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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
lraN r -DllI,
ASS iglce o. aallon r Walker.
/ sSGNEE's NOTICE

"a
Sotiee j. hereby given that Sci Jro0u He-shber-
ger and wife. Of Elk LEX township. 5omer-et
county, -. have male voluntary Assignment
uiEed. in trust Tor the ben -fi of the cretilors u
said 55iouluu Hersh1erEer. al I.-rsols having
claims zssziusI sald Soiuuol Hrrshberzer ull
p-e-eut them ~ he ur1rrsignfd duly susheuli-
cste1 and al persuus owing szid solomon HerSh-
berger VII make immediate - grleut %
JONAS s HEiCsHBEGG GER
John z Soo--. A@ixree-
Attorney. Grznlsrile, Nd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Mrs. William { Zimmerman has been ap-
pointed postmistress at StoyestoEn. Her
hus5aai-Ehose tragic death occurred some
two months sso-seryed as postmaster Of
that pisce under Cievelznd's former admin
istrstion- The appointment gives general
satisfaction 70 the patrons Of the ofioe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
SIMON KREBs

Armed deputies were 81 once sent to Lis
tie to re inforoe the guards Mr.. Krebs had
placed around his property. The guards
vii be kept there day and night until the
trouble has blown over.
At different times during the pas; two
months the Lisiie people have been Earned
70 Be on the lookout for an army Of from
100 TO 20 strikers who had declared their in
tentiOn Of marching upon the mines st that
place Up until this time no serious n uble
that none shall as he is straining every nerve
to supply the dsmand that IS made upon
hin for fnel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
Ruekwneat FertIIizer

Received to-day = car load. viii sell for
$l7 and So per ton.
A C. DAVIS,
Somersei, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
UDnOR's NOTICE

IN Re-Estate In the Orphans Coarr
ol -of -ouerser Counfy,
John Nair. deccassd- Penusv lvanla-
The undersigned having been appointed
Auditor hy said Court. to rass upCn the cX-
crptions riei tu the nrsi account % the all
uiu lsfrat0rs iu said estate md me fact- with
an opinion make a distribution - the funds
in the hands of she administrators % and
among tnts-e legally entitled thereto. und az
certain the widows duver, I do hercny give
norlue that 4 Will sif 20 my oifiee GA fhe bur-
uu-n % ~ouIer-t-t. Pa. on kudaT. July utI.
i,lt at ID A. NJ. t0 perform the duties ~ said
appointment 20 which time an persons inter-
ested mav attend
PRED. W BIE2SECEEIL
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lanes B. HOlderbaun.
AUDITORS NOTICE


rg
Jos B. Miller. Asslsns-e- j No. %, Dee. 7. "a
The undersigned having hs-n appointed
Auditor % distribute the fund Ia the hands u
tlr assignee 90 and among those legally
entitled Thereto. nerrnF gives notice that be-
VIII attend o. the auries of said appOlarneuf tt
hl- offce n -onier-f. Pa. on Friday, July s. ~
when and unrre all Iarries Interested can at
tsld if hey think proper.
JOHN r. THf-
AurfruF
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

The wedding Of Mss Mary SohOdsld, ED
est daughter Of the Hon. James SchOfsld.
70 g. Ross Parker, Is announced to take
place on Tuesday, the 18th, 81 the home OF
tbe brides parents in BeIief0nts, Pa L Is
20 Be 5 qaie. Eed ling. Mr.. Parker IS a 500
q Mrs. E. Il Parker Of this place He has
been employed With the Bellefonte Farnsoe
Co, Of which the Collins Bros sre owners,
ever since he lsft here about eight years sgO
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
You
Should
Dress :!

Il don't pay 70 wear
soiled or torn Linen
OF poor Neckhes
or apoor Hat
In fact II don't pay
70 dress shabbly.
Your style Of dress viii show
your success IN business,
WE can't make you a Success,
but we can help you,-
Wear our Hats, Ties, Shirts,
Underwear, Gloves, exc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Rev. v. Houpt, ofths Evangelical Church,
left Monday 70 stJend the Ministerial Con
vsHtion Of bis district, which oonyeaes II
the Camp Run Church. he expects to re-
turn Friday.
Ga Sunday last Rev. HOGpt preached :
sermon in German 10 large congregation
81 PezrluOwn
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On Deck This Week.
The Coming Hobby.

4 large line OF Fishing Tackle now on
sale At J1NEs B. H0LDERBAUx's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

Among other prominent visitors in this
place last week was Hon. B. F. Meyers, eii-
TOY Of the Harrisburg H.depsadsf, and one
Of the leading Democratic politicians in
Pennsylvania Mr.. Meyers Is a native Of
Milford township and pays an annual visit
this district in Congress during the skies
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
Saturday, July 9TH, 1894,

the following de~crih--i tract of land. lafe the
estate o. Peter T. Baker. dec'd-- 10 vii.
A tract q land situate IN Black township
SomerSer county. Pa. adjoining lands of John
D. Baker. jonathan schruck. uiiVer Crlrcn-
field and Ahuaham laug- Containing one
Hundred and Lwenty-ouc scrS III and ~
enfy-nine ~ percheS and allowance, having
thereon crested q fWO-stnry frame
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

The values that run all through
our carefully selected stock are es-
peeially favorable 10 the buyer just
now, and quick purchases viii be
the means Of saving YOU a comfort
able sum.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
ms oLE0 QUEsTIoS.

The principal Objsct Of the N asiing Of the
board in this place vas to take action in re-
gard 10 resolution introduced ST the las:
meeting Of the b14ri instruciing the Com
mi.tee on legislation 10 draft zn act TO reg
ulste and restrict the sale of oleomargarine,
and a. soon Is the board me; Wednesday az
ternoou the question was takea Up. Every
delegate present had his gun loaded and
primsi and shot il of as SOON as 0pportuni-
y offered Considerable Erangiing was in
dalgei in before il Was decided that the roll
should be called oy counties and that each
speaker should BE- limited % hse minutes.
some Of the speakers bad thsir ml>hine
guns with them and if the G5vsrnOr-as
presiding Oticer-A2i indllg=i than thsy
would Be firing away 81 The bnndie
CIV" and the Ole0ma-ga-ine manuiac-
tnre- yet All of the Arguments against
fsct, that the farmers must stand together in
order TO drive competition OF. Of the fsld-
The first delegate called on for Al expression
OF opinion on this aide Of the question Was
Colonel James Young. the wealthy DA1phin
county farmer, whose beautiful farms bsloS
Harrisburg along the line Of the PennSylEa-
MA railroad have attracted comm mt frJm
travellers over that great tb0rOughfAre du-ins
the past thirty or fSrty years -TIi take my
batter from the brindie coE.' Was the Col
onsTs sententiOus and Ouly remark This
sentiment sAs voiced By all Of the speakers
against the resolution
The other side vas ably represented By J.
G. NcSparren, Of Lancaster county ". B.
Poxell, the wealthy Crawford county farm
er. whose celebrated Shadeland Stock
Farm Is known all over the world; Judge
Siifzel. Of Berks eoanty, and J. A Gundy,
OF Union county Al Of these gsntlensn
claimed that there il = moral issue in the
J question and that Il Is not right TO deprive
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT or
DOTTED SWISS,

III N--~---1 e---A - ~ "
for Dress Trimming.
All colors Moire silk, Changeable
Silk, Surah silk, etc, for trina
ming and waists.
A complete line Of Serges, Henri
ettas and fancy Wool and Silk
Dress Goods.
Cheap Wool Dress Goods in great
variety.
Baby Dresses and Baby Goats, long
and short.
Baby Caps and Hats to suit all.
All kinds of goods for Children's
Dresses.
lace Curtains from soc. a pair up
Serim from 5 TO Zoe.
A large assortment Of Ladies
Misses and Children's Under
wear.
Beautiful Table Spreads, cheap
handsome ties in Six and Cot
ton.
SILK Gloves and Mits in great vari-
ETY..
The best line Of CORSETS to be
found.
Hundreds of articles in Notions,
and Trimmings that cannot be found
elsewhere. The best line Of FAST
colored Stockings, either in Black
or COlors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
Orphans Court Sale
-gF
Valuable Real Estate T!

By virtue X an order q sale issued gu; %
the Orphans Courf 90 -oulerSe1 county. Pa.
aud - me directed ] viii offer af public sale
az the Cours HouS- in the borough of <0Iner-
stt- al ! o'cisrrk r NJ on
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TERMS :

Ten per cent q purciltSe money 10 he paid
on day a sale, the nemainder q 0ue-fhlrd Al
conn ruIafiul of sale. ons-thirll m one year
and the remaining third in tWo years thenalf-
ter with Interest on fef.rned payments f1oIn
confirmation q sale Deferred Payments %
D. securet BY bond and mortgage upon the
premise
HENRY II. STAHL-
Admiuisf Earor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13
< DWELLING HOUSE, ,.

NeE bank barn and nsceSszry buildings. al
clsanad and eNcept about seven .7I acre of
tiinl-rr- rWo good orchards on the pr-uli-t-s,
good water al thu hou-e and In ne-iriy every
neld i about two = miles north - h0cs-
W5ssd on ruad leading - Sotner-et-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-13

..--r ssrias-ioo,h HarrOws 5r sale
= .-5arhaum-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04
DZIEN 4-ty LIPCA.

Kazdy nar6d ma opr6cz swych
SWAT koscielnych swieta narodo-
we, kt6re obchodzi wielka uro-
czystoscia.
Ola mas polakow dzie1 3 ma
ia jest najwiekszem swietem ma.
rodowem; w dniu tym, jak via
domo ogioszono wiekopomnq
konstytucye nasza.
Ola amerykanow zas najwiek.
szem swietem jest dzie6 A lipca,
W kt6rym to dniu og}oszono akt
niepodleglosci.
Pamietny ten dzie1 obchodzi-
my dzisiaj wsr6d ogni sztucz-
nych, hymn6w dziekczynnych j
wesolych okrzyk6w radosci, OBJ.
chodzimy dzie1 ten uroczyscie
jako obywatele ameryka6scy j
jako polacy mi}uiacy wolnosc.
Dzie1 czwarty lipca r. 1776,
W kt6rym podniesiono sztandar
niepodleglosci nazwany jest po-
spolicie poczatkiem rewolucyi a
meryka1skiej. w tym dniu osa-
dy Polnocnej Ameryki zerwaly
wszelka sp6jnie Anglia wypo.
wiedzialy jej wojne.
Do tego rodzaju ostatecznosci
jak ujecie oreza, ludy dqza stop.
niovo. Kazdy przewr6t gwal-
towny bywa wynikiem calego
szeregu przyczyn.
Rewolucya angielska r. 1858
byla zagadka dla Bossueta, kt6ry
protestantyzm uwazal jedynie
jako chorobliwe zboczenie umy.
slu; wielka rewolucya francuska
jest r6wniez nierozwiklana tale.
mnica dla tych, kt6rzy So ME.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

Izby nam zas niczeso ME zabra-
klo okazalosci tego swiata, ma.
znaczmy dzieh uroczysty, W
kt6rym many oglosic swoja kon-
stytucye; MECH przyniosa akt
konstytucyi opartej ma prawie
bozem ma slowach samego Bo-
ga; polozmy ma MIN korone, ably
SWAT wiedzial, ze W Ameryce
praoco jest kr6lem, podczas gdy W.
innych rzadach kr6l jest rraaoem,.
W krajach wolnych 1oraeoo samo
powinno bye kr6lem.
Ably jednak ME naduzywano
tego symbolu, po uroczystosci po-
tluczmy korone ma kawalki te
rozdajmy narodowi, gdyz caaose
do niego nalezy.
Qpr6cz tych deklamacyj Paine
do}aczy} zdrowe uwagi.
Opieka Anglii = m6wil by
Ia zawsze zgubna dla Ameryki,
wciagano zawsze osady wbrew
ich wolf do wojen, kt6re wybu-
cha}y skutkiem ambicyi angiel-
skiej.
Mowi} dalej, ze Ameryka zbun-
towana ME moze nigdzie znalesc
poparcia, bo kt6z sic darmo kom-
Ipromitowac zechce!
Ale Ameryka niepodlegla "a
pewnoscia znajdzie przeciw mo-
nopolom j ambicyi Anglii przy-
jacid W Europe a zwlaszcza we
Francyi.
Broszura Paine'a wielkie wy
war}a wrazenie; lecz Anglia je-
szcze sic sama przyczynila do
przyspieszenia rewolucyi. Przy-
bycie obcych zolnierzy, zajecie
Bostonu, przymierze zawarte z
indyanami, wyprawa do Charles
tonu = wszystko to uczynilo re-
wolucye nieunikniona.
Kongres, kt6ry sic zgromadzil
W maju chwycil sie.srodka ener-
gicznego. Dnia Ego maja r. 1776
Ryszard Henryk Lee wni6sl ma
kongresie wielka sprawe niepo-
d2egtoSci j zazqda} zerwania we
zl6w zaleznosci pa1stwowej i
zwiqzku politycznego Anglia.
Dnia 10 maja wiekszosc osad
przyjela wniosek W zasadzie.
Niekt6rzy poslowie zazadali cd
swych wyborc6w instrukcyj. Ola
uzyskania jednomyslnosci odlo-
zono rezolucye do dnia 1go lipca.
ITymczasem wyznaczono komitet
dla przygotowania aktu wygla-
szajacego niepodleglosc. w sklad
tego komitetu weszli: Tomasz
Jefferson, kt6remu poruczono re-
dakcye, Jan Adams, Franklin,
Roger Sherman ] Robert Living.
lton.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

dni Ludwika XIV; a wojna do
NOVA, ktora wstrzasnela pred
niewielu laty Stanami Zjednoczo-
nymi ma sw6j poczatek znacznie
wczesniej cd epoki prezydentury
Lincolna. Burza ia zapowiedzia-
Ia sic juz ma dlugo pred wojna.
Charming, Parker j inni nieustan-
ME glosili w Ameryce, IL niewol
nictwo jest trucizna toczaca or
ganizm panstwowy. Mezowie
stanu, politycy malymi tylko
wyiatkami bywali kr6tkowidza-
cymi, byli oni -zwykle ludzmi
chwili obecnej; widza oni tylko
dobe dzisiejsza, staraja sic drob-
nymi srodkami zablizniac g}ebo-
kie rany spo@eczne = jezeli uda
i'm sic zejsc re swiata pred ka-
tastrofa maja wtedy wielkieimie,
a tymczasem nastepcy ich odzie-
dziczaja W spadku kleski trwo-
gi rewolucyi.
Tax sic rzecz miala z rewolu-
eva r. l776, a rowniez wojna
domowa 1861 T.; jedna druga
byly przewidziane ma lat 80.
Sprawa lexingto1ska, krew
przelana pod Bunker Hill, azwla-
SEGA uchwalone przez parliament
angielski ustawy, rozwia}y re-
sztki zludze1 tych, kt6rzy marry
Ii o dopieciu cel6w bez przelewu
krwi.
Y tego powodu juz W kwietniu
T. 1875, William Henry Drayton,
chief justice, prezes sadu najwyz-
szego W Po}udniowej Karolinie,
ME wahal sic odezwac w te slo-
wa; ,.Wszechmocny stworzyl A
meryke ma to, ably by}a niezalez-
na cd w. Brytanii. Byloby to
z naszej strony bezboznoscia, gdy-
bysmy sic cofneli i ME chcieli bye
narzedziem tel wszechmocnej re-
XII, kt6ra ma spelnic wole wyzsza.
Jedna tylko niepodleglosczdo.
la ochronic Ameryke cd podstep.
nych zamiar6w jej wrog6w, kt6-
rym sic juz ona wydaje zbyt po-
tezna szczesliwq. Nasz obowia
EEK jako chrzescian, nasze zba.
wienie jako amerykanow, tax
scisle re SODA zwiazane, re jesli
odm6wimy wsp6ludzialu swego
w TEN boskiem dziele, ukazemy
przez to, ze ME chcemy bye ma
rodem wielkim, wolnym, poboz.
nym j szczesliwym.'.
W6wczas to anglik jeden cd
niedawna W Ameryce osiadiy,
Tomasz Paine, wydawca Mdgo
zynu Psnnsy1s0adsksego j przyja-
ciel Franklina wydal broszure W
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

Dnia 1go ipca rozpoczely sic
rozprawy mad og}oszeniem niepo-
dleg}osci. Po usunieciu niekt6-
rych przeszk6d projekt Jefferso-
ma przyjety zostal jednoglosnie
z wyjatkiem dw6ch paragraf6w,
z ktorych jeden zmieniono, dru-
gi calkowicie wypuszczono.
Paragraf usuniety dotyczylnie.
wolnictwa i handlu murzynami.
Usunieto go, powiada jefferson
W swych pamietnikach, dla przy.
podobania sic Georgii i Po1u-
dniowej Karolinie, kt6re ME
chcialy s}yszec o zniesieniu owe-
60 handlu chcialy 60 dalej pro-
wadzic.
Co sic zas tyczy P6inocy -
dodaje jefferson ia take
zosta3a dotknieta moimi slowy,
bo chociaz sama bardzo maIo mia
Ia niewolnik6w u siebie, prowa-
dzila mimi handel dla innych.
Paragraf ten zawiera} piekne i
dzielnie wyrazone uczucia. Ma
nieszczescie Ameryka ME skorzy-
sta1a tel jedynej sposobnosci
zagojenia rany, kt6ra p6zniej sta
Ia sic nieuleczona. w ogloszeniu
niepodleg}osci skasowano to do
magazine sic praw ludzkosci; ale
slad pozostal jak plama ma tym
Ipieknym dokumencie; a plama
ia jest tenn widoczniejsza, i'm u
silniej starano sic ia zatrzec.
Ogloszenie niepodleglosci przy-
jete przez kongres podpisanem
zostalo dnia 4 lipca wieczorem
przez wszystkich czlonk6w, wy
jatkiem jednego tylko Dickin-
soma. Podpisujacych byio 55ciu.
Uchwala ia, kt6ra dala pocza-
tex nowemu panstwu, rzeczypo-
spolitej jakiej nieznano W staro-
zytnosci, uchwaia ia rozpoczela
dla amerykan6w epoke wolnosci.
Dzien A lipca jest dla Mich
najwiekszem swietem narodowem
= cd tego dnia znikla nazwa ko-
lonij = a kraj ten zaczal sic ma
zywac Stanami Zjednoczonemi.
Adams Jefferson piastowali
godnosc prezydenta Stan. Zjed.
obydwaj zyli jeszcze lat 80 po
tym dniu uroczystym II byli
swiadkami szybkiego rozwiniecia
stan6w.
Wreszcie dziwnym zbiegiem
okolicznosci, w kt6rym starozy-
tiny Rzym widzialby palec Boy,
jednego i tego samego dnia Ago
lipca 1926 T. j tel samej niemal
godzinie, w kt6rej ma pie6dzie-
STAT lat przedtem Adams Jeffer-
(CiaO dalszv ma sfroD;a Aa;N
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04
,obronie oderwania sic Ameryki

obronie oderwania sic Ameryki
pod tyt.: Zdro,oy Rozsqdek. Bro
szura ia mia}a nieslychane powo-
dzenie i tax wielki wplyw wy
waria, IL p6zniej kongres wyna-
grodzif autora. w dlugi czas
potem r. 1888 Washington po-
wolaf Paine'a do siebie, jako
czlowieka, ktoremu Amyryka "a
wyswiadczone przyslugi dose sic
odwdzieczyc ME mogla. Europa,
a zw}aszcza Francya r6wniez
skwapliwie przyjely jego pismo
imie Paine'a stalo sic tax popu-
larnem --zwlaszcza gdy oglosil
dzie}ko: Les Droits de pHome
(prawa czlowieka) W odpowie-
dzi ma napady Burke'go ma re-
wolucya francuska, re ME uwa-
zajac na jego cudzoziemskosG,
Department Pas de. Calais wy
bral go do konwencyi narodo-
wei.
Paine odznaczyl sic TEN, re
niechcial glosowac "a smiercia
Ludwika XVI. y dla tego, ze
zbrodnie Ludwika byly zbrodnia-
mi kr6la, ME zas czlowieka
p dla tego, re Robespierre do
maga1 sic niegdys zniesienia kary
smierci; 81 poniewaz Ludwik o.
swobodzil Ameryke.
w slawnej swej broszurze
Paine zaczyna cd twierdzenia, ze
nies}usznie mieszaja soba pole.
cia spoleczenstwa i zwierzchnosci
: powiada dalej, ze spo}ecze1.
stwo jest wynikiem naszych po-
trzeb; Rad zas wynikiem naszei
zlosliwosci, re pierwsze Jest ma
tka, = a drugie katem, re wiec
najlepszy Rad jest tylko zlem
koniecznem. Rad r6wniez jak
odziez jest oznakq utraconej ME.
winnosci. Palace wladzc6w
wzniesione zosta}y ma szczatkach
rajskich gaik6w.
TAX pisze Paine; ma on pc
czesci slusznosc "a po czesci
myli sic.
Paine wystepuje W imie prawa
przyrodzonego biblii; wedlue
niego absolutyzm jest TEN dla RIA.
du, czem papiestwo dla religii,
valley przeciw MENU starym
argumentem szk6d jake kraj
ponosi wskutek dzieci1stwa, sta.
rosci, chor6b, nieswiadomosci
namietnosci jednostek. Ale
dodaje w kohcu - zapyta kto
moze gdzie jest kr6l ameryka6
ski9 w niebie moi drodzy j pc
wnie ME kaze on ludziom zabijac
sic wzajemnie, jak to czyni ko.
ronowana bestya w. Brytanii.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

Bioro Rzadu Centr. z. N. p.

CHICAGO, dnia 30 czerwca 1894.
Nastepujacy czionkowie Przyjeci 20
stall la,o Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04

u rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego
Il. 1NaSSek, sekr. .jen.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-08-10
To ssrrsrats Coal Fields.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-Governor
Hughes of Arizona, who is here, states
the long-standing friction between the
Navajo Indians and the ranchers and
stockmen is in a fair way of settlement.
His efforts to have the San Carlos coal
fields cut off from the White Mountain
Indian reservation will, he believes, re-
suit in the coal fields being segregated
and thrown open to the public for settle
ment and development. All Arizona
Legislatures during the past ten years
by joint resolution and all the Governors
in their annual reports have urged the
segregation of these coal fields, there be-
ing no other coal within 300 miles.
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Resolved, That this commission will
meet at the United States postoffice
building in the city of Chicago, ILL.,, the
10Th day OF August, 1894, at 10 A. NJ, for
the purpose OF taking testimony in rela-
ton to said controversies and TO hear
and consider all facts, suggestions and
arguments as TO the causes thereof, the
conditions accompanying and the best
means OF adjusting the same and as to
any legislation or measures which ought
TO be recommended in regard to similar
controversies hereafter.
That all railways, labor organizations
and citizens having either personal or
patriotic interest in the right solution of
these questions, and who cannot conve-
niently attend such public hearings as
afOTesafd, are requested TO present their
views and suggestions in writing to the
commission at any time prior to the date
OF such public hearing.
That copies of this resolution be given
to the press and be sent to all railways
engaged in the transportation OF prop
erty and passengers, being in two or
more States Of the United States, and to
all labor organizations.
That all Communications be addressed
TO the Chairman OF the United States
Strike Commission, Washington.
Messrs. Herman and Worthington left
the city after the meeting. Both will be
engaged in doing preliminary work be-
fore the investigation actually begins.
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To Estnhllah q CoIony.

VANCOUVER, b. G., August LA CO.
operative colony is to be established here
at an early date. A large number of
persons have formed club for the pur-
pose OF starting one, and the govern
ment has promised it's assistance. II is
proposed TO obtain one OF the many
fertile islands up the coast and send a
dozen pioneers, who will build houses
and clear the land. The settlement is
TO be gradually increased from time TO
time. The settlers intend to engage in
farming and fishing, the island being
near the halibut banks.
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POSITION OF THE POWERS.
The British Government VIII Safely
Guard Her Interests.

The British Government Will Safely
Guard Her Interests.
LONDON, August 3.-The Earl OF Kim
berley, Minister of Foreign Affairs, re-
ceived dispatch this morning from
Hugh Fraser, British Minister in Toxic,
announcing the declaration Of war.
Kimberley was visited this afternoon by
the Japanese Minister, who personally
communicated to him similar an
nouncement of the declaration. The
Earl, upon receiving from the envoy
official n6sice of the declared war, de-
clared that Great Britain would remain
neutral in the matter, although the
British government would take steps to
safely guard British interests in the far
East. So far as the sinking of the trans
port Kow Shung, flying the British flag,
is concerned, the envoy was informed
that Great Britain awaits the statement
OF the English captain OF that steamer
before making any reply to the apology
offered by Japan. The government will
hold Cabinet meeting within the next
two days to consider the attitude of
Great Britain to the Corean question.
Despite the explanation and apology
Of the Japanese for the Kow Shung affair,
the greatest indignation is still felt by
shipowners and other persons interested
in the Eastern trade. They insist that
the government must press Japan for
ample compensation and for assurances
of better faith in the future. The Ad-
A Lao
mantle, who commands the British
squadron of the Asiatic coast, to APP
proach Chinese and Japanese ports, and
while observing strict neutrality, to
watch the progress OF operation.
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TO IMPROVE RIVERS.
Agreement Reached by River and HarbOr
COnferrees.

Agreement Reached by River and Harbor
COnferrees.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-Dolph has
had a rather hard struggle, but he has
pulled out of the conference committee
with all the Oregon appropriations in
the river and harbor bill. Practically an
agreement to that effect has been
reached, and the agreement will prob
ably be reported tomorrow. The amount
for boat railway at The Dalles has
been reduced to 500, 900, but Dolph says
that will be sufficient to acquire the right
OF way and begin the work. The main
thing is to have it started. The other
appropriations for Oregon remain undis-
turbed. Washington is also fortunate.
Every increase made by the Senate re-
mains in the bill, as also does the pro-
vision made for the Lakes Union and
Washington waterway. The Oregon and
Washington delegations are feeling very
iubilant. Oregon has $400, 900 increase,
nearly double the amount in the House
bill, with the entire amount for the
completion of the work at the mouth OF
the Columbia. Dolph says boats will be
passing over the dalles of the Columbia
| in four years.