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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-16
An Exceedingly Oppressive Judicial
Act.

Florence Hall and his wife were indict-
ed for selling policy gigs. and plead
guilty. Hall admitted having been in
the business for a period of three years,
last two years. The offense to which
he plead guilty was committed two
years ago.. The law under which he
was indicted simply imposed a fine as
penalty.
Last winter the Legislature passed a
law of drastic severity which makes
Imprisonment the penalty in every case
of gambling. Judge Hudspeth, in pass
ing sentence on the man, said that, al
though he was indicted under the old
law which imposed q fine. it was the
duty of the Court to carry out the in
act. He therefore sentenced the man
to a year in State Prison and costs.
This is queer law and queerer justice.
It is almost incredible that in this age
a man can be indicted under one statute,
and induced TO plead guilty under it,
and then have Judgment passed upon
him under another and much severer
enactment. We do not believe the higher
courts would uphold for one hour any
such oppressive ruling
If the overt acts covered by the in
dictment were, as Hall asserts, commit
is in violation of Article L, Section X,
Paragraph /, of the Federal Constitution,
which provides that mo State shall
pass any bill of attainder or
ex post facto law" 1t is plain thai if
q State may not pass an ex post facto
law. its courts may not give its statutes
an ex post facto application.
Halls counsel should appeal the case.
THE Republicans are organizing a
movement to harrass the President and
Secretary Gresham for consenting to
place the United States in the position
of intermediary in the quarrel between
Japan and China. This is -partisanship run
mad. The position of the United States
in this matter is most honorable and
yet involves no risks whatever. This
government has been urged by the
European powers to intervene in the
interests of humanity and civilization.
Recognizing their own entanglements
and their own warlike tendencies, the
nations appealed to us as the great rep
resentative of the spirit of peace and
the doctrine of peaceful arbitration.
The Intervention has been undertaken
by the Administration in the most con-
sentative spirit. 1t is calculated to en-
nance our reputation and influence every
where and TO draw closer the bonds
which exist between us and the belliger-
ent powers 1t costs us nothing but the
ordinary expenses of diplomatic cour-
tesies. We incur no liabilities. We can
not be dragged into the fight. W. have
honor and power offered to us at no cost.
Any interference by Republicans will
be most unpatriotic.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-16
From Youth 10 Age.

when l was a boy" said Mr.. Hasbin
Swift, 'it was no trick at all for me to handle
a horse. I'd take the widest kind of an ami
NAL and run him once around the track, and
then he'd be broke" Il suppose you en-
joyed that more than the horse did," II
guess so. But the horse got even. Now he
runs around the track once, and when he
gets through I'm broke. washington Star.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-16
SARAH BERNHARDT's BED.

Every one has heard Of Sarah Bernhardt's
curious bed, which is like no other one to
be seen in France or elsewhere. 1t is nearly
fifteen feet broad and when the fascinating
Sarah is indisposed and receives her intimate
friends reposing on a couch, she looks like a
red plurpaged bird floating on a great sea
of white satin.-Philadelphias Press.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-16
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1894.

This paper is Democratic IN principles
and is Independent in ats uie,os on W. local
questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-16

SENATOR BRADLEY is out against
General Sewell, and the average Repub-
lican eader is secretly kicking himself
over the glorious victory of 1885.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-16

NOW thai the Republicans are victor
ious, the Evening Journal" is scramb-
ling to get in out of the wet.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-16
His case Not T,inenosed.

Are you badly hurt, Mrs. Getalong?" in
auired the anxious neighbor, sitting down by
the side Of the bed. II don't know how badly
I'm hurt said the victim of the railway
accident, feebly, until I've seen my lawyer"
-Chicaro Tribune.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-16
HIGH PRICED STAMPS.

The celebrated collection Of Australian.
stamps owned by MIR. NJ. p. Castle, vice.
president of the London Phiiatelie Society.
has been sold for $4,000. This Is the largest
price ear paid for a collection or stasap2.As
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-16
S~TTUATTONS WANTED.

T,RIvER-YOUNG A AS DRIVER, CARRIAGE,
~ or washer; good references. Il. NlTSCHIE. No.
$40 Garfield avenue.
The state herald., 1894-09-07
NOTICE.

Upon an investigation Tho county
commissioners find that in tho year 1887
tho ciiizeas of what was then Logan Co
including especially tho territory now
known ms Phillips county, pe!itioned the
county board To declare all town md
section lines public roads rs provided for
In revised statutes of the Unitod States
See, 2!I1 and by the statutes OF Coora-
do, and tho county board granted the
prayer OF tho petitioners and declared
all town aud section lines public roads
Us pruyitcl by lav In all township and
section lines ia PHILIPPE county Colorado
AMI said township and section lines are
public roads and the citizens Of said dis,
tric,s will govern themselves accordingly
nnd nil parties having fences running
icross snch town and section lines IRE
hereby nJtitied 10 remove all ohs,ruc
tions from gail roads within 80 days from
the date ol publication of this notice.
by order Of the board Of county CON.
missionrfa y. W. Broas,
L, LEBl,Sc, Deputy. Co ClerK.
The state herald., 1894-09-07

We take this opportunity OF informing
our subscribers that the new Commits
ioner of Pensions has been appointed
lie is an old toliier, and We believe TIM,
justice at his hands. We do not antlci
pate that there will be any radical
changes in the administration of penson
affairs under tho ncw regime.
We would advise, however, that U. S.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take
steps to make application n. once, il
they have not already done SO, in order
to secure the benefit of the early filing
Of their claims in saEc there should be-
any future pension legislation Smell
legislation is seldom retroactive. There
tore il is of great Importance that appli.
cations be filed In the department, at the
earlicst possible date.
II u. $. Soldiers, Sailors. or their Wild
owe, Children, or Parents desire inform
alton in regard to pension matters, the,
should write to Til Press Claims Com
pany, ut Washington, d. O., and the,
will prepare and send the necessary mp
plica,iou. IL they find them entitled un
der the numerous laws enacted for ,hcil
benefit. Address.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
JoHs WEDpEIGrRS, Managing Atty,
=. q. Box, 3S1 Washington, ID. {
The state herald., 1894-09-07


Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of 4
writ of special execution issued out OF tn,
county court OF Phillips county. Colorado
dated Aug LIST, 1874 and 10 me as sheriff direct
cd In favor OF Lucy II. Afford. plaintiff and
against Charles ID. Duncan, Nancy Duncan
and George T.. Clark. defendants for the sum
of seven hnnirrd mnety.ihrec dollars and
sevcntyseyen cents damages. aid thirry-onc
dollars and Gfty cents costs and occruing and
whereby am commanded 10 sell the follow.
ing described rcalestaic. to.wi,:
The northeast u OF section number seven
l7) In iown,hip seven "a north in range forty
six asl west OF tho sixth principal mcridian
In Phillips county, Colorado. TO satisfy said
amounts shall on Saturday the list day OF
SPIT 1871 offer the above described prem
i-cs for sale at public auction at the hour Of /:
o'clock y. M. Of said day at the front door oi
the coul house IN IIolyok.. Colorado to tn,
highest and best bidder therefore. Dated
ihissnd day Of August is9L
AT. GurnRIE, Sheriff.
The state herald., 1894-09-07

The production OF Gcsiiyerized lead
amounted to S8,712 net tons against
o5,92l for the first hall Of 1898, and OF
soit lend 1860 net tons, against 1906
for the corresponding period last year.
The total production of refined lend was
102, 3S2 net tons, against 1926 in the
lirst half OF 1893, aud now the new tariff
law comes in to plague the lead indus
Try.
A dispatch from Ell Paso, Tex, dated
Aug q, the day before the senate hill
went into effect, says: an the Mexican
Central railway yards IN Cnidad Juarez,
Mex, are mere than 800 cars OF silver
lead ores waiting for the new tariff bill
to go into effect tonight before transfer
ring to the United States Many Mexi-
can silver mines running high in lead,
which closed on account Of the Window
ruling will nor be opened up again, and
1t is thopght another smelter will be
erected here at an early day"
Tho only consolation is that the senate
bill md not the Wilson bill became the
law. Tho latter admitted silver lead ores
Tree OF duty. The Mckinley tariff was
~ cents, and the rate under the new
law is a cent.
Why should the congress- OF the United
States legislate against Americans and
in behalf Of Ec2lund and Mexico?--
Denver Times-Sun.
The state herald., 1894-09-07
eeatty,s pIanoa ana organa.

Hon. DANIEL L. Beatty, the grea, Organ
and Piano msn Of Washington. y. j., ..
bns.cr than ever. In isso Sir. Beatty left
hons pcun.less pillow boy. and by his in
domiiahle viii hehas worked his way up
20 asto sell 50 far. nearly 10000 OF Bealty's
Piuuo' aud Organs since 1870. Nothing
seems 10 dishear,on him; obstacles laid In
his way. tlial Mould have wrecked any ordi
nary msn forever, lie iutns 10 an advertise
menl amt .e'ne- nni of |, brighter than
ever. It's lh.lthmrnts are M use every
wlsrc. Wrbre Informed that during The
neal ten years he Intends to sell soo.oou
iuefr Of his make. that means n business 81
hhVp.ul u We psclri.c them at slU0 each.
II Is nltrndy 'hp largest buginrss NJ the kind
w existence Read hi, advertisement.
The state herald., 1894-09-07
silERIrf's SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF n
writ OF special execution issued out OF the
county court Of Phillips county Colo. dated
Aug |. 1894 and To me rs sheriff directed la
favor q Frederick Ripley plaintiff aud ~
galns' George Bsinhridgc, Lizzie
hainbridgc. Edwin N Binford aud
George CLARK defendants for tho sum
If ieas Is damages aud tsn % costs and accru
ing cost and whereby am commanded to
sell the following described real estate to
wi'i The n-c y sec u ~ snriT q op IN Ia
Phillips county Colorado.
To satisfy said amounts shall offer said
premises for sale ut public auction on satur,
day the day OF sept lsgi at the hour Of i.
O'Clock y IN nj the front door OF the court
honae In iIolyokc Phillips county Colo. To Tn,
highest and b ii bidder therefor.
Dated Aug, /: le?t
GUTHRIE shetin
The state herald., 1894-09-07
paten is .
NOTICE TO INVENTORS.

There was never n time in the history
Of our country whom the demand Tor in
,entinns and Improvements in the arts
and sciences generally WAS 20 great ms
pow. The convcnioncss of manlsiad in
tho. factory nnd workshop, the house
hold, ON the farm, and In official lie, re
qnife continual acceaa,uns TO the Gppur-
tongnces and implements Of each in or.
der TO tavc labor, time aud expense. The
political change in the administration Of
government does rot affect the progfcsa
OF tbs American inventor, who being on
tho alert. and ready TO perceive the ex-
is,ing Deficiencies, does not permit, the
affairs OF government 10 deter him from
quickly conociyipg the remedy to over
come existing discrepancies. Too great
caro- can no, be exercised In chooting n
competent ard sltillful attorney 20 pre-
pare and prosecute an application FOR
patent. Valuable interests have been
lost and destroyed In ipnumcrablc IN
stances by the employment Of ineompe.
tent counsel, md especially is this al-
vic, applicable to those who adopt the
"No patent, no pny' systcm. Inventors
WHO entin1i their business 10 this class
OF ntiorncys.do 40 at imminent risk. rs
the breadth mud strength OF tho paicnt
u mover considered In view OF quick
ondonyor to get an allowance and ob,nin
the f,o then duo. THEPRESS CLAIMS
COMPANY, John Wolderhufn, General
Manager. 5lS Y street. n W., Washing
ton. y. g., representing large number
Of important daily and weekly papeni, Mn
we'll ne general periodicals Of tho country
wan Instituted TO pto,cc, is pniiona
from the unnnfo methods heretofore ON.
] ployed In ihia line ~ buain,sn The
raid company Ia prepared 10 tnl,o charge
OF all patent bueinras entrusted TO /, Tor
reasonable fcen, mud prepares Bnd pros
ecntoa applications generally. including
mechanical Inventions, design patents,
Trade mnfl,a, labels. copyrights, inter
! icfcncta. inffinpementH. validity repofie,
aud gives especial attention 10 rejected
oabes. II 10 also prepared 10 enter into
competition with amy firm IN occurring
foreign patcntn.
Write for Instructions nni advice.
Joir WrpbHnnrha,
0ls + Street.
T.. o hnS 3oo. WADliugluu, DC,
The state herald., 1894-09-07

d. W. Fuller OF canajohnric NY, snyn
that no alanys keeps Or. Kings New
Discovery 10 tho house and his family
han nlwayo found the very brai results
follow Ia nsci that no would not be With.
ont IL, II procurahle. G. A. DyLeman
DruggiH', ca,akiil. y. Y. says that Dr..
Kings New Discovery Ia undoubtedly
tue bee, Cough remedy that lao has nfta
II IN his family Tor eight ycnfs, aud IL has
never failed 10 do all that t. clalmnd for
II Why No, try remedy 80 loag tired md
tested. Trial bottle free ut City Drug
Store Regular sizr Doc undsl 90.
The state herald., 1894-09-07

IiJ virtue NJ special execution iuisd August
isi, irpi Issued gu. the Clerk. office OF ihr
county conri of phillips county and stats Of
Colorado. and Ia me directed, whereby I a,n
commanded To max. tho sum of His hundred
AMI three dollars and nfty.rlght cents.
ttpg by. and costs OF suit the amount ~ n
certain judgment obtained AGAINST ssiiie
'hntchiii, uhorgn v. Clark aud William y,
F~irrpan IN favor of Mary !, Harris out ~
Tic lands. i"nomenia goods nnd chatiic. of
The said sam" Churchill, vuorpa ". Cinrk aud
William v. tnitarnnni
have levied on tho following property,
tp-wiii
1hnH'w tsw ~ i sociinn thlriy.four laii
In township -ey.n az north In range forty.
four 90 ~o-t ~ thu sixth principal meridian
In fblilis county. Colombo.
Therefore, according to said command. I
shall expose for sale. ~ public auction, nii
titotisht little and interest OF Tho above named
rallie Churchill. uuofno 4, CLARK aud william,
" friietnnn IN aud Ia the nhovr desciibgd
property. on saturday the lat day Ut sept
1871, NJ o'clools y. N. At the front door ~
eoiifi house IN iioiyok,. toln. Dated IN iioi,
yNhr ihlH 7nd day - August iHei
A. y, UrInnir
Aheiiif u inliiipa equity
The state herald., 1894-09-07

Tho demo-pops seom very much wof.
RED bbou, the manner in which Waite
IL conducting his campaign. II there ia
one distinctive feature Of the populist
platform above iiS giconhhek idea il 10
'h- doctrine ~ palerralism. OF this
Waite Is til, III excmplar aud eulndi-
mcnt. Hc believes IN the doctrine OF pa.
tornalism absolutely, mi % docs the
Omaha platform. In cairying on his
campaign hc Is bat carrying out tho
principle. Of hi, patty and all who op-
pose his plan Of ctmpnign are opposinR
populirm Boulder County Herald.
The state herald., 1894-09-07
THERE'S ALWAYS A REASON.

1t is I'M easy thing to account for the
wonderful growth OF the Daily STATE
Journal recently. Its price has been re-
duced To so cents Per month without
Sunday, or CO cents with Sunday. The
Journal has always been reliable and
honest, printing the news without fear
or favor. The people OF Nebraska realize
that they need n paper published Mt the
capital, and when the price Of Tho Jour
nal was reduced the subscription list
grew at phenomenal rate. The Jour
nal is Nebraska paper through and
through.
The state herald., 1894-09-07
LA N D c A SEES.

LAND PATENTS secured for settlers in
the shortest possible time.
CONTESTED CASES.
Contested cases intellisently and
skillfully handled.
OLD CLAIMS AND DISPUTES.
Old clnims and disputes speedily
Settled.
CONTESTS
between individuals having conflicting
cluims under the agricultural land laws
and those between claimants under the
MINERAL LAWS and agricultural claim,
ants; and also between claimants under
any of the public land laws and the
Railroad Companies aud their grantees,
and thG States and their grantees under
he SWAMP LAND AND GCHooL.LAND
GRANTS.
Specially made OF securing patents III
the shortest possible time for settlers
who have fully complied with the laws
under which their, entries were made.
and who are annoyed and worried by de
lays in the issue Of tlicir patents, caused
by THRILLING IRREGULARITIES which can
oe easily aud speedily removed.
Advice also given in all matters relat
ing to the public lands, especially OF
points arising under the new laws wheel
have been vecently passed providing foi
lhe disposal Of the public domain.
II you want your land patent in i
rurry-lf you want your land business,
II any character, attended to by skilIfn
md competent attorneys, and prompt.
disposed OF, write 10
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
IoHS WEppEnnuRS, GsnI. Manager,
2 o. Box $50. Washington, d. @.
The state herald., 1894-09-07

The factions q The democratic party
"a Colorado have shaken hands ncioaa
the bloody rhnfm und now peace and
harmony uigtn supreme In the demo.
cratic comp Tho conventions oil tho
tao factions mot NJ Denver Monday Of
this week and united In plncins n state
ticket In tho fold For governor they
named C. s. Thomas OF Denver, liouion.
mt governor, Y. Moston Of Pueblo,
secretary d state, DR.. j, T.. Meyer Of
Lake county, TREASURER. Cashmere Baroln
Of Trinidad, nuiiior. j, S. Swain oI
Garfield couulysupcrinicndhut 81 publIr
instruction, Mls. Mary G. G. BmtfJid,
Denver, attorney general, j. Il. Crimson
oi III pnso county, judge u the bupr,me
c,,url, v. u Markham OF Denver, regents
Of tho State u hiv,nily. T. u. Wheeler
aud MIS-. M Macon.
The state herald., 1894-09-07
tFirst publication July 20)
AI.JAl SIM MONO

State OF Colorado, County Of Logan, 81.
In the District Court, IS. Judicial District.
Mrs. A p Sheriff. frat namc unknown, plaintiff
Vs. andrew Observation-Disclosures his
vito, first namo unknown, Capital National
Bank Of Lincoln, Neh., corporation doing
business under the laws Of tho U 8 of \, Kent X
Hayden receiver, Stark Il Mosher, Arthur NJ
Sturk n Edwin W Moshor defendants.
THE PEOPLE OFTHES'rATEO OF COLORADO
To Andrew Snowberger- -snowberger his
wife. first name unknown, National Bank Of
Lincoln, Incorporation, Kent Hayden receiver
Stark 4 Moslier, Arthur NJ stark 4 Edwin W
Mosher tho defendants above named greeting:
You IRE hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by tho above named plnint-
tiff In tho district court OF Logan county, state
of Colorado, and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service hereof, II
served within this county or II served out Of this
county, or by publication, within thirty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of the dry OF
service; or Judgment by default will DO taken
against you according to tho prayer Of tho com
plant; and II a copy Of the complaint in the
above entitled action BIO not served with this
summons, or il the service hereof be made gu
OF this state. then ten days additional to the
time hereinabove specified for appearances and
answer will be allowed before the taking Of
Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought To recover judy
ment against the defendants Andrew G Snow
berger, Arthur NJ Stark 4 Edwin W Mosher in
the sum of $3.50 principal rs evidenced by one
certain first mortgage coupon bond dated the 9Th
dayof August 1883 and interest thereon ut per
cent per nnnum payable scmi-annually us eyi.
denced By two certain coupon notes of the same
date, ono for ee6 due Feb 1893 and one for so
duo Aug 1898 each Of said notes bearing inter
ost at 10 per cent. after maturity, and to fore-
close q certain mortgage made by the defendant
dated Aug 1858 upon the no Y sec ~ tip n r 49
W Of p M and given to secure the payment Of
the above named sum Of
money which mortgage IL duly
recorded on page of book in the office Of
tho county clerk and recorder of Logan county
Colorado and to have said property sold to sat
isfy said claim and for an attorneys fce set out
in said indenture and for all taxes and interest
now liens against said land aud for cost Of this
suit and other property relief as will more fully
appear from the complaint in said action to
which reference is here madc.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear, and to answer the said complaint ms
above required, the said plaintiff will take
judgment against you MS prayed in complaint.
Given under my hand, seal of tho court ut
Sterling Colorado in said county. this eth day
of March A d 1891.
IsEALl J. W. ROLAND, Clerk OF Court.
The state herald., 1894-09-07
UNTIL AFTER ELECTION.

The present campaign is Of unusual in
forest to Nebraskans. Not only will u
full set Of state officers be elected, but o
legislature will DO elected that will choose
a United States senator. The State Jour
nal, located ut tho capital, can give you
all this news more fully and more reliably
than any other paper. 1t comes twice a
week mud will be sent until after election
for only 81 cents. Address,
State Journal, Lincoln, Neb.
The state herald., 1894-09-07

Information from Germany is to thu
effect that in consequence OF the passag,
OF the tariff bill there will be very lare,
increase in exports from that country I,
tho United States. In some cases thi
increase amounts to 100 per cent.
This may be what the democrats cal
evidence of prosperity for tho Unitct
States, but 1t looks to us more like evi
dence of German prosperity. 1t ID Ger
man prosperity too, which involves los,
to tins country. 1t means the stimn
lation oil Industries in Germany at tn
sacrifice or loss OF similar industries IL
the United Stat"s. German labor and
capital aro helped. while American labor
and capital are made to suffer.
10 tins some free trader may repl,
that by thus stimulating industry i,
Germany better market is made Ii
that country for American farm pro-
ducts. But OF every slCO consumed b,
a German, who has thus been given en-
ploymert, tie farmers Of that couutr,
and other parts of Europe will furnish
Ell least % per cent, while the American
farmer would supply no more than . pei
cent The American farmer would how.
ever, fcrui-b the entire 100 per cent, If
the labor were done in American factor
les. Yet the tariff reformeIs have tried
10 make tho farmers believe that III,
changes they proposed To make in til,
tariff las would benefit our agricultural
population. They have sung this song
FOR yeare, and ihoy h we sang it so lonc
that they have come TO believe il them.
selves, although 1t WOES to destruction
and its end is ruin.
II may be- expected now that the Amer
lean cousuls in Germany who have beer
appointed by the present. administration
wiil become agents and solicitors for this
trade. They viii encourage 1t aud en-.
denyor TO build ii up. They believe the
doctrine that the building up Of foreign
Industries at the expense OF American
enterprises is The b st way to promo.,
the prosperity OF tins country, and the,
know tia. thoir consular fees will in
crease Us tho exportA from Germany 1.
the United States Increase. This is tn,
situation us 1t stands 10 day, and this i
tho prospect which democratic tariff leg
islatiun has opened up before the Amer
lean peopie,--Dsnver Republican.