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The state herald., 1893-09-08

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 2s.-Anothcr meeting
Of the unemployed was held y, tho foot Of the
Columbus monument, on the lake front and
was attended by 5000 men, The police. who
were present IN force, quietly arrested onr
man who urged the men To 40 armed and
fight the police. Then the crowd surgrd IN
MI aimlcss way down Van Burcn street until
sicgel, Cooper n Company's big general store
was reached. A number " the crowd were
suddenly seized with the idca Of entering tho
store and made a r,ish for the door, yelling
aud shouting. Tho people IN the store were
badly frightened and were hurrying 10. other
doorwhys when Inspector Shea aud Assistant
chief OF Police Ripley, Al the head Of hf,y
officers In plain clothes. charged the mot,
The crowd scattered like geese and thu pole.
whlln attempting 10 make no nrfes,s, thuinped
those Of the mob who we're SLOW In getting
out Of the way
The state herald., 1893-09-08

DR. WILLIAM EVERETT. the school.
teacher congressman from Quincy,
Mass, amused his fellow members
by sayipgin his first speech
ii will not let members de-
post me In cavity" instead
OF using tho common phase
put me In hole The change
took nj once. W 1t was given with n
merry twinkle of tho congrcssman'r
oyo that showed he was only trying
TO live up TO the language which the
world has learned 10 expect from
Bostonians or those living there.
nbouts.
The state herald., 1893-09-08

THERE are dismal omens OF impend.
Ing war in the assembling OF the
peace congress in Chicago. Hereto.
Tore the gentle philanthropist has
proclaimed the dawn OF an era OF uni
rersal peace on the eve of such ter
rible conflicts as those which shook
Europe In the Gcrman-Austr AMI
later in the Franco Prussian war. Il,
is one OF those pleasant dreams which
always go by contrarics
The state herald., 1893-09-08

WILL somebody please take hold Of
the cogs in the wheel OF time and
launch 1t forward little to get us
beyond the frazzlcd end OF the base
ball season. There has been SO
much OF Smith swiping a three
bagger and OF earned runs. stolen
bases and the like that the irosts OF
January. with II linen buster and no
fuel. would be precious relief.
The state herald., 1893-09-08

a DENVER Methodist preacher who
was receiving II salary Of 5000 per
annum. startled his congregation
lew Sundays ago by the announce
ment that until times improved he
should serve them Tor one-iif,h of
what they had agreed to pay him
The nam1 OF this hero is Robert
Mcintyre. He seems to have caught
the spirit OF that text which dis.
cusses faith without works
The state herald., 1893-09-08
tgrrr t,o,nusr mn.

Mr.. Bland say.i 1--WE shall At acme tim,
In the future present bill for the free coin
aye Of silver. Hut II viii not be- until The =,
element baA subsidized. These people arc IL
such stat. Of mind that nothing can be don,
now. The banks, mercantile Installations ano
tho metropolitan press have frightened rep
frscntaiiycs 50 II !. impossible now 10 maxi
any reasonable legislation. Whrn the storm
IL passed VIZ shall give them another whiri al
free silver. bu, Just now We shall he quiet
Ny committee has not yet had 4 meeting and
uanr has been raltgd ~
The state herald., 1893-09-08

\ MEXICAN newspaper publisher
Hnds that he Ii sued because he nd .
rertiscd n rival merchants goods.
and thus enabled the latter to GO, the
larger share OF tho trade II Is n
curious view of law that this non.
advertising merchant takes Usually
newspaper circulating widely brings
more trade to II place. and II only the
adver'i,crs got this additional trade
the non.ndyertiscr, have nobody to
blame but themf elves.
The state herald., 1893-09-08

Further reports from tho South Atlantic
coast points Indicate that the loss Of life In
the recent storm WAS much larger than nj
fret reported. Over $40 dead bodies have
been found on the Islands about Beaufort and
Port Royal. Over t2,O0O,00j Of property hs.
been wrecked. Both nrr tho direct results ~
,br storms which swept along the Atlantic
coast on Sunday night. n IL believed that
the total loss Of life will he CO., most II
whom were eoiofedi The people are now
suffering Tor food and 1900 negroes, wba
have been driven 10 Port Royal by the storm
f,or, the nlhnihillg-.. ir tlArylny. ILnN nIr
The state herald., 1893-09-08
utah.

In the case Of the United statrs of America
versus certain real estate known ns the Nor.
mon tithing yard and william II. Preston, bis.
hop In thu Mormon church ri al. the United
office 81 al. The United State. versus thu
church farm and the church coni isnds, and
A. NJ. Cannon, trustee, n NJ, the Territorial
suprrmc court on tho .ii.t rendered its drci..
Ion through Associate Justice Smith, Bar,ch
and Miner eoncurtins, Til. clears up the
old rschrai cnsc- against the Mormon church.
ny this decision the 0afio house property,
the church farm west Of salt Lake and the
coal fields cnst of The city are allotted To the
government, while the tthibs property on
Main street aud the historical office revert 10
the Mormon church The property thus -
cheated by the government Ia worth about
rcivct.
The state herald., 1893-09-08

A train on the H. souis 4 san Francists
road WAS held up ny robbers near Mound Val
ley, Kansas on the morning Of the atd. M,
press Messenger Chapman was shot and XII.
cd. Failing 10 secure money from the csprrn
oar the bAndits robbed the passengers In sl
manner much after the style Of tho danes
Younger gang IN their pAlmiest days. The
work was conducted with tho cool dcl'bcta
ton u typical border outlaws II Ia eaiimnt
ed that the amount Of booty occurred will fall
aud other vnluables were taken along with
the cash, Women were not exempted by the
The state herald., 1893-09-08

Az Italian chemist warns young
women that the kissing oil pc, ami
mails Is likely to bring trouble. the
pct animals often having dangerous
microbes Al the same time comes
the word that the kissing of Buffalo
bride has resulted in n spreading OF
diphtheria II will soon bo neccs-
sary for ladio- who mus, bcstow os.
eula'ory carcs'rs to have them trans.
terred TO the obiec, OF their affection.
by photograph.
The state herald., 1893-09-08

DEALERS have advanced the price
of sealskins, making the Behring sea
decision their excuse, which is doubt.
less as good US the excuse they would
have found had the decision been
different
The state herald., 1893-09-08

The close OF the Behring sea con-
troversy is very much like what
happens after a war. Neither side
will own to having been entirely
beaten. The seals alone have won
an undoubted triumph. They are to
be protected except against such reg
ulatcd destruction as will prevent,
them from determination.
The state herald., 1893-09-08

A DYING man In Philadelphia go,
u Presbyterian parson into sori.
Gus trouble. lie had called the gen.
tlcman In In the hope Of receiving
light 10 guide him on the dark Jour.
ncy jus, ahead. The klnsly preacher
administered consolatory rite. Then
his breihren met and ccnHurel him.
ms there WAS u rule requiring him 10
The state herald., 1893-09-08

OF the l,0O0 tourists who visited
the Yellowstone park in June nearly
three-quarters were foreigners, and
more than half were Germans.
That's because people don't know
what wonderful place the Yellow
stone park actually is. The park
hotel managers ought to advertise.
The state herald., 1893-09-08

A GOOD many people do not know
that whom anything whatever is at
tached to postal card. except an
address tag. it is thereby rendered
unavailable MS postal card. and can
be sent in the mails only as first class
matter. A newspaper clipping or
picture pasted on postal card makes
one cent stamp necessary on the
other side.
The state herald., 1893-09-08

Reports received from Arizona show \ .plrn.
did outlook fot grazing through the winter.
Lieutenant Collins, inspector of tinall arms Of
the department Of Colorado, has lust returned
from Fort BHyai,l, aud he reports two weeks
constant rain. Major A, ", thAifoe, inspeo.
tot Of The department. has received Hd,lcr-
from the Arizona posts, aud MI report general
ralns ard a health, siand u glass startling
The state herald., 1893-09-08

NEW JERSEYS boy bandits have
been spanked all around and sent to
bed. The little follows mourn over
the inglorious end of their escapade
lust now, but ten years hence they'll
BIO sunburnt with bushes when they
think Of their ridiculous goings on
near Park ridge.
The state herald., 1893-09-08

WHEN that new burglary insurance
company gets to writing policies, n
protected man will feel justified in
turning over with his face to the wall
and persisting in profound slumber
when his wife stirs him up with tho
startling assertion that there are
burglars in the house"
The state herald., 1893-09-08

The rumors OF disaffection In
Peary's expedition are now said to be
false. General Butler wanted the
American flag to wave so far up
north that 1t would be mistaken for
the aurora borealis. Lieutenant
Pcary is the man who means to wave
IL
The state herald., 1893-09-08

CAPTAIN NANsEN hasn't taken any
alcoholic stimulants with him on his
journey toward the pole. II he finds
the pole he won't be able to smash
over 1t bottle with anything
stronger than three per cent
The state herald., 1893-09-08

GREAT complaint of scarcity Of
labor is heard In the West in sec.
tions where the rosds are lined with
tramps The tramp hoards his labor
just as the miser boards his currency.
The state herald., 1893-09-08


A big silver mass meeting was he'i y, Cas-
per the other day.
Joseph Miller Is appointed postmaster At
Derby, Fremont County, Wyoming
Mr.. Mercer, Worlds Fair Commissioner
has been eIoncraird from the charges re.
Gently made against him..
The Kelley institute for the cure Of tho
llquor. opium and tobacco hnbii, Mt Cheyenne
WAS closed on the Slot. The lack Of patients
10 the cause.
Charles T.. Grove, a well.known Wyoming
frrighter and nj one tinc city mnrshAi AZ
Casper. suicidrd vi that place Monday by
shooting himself No cause given.
State Auditor lurdlct h,s received the rs-
s-ssment returns from all the counties In tho
state. The assessed valuation Of nil properly
In the state amounts to ere so, sol, an In
creas- Of en-, :Di over iey., The total levy
for all state purposes Ia Il SO mill. The tar
Of 1874 Ia nearly $4,000 greater than 10 isg.
ON account Of the levy for the completion 81
tho state prnitcntiary ut liawlins and the
state miners hospital nj Rock Springs,
Mr.. Z. -. Kelley, u Cheyenne. spoke ma
follows To Denver reporter the other day I
There will be no senator from Wyoming
now until We get another legislature, ~ tho
occasion Of having a senator IL nov gone.
aud the use Of him In subsequent legislation
would not warrant the expense Il would Incur
to elect him. People have been kind enough
10 connect my name with the internal revenue
officr here. Perhaps they were right, ! will
not cay they were wrong.n
The state herald., 1893-09-08

SENATE. NJ. voorhees, moved ihatih Sen.
ni- proceed 10 the consideration ~ the House
bill TO repeal the sherman Law. The motion
was agreed TO. The bill MAS taken up md
Mr., wolco,t addressed the Senate In oppo.l'
ton To H.
Al tho ciosr Of Mr.. Wolcotrs speech notice
was given by Mr.. Mills that he would ask the
Senate next "Wednesday 10 hear some Remarks
on the repeal bill,
Then the floor wa. taken by Mr.. Gallery.
| His maiden speech IN tho srnhic waa In favor
Of the unconditional repeal u the sherman
not.
A motion having been made by Mr., ilrfrr
/ IN take up the resolution heretofore offered
| by him As 10 national banks refusing TO pny
drposiiprs' checks In currency, Mr Voorhees,
| said N senators We're mol prepared Ia go ON
with the discussion he had no objection IA
other minor matters being taken w. ptoylJ.
| Ing The repeal hill was not replaced, lie gave
notice, however. that n he found NJ any ilmr
that discussion on the repeal bill was exhaust.
/ ed he should n.k for a vote.
After u coioguy. from which II appeared
that II Mr.. PETERS motion WAS agreed 10, II
would displace the repeal bill, tho form Of
| the motion was changed IN the repeal bill
should he Informally laid aside. and the rrs.
olution ~ 10 national banks taken up. The
motion WAS agreed 10 and then the motion
heretofore made by Mr.. Voofhcc. that the rcA
olution bc referred 10 thr Committee ON Fin
nncc was carried yea. NJ. nhys2i
iIouHv The silver men stole march ~
their opponents IN the House today, aut
under the leadership Of NJ. Springer aud MI
kiluofr gaiptd n victory which makes II In
possible for the uold men 10 Impede the con
- ~. - Iu
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Ma Jones Tree 60 1ils lilulor e. Little Pore
sight zEstu JaptEl-
'lJcpLua," caIIeJ Mrs Jones from up-
stairs, sWhsr5 is Eis taelz-hammer9"
Mr.. Jones was deep iu "a work ON ma
tioual politics. and hated g. be called
o9. BuS he stopped long enough 20 sav-
'ICs wherever you left iL -Eeu you
used Sc last. m'dear-T
Presently Mrs Jones came down with
a cobveb ou her nose.
.'I've looked under the bed ana an aIE
the CIothes-Fres= and Z can't lind that
miserable tacIl-hau1uer."
Have you whi-tIed for it?7 inquired
Gir soucs, Elrcastie1lly-
"Oh, cont try 20 10 funny Beptha. I
want that tacE-lamsuer, sId must huve
IT, Look iu your s5cre1ary and see if it
IS there
Mr. Jones baiI bis book upside down
with care and began ca search for the
tack 9Iammcr which Iuste5 far into the
night, Eut without success I1s blrlccd
his sh5Bs on step-ladders, nearly Drained
himself on hauvi1g zhQ]f and ut last,
tired out, sac down TO template his
ruins Then Airs. Jones asked in "a
c00I, ,1sueu voice o
do y0u suppose IL caH be 5H the tool
boN2'
expect to luc1ltr said the psrsp!riug
mau, as ne went ON another search
SPELL
'sTVeII. ] vum.r he eEcIaimeG as ha
dshud = out, that's the wonder of the
age Here it b. N0w what are you
going ts do with tile measIv thing,
EIurtag'
Nothing. just wanted 90 have it
handy FOR the spring house cleaning
when % comes he saves- confusion 70
take time By the fatIoelz Don't you
think so. Jep-la2F
sBut Jepthu was mldder than q wet
Eeu- IEatr-1it Free Press
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

''Ttere are more ways of killing q
dog thau hanging him says a homal 3
old proverb. and there are also move
ways 20 achieve the effects of two
gowns than the plain method Of secuv-
ing two Do eyou want 20 turn your
low-neclzed dress into q high oue2 Very
wells it Is easily doucs and with the
Tremendous advantage of costing ueSt
to nothing You EiIupiV manufacture
a gui1npe or chimieetre the shape sd
your decolletlge and mount 90 uD1u
high collar band You baton it az llsc
back ana fasten il 70 the bodice with e.
few fancy pins 1t IS very pretty and
round, pointed or square neeiru may be
covered this way rgfle OF lace or
cliifou falling like a bertha All around
Such gulrupes can aa made trans parent
% show the skin thrcagh OF can be
iined with pale pink Or lemon. hieh
gives the same eject Chicago Sunlias
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

THE report of the lynching OF two
Mormon missionaries in Tennessee is
denied %
Tezas legislature TO enforce Gov.
HoRg's anti-lynch law ideas
EqJSERAI. services oveHthe body OF ashe
late Gen Beauregard were held at New
Orleans on the Esd
FRANK HOLLAND was hanged at
Brazoria, Tex, for the murder OF James
and Stephen Cravey and an old man
named Smith, prospectors
DORSEY Bios, printerss of Dallas,
Texq have failed
ARBoR day was observed in Texas on
the 22d-
THE Laporte CTeN) Land Co is 50
trouble over an attachment
Ar GAINESVILLE, & C., while = colored
woman was at frOiic her i've children
at home burned to death
THE Pacific car sheds at San Antonio,
Tex, have been destroyed BY Ere
Loss. $50. 600.
CHARLES A. HAEDIv, the express mes
senger arrested for stealing S35, 900 from
Galveston packages aud substituting
brown paper but who was released and
who sued for So, coo damages, has dis
appeared from Louisville, Ky.
GOV. TUHNEY, OF Tennessee, has an
that he viii withdraw the
troops guarding the convict camps
The free miners have resolved to aiber-
ate all of the convicts as soon as the
troops leave
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03


RUFUS HATCH, for years a famous
operator on Wad street, died recently
at his home in Spuyten Duyvil.
aAN unknown human head was found
ina tin pail left in a ear on the EIe-
waited railroad. New York. The ghastIy
thing wus thought TO have bCeE the
work Of some smart college student
TIE bin to wipe out the insurance
system 9of the Pennsylvania Railway
Co has been passed in the Indiana
house,
MICHAEL p. SLINEY is co be electro
cuted at Sing Sing April 10 BE mur-
aered Robert Lyons. q butcher, at New
York
THE only announcement of impor-
tspcs made at Philadelphia by the re-
ceivers of the Reading company was
that pending the receipt of orders from
the court-the payment Of interest upon
the preference bonds would ibe discon-
timed
THE cruiser New York has so far pro,
gressed toward completion that orders
have been issued that the officers who
are 90 be attached to the ship prepare
for sea. The vessel viii be in command
of Capt Phillips who is already on duty
connected with her construction The
orders contemplate the particiPa ton of
the ship IN the naval review at Hahup-
ton roads in April
pREsIpENT-ELECr CLEVELAND has APP
pointed Henry T. Thurber. of Detroit
ss his private secretary.
IT is reported that Prof barnard. of
Lick observa tory, who recently gained
worldwide fame by discovering Jupi-
ter's fifth moon. has received call
from Chicago and viii accept
DEsFIrE reports to the contrary,
President and Mrs Cleveland will re-
side at the White house Immediately
after the Inauguration.
John AFAcsAsIAFyETi was sold out by=his
brokers in the Reading collapse He [
dropped atout $500, 900. %
Ar Newcastle, Pa, Dee Taylor com
mitted suicide by pulling himself up
against a circular saw, which severed /
his head from his body.
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Tue Grand Orange lodge, Of Belfast,
has sent out vehement manifesto
against Mr.. Giadstone's home rule bill
The nlRnisesto demands seitaer union
with Great Britain or complete sePara-
tiop from Great Britain.
JoHN EE1rIE, r A., the painter, is
dead. He was born an EdinourE. So
land, in Iss9 and exhibited his ssfttszt
works in the Hayal Scottish academy
SENHEOR RiEIEFo. Who was suunlsuod
BY the king OF Portugal TO fora aziE-
istry after the resignation OF the Fer
rfer cabinet. has succeeded in his pa-
deFtaizing
SIX persons were drowned Dy tie
flooding CT ths ltiEaoiPa u.ine st sastz
bad. i5phs wiRs
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REMlNDE7s OF The 'HARs.

NuTErEFy of the pensioners Of the
war of 1912 are over one hundrsd years
old, SIX Of whom reside iu Vermont o
Hus. SEEoEs. Of Sodavilie, ore,
said 20 be over 8ns hundred years Of
age, Gr17ys a pension from the war
fuud of 1872
TIIEHE are said 20 be more ez-uniou
s1Idiers in Caldwell county, Missouri
than in any other county lu that state
in proportion TO population
4VuEE Jefferson Davis remains art
removed from Mississippi TO Richmond
next spring the fresh iutzrment E-iiI be-
directed and escort duty performed by
Lee camp, confederate veterans at The
Virginia caFillL
WINS Gen. CORVALLIS surrendered
Ia Yorktown h5s army Of EuEilshmgn
consisted. necortinzs % military reports
OF q -gfT soldiers and SO sailors-a, 0s7 in
ali The number Of locomotives new
in use on American railways ia -, 1913,
or four times az many as CoruWallia'
soldfera and Ealorl The number Of
ears f. 100000
lI1-fIErzr saFz- '.Pain o. tu some wise
ths artist cf the world Vghlch creates
uE, ls-hicaE us, -rul1tlra1 US VITA thg
Gee 81 81 % G. pirll c1ts1t"
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BUFFALO. r. ", Feh 27--GcSTgo
Heiutz, O carpenter, lost his life in "a
horrible manner at DoId'= slaughter
house Heiutz was called upon 10
mend leak ia O hog sCraper vat, a
monster tub dtted with "a splasher with
six sharp blades, designed % scraue the
bodies of the hogs. The engineer, sufl
posing he had left athe vat started the
machinery. Hardly had the arms be-
gun 70 reEolve when a terrible ztrieir
issued from the vat Tias machinery
was quickly stopped and Heintz vyls
fouud at the bottom Of the vat yvitls his
head crushed and maugled and his neck
broken
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IT seems that friends OF the Santa Fc
are Beginning the long deferred build
ing of the san Francisco extension.
President Marvel has been Ia California
Tor some time and is known to have
been in conference with men who are
now building what VIII be called the
San Francisco - West Shore
FIVE grave robbers were caught in
the act ia nss Moines cenetery.
Among the Zlaouis was a college $50
EasssF.
diana l3elt Co ~ Chicago hnrs -faes
toF better pay,
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r. IS believed in New York that
| Frederic X. Coudegt will be named as
minister to France
o BY . sudden rise of the Danube the
I tinhabitant7 of Gergelys Hungary, were
driven from their homes and scores of
them drowned in the floods
] VICE. PRESIDENT STEVENSON was ac-
corded q Catering reception on his ar
rival at Washington. s9
THE great battleship Indiana. was
successfully launched on the 25th at
I philadelphia with imposing cere-
monies
AIRs LEASE deuounces the cabinet Of
the incoming administration as made
up OF the represeut natives of plutOcraey-
ei{ICHAHD CIs,EY, the attorney-general
in C5svelaud's cabinet, refuses to let
photographers take his picture FOR the
newspapers
IT is reported from New York that
ninety tauueries have joised a trust to
limit production and increase prices
THE additional sum of $500 600 has
been appropriated by the New York
senate to worlds fair purposes
THE Brazilian government has or
-dered 90. O0e small calibero rifles aud 35.-
.OOO, coo cartridges from the LouEe Small
Argas thanksgiving Co, of Berlin
FIRE IN HobolzeH, n. J.. destroyed the
wood factory of Isaac InEelso1 and his
snen were injured.
CAETEE T. HARRISON secured the
democratic nomination for mayor of
Chicago during the worlds fair sHis
platform is termed q wide open pne-
SECBETARY NOBLE has recommended
TO the president that troops bs sent to
prevent the threatened invasion Of the
strip by boomers
A PoRrIos of the line Of the Crescent
Pipe Co, near Jamestown. Pa, was de-
stroved 10y an inceudiary IRE ths other
night
TIE wall of bur1.ed buiiaiug fslI
in Chicago ana seveE persons Sleeping I
IN an adjoining building were crushed I
to death.
The whisky trust investigation has 1
been concluded
TTFOeRAPHICAL union No 60 Of Chi 4
eago. has indorssd A. B AcCabs of 4
hat city for public printer,
GoLEEHVE AlTE, TsE-s has been dam I
zgsd seriously BY tire Loss, sfo0. o3U I
ToHs " aIACizsF IS stiH improving, Z
sid there IS thought 80 be no further B
sEnger from his VQlrsd- aippeys who I
zsot him, IS SIN Hsi19z-- - zia- EeeeiFing 4
hospital. san TEilaaiacls
THE aeEas sauar= s1-e1 llg-e she
szll tassina eFidaacaa % Essss
20 qat IS tbs stafE
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WIcarrA- kan. Eeh -. THE repuh-
iicans OF che city s1omiurlelL 4 str1li qlt
party ti~l1et, from snaFua o. eorssr lies.
for tie 6rat time Ga VlcLifa7 history.
L. 81. Coz received Ehs uuan- -Hsder uests
in1t1u foF ueaTor.