The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-01

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horse racing il not lottery.
The losses by recent foods In Penn.
sylvania amount to u, 900.
President Carnot IL meeting with
much difficulty in forming . cabinet
for France
The Office Of the daily Citizen At
Albuquerque was damaged by fire on
the 18th.
The Elgin Watch Company's plant
has been sold to an English syndicate
for $1,000, 900.
Governor Flower has vetoed the bill
prohibiting the display Of foreign flags
on public buildings.
1t is announced that Brazil has &C.
cepted the mediation Of England in
her dispute with Portugal.
The governor Of Alabama has called
1000 militia into the field to protect
coal miners who wish to work.
Two big coal companies in Leaven.
worth, Kansas, have voluntarily raised
the pay Of their miners, so a. to pre-
vent q strike.
The annual sermon before the Amer
lean Baptist Missionary Union at Sara
toga was delivered by Rev. Kerr b.
Upper Of Denver.
Secretary Lamont has ordered three
companies to proceed from Leaven-
worth to Indian Territory to prevent
violence by strikers.
The surgeons performed an opera
ton on Mr.. Gladstone's right eye
few days ago, removing a cataract,
The result was satisfactory.
The twenty third annual session Of
the conference Of charities and correc.
tions was held at Nashville on the 23rd.
A large number attended.
Fifty industrials seized freight
train at Beckwith on the Oregon Short
Line Wednesday. 1t was sidetracked
and troops started after them.
A man was killed in a bull fight at
Madrid last Sunday but the spectators
required the brutal sport to 60 on and
several other men were hurt.
The yellow fever which has been
epidemic at Rio during the past three
months is now decreasing, both in
number Of cases and in virulence.
There was a terrible cyclone near
Kunkle, Ohio, on the 18th, which
caused the death Of Eve people. Their
bodies were torn to pieces in the fury
Of the storm.
A farewell service was held Satur.
day at st. James hall, London, in con.
nection with the departure from Eng
land Of Miss Willard, the well.known
temperance advocate.
There is great excitement at several
coal mining towns in Illinois on &C.
count Of the hostile attitude Of strik.
ers. Citizens are arming TO protect
men who want to work.
In response to an urgent request
Of the governor, Attorney General
Engley gave an opinion that the send.
ing Of armed men into III Paso from
Arapahoe county was in violation Of
law.
A movement is on foot to get the
governors Of Illinois, Pennsylvania,
West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa, the great bituminous coal states
Of the country to act as arbitrators on
the great coal strike.
The Bimetallic league adopted reso.
buttons opposing interest bearing bonds
and national banks. They demand
that all candidates for Congress pledge
themselves to vote for free coinage Of
silver at l6 to !, and to vote for .
president in favor Of such legislation.
Several serious conflicts between
coal miners and strikers in Illinois
and Indiana are reported to have
taken place. Two men were killed
and several wounded at Little's coal
mines near Evansville as . result Of
an attempt to drive men from work.
Mr.. Gladstone is recovering from
the effects Of the operation on his eye.
Advices from the state Of Rio Grande
do Sui arc that skirmishes between
the Brazilian government forces and
insurgents continue, but no engage.
ments Of any serious nature have a.
yet taken place.
A banquet rendered 10 Admiral Err
bin, Captain Mahan and the officers
Of the United States cruiser Chicago,
by officers Of the English army and
navy and distinguished citizens Of
Great Britain was held Friday nigh,
At st. James hall, London. II was
regular love feast aud the response,
we're Of an exceedingly friendly ma
turc.
The ladies Of Lexington, Kentucky
have refused to participate In the eI
crcises Of the Confederate Veterans
association in decorating soldiers
graves unless Breckenridge is expelled
from the society. Oaice,s say the,
cannot expel Brcckinr,dge and III,
women declare they will not take par
In the exercises.
Owing to the late frosts the orang,