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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

The Rome EanJaNa says that the
papers seized in the house Of Deputy
Fclicc Guffridi included the key to a
cypncr, wnicn rcvcsicu list ~ rne
stores and arms that are concealed in
Sicily. The documents were ssis6d 4
the residence Of President Usssl opi
disclose the sources from wkish ~
money employed in orsasisiaS' tho
Easel Del Lavoratori society was OBJ
tanned.
The Op;na states that the informa.
ton obtained points to a concerted
plan, which Signor Cipriani, the So
cialist exile, and many foreign an
archists were forming to organize a
simultaneous uprising throughout the
Kingdom. The documents include
letters from Marseilles signed Mar
chal, which is the name of Vaillants
mistress, also the name that Valiant
used at the time Of his arrest. Other
arrests are expected shortly.
The Riforp,i says that Signor Crispi
will make the bill for the social reform
OF Sicily question Of confidence. II
is said that it will be proved at the
trial that the plot provided for upris.
ings in Sicily, Naples, Rome and else.
where.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

The articles incorporating the pro.
posed North & South" railroad have
been filed in the office Of the secretary
of state at Topeka. The proposed
line will begin at a point on the Gulf
Of Mexico in Texas, and run across the
Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Kansas,
Nebraska, South Dakota and North
Dakota, to point near the south lips
Of Manitoba. A similar line is pro-
vidcd for from the gulf across Texas.
Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa and Mime.
sofa to point Gu Lake Superior The
provisions for securing the stock are
the same us have already been pub.
lished. The trustees and managers
are: Fred j. Close, A. Wardell, Al.
bert Griffin and }. II. Whitson Of
Kansas; Il. Stoddard and &. j. Run.
dell Of Nebraska; Il. Il. Carpenter
Of South Dakota; q. J. Jones, Okla.
homa; NJ. Kcmpton, Texas; l.. u.
Feathcrstonc, Arkansas; II. NJ. Dakc,
Missouri; Halva Halvorson, Mime
sofa, and A. J. Westfall, Iowa. Capi.
tai stock, els, 900, 900.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
THE WESTERN REGION.
GAME LAW VIOLATIONS.
Warden Callioosts Makes Arrangements
with Nsirhbboriue Wardsns.

Warden Caiiiootts Makes Arrangements
with Nsishbborins wardsns.
Under the laws Of Colorado the
game warden is permitted to demand a
sworn affidavit from each recipient Of
game showing whence it came, says the
Denver Republican. Invariably this
season the affidavits are to the effect
that the meat has come from Utah,
Texas and Kansas. Mr.. Callicotte has
opened correspondence with the game
wardens Of those states, and an agree
ment has been entered into that aft
davits DO exchanged. 1t is now ille-
gal to kill game in Texas, yet Denver
dealers furnish afidavits showing them
to have received game from that state.
On the face of the affidavit appears
the name Of the shipper and the ship
ping point.
"We will get them with this bait, "
said Mr.. Callicotte. 'If we do not
get the hunter we will get the per-
jurer. wrote to Utah that their pco-
pie were shipping venison to Colorado,
and the game warden there wrote me
that Colorado was shipping fish to his
markets, SO if he will locate my fish
stealers l will locate his game slaugh.
terers."
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
Trai. Robb.ry At NJ. Joe.

On tho 10th St. Joseph, Missouri,
was for the second time within several
months the scene Of an attempted
train robbery. On the twenty fifth Of
September last an attempt to hold up .
train on the Council Bluffs road was
frustrated by the officers being inform
ed Of the plan. Two Of the robbers
were killed that evening and another
was recently sentenced to the pcnitcn-
tiary for ten years. This was thought
to be sufficient to put stop to the OPP
erations OF this class Of people 10 this
city, but another train has been held
up and this almost within the city
limits.
The Burlington eli" leaving this
city At 6:25, was held up this evening
about three miles east Of this city by
five masked men. The train was stop.
ped by torpcdocs placed on the track
and red lantern swung across the
track in regular form.
As soon ms the train stopped tho
robbers boarded the engine with drawn
revolvcrs and ordered tho engineer and
fireman to accompany them to the cx.
press car and order the express mes.
scnser to open the door. The express
messenger did so, when he was GOV.
cred with rife, Three others, with
drawn rcvolvcrs in each hand, had on
tered the car and the messenger was
ordered to open the safe, which he did.
The robbers thcn took all there was in
the safe. which amount is claimed by
tho officials Of the railroad not to CT.
coed $50.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Gold has been discovered in n new
section at Leadvillc, a rich find being
made in the shaft Of the Indiana Min.
ing company, only six blocks from the
main part of the city. This company
has been working rich bed Of lead
and iron ore, carrying some silver and
gold through the Wolcott shaft. Tho
new shaft, the Esther, at depth Of
25i feet, was run out to the west fifty
feet, which provci to be rich in silver
and lead. A drift run to the east me,
the new gold vein. The depth Of this
body has not been ascertaincd yet. A
thrcc-foot vein, running sixty.fiyc
ounces OF silver, eleven per cent. lead,
and one ounce Of gold has been uncov.
cred and with the body Of the ore still
dipping. This opens up new field,
as this is the first gold to be found 40
far west, and il goes to show that the
city of Lcadvillc is built over vast
riches,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Tho famous Lemhi placer mine Of
Idaho, whose head Office is located In
Colorado Springs, have Just received
returns from the last clean up from
the Denver branch mint, amounting
to $3.50. This was the result Of the
final ran, with small amount Of wa.
ter and only for few days II was
left In tho boxes when Consulting En-.
ginccr Aug. j. Bowie madc his las.
visit to Colorado month ago. The
boxes containing this treasure werc
left covered ut that time with rock
aud gravel which was frozen up into a
compact mass.
Tho gold consists mostly Of mag.
nifccnt nuggets aud Is further tcsti.
mony Of the great richness Of tho
I.cmhi gravel next to bedrock. While
this IA but n small amount Of tho
treasure, II serves Mt this time To afford
renewed encouragement TO tho officers
Of tho company,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
yaill.n, Cond. mn.d to Die.

The trial Of Auguste Valiant, the
anarchist, who, December last, threw
the bomb which exploded in the
chamber Of deputies, was commenced
on the 10th. Just previous to the
trial a report was circulated that
bomb with q burned fuse was found
outside the court.
The palace Of justice, in which the
trial took place, was surrounded by
guards, and nobody was allowed to
pass through their ranks unless pre-
scnting pass, and not until their
identity had been established. The
court was thronged with people when
Valiant was brought in at noon close
ly guarded by policemen. The open.
ing proceedings we're Of a purely for.
NAL nature.
At the conclusion Of tho proceed
ings Valiant was sentenced to death.
Valiant refused to sen an appeal to
the court Of cessation against his son
tence. -.
On being sentenced he spoke in his
own defense, declaring that he wanted
to revolutionire society because no
could not make living for his family.
Valiant will probably be the FRS.
person to be guillotined within the
prison walls, for NJ. Reinoch has taken
charge Of bill, which has already
been passed by the senate and has just
been returned to the chamber Of depu.
ties, against the publicity Of execu-
tions
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

The Colorado Worlds Fair Board
"-as itself unable to pay all its bills.
Ihere WIS s,,inN in the treasury,
with claims for double the smo,.,
1t was decided to pay of employc
claims first, and the result was all the
money was discussed in that way.
Mrs. Guiraud, stenographcr, got 5000;
Janitor Jansen got 400; J. s. Coburn
compromised his 5000 salary claim
for 5000; Assistant Secretary Brewster
got $25; Philadelphia concern got
s257 for supplies; $50 went for freight
and $50 for moving supplies" This
cmpticd the cxchequcr. Those hold.
crs Of the 81 600 in bills still standing
against the treasurer have no recourse
but the courts. Plasterer McCabe,
who has bill for $500, says he will
sue the commissioners on their per
sonal account.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

The jack rabbit hunt in the vicinity
Of Lamar, Colorado, on the 18th and
18th was great success.
A dispatch from Lamar says: The
count, which it is impossible to get at
exactly, will easily reach and probably
go over $500. About fifty sportsmen
came from Denver and Pueblo and
right well did they do their work.
The hunters averaged about 100
rabbits each. In some Of the more
outlying districts, as Carlton and
Morse, so many rabbits were killed
that the teams could not haul them
all in and hundreds were left to rot on
the prairie.
The weather has been delight ful and
every one appears pleased with the
good time. There are lots more rab-
bits to be killed, and another grand
slaughter will take place February %.
The slaughter Of these pests is good
thing for the farmers and the young
orchards.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

The directors Of the Anaconda Gold
Mining Company held a meeting at
their Office in this city Tuesday after
noon. The shipments Of ore from the
big Cripple Creek mine were increased
somewhat last month, SO that the COM
pany's credit at the Omaha Grant
smelter was $4,000. Part Of this
was derived from medium grade orc
which has been lying on the: dump
since last September. 1t was subject.
ed to one or two Of the patent pro-
cesses which did not return as we'll as
the smelter. The average run Of Ana
conda ore yields from two to twelve
ounces in gold per ton, which means
from 81 to s2iS.
A resolution was passed directing
the secretary and Treasurer to pay of
twenty five per cent. Of the company's
Indebtedness, officially stated at $4l,-
900.
The directors also decided to run
the main tunnel 800 feet further.
When the contract was let last year
for 800 feet the company reserved tho
right to have the tunnel cut 800 feet
additional on the same terms, so that
their action Tuesday merely makes
use Of an existing option.-Rocky
Mountain Macs.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
NEW POINTS ON HAWAII.
what Mr.. Dole said-Ministsr willis
vlews-rhs Quesn's BLOOD
thirptynesn.

what Mr.. Dole said-Minister Wills
visws-rhs Queens BLOOD
thirstynsss.
On the 18th President Cleveland
sent to Congress all the new informa-
tion he possessnd relative to the Ha-
waiian imbroglio. The message and
correspondence indicate that Mr..
Cleveland has thrown the whole re-
sponsibility for future action upon
Congress.
Among the papers is the reply Of
President Dole to the demand Of this
government that the provisional gov.
eminent surrender to the ex-queen.
Mr.. Dole makes some good points. He
opens by plainly stating that he does
not consider that tho action Of Mr..
Cleveland's administration represents
the feeling Of the American people,
and Eve shall therefore, continue the
project Of political union with the
United States as conspicuous feature
Of our foreign policy, confidently hop
ing that sooner or later it will be
crowned with success, to the lasting
benefit Of both countries,
Mr.. Dole declares that Mr.. Cleve-
land was never asked to act as arbi-
traitor by the provisional government,
and if it were proved that the ex-queen
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
First.class anthracite coal has been
found near Ouray.


There Is likely to DO lively time
among tho cattlcmcn Of Wyoming and
Colorado when the Denver land Office
gets through compiling It's list Of land.
claim filings, which have expired b,
limitation by not having been proved
up. This list will shortly be ready FOL
publication and will take In n lot oil
land In tho cattle regions Of Weld, 81
bert and Larimcr counties and coun
ties in Wyoming.
Quite number Of these claims hav,
been made by men in tho cattle indus
try, but they have not complied with
tho requirements Of the law 40 u /,
enable thom to acquire title. A con
siderable part Of Il has been fenced
In. They can all bc ousted by boni
Gdc settlers, when tho land IL throw
open for entry by actual settlers, as 4
will be ms soon ms the land Office liz
is ready for announcement.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
Western News Nates,

An effort is being made at Durango
to stop gambling.
The great irrigation dams Inh fumes
at Eddy were completed last week to
take the place Of those washed out las,
summer.
A Mexican near Las Vegas, suppos.
ing that his sick baby was dead, bough,
a coffin and was preparing to bury |,
when the child revived.
Thomas A. James was accidentally
shot and killed at the Colorado pcni.
Tertiary on the 18th by Thomas Cas-.
sidy. Both were guards. The acct.
dent occurred while Cassidy wa,
loading his shotgun, which was acci.
dontally discharged.
l.. r. Williams, . miner from Coal
Creek, Colorado, was shot and killed
by Brakeman y. ". Rhodes on the
Rio Grandc railroad at I.arimcr on III,
9th. The brakeman tried To put vii.
liams of the train, on which he WIN,
beating his way. Williams drew re,
volver and then Rhodes shot him.
Tho three Mexican white.caps who
arc charged with assaulting Jerry
Hickey, u section hand on the Santa
Fc road near Albuquerque, have been
bound over for trial undor heavy
bonds There has been a great deal
OF complaint Of whi,c.cap outrage,
committed on men who worked for low
wages.
An clipping couple were married a,
Lamar on the llth They had fed
from u stern parent IN western Kansas,
and narrowly escaped being ovsrtaksn,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Az error. grave and deplorable.
has been committed. A wife with a
troublesome tooth sought u Chicago
dentist. Tho man OF pinccrs. fol-
lowing n practice well founded In
medical dentistry. killed the nervo
under the tooth. not. however. with.
out severe puin 10 tho vito who re.
ported the matter TO her husband.
The chiralrlc nature OF tho husband
was fired and straiy htway he sought
out the dentist and administered 10
him sound thrashlng. The error
lies In the dentist not killing tho
husbands nerve.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Tux smart Alexis OF the West.
who have been In the habit OF Civ
Ing oneouth aud IN some cascs OBJ
scene name, TO now settlements, are
20 be summarlly sat down ON by tho
postoIllcc authorities. Whenever
enc o. the settlements with outlund.
ish names applies for the establish.
ment o pog'oiiicc. tho application
Is granted only on condition that tho
nainc Is changed TO something decent
and respectable. Tho department
proposes TO stop cowboys naming
owns us they have been In tho habit
naming their bulls
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
New College I'm wysll,ss.

The first term Of the CslgI1el
College Of Wyoming will
TENDER next The inst -
Gated at Big Horn, Sheri ~ 10
The need of an institute pf
learning in Wyoming b ~
parent for long time, N ~
glad to know that such ~
is to be opened in the Ar wv
Big Horn is a beautiful lsAti ''v
commodious brick stru brc as a
ready been erected and cry ng
favorable for the succe n h Co
lege, The institution ~ Rcciv
financial aid from the Apsisn Cor
gregational Educational Deist unit
able to support itself. rI
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

COLUMBIA and Harvard, which
made the least creditablo showing on
the football field. have huddled
Princeton and Yale into corner In
the intercollegiate chess tournament.
Harvard made twice as many points
us Princeton and two-iiiths more than
Yale. whilo Columbia made as much
rs Yale and Princeton put together.
But IL must be admitted that this Is
no. very likely consolation.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
COIN THE sEIGNIoRAGE,
FAVORED BY THE COMMITTEE.


The House committee on coinage,
weights and measures has voted to re.
port to the House, with the recon:
mendation that 1t pass, the Bland bill
directing the secretary Of the treasury
to issue Immediately silver certificates
against the seigniorage Of silver,
amounting to $55, 1876, 6sl, and to coin
as fast as possible into standard silver
dollars the seigniorage for the re-
demption Of the certificates. After the
coinage Of the seignorage, the remain
der Of the silver bullion purchased
under tho Sherman law is to be coined
for the redemption Of the certi6cateS
Of treasury notes issued for its pur-
chase.
The notes presented for redemption
shall not be re-issued, but shall be
cancelled and destroyed in amounts
equal to the coin held at any time in
the treasury, and silver certificates
may be issued on such coin in tho
manner now provided by law.
Representative Bland was we'll
pleased with the result Of the meetinsi
II will not make the report Of the
seigniorage bill until the tariff bill 10
out Of the way, said he, rs ''-
has tbe right Of way and
wish 70 antagonists H. BIZ
termination Of the eonni,
the bond proposition mors
way. l do not believe . bond b.
pass the House, and on the othe
l have little doubt as to the pa
the seigniorage BILL" Y
Now that this matter is out Of the
way the committee will begin con-
sidsration Of the Bland bill re-enact-
ing the free coinage law Of 1887. A
majority Of the committee are in favor
Of this measure and no trouble is ex-
pected in having it favorably reported
and placed on the calendar to follow
the scigniorage bill.
The vote reporting the bill vas nine
to eight. The affirmative vote was all
Democratic with the exception Of
Representative Sweet. The negative
vote was Republican with the e1cep-
ton Of Messrs. Tracey, Harter and
Rayne.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

vvn SAM docs not wish to bS-
hard on a little country like San
Domingo. Still. mosquito can ir-
ritate big man. ind the man Is not
apt to show much consideration for
the mosquito. II San Domingo does
not wish to get punished she should
not play the part Of the mosquito
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

A SACRAMENTO man in trying to
blow out his brains sent two bullets
through valuable derby hat and
mover touched himself. to partly of.
set tho damage. 1t is seldom that a
man aiming ut his own dome OF
thought is able to work so serious
destruction. He should have taken
of the hat