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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06
rRousLe IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hshs Bstwssn Cltissns and whisky Con
stables Causes -Four Deaths.

stables Causes -Four Deaths.
A serious state Of affairs exists in
South Carolina a a result Of the de-
termined efforts Of Governor Tillman
to enforce the new dispensary law, un-
der which all liquor is to be sold by
the state. A large number Of special
constables act as spies to detect viola
tons Of the law, and the people have
become incensed against them.
At Darlington fight occurred on
Friday, at the depot as body Of
armed spies were leaving the town.
In the fight Frank E. Normant, a
prominent young insurance man, and a
man named Redmond, from North
Carolina, and Constables McLemon
and Pepper were killed outright.
When Governor Tillman received
the news a hasty conference was held
with adjutant general Farley, special
train was ordered and the three local
militia companies were ordered to as
semble at their armories.
Colonel Wylie Jones Of the Palmet-
to regiment, was ordered at o'clock
BY the governor to proceed with troops
to Darlington. 1t at once became a
question whether the militiamen, all
sympathizers with Darlington, would
60.
The members Of the Columbia Zou-
ayes aud Governors Guards assembled
at their respective armories but re-
fused to go to Darlington, declaring
they would disband first.
Three companies at Columbia dis
banded.
Governor Tillman having failed to
get the Columbia militia to go he or
dered out the Charleston militia. This
created great excitement in that city,
and it is not probable that the Charles
ton troops will go.
Adjutant General Farley left on a
special train for Darlington at 10
O'Clock at night, The light infantry
Of Sumpter have refused to go to Oar
lington, but Farley will be Joined by
the Guards Of Manning. It's suspect
ed that the epraged people Of Darling
ton are determined upon e1terminat-
ing the spies and they are bound to be
iuterfered with by the militia.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06
Msssy In relsphsass.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Bell Telephone com.
pany was held 10 the Boston oi6ces Of
the company on the 9Th, and the
present board Of directors were 70.
elected. The tressurer's report gives
the net earnings for tho year a. o..
a2b, ts6. o., an increase Of $500, $40. NJ
over last year. The expenses Of the
company for the past year have been
d ,s5S, oi.30, and the regular and ex.
tra dividends paid to the ckholdsr.
amount 70 t3,S30, 100. The value Of
the compsny's assc,s In limos, real cs
tate, stock, accounts receivable, etc.
Ia t4b, 7i2, 3a0.b2.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

Eggs, ranch Ice, state lilo; butter,
best creamery 24Ce25c, dairy l5c; hay,
upland baled tllCatl2, second bottomts
ass. 30; alfalfa 10. 90; oa,s u. 1901. ID;
potatoes tl.0o(otl.l0; cattle. choice
stecrst 2. 9o(d$3. 25, cows ". l0,at2. 80,
native feeders u. Go(st3. 90 hogs, choice
t4.50; spring chickens t2.5oCat3. 70
per don. turkeys &c.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

hibition against Judge Allen forbid
ding him from taking further action
on the case before the Supreme Court
hears it. 1t is hoped that on Monday
the court will decide to go into the
merits Of the case and settle it once
for all.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

PRINCE CoLoSSA. who died the
other day at Rome, is not the hus-
band OF Miss Mackay. as was At frst
supposed. The Colonnas are All
ancient family. and It is the head who
has passed away. lie belongs to the
first line. Colonna-Paliano. and will
be succeeded In his titles. which are
many, and his estate. which Is small.
by his son. The second branch OF
the family Is the Stigliano. and the
Mackay alliance was with . nephew
OF Its head. who Is merely prince do
Galatro. so years old. impccunious,
and now bcreft Of his means OF sup.
port.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

A MINISTER was dragged from the
pulpit at Birmingham. Ala, and
taken to the penitentiary whence as
a life-term murderer he had made
his escape two years before. Thus
are stumbling blocks sometimes
thrown in the way OF people who
manifest tendency to reform.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

Another Deeision-Auothsr InJaaciioa.
The appeal Of Orr and Martin Of the
old Denver police board TO the Su.
preme Court was rejected by the court,
1t refused to review the action of
Judge Glynn in dismissing the in.
junction.
Orr and Martins attorneys then ap.
piled to Judge Allen, also Of the dis.
trict court, for an injunction. lie is.
sued a temporary injunction against
Mullins and Barnes, intended to re.
strain them from interfering with the
old board until such time as the quo
warranto proceedings already insti.
tutcd by the district attorney had been
decided by the court.
Before the attorneys could get this
injunction served the new board ap.
pointed II. NJ. Behymcr for chief Of
police, and steps were taken to organ.
izc new force. The result was tina,
there came near being riot, but tho
injunction was finally served and on
the advice Of their lawyers the new
board ceased their activities.
Governor Waite was reported To be
very impatient Of the delay in seating
the new board aud threatened to do.
clare martial law.
The new board appealed Thursda,
to Judge Glynn for an order restrain.
ing the old board from acting, and h,
granted IT, Orr and Martin refused
to obey aud will be called up to an
swcr for contempt They claim tina,
the injunction Of Judge Glynn was In
operative because Of that Of judy,
Allen issued the day before. tn,
Barnes and Mullins lawyers claim
tina, Judge Glynn's injunction was
continuation Of the for mer proceed
ings in hi- court and takes prcccdcnc,
over the action o. Judge Allen.
The new chief Of police, Behymcr,
resigned his position. Tho o,hcl
chief, John + Stone, was arrested
for his violcp, conduct on wcdncsda,
night and fined $50 by the polio,
Judge, The case was appealed.
The Supreme Court on Friday is
sued temporary writ Of prohibition
TO restrain Judge Glynn Of the Dis
trict Cour, from taking further action
In the FIRE and police dispute and or
derins him TO transcribc record Of
tbc proceedings so that the cour,
might review bi. action. While the
Supreme Court was doing this, Judge
Glynn sci aside the injunction issued
against The new board by Judge Allen
the day before.
Tn Saturday the Supreme cour,
acted again by issuing a writ Of pro.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

THERE is good news from Cannes
for the English yachtsmen. The
prince OF Wales Britannia has won
the prize OF the yacht club Of France.
beating the valkyrie. The future
king may now grow ambitious and
dream about racing the Vigilant
Vigilant va. Britannia ought 10 be
interesting.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

The naval officer who had charge
OF tho kearsarge admits now that he
did not take observations himself for
day or two before the wreck. but
made his calculations on observa-
nons taken by naval cadet lie had
not seen any service for seven years
before being assigned TO duty a.
commanding ofilcec of this ship.
Thus tho system OF fsvoritism. which
gives long shore duty TO favored oiii-
GERS, Is doubtless responsible for tho
loss OF vessel valuable in itself and
still richer In historical Associatio
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

II has boon asked, DOCS adver.
Using payP' A German journal. the
MANNER 'Nachrictcn." replies 10
this question by giving tho following
fact. the authenticity OF which It
guarantees A person advertised
that no would pay i've marks 10 the
sender Of the largest potato In less
than fifteen days tho clever aaver-
iiscr found himself lin possession OF
~ many sacks full Of tho very ancs,
potatoes. which. after paying tho
nvo marks promised for tho largcs,
example. might bc rcckoned very
profitable speculation.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

REV. THOMAS Dixon. JR., is = New
York clergyman who has evidently
been west OF Buffalo Al all events
he has a clearly defined idea OF the
greatness and tho resources OF tho
Wost He realizes that the narrow
ness and the dissatisfaction OF the
East are u menace to the nation.
But his voice is as Of one crying In
the wilderness The troglody tes
have wrapped their heads In skins
and do not hear him.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

THERE is one man In New Yori,
that does not believe In suicide. lie
stated to the justice that he aban-
doned his wife because "he WAS
passionately fond Of good pastry and
that his wife's pies always gave him
indigestion, they were so heavy"
This comes from marrying q cook.
1t is Uiuch safer to hire one
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

Coxcy. industrial army Ia beginning
To assume serious proportions in tho
Southwest and il awakening serious
thought among the people Two hun
dred Of the army arrived Sunday on y
stock train and joined their comrades
who we're enmpcd a, Little Rock, Ar.
kansas 900 more at San Antonio are
awaiting transportation,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

YOU'VE Mr.. Ruser lately carved his
father to death in particularly
cold blooded manner When ar
raigned in court Ruser refused to
take off his hat The prisoner will
get into trouble II he continues these
tactics. Murder is sometimes an
noying. but contempt OF court is .
serious matter.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

The fish at the Durango hatchery
are reported by Commissioner sarlcr
to be doing vol, The Herald states
tina, he has recently received = con.
signment Of rainbow trout, about 1000
In number end from three 10 si1 inchc.
in length. This give. three varieties,
native, Eastern brook and California.
A. soon Ms the high water comes down
y large quantity Of trout will be turned
into the river, and In few years the
Animas should be the ,porumsp's
parsdite
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

! NOTWITHSTANDING the seemingly
unqualified success Of the intramural
elevated railway in the worlds fair
grounds. the projectors OF a new
elevated road in Chicago do not
seem disposed to adopt the electri
system. Steam locomotives are to
be employed. This will be sur
prise to many who were confident
that the days Of steam power for
municipal rapid transit we're about
closed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

/ A WOMAN at Port Townsend has
paid the penalty for being out OF the
style. Customs officers arrested her
and confiscated q hustle knowing
that at this date any woman who
would wear one OF these horrors
ought to go to Jail. tits hardly nee
essary to state that the hustle
sslged with Struggled goods.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

Later reports from South Carolina
state that the situation IL serious.
Nearly all the militia companies In
the state have refused to proceed to
Darlington and most Of them have dis.
banded. Governor T'illman imnc-
dia,cly So, to work with the aid Of his
officers to organize new companies
who would be loyal, lie has ordered
the railroads not To transport armed
bodies Of men without his permission,
but they disrorardcd the order lie
has declared Darlington and Florence
under martial Law. !, Is believed that
thorc will yet be morn hlnndshnd.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06
THE SUSPENSE ENDED
NO ss,oN,oaAoE ron GROVER.
IL yinas KusA yauls WITH TIE Fern
aad Substance ~ Dlaaa's 1iiL-
Asks Authority - Il.
aua Aopa AonAa.

IL yinds NusA Yauls WITH The Fern
aad Substance ~ DlAna's 1iil.-
Asks Authority - Is
sue Mere Donas.
President Cleveland sent to Con
gress on the 29th his disapproval Of
the seigniorass bill. While express
ing his regret at being unable to agree
with Congress, he stated that his sense
Of duty required that he should veto
tho silver bill. His grounds for doing
70 were numerous. He pointed out
it, defects Of language, which he CON
sidered serious. He expresses the
fear that the sanction Of the bill would
cause q revival Of the distrust that has
hitherto prevailed but is now disap.
pearins. He said in closing:
regard this section first a. embod-
ying plan by which the government
will DO obliged to pay out its seanty
store Of gold for no other purpose than
10 force an unnatural addition Of sill
yer money into the hands Of our peo-
pie. This 10 an exact reversal OF pol
10y which safe finance dictates IL We
are to preserve parity between gold
and silver and maintain sensible BIZ
metallism.
We have now outstanding more than
1888, 000, 900 in silver certificates, it,
sued under existing laws. They are
serving the purpose Of the money use
fully and without question. Our gold
reserve, amounting to, only . little
more than 800, 900, 600, 10 directly
charged with the redemption Of 1916,
600, 900 Of the United States notes.
When it 10 proposed to initiate our sill.
yer currency it 10 time for strengthen.
ing our gold reserve instead Of de.
plotting it.
can not conceive Of longer step
toward silver monometallism than we
take when We spend our gold to buy
silver certificates for circulation, es.
pecially in view Of the practical diff.
culties surrounding the replenishment
II our gold.
This leads me to earnestly present
the desirability Of granting to the sec.
rotary OF the treasury q better power
than now exists to issue bonds to pro.
tect our gold reserve, when for any
reason it should be necessary. Our
currency is in such confused condi.
ton and our financial affairs are apt Ia
assume at any time so crucial posi-
tion that it seems to me such course
is dictated by ordinary prudence.
am not insensible to the arguments
in favor Of coming the bullion seign.
forage now in the treasury and be.
lieve it could be done safely and with
advantage il the secretary Of the treas.
ury had the power to issue bonds at q
low rate Of interest under authority in
substitution and better suited to the
protection Of the treasury.
hope way will present itself in
the near future for the adjustment Of
our monetary Affairs in such compre.
hensive and conservative manner as
will afford to silver its proper place in
our currency; but in the meantime,
am extremely solicitous that whateve,
action we take on this subjec, may be
such as to prevent loss and discourage
ment to our people at homo and the
restoration Of confidence in our 6nan-
cial management abroad.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

A HORSE which participated In q
dramatic performance in New York
jumped OF the stage the other night
INTO the orchestra Tho play which
will drive horse to desperation
must be farce-comedy.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

1'nr quidnuncs Of Now York arc
again exploiting tho Gould family.
To-day Howard Gould II about To
initiate his brother George and
marry AN address, The New York
papers will become monotonous In.
decd when once the Gotud- are all
married OF.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06
western News Notes.


May 4th will be Arbor day in Wyo
ming.
Mr.. Frank j. Hard, Of Denver, hal
in press a new State directory which
gives promise Of filing . long-felt
want.
The militia officers throughout Col
orado are having no trouble in re
cruiting their companies to the full
number.
Strangers visiting Denver willis. fine
the Oxford Hotel convenient TO the
depot, reasonable in price and first
class in every particular.
The three Indians who murdered
the trader, D. NJ. Smith, at Defiance,
New Mexico, have been turned over tt
the autho rites by their chief.
Great quantities Of sugar beet seed
are being distributed among the
farmers of Utah, who all seem anxious
to experiment with the growing Of
sugar beets. Requests for the seed
have been received from nearly every
section Of the territory. as ~
Because the Fate Utah lsgisiaftre
refused to make an appropriation fol
the territorial university and the con
sequent necessity Of reducing ex-
peu'''' 'Ae p'o,'s'''' nav ~
-Io = 'u' - ' wv ....: "
o'N'' " 'o"' '"' ~
Chairman A. H. New OF the Wyo'
ming Democratic State Central com
mlttee has removed John oharle'
Thompson from the position OF secre.
tary OF the committee and appointed
NJ. Il. Blake OF Sheridan IN ms stead
Mr. Thompson is preparing to remove
iroh 'he state'
h"p'oy' 'en' 'seh'ies ~ De"ref ~
port pe'.ei aena"u ,of 'aour' one'.
e,S are putting eanss " NofH y. .ne'l
s''s ne"ps anu r''''0au' aie oes,an.ut
~, ~ put on thei' se0''o" gangs asa, ~,
Nc 'wo grippe 0'eeA ,oAu' al. ''''.
using 'A,se 'o'.es' a"u '"''' "''p 'u'
'"e ,o''' '''""..o"'
uenerai Hamilton free SILVER
Legion started from Denver on .he'r
A.. Il. -. ID. 1A
way to washington on the ISL liam
iiton was detained on charge OF petty
larceny, Out ne hopes 10 ge. ON anu
]oin ms army In lew days ihey
WIN 90 VIA colorado springs ana fu'
eblo' They started on the street cars
In compliance with mandamus Of
the Wyoming Supreme Court, Secre-
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06
CHEAP TELEPHONES.
As = Result of the Expiration OF the He'll
Patents Instruments Come Down. .

80" " ~ 'sr u Hboil
Patents Instruments Come Down.
A conference of the local managers
OF the Colorado Telephone Company
throughout the state was held at the
Office of General Manager Field, in
Denver, on the 10Th.
There were present p. W. johnson
Of Cripple Creek, j. A. Voorhees, OF
Colorado Springs, r. r. Rodda, Of
Central City, q. g. Scelye Of Pueblo,
j. r. Whalen Of Leadville, J. s.
Fisher of Aspen, and II. G. Legge OF
Boulder.
Chairman Field announced that with
the lapse of the original Bell paten,
ON the magnetic transmitter a number
OF concerns were preparing to put pri.
vate outfits on the market and the
Bell people do not propose to get left.
They will accordingly, as already stat.
ed, furnish handsome instrument at
$3.50. This will be similar in appear.
ance to the little square box on the
top Of the phones now in general use
1t will have the call bell and two mag
petic telephones, one for use as re
ceiver, the other as a transmittcr
For $l5 and the cost Of the necessary
connecting wire business men car
hereafter connect their Offices and res
licences, etc, without any further cx
pense, for service or royalty what
ever.
II was also announced that by Au
gust two new lines would be con
structcd between Pueblo and Trinidad
and Lcadville aud Aspen, thus joinin,
all the present lines in the state il
one great circuit.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

BosToN wants a subway for rapid
transit. 1t is thu only way for Boston
to get straight line between any
two points In the city whereby even
a race horse could make time.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

ProrLr In Pi,,sburp IRE marrying
30 as TO secure at ~ per day an
opportunity for work that IL with.
hold from single mon The error Of
marrying for money has formerly
been conansd 10 other circle.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

Relative to the retirement from the
directorate Of tho Central Pacific road
Of President Huntington and Directors
q. p. Huntington, Charlie. y. Croker
and Stephen 7. Gage, the San Francis.
co Call reports 9. =. Huntington a.
saying that II the government dosf
not accept the present bill bcfo,c
Congress postponins the time Of pay.
ment Of the bonds to y reasonable pc.
Rod, the probability is that the first
mortgage boudholdos will take the
road.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06
News From Everywhere.
Df. Brown-Sequard Is dead.

Tho Kearsarge is total wreck, her
hull having burned to the waters edge.
Secretary Morton s.v, that the rain.
making experiments have mot been i.
success.
A family OF eight children were
burned to death in their homo near
Charleston,
Conductors and tr,inmsn ON the
Great Northern road are considering
the reduced wage schedule.
m. rTn;on p.,;s, .s,o,-.nh.,. b.v.
reseh.d An ag,eement v;tb n. r.ce;v.
ers concerning their scale.
Gov.rnor Mckinley ~ ob;o made !.
speech NJ M;nneanol;. nm the 29tb he.
fore the state leaeue 81 Renublic.n
clubs.
The total coal graduation of the
limited State, Last wear v,. 1s4 31e /.
400 short ton. or 900 473 ton, morn
than in 1892
Coxey's army ia living high q, the
farmers along the road in Ohio are
furnishing them with all the delic.eie.
Of the season
An.v.,....o. , A.. &c.,
T,l,oron viii annear in Ro.ton Anil
g. Il viii advocate the advanced
school NJ bi.met.ll;,m
n. Io,. Hor.. !, R.nr...,,.,;v.
n....d Iii, .I,o-;.. -onan - vo.s
for c;.v town md school slsct;on, and
N. issuance ~ honds
w;,,;.p
40. ooo " "A' D'e" s"
GU '.'ooO ua"Ase' AsA'ns' 'usse"
oas' ~, '"Ju',es ie'e''eu "nen 'o!
S'o', u.opp'u "'"""'''' ''"o :"
oase om'e'
Inc direo'orS Oh the freemd" 3 Jour
na'' after stormy meeting removed
iimothy heaiy from the board, and
they also voted 70 replace mr. Dliion
~ WI oone'
DIX new telephone companies nave
nied articles OF incorporation In Ari-
Iona' iney Will operate all over the
the laws are very favorable.
The Argentine repubIic b.. .,re.d
to allow the Portuguese To land the
Brazilian refugees II PORTUGAL will re-.
| lieye Argentine Of .nv resnons;bilitv
for ignoring Brazil's protest.
If recruits for Coxey's army con.
tipue to appear during the next month
as numerously as at present they will
overrun the District Of Columbia, pro.
vided they can get there from the
West.
Emperor Francis Joseph and Empe.
ror William met at Abbasia Thursday,
aboard the German war ship Moltke.
Two hundred bottles Of champagne
were sent aboard by the German en-
peror for his guests.
Sarah and Linda Billings Of Win
chester, Ohio, committed suicide. One
was engaged to be married. Their
love for each other was so great that
they could not separate, so they took
poison.
Anna L. Swiunerton Of Chicago has
obtained n $40, 900 Judgment against
George L. Boutellier, . New York dry
goods man. While in the store boy
| employed there snapped pin, destroy.
| ine one Of the woman's eyes.
Deputv Collector K,b;, h,, com.
pleted the registration Of the Chinese
in Wyoming There are Aga Cel.,ti,ls
a, Rock Snriny. 10 Al Evan.ton 40 n,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

Fritz Kloctxer, shoemaker, killed
his wife aud four children at his home
In Dodgeville, New York, and then
committed suicide. lie had been out
Of work for long time and despond.
oncy is supposed to have led to the
deed. For weeks he has been selling
Oh his furniture, piece by piece, to
pay for bread for his family.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06
"A beetle can draw twenty times It's own
weight SO eau mustard plaster.


on medicinal agents is gradually RELOCATING
The old.time herbs, pills, draughts and wege-
table extracts to the rear and bringing Into
general use the pleasant and effective liquid
laxative, Syrup Of Figs. To get the true
remedy see that II Is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by
all leading druggists.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

INF ei6Sof Italy is closing out
e2lS&0& real estate at bargain
pssssssA IS he retains places at
Rome, Turin, Florence. Venice. Ma
pies and Palermo. to say nothing OF
hunting grounds and fish ponds aud
few other rural Injuries, he will
not DO left utterly homeless and
houseless. 1t is not every king that
has as many changes Of palace as
changes of linen.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

THEY are running an ugly mans
show in competition with the beauty
show in Brussels. Four to one that
the ugly mans show Is the more
attractive.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-04-06

The man who Ia too fond Of his ante usu-
ally makes the acquaintance Of his uncle.