the kind west oi the sea-board cities, and
il cannot but prove help and convenience
to the travelling public. All trains OF the
Burlington" enter and depart from this
station. and the intelligent and valuable
service OF the Bureau may he enjoyed by
all patrons Of this line
4 special pamphlet will he issued by
the Huntington" in the near future. giving
accurate information n tn ''fIOw To get To
the Worlds Fair grounds" "llow to secure
rooms and hoard AZ the various hotels,
boarding and lodging houses.
Trustworthy agents will be at the Z. b.
4 q. depot in Chicago to impart all inior-
nation to visitors. Arrangements will
probably be made by which some trains
will be run direct to the Worlds Fair
grounds without change or delay. 33lw4m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-26
TANEY COUNTY BOOMING.
The Former Home of the Bald.
knobers Pushing to the
Front.

FORSYTH, No., Dec. l9.-Taney
county is now ENJOYING the greatest
boom known since the organization of
the county. Within the past year
more than 30, 900 acres of her govern
ment lands have been taken by home
seekers and by cash entries. There
remains something like 100. 900 acres
of government lands within her
borders which are being taken very
rapidly.
There has been scarcely day
during the last month that some per-
sons were not before County Clerk
Siler, taking lands by homestead or
cash entry. or making final proof on
h0hfesteads. The like is without pre-
ce,leni and shows conclusivelv that
the tide of immigration is turned to-
ward Taney county.
One corporation known Is the st.
Louis Park 4 Agricultural company
has entered $500 acres in one body,
and fenced 5000 acres with FIVE wires.
Inside of this enclosure 600 acres are
fenced with eleven wires, and used Us
a deer park.
There is no railroad at present. but
the prospects are very fattering for at
least two roads. There has been a
marked improvement in schools with
in the past two years. Eleven thous-
and dollars of the bonded debt has
been paid during 1893. and the inter-
est paid on the remaining $50. 900.
The finest of mineral deposits are he
ing discovered almost daily.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-26
A CHRISTMAS LULLABY.

Sleep, baby, sleep. The mother sings;
Heavens angels kneel and fold their wings;
Sleep, baby, sleep!
With swaties Of scented hay thy bed
BY Mary's hand at eve was spread.
Sleep, baby, sleep
At midnight came the shepherds, they
Whom seraphs Weakened by the way.
Sleep, baby, sleep.
And three Kings from the East aiar
Ere dawn came guided by the star.
Sleep, baby, sleep!
They brought the gifts of gold and gems,
Pure orient pearls. rich diadems.
Sleep, baby, sleep! .
But thou who liest there,
Art Kings Of Kings, earth. ocean, air.
Sleep, baby, sleep.
Sleep, baby, sleep! The shepherds sing;
heaven, through earth, hosannas
ring.
Sleep, baby, sleep.
John .iddinqton !Symonds.