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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
r..nres I'm the Western Rnilwnv

WASHINGTON. Sept. A special from
Montgomery. Ala, says:
At meeting oo Of 'AG ITeetoFs bs,S OF the
.c'dav George c. Smith, Of st. Louis, was
oeIoctei president and general manager.
TSSs anpointment Will result In the retire
,,,ant of the former president. &. H.
PbinIzy. e and General Manager E. l.. Ty-
-, ! kir Smith was formerly general
,ei' ,t,a,ogsr of the Missouri Pacific, Iron
mo,ntoin railway systeI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
Democratic Rallies in Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept This was a
day OF Democratic rallies throughout
Georgia. Massmeetings were held all
over the State, and the most prominent
speakers addressed the crowds
Chairman Clay, OF the State Executive
Committee, made Il strong speech at Madi-
son for free coinage at l6 to !. and de-
cared that the State Democratic platform
means free coinage at the old ratio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
RAILWAY Officers Elected

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Sept. 4-The
stockholders OF the Atlanta and West
Point and Western Railroad Company
hold a meeting to-day and elected n. VI
Conner. W. +. Shellman. VI. II Sn'tb.
I NJ Falkner. X. NJ. Green. and A.
\ Eady. directory. The ofices Of presi-
AMI and general manager were cons Ii
dated. and @. c. Smith was elected
20 nm the position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
knhYIra nersecutlng Hebrews.

TANGIER. Sept THE Kabyles are
aronnd Denmat' town northeast Of
Morocco city, killing Hebrews by the
wholesale. iooting their shops and houses.
selling their women and children by auc-
ION. and defiling their synagcgues. Simi-
lar outrages are reported at Kalhd, Sadi-
rahel. Tanai. and Tanllat The Kabyles
are also besieging Morocco City, and IL IL
feared that the garrison may be unable
10 resist much longer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
-, MPyEY-MOLRTHY MILL.
A TWENTY Round Scientific Glove Contest
10 bs Held Tonight.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Sept. 4.-There
was a large crowd of Athletic Club peo-
nile al the depot this morning. headed by
cantaiu Frank Williams. Mike and Jo-
semi Snort representing the Auditorium,
IA welcome Jack Dempsey. who Will have
a twenty-round scientific glove contest
w,ith Australian Billy Mccarthy Wednes-
day night. Dempsey has accepted the
hosnitaiity OF the oung Mems Gymnas-
tic Cub. and will make mis- headquar-
ters there during his stay In the city.
He is In first-class condition, weighing
las pounds.
Bob FitzsImmons. who, by the way. will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
An Iown Town Nearly Destroyed.

MASON CITY. IOWA, Sept. 4-The
town Of DAVIS. In Wright county, with a
of existence bv fire last night Only
two business buildings remain and a
,soodlv norton of the residences were also
consumed Iowa Falls and Clarion FIRE
, SoPa'lsS ,Sew ere sppowerless. The losses viii
reach nearly S1OO,OoO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
AL,nching in South Dakera.

WATERTOWN. 5. D. Sept. Mann
Rourke, who assaulted Mrs. Bourne here
some days ago was caught yesterday
and as the officers were bringing. him back
here last evening he was taken from
light pole. The lynching had been threat
ened and his summary death was almost
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
Prince Bismarck unwrll.

BERLIN. Sept. Abr. Schweninger
was summoned TO Varsin last night to
Ex-chancellor much depressed In spirits.
though his pulse was good and his gem
eral state OF health satisfactory. but he
was greatly agitated over the condition
OF his Wife and IL Is feared that should
the Princess not recover the Prince will
hreak down completely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
cAEDrns RnfusHD 10 EEsUMB
Aud the Attempt Of Two Mills 10 Resume
Proves a Failure

FALL RIVER. MASS. Sept. Am I'M
successful attempt was made this morn
ing to resume work in the Globe yarn.
and Sanford spinning mills. The card
ers positively refuse 10 resume under a
reduced wage schedule, and at "a meet
ing held in Tammany Hall they decided
10 remain away until better terms are
offered.
There is no other change in the local
situation The iron works. Seaconnet. Dur
fee and Kerr mills continue to run, and
are able TO secure much more help than
is required.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
BIIILE WII3f 4 BUEGf IR.
DIR. Il. J. Jackson Wounded in Three Places
by - Nesro. who Escrpri.

" !" 'FF IT. NIIH --7'FI'-'T-
ATLANTA, GA. Sept. f-Dr. r. J.
Jackson a specialist. upon returning t.
his rooms. I'm the Hrsch Building. at
s O'clock tonight ,ound a negro burg ar
there The burglar was hidden behind Il
por'ierra. Jackson began firing at tle
negro. The burglar returned tie Fl @
win one Of the Doct RS pistols Ten
shots were fred I'm half q man. sec
onds. Jackson was shot In the head in
the thigh. and in The lg. lie tried L
reach ID hot Gun, but as 100 weak TIE
burglar jumped through window % n
roof and climbed down a tire escape. H.
has not been caught Whether ne vas
wounded or not il unknown. only tw1
bullets fred 10y Jackson can b. fou 4
Dr. Jackson is badly sou ded. he cam.
here from New Orleans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
Mr. Marbury RenOminnted

AcpINGTON, Sept. THE President
crav Gables. has appointed w. f. Mar,
s. Bury Of NaEyaes ystes fS9 20 19 ,b. for
..n1eervland. .ne Mr.. Marbury was nominated
~. ~ yba Office on April 18th last, but the
dd'a,a doi failed 10 confirm him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
,FJER THE PULLMAN COMPANY.
Attorney General Maioney Claims that
they Have Forfeited Their Charter.

They Havs Forfeited Their Charter
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Attorney-General
Moloney is still after the Pullman Com
pany. He has notified its attorney that
he will appear before Judge Gibbons to-
morrow and ask leave 10 file the amended
petition In the quo warrantO proceedings
in which the company Is asked TO snow
cause why It should not forfeit its char
ter. The reasons given are that the com
pany sell gas and water without proper
aawfborltv and also does a good business
I'm supplying steam heat 10 residents M
a ,zrge price The companys right to
specrlate I'm lands is denied; also, It's
privilege of operating brick plant. Tne
sale OF liquor at the Pullman to'ei ~
hold 70 he n direct violation OF the law.
In addition the charges in the original
petitiOn are renewed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05

MADRID, Sept At is reasserted that
negotiations have been opened here for
a modus vivendi. or for a new. CONNER
ciaI treaty between the spanish colonies
and the United States. In view OF the
cancellation OF the reciprocity treaty be-
tween spain and the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
,oer Jackson's Autogrsph

SIOUX CITY. IA, Sept. 4.-Three promi-
ut business men OF this city, represent
me- the Sioux city Athletic Club. Will
iaave for Chicago tonight TO endeavor 10
gel Jackson to sign for the proposed light
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
Gonld Has Enough Racing.

LONDON. Sept. f---Gould has withdrawn
his challenge FOR the race Tor tne cape
accepted. and the race Is of. Gould Will
sail for New York on the 9th instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
A Compulsory Elsht Hour Day

LONDON, Sept. 4.-The Trades Union
Congress. sitting at Norwich, today
bour day for miners. The vote was Z5
10 l6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept 4:-For
Virginia: Fair. southeast TO southwest
For North Carolina: Fair. except show.
ers on east coast, east wtnda
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05

MONTPELIER, Vt, Sept i.-Vermont
IS to-day. holding State election, and
from present appearance a large vote VIII
be poled. a full State ticket, members OF
the LEGISLATURE and tVO congressman are
10 be elected, and there are four tickets
in the field for all except the cOngres-
si0nal race nominations having been
made By the Populists and Prohibition
lists as well as by the Republicans ana
Democrats. The Republican majority FOR
Governor in the last election was over
400. go.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, sept
4-Returns from fifty-four towns snow a
gain in the total Republican vote oi ZV24
over 1880. while the Democrats lose l.o'j
II the same rate Of gain Is maintained
I'm the remaining towns the kepuoilcdn
majority will exceed 5000 IN this state.
The Republican candidates for state
Offices and congressman probably elected
I'm Vermont to-day are a. follows. for
Governor. Urban Woodbury., 0f Burllng-
ton: Lieutenant-GovernOr. Sephar VI.
Mansur. Of Brighton; state Treasurer.
Henry T. Field, OF Rutland; Secretary or
state. Chauncey Browueu, Of Blrlingtoni
state Auditor. Franklin d. Hale. OF
Iuneuburg Members OF Congress First
district II. Henry Powers OF Norris
town: Second district, William W. Grout,
Of RaTtOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05

ALIB1M4 AoMINArIONs.
Gen. Harrison to succeed Col. Oates
Cleveland Unqunlified'y v Endorsed.

|
Cleveland Uuqua'ified'y Endorsed.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Sept. 10. W..
| Underwood of jefferson. was nominated
on tho first ballot to-day from the Ninth
district FOR Congress. William II. Den
! SON Of EtOwan, was nominated on the
| first ballot i'm the Seventh district. Maiul
| - WOOD. OF Dallas, was nominated IN
! the Fourth district, and Joe Wheeler was
| unanimously nominated In the Eighth dis
| trict. In the sixth there seems to be
! a deadlock. Bdnkhcad leads, with Foster
! second. Long tnirI, and Chapman fourth.
Six ballots were taken with no result.
| 4 nomination may not be reached for
! two or three days.
MONTGOMERi, ALA. Sept. An the
second district. Hon. !. +. StaIlings was
T-ncmiuated for Congress by acDldina-
ucn In the Fifth Hon D. E. Cobb was
reuominated by dcclamation. These con-
rvcntlcns endorsed the Chicago platform
and the construction placed on II by Mr
cleveland. The nominees were instructed
90 vote 10 uphold Cleveland IN his course
on the tariff and currency questions.
The Third District Convention, after
nominating General George L. Harrison
10 succeed Colonel oates. passed resOlu-
tons unqualihedly endorsing the admins
traton Of Cleveland, the peoples Presi-
dent" and closed with: I'VE commend
him for his unfaltering integrity, his bold
adherence TO the right, his uncOmpromis-
INK fcalty 10 his party and his country.
and we look forward TO such results from
his administration as shall secure the full
hlment OF our party's pledges ana the
discontinue Of Republican misrule.'
MOBILE, ALA. Sept. 4.-The First Con-
gressiOnal District Convention met here
to-day Hon. r. II. Clarke was renomi-
mated without opposition The conven-
tion adopted a resolution which says.
1--WE heartily endorse the administration
OF Grover Cleveland as wise. patriotic,
and IN all things tending TO the interests
OF the people of the whole country
SOUTH CAROLINA SOMIyTEs.
COLUMBUS. s. c., Sept. 4.-The Demo
cratic Executive Committee met here to-
night and tabuldted the vote of the re-
cent primary. Following are the con-
grcssiOnal nominations:
First district. William Elliott; Second
district, W. j. Talbert QncumbenO; Third
district, A. G. Latimer 0ncumbenD;
Fourth district, Stanyarne Wilson; Fifth
district Or. Y. j. Straight 0ncumbenD:
Sixth district. John l.. McLaurin Qncum- |
benO: Seventh district, DR.. j. William |
Stokes.
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figured that it's identity was only estab-
lished by the name printed on the inside
or the burned fragment Of linen collar.
He had been in the habit OF coming
down from Duluth every Saturday 10
spend Sunday with his family at Mcr-
riman Park. and was on his way home
when he met his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05

DULUTH. MINI. Sept. AIN n stretch
OF territory tweny-siX miles long and
from one 70 fifteen miles wide not a sin
gle human habitation has been left stand
ing except a section-house at Miller, and
IN every part OF the track of the flames
bodies OF men. women. children, horse 5
and cattle were found. The position Of
every body found outside OF Hinchey
shows that shelter OF some kind was
sought by the agonized sufferers. and the
dead are found in holes, behind over
turned stumps. trees. marshy depressions
and IN every water course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-05

EINCKLEY, MICH. Sept. 4.-The spe-
clal train sent out by ciuzens OF Mime
apois bearing supplies and medical re-
lief 10 the suffering people OF Hinckley
and vicinity, had on board eleven physi-
clans and surgeons, with full supply Of
drugs and instruments and nfty canvas
cots.
f1ne city was the main objective point
iof II was here that the relief supplies
were 10 be distributed and the temporary
hospitals had been opened. The medical
committee were met at the depot by the
heroic little wife OF DR. Barnum. the
local physician. who. with her husband,
had been working day and night from
the time the first victims were brought i'm
until both were almost completely worn
out. "Oh, we re 50 glad you've come"
almost sobbed the little woman 10 Or.
Mcdonald AZ he. stepped from the train
The platform was crowded with iDotisi-
tive but Rlad-looking people, with black
encd and SCARED faces and bandaged
hands and arms. bearing pa'hetic witness
OF the terrible experience. Near the edge
OF the platform rested coffin box. ~
which were enclosed the remains OF what
was once the general passenger asent Of
tho Winnipeg and Duluth road, o. Sow
ley. The poor fellow was one OF the
pabsengers on Engineer Jim Roots ~
fafed train. and the body was found yes.
terday morning short distance from the
burned train. but 80 charred and dis
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-11-03
HOMIE NEWS
The Issue I!


The issue in Colorado this year has
nothing to do with national affairs; we
are not called upon to declare whether
we prefer a tariff for protection or a
tariff for revenue only; we are not
called upon to say whether our sym
pathies are on the side of China or
Japan in the pending oriental struggle;
but we are called upon to array our
selves on one side or the other of a
momentous issue right at home.
We will be called upon to declare
whether we want state government
that will guarantee to each and all the
right to life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness as guaranteed to all citizens
OF this Republic, under the constitu-
ton; the right to each and all to earn a
living in their own way; govern
ment that will respect the courts, re
spect and enforce the laws; in fact, a
government that will extend equal pro-
lection to all classes and conditions of
men; or whether we want government
that stands convicted of arraying class
against class; of defying the courts and
trampling the laws of the state under
foot; of creating public turmoil; OF driv-
ing capital ont of the state; Of paralYZ-
ing industry and retarding the develop
ment of our vast natural resources. If
you prefer to allay yourself with the
first proposition, then cast your vote on
Tuesday for Albert w. McIntire or
Charles S. Thanksgiving your prefer
ence TO the former for the reason that
be stands much the best chance of win
ming. But if you desire to endorse all
that is vicious and inimical to the gen
eral welfare in government, then vote
for Davis II. Waite for governor.
Either course is open to the voters, and
we hope the residents of this and Routt
counties will be patriotic enough, intel
ligent enough and clear enough of vision
to see and adopt the right course.
Citizens. on you devolyes the question
of whether Colorado shall be cursed
with two more years of Waiteism and
government run in the interest Of the
Bull Hill miners or whether we shall
have government run in the interest
Of all the people, to the end that peace,
prosperity and plenty may have an
abiding place within the borders of our
glorious commonwealth once more.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-11-03
a Sad Death.

The hand of Death entered the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. MoHItOn on
Thursday afternoon and robbed it of a
precious jewel in the person OF their
little daughter Katharine, who was a
bright and winsome child of a little over
four years of age.
Her death was as unexpected as it
was sudden and sad. In the early part
of the week she was playing with
her brother Victor, who is two years
older, and accidentIy fell and got hurt
in the stomach. A doctor was called
in and prescribed for the little one, who
was apparently getting on nicely until
Thursday morning when u sudden and
alarming change set in and little Katha-
rine was soon beyond human help.
She was dear little girl, the pride
and joy of her fond parents, who have
the sincere sympathy of the entire com
munity in the hour OF their deep sor-
row.
The funeral will take place from st.
James church tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-11-03
POLITICAL ANo OTHERWISE.

Barela, the Pop.-Dem. candidate for
state treasurer, is what is known in this
state as 'greaser." He is probably the
wealthiest sheep owner in the south
eastern part Of Colorado and gives en-
ploYment to over one hundred peon
herders, to whom he pays the munih-
cent salary of So per month like Waite,
he claims to he great friend to the
workingmanl He got on the Demo
cratic ticket on account of his supposed
strength with the Mexican vote and by
declaring that he would have nothing
to do with the Pops; he got on the Popu-
list ticket by declaring that he was a
Populist and would have his name
taken off the Democratic ticket, but he
didn't, and the Pops succumbed to
his wiles and the immense (2) "greaser"
vote he claimed to carry in his vest
pocket. He pulled "the wool'' over the
eyes of both parties; he is now engaged
in trying to pull "the wOoln over the
eyes of the voters of the state, but al
though he has large amount of that
article on hand, we don't believe be has
enough to go around. But we don't
object to him because he is Mexican
and employs peon labor; we object to
him because, as a state senator, he voted
twice against our bridge bill and thus
helped to deprive US of a much needed
public improvement. Vote for Harry
Mulnix.
Albert w. McIntire is a ranchman
and stockman in Conejos county; he is
man about forty Years Of age; he is
man of liberal education and broad
ideas: aside from a term as district
judge, he has held no public Office here
tofore; he is In every way thoroughly
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-11-03

House and sign painting, and paper
artisticalIy done by
FL. Ii. HEEDEKsoE.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-11-03
Official List Of Nominations
TusdayN

FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE Lfv CON
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
JOHN c. BELL,
Post6hire address, MontIose, Colo. place of
residence, Montrose, Colo.
THOMAS NJ. BOWEN,
Postofiice address, PIG West Twelfth street,
Pueblo Pueblo Co, Colo; place OF residence,
2Ig West Twelfth street, Pueblo, Pueblo Co.,
Colo
GILES OTIS PEARCE.
Postoaice address, Colorado City, FL Faso Co.,
Colo; place OF residence, 7Os Colorado ave
nue.. Colombo City, Colo; place OF business,
Tos Colorado avenue, Colorado City, Colo.
WILLIAM a. RICE,
Postoflicc address Grand Junction, Mesa Co,
Colo; place of residence. Grand Junction,
Colo; place Of business, Grand Junction,
Colo.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
Postofiice address, Colorado Springs, Colo;
place of residence, I590 n. TETON St; place of
business, court house.
j. WARNER MILLS.
PostoIice address, i54 Club building, No. 1851
Arapahoe street, Denver, Colo; place of res
idencc, 2sI0 Gilpin street. Denver, Colo;
place Of business, Isl Club building, No. 1871
Arapahoe street, Denver. Colo.
ADAIR WILSON,
Postofice address, Durango, Colo. place Of
residence, Durango, Colo.
FOR GOVERNOR.
ALBERT w. MCINTYRE.
Postonce address. La lara, Colo; place Of res
idence, near La lara, Colo; place Of bust
ness, Alamosa, Colo.
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
PostoGice address, Argo, Arapahoe Co., Colo:
place Of residence, Argo, Colo; plnce Of bus
iness, rs jacobson building, Denver, Colo.
CHARLES S. THOMAS,
PostoGice address. Nos 62i-0e7 Ernest & Gran
mer bldg, Denver, Colo; place Of residence,
1909 Sherman ave, Denver Colo.
DAVIS II. WAITE,
PostofEce address. 1880 fremont street, DEN
yer. Colo. place OF residence, 1880 fremont
street, Denver, Colo; place Of business, s2s
Equitable building. Denver, Colo.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JARED l.. BRUSH,
PostOGiee address. Greeley, Colo; place Of res
idence, Fourteenth avenue; place Of bust
ness Union Bank building
SIROLIA w. HARMON,
PostofIce address, 1895 South Lincoln ave.
Denver, Colo; place OF residence, Ices South
Lincoln ave, Denver, Colo; place Of busI-
ncas, 1875 South Lincoln ave, Denver, Colo.
FRANCIS /. WESTON,
PostofIcc address, 205 Main street, Pueblo,
Colo; place OF residence, cor. 18th and West
streets, Pueblo, Colo.
MARY JEW EFT TELFORD.
Postofice address, Grand junction, Mesa Co..
Colo; place Of residence. Grand junction,
Colo; place Of business, Grand Junction,
Colo.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
DAVID r. HUNTER,
Pcstofice address, Loyelaud, Larimer Co.
Colo; place OF residence, Lovcland, Colo;
place of business, Loveland, Colo.
NELSON 0. McCLEES,
PostOnicc address, sOi Equitable building, cor.
18th and Stout street,, Denver, Colo; place
Of residence, Pueblo. Pueblo Co.. Colo; place
Of business, s0I Equitable building, cor. 18th
and Stout sts., Denver, Colo.
ALBERT B. McGAFFEY.
Do, e,r, .,,., -.
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io,' Ts'l's'o'i i've we place OIL Dusi-
"e77' i"o'" fat'er5oh q 4homas DIX.
J. ERNEST MEIERE,
"','i'5s i-e"ut me- Noio'i p'aec OF
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JAMES LITTLE. Editor 8 Publisher

Entered In the Posfoflee AT Meeker, Rio Blanco
County. Colo, as secoud-elass mail matter.
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George ID. tombstone has made good
prosecuting attorney and of course will
succeed himself.
Every Democrat who sincerely wishes
to down Waiteism ought to vote for
Judge McIntire
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-11-03

People who have interests at stak'
and intend living in this district wan
Mr.. Lowell returned to the legislature
not because of his well-known abilitie
as a legislator, but because of what h,
has, can and will do for his cOntituency
a vote for John w. Lowell is vote 70
your own interest, because he will surely
look after the interests of Rio Blanc
and Routt counties.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-11-03

a vote for Cliff Parks isavote for one
of the cleanest and most capable Young
men on the Western Slope. He is the
Republican candidate for state auditor.
He is also heavy taxpayer in Rio
Blanco county, having bought the
Tbayer lots in this town and ranch be-
low last summer. He is honest and
capable. Vote for him and you will
never have occasion to regret it.