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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-07

1000 pleas bretanas de bilo pnro-pre-
clos excepoiouales.-R. Toro y C.-CalIe
del Comercio, Ponce.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
Wyoming.

The Buffalo roioc says that George Roberts
has brought pack Of fifteen trained wolf
hounds home with him from the East, paying
$500 for them. The I'oics says; They are
guaranteed TO pick up trail thirty-.lx hours
old and stay with II until the game l. jumped
They are great fighters, run together. and de-
light In pulling down wolves. Mr.. Roberts
got these dogs at the suggestion OF the stock
men. and intends TO use them this fall and
winter TO Kill wolves In this aud adjoining
counties. lie intends TO 20 out on the range,
take hay and grain aud camp and hunt the
pests systematically. lie has had lot OF
notes printed aud will go 10 each owner OF
stock In the counties and request them to
sign these notes agreeing to pay him 40 much
for every wolf killed for amy amount from ten
cents up as they feel able. lie will 20 from
place to place with his dogs, whenever he
can hear OF u bunch OF wolves committing
depredatlops, and says that he feels sufe that
he can either Kill or run every wolf out OF the
country In the next year,
Casper mountain, whose wonderful re-
sources appear 10 bs inekhaus,iblc, says the
Casper Tribune, has produced n genuine her
nit. a proprietor rccently, by accident
came upon his hnhltatlon aud entered IT, The
cave being rather dark, the visitor was not at
once observed by the hermit, AMI the miner
had good look nj him. Immediately upon
realizing that an intruder was In his ho ne,
the hermit made a dive for the opening, ut.
turing no sound save savage grosi. lie was
followed by our hero 70 the opening and was
observed running like deer over rock. aud
preciplcc., finally disappearing 10 the brush.
The hermit IL described rs q man about %
years OF age, tall and slim. lie was entirely
naked, hut covered with = thick growth OF
hair. lils hair aud beard completely covered
the upper portion of hi body, and his eyes
were wild, filled with n fiery expression. lilo
eyidently suhsisird on game aud b,rrics. aud
his food must be cooked IN II most primitive
manner as no utensils known TO the civilized
world were visible
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

The Senate bna agreed To allow 4. q. Heck.
slih 1000, Lee Mantle 200 nni John H.
Allen tsibOO In compensation for their time
aud ekpehs" to prosecuting their claims TO
seat. ~ the Senate from Wyoming, Montana
hnd Washington respectively.
An Official statement OF the pension bureau
showa the total number u pension, granted
since march 4, is9a, l. 65,:lN. The board Of
lewiston expect. 10 dispose ~ tho.c aus.
pended under a recent order " the bureau
by October IA. Probably 10 per cent. Of
ihcsc ease. VIII DO returned 10 thr rolii
although, In many eases the rates wefr
changed.
Much attention IL now being devoted nj the
pension butcnu "a the adjustment OF eases Of
foreign pensioners recently suspended pend.
lng investigation OF citizenship. Comnls.
sloner Lochttn expected that considerable
fraud would be disclosed by III. investigation.
but almost Nil OF the ease. ~. bclng fsyora.
by acted upon. and pension agents notified
To resume payment,
Senator Chandler has returned to tho city
from hls homo In Nov Hampshire, whore hn
has been for sDibr weeks, speaking Of tho
rrpeAl hill iir shid he favored some subsinb.
ilnl recognition ~ silver IN TIN bill repeating
The sherman act instead of Tho wofdy drcinrn.
tion uf boiluy 10 The tunhtn substitute, The
scntlntot IN Now England he said, was for u
bhmrlnlllc standard, and hr personally
should seriously frgict any action which
would put the United States on tho single
gold standard.
The situation In the Senate NJ day after
day passes, falls 10 sbow announcement for
those Who are making the battle for uncondi.
,lonai repeal u Ia only q dspss.ionnio
statement NJ thu truth TO AnJ that Tho repeal
fpfcea are apparently no nearer Victory than
ilrt rcfr ten days agoi that II does not mp.
pear that they have made n convert IN the
senaic for two weeks, but the prospect for
unconditional repeal Il not sohfeht ns n
was when the repeal bin passed the House
with the Unexpectedly large majority n
mouth ago.
Representative licll haa secured An amend.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

The Southwest Silver Convention VIVA caliei
TO order on the 10Th IN the opera house nj Al.
buqucrquc by the Hon. l.. a. Slower. There
was large Attendance from all over the
Southwest. including Texas aud Arizona
The committee on resolutions, Professor
Charles Lonecnmarl chairman. will present n
set 81 crisp, buslncss.likc. Intelligent resolu.
tons demanding the free coinage Of silver ut
ratio OF 10 To and in1or.ing the silver srn.
n'ors and representatives Ia Congress now
struggling Tot the restoration II silver. The
convention Il q line representative body ii
American citizens, Who are discussing tho
silver question not from LEGAL point Of view,
but from national standpoint
A rouslne statehood convention, with GOO
delegates convened nj Albuquerque on the
10Th. brilliant speeches IN favor of calling
on Congress for the Immediate nlmiaslon OF
New Mexico, after certain rlausrs IN Delegate
Josrrh's bill had beHn eliminated. were made
by Judge l.. < frlmhlr,li. II. Ferguson, ". Il.
thllders, Nclli n Field and H. z. Adams ~
Albuquerque, judges A. II. Fail aud Joseph
u loonr ~ Southern New Mexico aud lion.
n u, cairon of santa 10 lion. Frank ".
springer " Lns Vegas wna the temporary and
Judge Iflmhle tie permanent prrsldeni ~ the
convention series Of resolutions wrtr
ndupir1 and Congress will be nnaind with
pflnird slips The people hrr Aroused 10 ihr
Importance ~ statehood hni Wili make pct
.onal demands on the member. II Conrfcss
for some recognition
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

In eonsearncc Of the threatening attitude
81 affair. In MashonAlani, lDD EnIlishmrn
have organized themselves into a cavalry
troop and arc leaving the Transyaai IN order
10 assist their friend. Who are reported 10 be
In danger In Fort Victoria
Official reports show that the state Of affair.
on The borders Of Ma,nbei, and near which
the brlrngurrd OUTPOST. n the british south
Africa Company, Foft Victoria, II situhtrd, 1.
wofrr thnn nj hrit Imagined. Indeed, people
nos bcTin TO fear that another African war
viii have To be fought Dispatches just 10.
oriycd from tho front announce that Matnbcl
lmpis tntinJ) Il advancing near tho Mntapo
hills aud that II I. feared there Il bloody
work ahead for the chartered company,
Mstnbsl land II the most important par, II
tho territory controlled by the chartered com.
pnny IN lfitish tOuih Africa, II II ruled hy
King Lohrnrhl and include. %. counilr.
around Inhabited by tho Mn.bonsa, MakAla-
kns hbJ other tribes WIN pay ifibu,r 10 hIm
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
A FEARFUL SLAUGHTER.
Twelve Persons Killed by n Collision on
tho Wabash Road In Indiana.


tho Wabash Road In Indiana.
A terrible accident occurred on the Wabash
road Mt King.burg, Indiana, on the 2snd.
Men, women and children were sacrificed In
wreck, which IL without parallel in the his
tory OF Northern Indiana Twelve lives were
crushed out without moments warning.
Tho Chicago express was running In two
sections, and had 10 pass freight which
stood on tho siding at Kinesburg Tho nrs'
section passed and signaled that there wal
another behind, but tho freight brakeman,
Herbert Thompson, did not notice II and
opened the switch. This let the passenger 10
upon the freight train and caused lh,
tragedy.
The result OF the crash was fearful. The
terrific impact Of the two mighty machine,
drove the tank aud cab Of the freight engine
back into n carload Of dressed beef, the en-.
gincer and nftman remaining In the cab and
by a miracle escaping with their lives. the
fireman sustaining fractured leg.
Engine +73 of the passenger train was torn
To pieces, the smoker behind Il was forced
through the tank on the pilot of the engine.
Tho splinters killed Engineer Green and the
escaping sieam badly scalded his fireman,
Barber. In the smoker was where most Of
the fatalities occurred aud II was demolished
The third esr,whieh was comfortably hllei,
was thrown acros. the track. Not one Of
the passengers IN this car suffered serious In.
jury. Strange As II may seem, in tho next
car, = sleeper, which was bu, partially
wrecked. several pcrsoas wcro instantly
lat Ia, La Ia
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

obtained on all railroads running
through this state. The rates have
also been reduced very literally Tor
every day until the close Of the Elk.
position on Oct 81, with extra rcduc-
tions during Fair week. Oct. 9 to Z.
The success of the tenth annual OK
position is a matter Of congratulation
on every hand. The exhibits are
varied and beautiful. the art galleries
are conspicuous for the excellence Of
the paintings and the care bestowed
on the selections, the electrical and
mechanical displays are comple to and
instructive, and the fish nquariums
are stocked with upwards of 800 repre-
sentative denizens Of western waters.
Every effort has been made to ensure
the comfort Of guests, fact which
every visitor recognizes.
As usual the musical entertainment.
is the very best that money can pro-
vide. Sousa's grand concert band.
conceded by all to be the best band in
America, II not in the world, gives.
four concerts daily, almost every
number at each concert being enthu-.
siastically cncored. Mr.. Sousa, des-
cribed by the musical press as the
grentest living bandmaster, is
assisted by soloists of world
wide reputation including Madame
Scalchi, the peerless contral-
to; Sig. Campanani, the great
baritone: Mr.. Barosch, one of the best
tenors living; Miss Incz Carusis tho
celebrated harpist, and others of al
most equal celebrity.
The seats in the enormous music
hall are all unreservcd and the nominal
admission fee Of 25 cents entities the
visitor to all the attractions. including
the concerts II Is this exceptional
liberality on the part of the MANAGE
ment that Is insuring the Exposition
success OF which every western and
southern man 10 proud.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
ST. LOUIS CARNIVAL.
IMMENSE CROWDS FLocKINo
TO THE WESTERN CITY.
Marked Success of the Tenth Annual
Exposition - The WORLDS Greatest
Singers Engssed-G Gorgeous Street IL
luminatIons.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 25.-The passenger
trains running into st. Louis from all
directions are crowded with visitors to
the Autumnal Festivities, which COM
menced on Sept l and will continue
until Oct. 81. The expressions of de-
light are universal, and the attractions
are even more numerous and irresisti-
BILE than in the past seasons The
street illuminations consist OF 10000
electric and gas lights, which are used
to the best advantage, and the down
town streets present an appearance
Of dazzling magnificence. There ars
twelve electric arches, or panorama.
each illuminated by upward of 1000
incandescent lights, and these are q
never. failing source of attraction to
the tens Of thousands Of people who
throng the streets on illumination
nights. One of the most remarkable
triumphs of art over electricity is the
Electric bulletin, which proclaims
words Of welcome in letters Of fre to
the visitors, special honor being paid
TO tho visitors of the day.
Special illuminations are announced
for Sept. 2s and 30, and for Oct. 8, 6.
10 and 10. On these days exception
ally low rates, either ono fare for tho
round trip or one fare plus Sc. can be
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
a ',sooner" Lynch ed.

II needed hut one thing 10 complete the
chapter Of horrors supplied 10y the opening Of
tho Cherokee Strip, and that was n hanging.
This hns been supplied, a. :, ioumans. Of
Carthage, Mo, came 10 the Strip. cent iy n
syndicate Who intended 10 deal IN Strip lands.
When the ntst runners reached thlca.ka
they found among Others Youmans holding
los, claiming that hi, friend had gone GU, a
search for water
The iirrt dodgers DID not attempt to dis
lodge him, but those who came later planted
ihslr rngs, Youmans ordered two OIL, pre-
scniing hi, rifle. One asked for III. ccrtln.
cate, To which he said that he had support
enough 10 make good bis elaim. The two
men went away but returned With friends.
captured Youmnns and proceeded to lankn
him ready for trial. In spirit OF brA,alo
ioumans said he bnd killed two settler. mud
would get some more. Ibis 90 ernspcra
the men that they pulled him M 10 n tree,
where they left hi. body ~ warning 10
''oponrrs.n
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
KILLED BY A BOMB.
Non-union seamen's Lodging House
mt San Francisco Wrecked.

A Non-Union seamen's Lodging House
mt San Francisco Wrecked.
One Of the most hidcous crimes, resulting
from the long-standlng feud between union
and non-unon sailors was perpetrated at
San Francisco on the aith. Shortly after
midnight the southern part OF tho city was
shaken by terrids explosion. A dynamite
bomb had been fired In front Of Water
Front boarding house filled with non-un!on
sailors. The front of the building was blown
to atoms. Six Of the inmates were horribly
mangled. Two OF these were instantly killed
and the others may die. By whom the bomb
was fired is not definitely known. The own.
ers of the building openly charge the deadly
deed up 10 some members of the Seamcn's
Union. OF these John Tyrell has been ar
rested
The house was kept by John Curtin.. 1t
was Curllns' custom to secure bcrths for his
patrons on ships employing non-un!on men.
In this way he Incurred the cnmity Of the
seamen's Union. Less than week ago his
place was entered by a crowd OF union men
led by John Tyrcll Curiins was threatened,
and when the men left they toll him his
house had only n short time to exist sun
day night all the Inmates retired as usual.
Soon after midnight an explosion occurred.
shaking the city for blocks. The entire front
OF the building was torn away, carrying the
front Of the adjacent structure with It.
Men were thrown from their beds across the
street
The sidewalk where the explosion occurred
was ripped Into atoms. A black hole with
smoljerlns beams sboat II showed where the
bomb blew up. -Four grooming victims lay Ia
the street near by AMI bcsidc them were two
corp.cs, stripped OF nearly every bit OF cloth.
Ing, laying IN n pool OF blooi. An ambu-
lance was soon upon the scene and the vie.
tins were rescued from the debris and taken
TO the hospital.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

Mas. CARRIE WILLIAMS of San
Diego. Cal. has received II letter
from u Syrian merchant In the Mid.
way Plaisanco nj tho worlds fair,
praising the superior cocoons on ex-
hibi,ion In the California building,
and asks for eggs 10 test. II they
prove TO DO without disease. Syria
will hereafter import from California
rather than from France, where dis.
ease Is now common among silk-worm
eggs II Is possible that this OK.
emption OF American silk worms
from disease may revive nm industry
that Mt various times In our history
has promised great results. but has
always heretofore failed 10 achieve
them.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
\ itu..inn warshlp sunk.

Fragments Of woodwork. boat, aud other
wreckarc have noatcd ashore IN the Gulf Of
Finland. showing that the Russian wnr,hip
PousHlka. With 10 o.iicrr, and 100 framcn
had foundrrr,l nhd That all hand. were lost.
The Pogsalka sailed On Tuesday from
Revcl, In he Gulf 81 Finland. for iielings-
port, In The same gulf, and has not been
heard ffum .incc.
The bBy Of sailor. WIN Is supposed TO
belong To the crew. has bee washed ASHORE
IN tho Gnf IL Finland. aud { !. known that
heavy gales swrpt over ihp,a atcrs con after
she left Tie port. Their, 4 no doubt, n. the
detrd
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

II !. rnmotcl Mt Berlin that the Gar Of
iussia Will alter tho tuecfAsIon To the throne,
making the 'iinnd bake Michael, his young.
cal son, his successor
II IA supposed that the reason for this step
Is that he cssroelinh Is of 20 sulky nature
and !. totally without force oi character. Bc.
.ldes this. he has extremely raiical opinions.
IL opposed TO ihr persecution OF the Jcw. nnd
IN many other ways i not Ia accord with his
father. This Grand Duke George. the cxnr'r
second ,on, cars ntiir for political life. lie
ia jolly sailor and u careless liver. The
esar's affections arc centred In the prtcoclou,
Michael.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

IT is never safe to drop any article
when walking near u covey OF
ostriches. The ostrich win cat any
thing. seeming apparently to have
no sense OF taste. A story is told OF
n young girl who was visiting ZOO
where n large ostrich snatched her
kid gloves, which were rolled In u
ball. and ate them. The next day
the girl returned with the family
contribution OF half.dozcn pairs OF
gloves. all OF which were US readily
swallowed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

-Four men attempted Thur.iny nigh, to rob
the express ear on the Illinois Central rail-.
rad nj Ccntrplin. They ordered the engineer
mud fireman 10 surrender. but iheJ did not do
20 and we're shot. though not fatally. The
robbers then proceeded 10 brrak Into tho .s.
pfcss car. The messenger aud conductor
Who VA. with him opened a fusilindr hut no
one was hurt, aud the robbers we've getting
the best ~ the light when n passenger with a
shotgun appeared and wounded one of tho
robbers named Jones. The other. then Ned.
Jones confessed aud gave the name, ~ hi.
ronfttirfntss whp were arrested
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

A special 10 tho st. Loni, R,psb,ie from
Bonhhn, Texas, rAy.i II hhs Iust l~akrd out
here that syndicate Including prominent
men Of Tcxas, Colorado, Missouri and Kan
sas Ia being formed 10 coin silver Into dollars
u hrrngon shape At the rate Of sl,Ooo,O0o
per month or mofr II tho legislatures ~ ,hofo
states will declare sneh coin q legal tender.
II Ia clnimrd tina, each state can do so, aud
that no Individual Ut corporation "a prohibited
from coining ~ much silver standard doiiars
Us they wish, provided the shape of such
coins ID not the sam. NJ tho coins issued by
tho United States government. The cit yrns
Of California issued ia. hoHason $50 gold
piece 10 the 'b0's, aud no one disputed thcif
right 10 do 90.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

Lots Of silver offered IN response 10 counter
oncf ~ the Treasury ct "a crnis pet ounr.
were bought saturday rTFrernilnr gl0, nlD
ounces, With this purchase the slivrr bought
this moi nth aggregates only i,nliuDD ounces
With only ihfun purchase days left The ng.
rrrsnir 81 the mouth, which earlier promised
Ia reach i.ibO,up9 ouhcss, VIII not probably
reach 9,hO0,O01 ouucrr,
fhr work oi nnllifyins the law a. 10 silver
purchases vhlrb should he .,nD. 900 ounce.
per month, goes ~ with rteat regularity, and
should nav 10 plain 10 nl Alnee the ifst
of july, incluitng this month, iAhpl u1p
..!ins.s q silver should have been purchased
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

Arrests OF anarchists In Vienna continue
and the police are NOR. than ever convinced
that the raid they made Saturday, when u
number Of anarchistlc bombs, rcrolyers and
leather coats for carrying bombs. were gath.
cred, nipped Wholesale nnnrchistlc outbreak
In the bud.
Papers found upon the men Ia custody
shog that the anarchists there are Intimately
connected with the anarchists in England and
America, AMI the bombs nov IN possession OF
the police were made according TO the rule.
laid down by Herr Most. II is also said that
the Russian anarchists are In communication
With the anarchists In Spain.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

A smail-sissi riot occurred at Perry Thurs
day night and u was necessary ,osand for th-I
military To preserve utder ma there ate mann
conflicts between rival lot claimants, aud thugs
and thieves are fobblnr people right and left.
There were numerous accidents. aud crimr,l
Friday. Oscar Cunningham Of Cincinnati
had bls leg cut on by thu car.. John Wilson
was accidentally shot 10 the body and Henry
Din ~ss badly cut In The head In row.
Fifteen miles East Of Percy man named
llafinisop WIS fainlly sbo, IN conifo,cfsy'
ever cihim, wlill,m klhu.- from Crdars
vale, Kansas, waA found murdered on ih<
Hear, neat this place. llo ihd been ciokr,(
10 death With = handkerchief. which Nas'
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

The prefecture of police Of France
has established service OF identity
in order to identify released convicts.
Since 1908 there have been 1000 sem
tences recorded against men named
Louis Lcfcvrc in that country, by
which innumerable innocent Louis
Lefevres have been brought into
frOuh le
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

Mas. CrRus W. FIELD. JR. has ~.
tonishcd the 400 Of New York by do.
Gliding TO embark in the millincr,
business ms u means OF helping her
husband out OF financial embarrnss.
mcnt This step marks her as a
young woman OF character. whom
every citizen Of Gotham should be-
pleased 20 honor. Her husband.
father gained ronown by laying tho
Atlantic cable. Mrs. Field has an
opportunity OF doing hor sex almos,
as great u service by showing tina,
tho pride Of birth and fortune only
serve TO dignity labor
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

AT last Gotham's banks have once
more passed the reserve mark OF
cash on hand, and persons of known
responsibility having deposits with
them may get real cash on small
checks, providing identification by
means of photograph and affidavit
accompanies the check. together
with sworn promise that the money
shall all be expended in New York.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

PROFESSOR W. F. REYNOLDS. OF
Milledgeville. Ga possesses a gopher
which has been buried in the ground
for over n year. During heavy
rain IN August 1892 while the gopher
was buried in the ground, the soil
was washed so deep that the animal
was unable to get out until discov-
cred and rescued recently by Rey-
nolds
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

A THRIFTY German. who owns u
leech farm in Dalmatia, selected
10000 of his most blood-thirsty spec
linens and started for America. On
the passage hither an ignorant bar
keeper, who had offered to care for
them, threw the bottles overheard.
supposing that the leeches were
dead, and the steamship company is
being sued for damages.