The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-30


9. II. IL. Clark, president Of tho Union
Pacific, Is quite slck.
Lizzie Borden was acquitted Of numbering
her father and stcpmothcr.
Vice President Ezeta Of Salvador has mar
lied Miss Ida Dent Wright Of New York.
Evans and Sontag, the notorious California
train robbers, are both badly wounded and
under arrest.
Five men were killed by an explosion Of gas
In coal mine at Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania,
on the 29nd.
Governor Altgeld OF Illinois, has pardoncd
Fielden, Neebe and Schwab, the anarchists.
lie says they did not get fair trial.
United States Senator Stanford died sud
denly at Menlo Park, California, on the 2lst
His death was caused by apOplexy.
The Supreme Court OF Missouri has de-
clared the statute respecting the sale Of per-
sons for vngrancy unconstitutional.
The mints Of India have been closed TO the
free coinage OF silver, and the price Of bar
silver has dropped TO seventy-seven cents ut
New York.
Tho American Derby, which was run at
" ashington Park, Chicago, on the cath, was
won by Boundless, owned by Wm.McDaniels.
The purse was $4,000,
The drouth continues throughout Holland
and the municipal authorities have been In
structed to take steps TO provide drinking
water which In some villages costs penny u
pail.
The attendance at the Worlds Fair on Sum
day the 18th was only about one-half what II
had been on week days. A sermon or lecture
was delivered by Rev. DR.. Thomas N Festival
hall,
Three men were arrested Mt Omaha on the
10Th who were going TO rob an express train.
| They had quarreled and one Ut them gave
the others away. They hnd guns, masks and
dynamite with them.
The Russian press censorship has forbidden
the Russian press to discuss the Franco-Rus-
sian commercial treaty just concluded. on the
ground that 1t Is purely commercial com.
pact and without significance.
Indian tribes In the province Of Lola, Ecun.
dor, near the Peruvian frontier, ralded the
village Of Scamorc on the 10Th. They killed
all the male Inhabitants and carried OIL the
women. Troops have been sent In pursuit.
Rev. Alexander Turnbull, pastor OF the H.
lyrla Baptist Church, will leave Denver about
| August !, In order 10 undertake the duties OF
rs istant secretary of the American Home
Mission Baptist Society, whose headquarters
are In Boston, Mass.
Through Its Official representatives the
Methodist Episcopal Church has decided that
The cxigcncics OF the situation do not demand
4 boycott or total abandonment of the fair.
| The Methodist exhibit will remain n part OF
the fair. but 1t will be closed on Sunday.
colonel and ten other officers from rail-
way regiment OF the German army have start
/ ed for tie United States, where they will
study the system OF railways there, Each OIL
GER Will travel through an exclusive district,
10 which he will be assigned by the colonel.
| Mgr. Satolli conducted mass ut St. Joseph's
academy, ST. Paul, n Few days ago. In his
prayer he said: "Bcss this school. Bless
all schools and turning his eyes toward
Archbishop Ireland, he said, "and the Farl-
bault and the saltwater schools particular
ly.m
At meeting OF urtemburg peasants n
petition to the king was framed asking him To
sonvoke the Landtag aud ask grant for the
! purchased OF fodder abroad and its distribu-
ton among the peasants on credit. Along
the Rhine aud the esse.Nassau the greatest
scarcity prevails.
There seems no prospect Of a settlement Of
The Kansas coal miners strike, as yet. IL Is
believed the employers are arranging to In
port negroes from The South to take strikers
places. In that event trouble Is sure to fol-
\ low, for the white miners Will never allow
negroes to take their places.
Miss Emma Hutchinson, the Denver horse
woman who entered TO ride In the cowboy
race from Chadron 10 Chicago, arrived there
on the goth. Miss Hutchinson says she ex-
poets TO ride over the course starting on the
Goth, and expects to beat the time OF the win.
| ner OF the race.
| Bcrnc, Switzerland, has been placed ten.
porarily in state Of petty siege In order
that repetition uf rccent socialist and an.
archist disturbances may be prevented. All
parades and public meetings have been for
hidden. The wotklngncn's mass-mecling,
which was TO be held on the 25th, has been
postponed indefinitely, as the authorities pro-
hlbiied II.
The recent drought has caused much suffer
Ing In various parts OF the empire, particu-
lariy TO the peasan,ry. The Grand Duke OF
liesse and the Agrarian congress convened
by King William Of Wurtcmburg, have takeu
steps TO relieve the most distressed districts
The Prussian Agricultural Corporation will
petition for the repeal Of the sliding scale
tariff on cereals.
An epidemic OF suicides has broken out In
Buda-Pesth and other Hungarian towns
Seven cases Of suicide were reported In Buda-
Pesth on the end; cases Of insanity are In
srcaslng In number AMI the lunatlc asylums
are full. This Is attributed 10 the drinking
81 poisonous cuncocton, substituted for wine
which has become scarce through the ravage.
OF the phylloxrra.
Great excitement has been caused at An.
drycho, town Of about 400 Inhabitants, 10
Austrian Galicia, by the rloiin; Of number
OF socialists who live In aud about the town
! The mob had full possession Of the place for
time and took advantage Of the opportunity
10 loot n number Of shops, The military I'm.
ally intcryened and some OF the rioters were
killed and number wounded. Troops are
now stationed IN various parts Of the town.
-Four banks AT In, Angeles closed their
doors on the 2lsL They were the Fin, Ma
tlonal, Southern California, Broadway and
I East Side banks. Thi. action was brought
about by proiracted nun on the banks. The
| hanks all appear To be IN excellent condition,
but they could not stand the temporary pres