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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

ST. GEORGE AND TIE DRAGON.
miracles that were said to have
been performed by the deceased
was less rigorous than ut n later
period, and IL was not until the nd 10
catus d.abli and the advocntus del
came into existence that the merits
and dement's of each ease were search.
ingly examined. The functions o..
these two oiilcin are to take the facts
Land before them and argue upon them
The advocatus diabli. rs his title i'm
plies, makes the most of every point
that could stand In the way OF the
candidate, while the advocatus del cx.
ats the claims OF the proposed saint.
Should the latter prevail, the bcatili.
cation is decrccd. and the ceremony Is
then performed in st Peters
On the appointed day the pope and
cardinals clad In white. form IL pro-
cession which movcs to the church.
The interior of the building is also
hung In white, and upon the linngings
are embroidered In gold the arms of
the pope md nlso those of the saint to
be bcatitied, IL he wus OF noble
family.
the granting of nbsolution to all
hho urc pTchtHS NJ inc solemn
rite, after which formal reques. Is
made to be allowed to cad the decree
This beng granted and accomplished
the Te Deum is sung and the image OF
the saint, which fns been placed on
the altar, is unveiled. The entire con
grcgntion then offer the net of rcyer.
cncc, and after the reading OF the col
1ect the image is inccnsed and high
mass is held. On the same day the
pope In person visits the shrine ut
vcspcrs.
AZ the ceremony OF canonization the
Image of the saint Is gorgcouslY dcckcd
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

TWENTY.EiGHT LIVES LOST.
Terrible Calamity IN Michigan Iron
Mine.

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en MN "''""'e" anu en'A'''hs loss Oh s"'''-
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06
PROSPECT OF A COMPROMISE.
The Repeal senators are Ready to Make
Term, with the silver Men.

Terms With the silver Men.
A Washington dispatch says: The Demo
cratic repeal senators have practically given
up the idea that the Sherman law can be re-.
pcalcd Internationally and have, after NUN.
erous conferences, decided upon compro-
mise which they bc!iese will end the long
fight and secure the passage OF bill to re-
licvc the present situation by the end OF next
week.
Senator German aud other Democratic
repeal senators have been actively engaged In
arranging the terms Of the compromise and to.
night they believe that they have succeeded.
II involves concessions on both sides. First,
the repeal Of the purchase clause; second, the
coinage Of n specified amount, tao or two and
half millions month until the total silver
coinage Is 800, 0o0, 900. then the coinpgc o..
all the bullion In the treasury, and fourth. The
sale OF gold bonds 10 increase the gold re-.
serve to an amount which will he deemed saf-
fclent to insure the maintenance Of gold and
silver money ut parity. When the PROPOSE.
ton was submitted TO Secretary Carlisle be
insisted upon the latter provision TO the
agreement
Its the general understanding that the si.
yer Republican senators will agree 10 the
compromise; Indeed, Senator German vouches
for that The only thing In the way OF this
programme now seems 10 be the President.
lie has not, so far ms known, absolutely given
his consent, although the acqulesecncc Of
Secretary Carlisle would indicate that he
would do So
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

advances bearing two large loaves Of
bread, one gilt and the other silvercd,
, and the neat gift is one live dove In a
silver cage; the third cardinal presents
two tiny gold TASKS Of wine, and the
next offering is large, gayly decor
atei cage filed with live birds of all
sorts. At the conclusion Of the cere-
mony the pope, attended by the pro-
cession, retires to his chambers for
prayer and meditation.
It Is the custom to bestow on the
canonized saint some new and especi-
ally characteristic name, and us there
is already St Christopher on the cal
endar 1t Is possible that in the canon
ization of Columbus this may be done.
But 1t Is curious fact that the name
Christopher means tho bearer of
Christ" and In tho present instance
NO more appropriate title could be
chosen for tho man who brought the
creed Of Christ to this country. The
st. Christopher of tho present canon is
by an odd coincidence the patron saint
OF mariners.
st. David, the patron of Wales, not
only performed miracles after his birth,
but even before It. he was the son of
prince and was born in the sixth cen
fury. Whom he preached snow white
dove always appeared on his head or
shoulders, ind the flut earth rose to a
mound to give him IN eminence from
which to address his congregation.
The patron of Scotland is st. An
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

: The total gold In the treasury. coin al
bullion, on September 30 was sl73, 209,71l.

The total gold In the treasury. coin and
bullion, on September 30 was STA, 209,77
The silver senators will make de-
tcrmined effort TO secure the rejection Of Mr..
Preston rs director OF the mint
1t is expected that there will be big deficit
In the post-oiiicc department this year as =
result OF the depression OF business.
Senator d. D. Hi has introduced bill In
tended to recognize telegraph operators dur
ing the war as military operators entitled 10
honorable discharge II their services Justify
II.
Although the time has not been definitely
fixed, It Is understood within few days the
President and Mrs. Cleveland will take up
their quarters In their country home on
Woolcy Lane Road, In the suburbs OF WASH
ington. Preparations have been In progress
there TO receive them. The President and
his wife look forward with much pleasure 10
spending the autumn days In the house.
Secretary Iloke Smith has sent to the Sec
rotary Of the treasury bis estimates for appr0.
priations for the interior department for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1895. The appro-
priations asked for aggregate SIG, ~, 1874. 9S.
as against $3.50, ,630.H for the current
fiscal year. The estimate for army and navy
pensions, $1,000 900, a decrease Of 5000
900; for the Indian service, 5000, 3,6, 81, a
decrease of sl93, 6i0.s3. The salaries OF the
Indian commissioner aud his assistant CON-
missioner have been recommended for an In
crease Of $500 each.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

The State Normal School has "a pupils en-,

The State Normal School haa "a pupils en-
rolled.
Twenty five cars OF potatoes were shipped
from Greeley TO Texas on the Goth.
George Hodeson, n Mesa County farmer,
attempted to commit suicide while insane
lie may recover.
The penltcntiary commissioners have de-
cidcd TO reduce all employees Of the state pen.
itent'ary 10 per cent.
Some dcep-dyed villain entered the Office
OF the Enquirer Mt Del Norto a few nights
since, aid Piled all type.
The Denver Repubiicm repudiatca tho Re.
publican county ticket headed by Burchincli
for sheriff. 1t fEyors a business men's ticket.
The Jefferson County Grange held u very
successful meeting at Aryada on Tho 2,i6.
Governor Waite and others delivered rousing
addresses.
J.. L. johnson, formerly OF the land ofiee
at Del Norie, who hbsconded With some OF
the government, funds, has been arrested At
Fort Worth.
Frank NJ osgool, mayor OF Creole, at.
tempted un-uccessfdlly 10 take hi. life re-
Gently. He was Jealous Of another mans at
,entions To Mrs. os,ood.
W. H. LIghthead, formerly agent for the
Rio Grandc Express Company ut salida. Ia.
been arrested for forgery. There arc Al.o
runors Of shortage ia his accounts with the
company.
A nugget worth 800 was found Thursday on
the Cripple Creek placer by man working
on a per cent Oae Of the men working on a
particularly rich streak has averaged SO per
day for the past twoweeks.
The Potato Bake at Monument, on the s,h
promises TO be more successful this year thAn
ever before and n large crowd will attend the
festivities. The Rio 6fanic road hns made a
rate OF one fare for the round trip from ben.
yer, Pueblo and intermediate stations.
The tweniy.hfth annual meeting OF the A.
ISOLATION OF Congregational Churches of
Colorado opened on the a6ih nj the Plymouth
Congregational Church, Denver. About Us
delegates were prcscni, iifty Of whom were
ladies who have been serving m home mis-,
slonhries In the communities where they ir.
side.
Beaver Msrke's-Eggs, ranch zoe, state
lie; butter, hes, creamery 1aa3De, dairy i9c
hay, upland bsled ti0,atia. second bottom
ssissy; alfalfa 800; oats, old, We. now, Doc :;
roiaioc. iaCfp0e; cattle, choice ,iecrs o. 40
hs30O, cows e. 0o,d{2. 10, native feeders g.. I'd
atsih; hog,. choco tb,sa; spring chicken,
t.,oo@ts.so per don.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

York custom house, was laid before the Sen.
alto And Mr.. Chandler spoke In support Of IL,
He claimed that Democrats had been ap.
pointed In a manner that violated the civil
dent for other acts. The resolution was
agreed TO. Tho resolution heretofore offered
by MI. Dolph calling for information q to
the payment Of pensions TO persons residing
abroad, was taken up. Mr.. Dolph said there
was either great ignorance in the action OF
the pension bureau, or premeditated DELHI
crate design to thwart the will OF Congress-
and he cited the case OF the widow Of Com.
modore Watson, whose pension granted by
special act Of Congress was suspended six
months ago and she was called upon to prove
by living persons an event which occurred
eighty-fve years ago. Tbs resolution was
placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Teller offered a resolution, which went
over, calling for information - TO the amount
OF silver bullion purchased by tho treasury
department In the month Of September, 1893.
The repeal bill was laid before tho Senate at
o'clock as the unfinished business, and Mr..
Camden democrat, West virginia) addressed
the Senate in advocacy Of the bill.
Mr. PETER then resumed his argument
against the repeal bill begun on Thursdny.
Mr.. PETER concluded his speech at $3.50 p. m.
and after brief executive session the Senate
adjourned.
HousE.-The debate on the elections bill
was continued by Mr. Patterson Of Tennessee,
Mr.. Warner Of New York for the bill and
Mr.. Mccall Of Massachusetts and MIR. Rich
ards OF Ohio In opposition TO 1t.
Forty-Nlnth Day.
SENArE.--Mr. Dubois again referred 70 his
resolution to await the election OF senators
from Washington, Montana and Wyoming
before passing important laws. Mr.. Wash
burn, Of Minnesota, declared that Mr.. Squire,
of Washington, and Mr.. Carey, Of Wyoming,
favored repeal The statement created . SEN
satlon, and Mr.. Dubois declared emphatic-
ally that the senators alluded to were noIs1a
favor Of unconditional repeal.
Mr.. Kyle then addressed the senate In OPP
position to the repeal bill. He reviewed the
financial history Of the country and de-
nounced the attempt to enlarge the power OF
the national banks ms dangerous TO the best
interests Of the country. The banks now had
It In their power to Increase or diminish the
volume Of currency, and experience bad DEM
onstrated that the power was used to promote
act, Mr.. Kyle believed that II had no part In
producing the recent panic and that Its re-
peal would have no effect In the way OF caus-
ing return of prosperity. After Mr.. Kyle
had finished, MIR. Mcmillan, of Michigan,
spoke in favor OF repeal. He was followed BY
Mr.. Dalph on the same side.
HoUsE.-Debate on the elections bill In the
House was very one.slded. The four speeches
by Dlnsmore of Arkansas benson of Ala
bama, Copper Of Florida, and Clark OF Mis-
souri,, were all from the Democratic stand
point.
The attendance in the House Is rapidly fall
Ing of, many members having gone TO Chi.
cago.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

A party Of Eastern capitalist, who have
just completed the purchase Of gold mining
properly near Ophlr, In San Miguel county,
left Denver last night for their respective
homes, says the ReDublicaa. The party com
prIscd W. J. Scout and s. u. Btsbop, of
Hartford, Connecticut; Arthur Fitch, of New
York; T.. Wehstcr, OF Vermont: II. ID. Wat
sou. OF Kcarney. Nebra-ka; II. l.. Goodwin.
OF Hartford. a. l.. Goodrich, of the Hartford
Courant; J.. l.. Parkhur.t, Of the Hartford
Times; w. A. Scott, OF the United States
Imss'or, and +. l.. Martin, OF Colorado
Springs.
The property purcha.cd Is known as the
Golden Crown. O,cecla, Suffolk and Globe
mincs, NIL situated 10 a group near Ophir. The
price paid for the property WAS not made
known, but 1t Is understood that the first
pnymen; was a cool sll),O0O. This property
was sold 10y A. J. Clark, OF Ophlr, and Mr.
Green. OF Saginaw, Michigan. The main
purchasers arc Messrs. SCOUT, Bishop and
Fitch.
The property has been worked with more
or less activity for several years. The ore
had been treated BIZ n twen;y-slamp mill
The capacity Of the mill will be doubled. In
fact contract was let for the twenty extra
stamps before the new purchasers left Tcllu-
ride
The gentlemen speak highly OF their prop
erty and expect great things OF 1t. They
brought With them 10 Denver gold re;ort
weighing 192 ounces, worth In the neighbour
hood Of $1,000
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06
alLPlN COUNTY MINES.
Condensation, from tho Weekly Report
of this Register-CxiL


OF this Rogister-CxiL
The smelling ore OF the Gladstone runs sew
eral hundred dollars por ton, while the mill
ing ore yields about siOO per cori.
Tho National and Hecln people have q largo
block Of stopping ground opened up.
The Doughcrty lode In Lake district 10 be-
Ing worked under lease and bond. The main
shaft is down los feet, and the ore assays 800
per ton, the principal value being gold.
Tributers are working on the Corydon.
The Climax lode keeps one battery Of five
stamps running at the Polar Star mill. From
the 4SO-fOot level tho milling ore averages
five ounces gold per cord. The same class of
ore Yields 2I3 tons of concentrates to the cord,
which not t25 per ton. The smelling orc
nets from eco to $40 per ton.
The ore from the Rock Island lode averages
been lot to sink the shaft 100 feet deeper.
Ed Williams has taken orc out OF the Car
rol lode In tho l50-foot level west which
Yields all the way from & to ~ ounces gold
per cord. The smelling ore Is being stored.
The Hydrnnt lode up Prosscr gnlch has
been sold for $4,000. The purchaser con-
yeyed the same claim the same day to tho
Gold Dollar Mining company for the cons.tl-
Grafton Of 81, 900.
The bsnks of this city havo sent for the
month OF August s37,5lo In gold retorts to
the Denver mint. For tho month OF Septem.
Der, up to the 2lst they shipped f25,0O0.
These shipments do not include the product
OF the Fiske mine and several other large
producers.
The Little Treasury Lode Is producing mill
ore which Yields three ounces Of gold 10 tho
cord: Considerable development work Is bc-
ing DONE
Tho Frontenac has new ss.horsc power
engine and double friction improved holster,
bought Of the Overland Machine Company,
OF Denver.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06


The Jordan tunnel is about $50 feet long.
Tho last vein encountered Looks exc 'cdingiy
promising, anu tnc m'nernl, shich J. dhrs
qunliv'
the blg Horn River near Hot Springs In Wy.
oming. The discovery wns made by aeci,
dent aud Is creating much excitement In that
section, The IND Ia on the sho.hone rcser.
walton but Il supposed To extend over tho
linz.
Tho Jumbo mines, below breckenridge arc
milling dAiiy ore That averages from - 10 $40
per ton, which values are caught on the
pilates. The lo-stnmp null Ia making tho
company too per day. The placcrs Owned
oy The company arc proving OF Immense value
W them. 'sas.
Captain George A. jackson "a paying ont
over $1,000 per month TO the miner. WORKING
on the piacers Of tho j. NJ. ~ T.. company on
West Manros Some OF the ground runs "a
high NJ 81 30 per pan. During tho ooniu,
winter he Will work somc Of the gold yclna
~ tbc hcnd OF the gnlch belonging To the
company.
Tho concentration Of tho Moilic Gibson
company. located one aud on1-haif mllrs
west of ASPEN, on tho line Of the lilo Crnnde
and used for the treatment Of low grade ore,
was burned Saturday evening. The flame.
are supposed 10 have been started BY tho out.
going passenger train for Denver irnylpg n,
Ui;p The Mill was n ioublr.s,nmp one, and
wns worth 10000. No Insurance.
A v,ntiemn, rcc,n,iv from ,ho tt.,ry
mountains, In ,outbea.i1rn Utah. near he
Colorado border, makes the assertion that
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

Rome, and the first step of its fulfill
ment-namely. beatification-will soon
be taken.
1t has also been given out at the
Vatican that Joan of Arc will be en-
rolled among the saints and adopted
a. the patron of Franco. Her beatiH-
cation will occur simultaneously with
that of Columbus.
Identification Is condition precedent
to canonization, and in the early days
of the church II was conferred only
upon martyrs and pious men whose
purity OF life admitted them after
death into the immediate presence of
the Deity. And 1t was for this reason
that each country. town, trade and in
dividual had Its patron saint, who
could be moved by prayer to
intercede with the Almighty on
its behalf. The beatifed saint was
and is in every case the patron of one
country, guild or town, but to the
canonized saint is accorded the higher
homage of the whole church, and the
ceremonial necessary to it's accomplish
expensive known to the ritual-so ex-
lily of Charles Eorromeo desired his
NbNOhb'aeioh SuNf NCtO ooiikCu w w
content with beatifcatiou because of
the enormous outlay involved in
placing his name in the canon.
The pope Mt the present time is
alone empowered to name the candi-
date for this high honor. but the his
tory Of the rite shows that originally
the election was in the hands of the
people who selected the martyr or man
whose life md deeds seemed to deserve
the title Of saint and then presented
his claims to their bishop. At this
period orthodoxy was so necessary n
part Of the claim that even Origen and
Tertullian, great rs they were, failed
to be enrolled among the beatificd.
subsequently the authority was
vested in the pope, md it was by papal
sanction that the names of such poten-
tates us Emperor Henry /. and King
Edward, the confessor, were enrolled
in the canon Of the mass. At the
time when the people made the Sc
lection the examination into
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

=
of the prefecture of police In
1886, which office he held until
1851. II is during this time
that he actually directed the
campaign against the boolsmnkcrs and
against The Boulangists. NJ. Lepine
displayed II great deal of zeal, actually
arrest OF the persons mentioned rs dis
turbers OF the public peace. This is
in keeping with the character OF tho
man who few days after having oc-
cupicd his new oiiice OF project. went
himself among tho groups which at
tempted In the Latin qualtc on tho
latest national holiday OF July II 10
set fire to newspaper stand and TO
renew the seven days riots. the sup
preston Of which cost his predecessor,
N. Losc. the loss OF the poli.c pre-
lecture.
The unpopulnrity OF NJ Lepinc with
the municipal council results from tho
energy he displayed ns secretary gen.
eral. The council has always been OPP.
posed 10 the intrusion Of the project
IRE In the city = affairs.
". Lcpine was born at Lyons In isi6.
lie is OF middle height, with lynx's
eyes nj n gray mustachc. though the
hair on his head has retained its dark
color. lie loolo. somewhat like n cav
alrf officer. lie was decorated with
the military medal In ISL, nf or hnv-
ing served In tho army during tho
franto Prussian war. and II was whilo
he was project OF the Loire that he had
TO supcrin,cnd the trial and execution
OF the famous anarchist l,nvuchol.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

The Cripple Creek correspondent OF the
hining Record says:
The recent shipment OF the Matte D. Of the
Princess company has proved OF exceptional
richness. II ran as high MS Is ounces ia gold
and i ounces In silver 10 the ton. There Is
an elghtinch streak OF the higher grade orc
and good vein Of milling ore.
IL Ia much 10 be hoped. In the interest OF
the great camp, that the late visit Of Mr. lla-
german here Il connected With the Ialkcd.of
project OF establishing an immense reduction
plant at Colorado City, and placing the {. VI.
terminal scheme once more on IT, legs.
Nothing could look better on paper, but II
must be remembered Mr.. J. J. llngcrman Is
the last man 10 prcmatnrcly dlyulgc hls bgsl-
ncss plans.
The recent strike reported In the Little
Emma. on Mineral I'M, Ia confirmed.
Mr. NJ. p. Stevenson Is about 10 take charge
OF the Colorado Spring. MILL which l. mod.
eled after that which has bcrn running 50
long at Beaver Park on the Gl.pin county
pattern. II will START upon ore from the
Portland and Buena Vista property.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06

Engineering and Mining Journal;
The English are having forciblc OBJ
ject lesson on the insufficiency Of the
gold supply. Our purchases of gold,
though only about s35, 600, 900, have
already sent the Bank Of England S
discount rate up from q per cent, at
which it stood month ago, to 5 per
cent, which it reached on the oath
inst. Where would it 60 il We should
buy, at whatever premium was neces-
sary to get it, $50, 900, 900 or 800, 600, :
900 more? 1t is certain that II universal
bimctallism is not adopted the United
States must increase its gold reserve by
several hundred millions Of dollars.
Where will it come from, and to what
point will the Bank Of England raise
its rate to hold its gold? This object
lesson will be more efficient educator
OF English fnancicrs and statesmen
on the suiiiciency or insuficiency Of
the gold supply, than would tons of
volumes containing the most learned
and conclusive arguments Of experts
and statisticians. How long would
the Gladstone government, which
opposes bimetallism, las, with a bank
rate OF @ or Z per cent, caused by the
insufliciency Of gold?"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-10-06
IN THE HOLY CROSS DISTRICT.


The Miners Encouraged Becnu,s of the
Action OF tho Gold Extrac tion Co.
The miners In the Holy Cross district are
now feeling much encouraged, says the Den
to lining Record, ms the Gold Extraction
company have decided to complete their mill
NJ this place, thereby nirording an ample
market for all the ores Of the Gold Park
Holy Crosa district. Mines that have large
bodies OF gold ore running from $aj to SIS
per ton can soon begin to ship ore, and n
large output Is absolutely assured. With n
market for ores this camp Is sure TO become
one OF the largest In the state.
There arc about twenty more mines In the
camp that will begin at once to ship rs soon
ms they begin to receive ORE Among the
most prom!sing propertie. are Grand Trunk.
Hunk-a-Dora, Pelican, Pelican Extension,
Mollie, stockholm, Cleveland. Gold Pixie,
Mnyiower, Three Nations, Buckers, Com
stock, the liogcrty properties aud many
Others. Tho weather Is all that could be de-
sired. and much will be accomplished towards
opening new properties before the snow files.