The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-05-12

There Is strike on The Mcsaba range In
Minnesota that bids fair 10 make trouble.
There is said to lie good prospect that
coinage mint will be established at Denver.
Henri, Paris anarchist, was condemned
to death on the 2Sth. He gloried In his
crimes
The national convention of the American
Protective Association was he'd at Des Mones
last week.
| 1t Is stated that President Harrison is for
| maly in the field for denomination TO the
| presidency.
| Mills of various kinds in Pennsylvania arc
/ beginning 10 close down because of the
scarcity OF coal.
The court of private land claims has con-
| hrmed to the city of santa Fe the title TO the
| land on which It stands
The bill for the dls-establishment Of the
Welsh church has passed It's first reading in
| the House Of Commons.
! The nllnoi, Prohlbilionis,s have nominated
| full state ticket. The platform demands
the free and unlimited coinage OF silver
! among other things.
The coal miners strike has spread rapidly
| and President Mcbride claims that only a.
| 900 men are working. Joint conference Of
| operators and miners is arranged for May
! 18th.
| The strike on the Great Northern road is
still on. The business men OF st. Paul and
| oIinueapuIIs nave IaIIcu uIvIi ..,e,sapls to
settle the trouble aud there VIII probab.; be
/ long struggle.
DR.. Renson Of Liege Belgium, when re-
turning home the other night found bomb
| on his door step. lie tried TO eNunguish the
| burning fuse but was too slow and It exploded
| iujurlng him seriously and woundlng his
| wife.
terrible accident occurred at Brahilov
Roumanla. While the pier was crowded with
! people, In holiday attire, bound for Galll,z
he n 81
was to convey them 10 that place. the pier
E@ve way and Threw ~ people into the water
flitF Of theh we're uto"heu'
All Of the Great Northern strikers who were
! arrested for mallciously iujurlng the COM
! pauy's property abandoning trains be-
| tween stations and Hillfully imperiling trains
| or aiding in DELAYING the mails In the late
strIl.a i'm ,,,t d., allowed 10 rs,,,rn % ,,or
min ,toi- ,.s.,.. 80, ,I,g-|,,,hI,' tr.,J,a,,
\ nuWler oil senators sent cable message
| TO the London silver conference In which
| they said: we believe the free coinage of
| both gold and silver by international agree
mcnt, with fixed ratio, would secure TO
| MANKIND the blessing OF sufficient volume
| Of metallic money and which Is hardly less
| important secure TO the world Of trade i'm
| muuliy from violent exchange fluctuations
| NE document was signed by senators who
'"'eH Io' ll'c 'ept ~ OF me SHERMAN laN' the
/ signcts being John sherman, W, Il. All
| son w s!urich' D1Fid IS. mn Edward Muir
| phy y. T. Gormnu, q. II. Plat, Calvin
| hFcc' do7tph NJ carey NllIan RYE, Z. IL
| Jaws : NJ tuIloHl' henry eabot Lodge.
The decision Of The Interior department In
| Tic ease Of an Important corner in Guthrie is
| that G. NJ. Barnes eX-reEistcr of the land OF.
| flee, cannot hold lots, because he was u GOV
ernmcut official This bars all federal Of
| icials from securing titles to lots of land and
| gives TO actual settlers over 81 coo, OO1 worth
n Ia Mt
una, now claimed by government officials
The strike of the Great Northern railroad
| was declared oil on the lst This l, largely
| the result of the med iation of the commercial
bodies OF st. Paul and Minneapolis. Various
conferences were held by the committee with
PRESIDENT liili and with the labor leaders.
rue conference went over an uelaus thor-
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~ tou J." 'uc hlueneu Jua' ~ thc uu,f inc
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ro'h the h.tcneh " aseehueu through a pack
~, 70 1te l saores oi ,ne uu'uhs
the third, fourth and dfth stories were soon
in flames. aud before the occupants. tho
guests and servants could be moved As
nearly as could he ascert,ined fonr ll-rs had
been sacrificed. one man leaped from the
fourth story and was almost INSTANTLY killed
while three men and ono woman were seen
TO leap from the iron staircase leading from
the rear of the building. and were itst In
view into the court. which looked to lie nj
most a solid mass of flames One Of these
men succeeded in reaching the stree, hnt
nothing was seen of Inc other.
INC nc sup-cviuth,ltee charged win the duiy
VI lnNcs,tsat,hs oIuse oehhlns action IN en-
INNING No' tntth aclhc euipIoycs IRON strk-
lhs h1s submitted its report 10 the judiciary
committee. Inc report says IN part y our
committee has II" hesitation IN declaring mat
tne oruers rendered were Il gross abuse OF The
power OF Tue court were supported neither
ny reason nor authority we're beyond the
jurisdiction OF tue Judge, and were therefore