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

AT least one man has succeeded in
foiling footpads. but he did not make
acompleto job OF it Having secured
1.-The drop" on the bandits he pcr-
mitted them to escape hide-whole,
clearly In disobedience to the &C.
oepted teaching that any thing worth
doing is worth doing we'll.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

NEARLY all who have had occasion
TO send packages by mail have been
perplexed II. the fact that the rates
charged at different times seem to
have no relation to each other. II
seems as ii some change in the direc-
ton OF greater &c ,uracy and uniform
ity might be both possible and do
sirabie.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Frank Joyce and It'd Z NJ Park
City, Utah, Wednesday = Is, met
in the street. Joyce 1rc on
Grow, mistaking him z Dskl against
whom he had a fighting Rs Crow
responded promptly, as44 sukber Of
shots were fred. When n smoke
cleared away, Joyce was = to have
n fatal wound, the ball pi hing il
way .hsessh his sh1s1s; ~ ~
49, 4 he tstsss - seg. 49,
we stsasssn, ~ besk nssl aads'
ishsd. ~ ~.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
i,,ch s,v,L. In i,,nb..

A special TO the Boise .Stotsiman
from HALEY says A rich and eatcn.
sivc vein Of ore was struck Yesterday
In the Red Elephant mine In the OF.
,rcmc west end Of the property on the
b00.foot level, The vein Is In entire.
ly virgin ground, and drifts will at
once be run to the corresponding levels
on the 200 aud 700 foot levels 10 test
tho magnitude of the vein. Should Il
continue At these depths, the Red
Elephant will rank among tho best
lead aud silver mines Of the world.
The minc will DO worked all winter
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Against-baldwin (bouider), Bald.
win vi Paso), Benton, Bromley, Calk'
ms, carney, Oochran, Codman, Frits,
heath, Herr, Hynes, jerks, Lynch,
woAn'sn' sweeney "ooton ana
Uuns'
ms seems 70 se'''e 'ne 'cheme o.
''a. M 'U,naee money
Ing Donynge RESOLUTION 70 aa!ourn
sue aie was .neI 'aken up ana cis'
0usseu ~ iens'n' Du' wltnout reaonne
0on0'us'on' anu AZ o . CLOCK inc
nouse ssresa 70 ao!ourn I'LL morning
W 'o'e o' o. 70 ~.
MI os''a W, %
lae oena'e aaop.ea Dy vote OF ~
eo1 .no mouse ION. resolution IN op'
posl'lon 70 'ne meAloan ool'ar scneme'
. a 0on%i''e " was appointed 70 inves'
s,sa' s;, .n' a..essu l,esulaIi'ies IN seV'
cru NV, p.,is passea =. 'ne las, session.
"n''e Ha.'.ns iol 'ne mouse 20 act
w 'ne au'oul"m .. question 'ne sen
ass p ~ .. .ne '.'ne away ~ DISCUSS =
lug .n0 .ai.n anu ~ 'onpiA.ning VI
sno s.eA.men' 'e'e'Vea 'rom '"e Den-
W, pi''''
HousE.-Attorney General Engley
reported tnat nc was not yet prepared
70 report on the responsibility OF
AUDITORS ana treasurers Tor illegal IN
'eS u,
Inc nonynge resolution was then
'a.eh up ana deoated az ieng.n. Inc
Vote wnen taken resulted as ioiiows:
'or immediste ad!ournment-An'
uersoh' naDcock' BALDWIN WI raso)'
Dohynge, bromley, brown, cannon,
'a"' "".s'"' o''' ~
H. ~. -. NJ.
p o . O.:
m Ivy " W. No'', o"eo"en' 'n as
N. oo''c w. 80: ~
n,, m N 'e''v ~ wv :"
Wv ro.h T.a. r VA o
Ivy n.n IN" 80, Wy"
- ~" mn la IL A' I"ue.
W;,. Ii u v e".s'
~. d. CO. S
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

An artist employed on Milwaukee
paper. too busy to have u wedding.
tclephoncd to his typewriter bride
TO come to his office when she had
finished her days work. Then he
sent messenger for q minister.
and the members OF the editorial
stan woro called into tho illustrating
room to witness the ceremony.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

The appearance OF "for sale" signs
on the Louisiana lottery company's
big building In Now Orleans few
daxsSS9 ~ takeRac "a ipliGSA setxiea xjs Il,
move to Honduras or elsewhere In
the near future. The company has
purchased two steamships to ply be e.
tween the United States and Its new
homo.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Now that tho charitable societies
are making special efforts to clothe
the needy it is being realized how
much comfortable clothing Is suffered
to go to tho moths that might make
many deserving people happy.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

PRESIDENT SAN SLOAN OF the Della.
ware. l.ackawanna * Western railroad
believes in the waste not, want not
proverb. and 70 all employees OF the
system over which no prcsidcs arc
obliged to use backs Of old envelopes
for memoranda and sometimes for
communication rather than use u
new sheet OF paper Many mickles
make muckle according TO his Wow
and many similar savings thus made
enable the u. l. ~ W. TO pay divi.
deuds
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

LyAnSIp societies all over Europe
are still Investigating tho cause Of
the grip. but make little progress
However. perseverance, acoomplisho,
marvels, and while the learned rnen
arc seeking for causes tho people arc
''hustllng" for remed!ek '
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
FAvoRs srATEA.n,r....-@<sl.'

th, loJS.'s,S. eAo
National Republican ComlIRtiur Tskos
Action in Favor of tho Teleisoriss.
The legislative committsssaf. the
National Republican conA 5 has
adopted the following ressli ~ ia.
yoring statehood for the tefilt 81:
SNHleKAs, The territorial ~ OF
} Ieans a ibg|ied p esd l;cal
WAYS Ss' Us u :
tinue to be merely y tsnpsgA} ilsisI
Of government to be tolss onl5
pending the acquisition III terri.
tory sufficient population al ,atcrial
resources to support sta1 govern.
ment, and
"WHEREAs, 1t is obvioud 1T ter
ritories Of Utah, Arizous 1 Mex.
leo and Oklahoma are och sessed
Of sufficient population ea1 lsterial
resources to support . - Govern
ment, and the people q terri
tories now petition for ~ Non to
the dignity and privil6oes state.
hood; therefore, be it 1911
"Resolred, That it is t61ffs1N Of this
committee that just ss6a59 for the
rights OF our fellow cissssss esidine
within said territories dematds that
the American principle of hSme rule
be extended to them by the az Emission
Of said territories to statehood"
Special resolutions favorin4 the ad
mission Of Utah were also al nted.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

OrrlsDlD wedding guests In II
Pennsylvania town ovinccd thcir dis.
pleasure by blowing MP tho fostal
hall with dynamite. Social lines n.
tho East should be moe oloscl,
lawn or ,boss blddcn TO tho feast
searched ut the door
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
RICH STRIKE At CRIPPLE CREEK
That Prosperous Camp Continuss to
Surprise the Natives


~ ~
A dispatch from Crippie creek 70
the Denver Repuof'ca" says;
Inc Albany tunnel on the west slope
OF buii h'ii, mas been pusned INTO inc
mountain for . trlfie over ooo ieet.
FOR more than zOo feet the miners
have been driving on vein that mas
carried about two feet OF quartz tn .a
mas mad an average value OF about 70
or slO TO the ton. yesterday tnere
was noticeable change In the fock
the miners encountered and on care
iui examination It was found that
about an inch OF quartz on the hang
ing wall showed free gold. John
fopst' in charge OF the work OF devei-
opment, took some OF the stun 70 the
assayer and got his certihcate' whion
showed that the hre had Determined
the Vaiue OF the quartz TO De siO'ooo
70 the ton' or ozs ounces IN goid.
Inc s,reak OF quartz ID oo incheS
VIDE, and all OF 1t Is rich, this deter
mining the value OF the new ma Mr.
fopst mas smut down WORK 10 tue tan-
mel ana is now putting IN all the time
OF ms men In surface Improvement
awaiting the ARRIVAL In camp OF deorgo
d. Mechem' the manager. ihis prop
erty was In part originally owned Dy
carter harrison OF Uhicaso' hati D.
zoe OF DehVer Is said 70 own . large
'h, ,e, IN the company
inc. pes. reports continue to DO
orousn. IN oy parties VINO nave VIII
nesseG 'ne recent s.rlke In the MORN
lug u'ory NO. g Inc open CUT IL oe'
lug eA'cnaeo hor'h On 'he vein WINCH
IN ,n' '"ee' 10 a"'u' '9ur .ee' pe'weeu
VANS, 'e'era' soou s'teaAs sho"
p'on'y ., Tree go'o' anu the greater
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

The wonderful Lamartine mine,
above Idaho Springs, which has al.
ways been known as silver mine, is
rapidly turning to gold. II seems AS
depth is gained on the vein, the orc
runs more and more into the yellow
metal, The ore now taken out runs
from $40 to 500 per ton in gold.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Arrrn centuries Of mnlo monarchic-
al morganatic marriages |, Is curious
to 500 tho royal family Of Bavaria
and the imperial household OF Aus.
trin sluirm over tho Princess Ella.
abcth's lcft.hundcd marriage with
Lieutenant siogfrid nut Buttcnhoim.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

A CORNER in wheat In Russia is
SAID to have caused famine in q
part OF the country. Up to date. for
reasons not clearly explained. the
people guilty Of the cornering have
been permitted to survive.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
An.reh,., vr.nsh Attempt. su,,,s..

Dispatches from sarasossn, Spain,
say that the physicians In attendance
upon Salvador Frauoh. the confessed
pcrpetrator Of the Licco theatcr bomb
outrage, who attempted suicide, 40 80.
vcrcly wounded himself that his 70.
eovery Ia now doubtful, Though In.
formed "A to his condition, Franeh no.
fused the Offices Of chaplain. Frapch
still upholds anarchy.
The wife Of franch has made tho
additional statement that Franch was
present at famous anarchist meeting
In the bull ring Of Barcelona. when all
tho eonspirators were armed with
bombs, rcvolvcrs, axes and knives. and
prepared to sack the town and destroy
the bourgcoisc.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

A PREACHER from tho Yves, has
landed In Boston and Is telling tho
Yankees there that they arc going
70 he'll. The information IL classcd
among the things which tho average
Bostonlun boliovos To DO unlmporiani
II true Ito lives IN Boston now.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

According to official sta scs ;us,
made public, Wyoming has aly !, 200
criminals to the million Of 1,le, In
the eastern states, where Il {oi is sun,
posed to be the least crime hs.e figures
are 1000, while in MontaI kF IN ada.
cent state with thessAme al con.
ditions, thers, ~ 1D60 to stallion.
Other states Sft, Nebra1 gsi 81 aOO
-.,a-sr-ssss.>s'---.yx-A--.EkSSSNl
'fg1la A1l1 llsvsda, s,3o0
- state womas =
seG1s Is issuing n circdl
fsrth the figures and claimlk \ !
cnfranchising Of women is ~ sSI =. =
this remarkable record. "
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

GREAT BRITAIN is said to have
seized the Gilbert islands This
kind OF diplomacy is very effective,
and avoids deal Of circumlocution
whom supplied with sufficient back.
inc
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

A special from salillo, Mexico, re-.
ports bloody battle at Cuaniro Lios,
the result Of an old fcud between tho
Nalcsco and Pandora families. Tho
heads OF the two families were killed
in the beginning. Since then three
Valesco and two Pandora sons have
been killed, leaving three on each
side. A few days MO the six met
aud revolver duel was fought. result
ing In the killing Of two IN cncl, siJc
mud the serious wouudins Of tho
others,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Tho ~. James Gascpc says that II
Is reported that the Midland's Coal
Trades Arbitration Board, which was
arranged by Lord Roscborry, the sec.
Rotary OF state for foreign affairs, at
the instance Of the mine owners and
their employees, aud which brougb, an
end to tho grca, strike, Is likely TO
provo failure owing to the difficulty
experienced in finding chairman aud
In view of the differences existing be-.
tween the delegates aud the niue
owners representatives The latter
want reduction VI wages aud the men
refuse 70 agrco % this,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Two wrongs never make right,
but tho latest enterprise OF the
Chicago thieves, that Of robbing the
gambling houses. doesn't appear to
be calling out any universal protest
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

Another ton per cent. dividend has
been paid by the old jefferson County
Bank ut Golden, making . total Of
seventy per cont,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

The Republicans and Democrats Of
New jersey nfc fighting over the or.
saniration of the Senate, aud police
have been called In by tho governor to
preserve order
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.


What Congress 10 Doing-Department
and Social Gossip.
Z Mr.. Teller says that the lead and
wool clauses Of the Wilson tariff bill
will be hard on Colorado.
A number Of Republican senators
are disposed to help secure the nomi.
nation Of Judge Hornblower as Justice
Of the Supreme Court.
The nomination Of Mr.. Preston as
director Of the mint was confirmed by
the Senate last week. He got about
three-ffths Of the votes.
The Populists in the House did
nothing to aid the Democrats in get.
ting the tariff bill before the House.
Messrs. Pence and Bell say the bill is
Objectionable in that it lowers the
duty on Mexican lead ore.
At meeting Of the Committee on
Coinage Weights and Measures on the
10th, it was decided to temporarily
shelve Mr.. BANDS free coinage bill
and take up for consideration the bill
to coin the seignioragc, No final ac-
ton was reached.
The Democrats in the House were
able to do nothing last week us they
could not secure quorum. This was
due to the antipathy Of the Repub,
licans and the apathy Of several Dem
ocrats to whom some parts Of the tariff
bill are obnoxious.
The wellIknown free trader and'sin-
gle tax congressman, Tom johnson, Of
Ohio, delivered rafting speech in
the House few days ago in favor Of
absolute free trade. He scored his
fellow Democrats for supporting half
way measure.
Representative Holman has pre-.
pared resolution which he will sub
nit to the House, declaring it to be
the policy of the United States to con.
clude treaty with Hawaii by which
this country will exercise protccto.
rate over the islands.
While the House is engrossed in
discussing the tariff bill the Senate
spends most of its time talking about
Hawaiian affairs. Senator Turpie of
Indiana, n Democrat, spoke Thursday
in opposition to Mr.. Clevclands policy
of restoring the queen to the throne,
Senator Sherman, in an interview,
says that neither the Senate nor the
House would pass bill authorizing an
issue Of bonds, and Senator Carlisle
would find il necessary to sell bonds
under the act of 1873. Carlisle states
that unless Congress acts he shall sell
bonds under his present authority.
The consolidated report of the con
dition Of national banks III New Mex
leo shows the following favorable con
ditions Loans and discounts, sl,5lS,
SCI "a; total resources, 81, 975, 279. e.;
total deposits, 81, $50, POS. 35; average
reserve held, 21.90 per cent. This is
decided Improvement over the last
report given out by the comptroller in
October last.
Representative Holman says: 81 vii!
not present my Hawaiian resolution
pending a talk with Mr. McCreary,
for the members of the Foreign Affairs
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

thing is certain, that the question Of
restoring Lilliuokalani to the throne
is for all time abandoned, no, only in
executive, but in congressional circles.
1t will never be heard Of again.
In accordance with resolution of
Congress and mandate from the Unit.
cd States Supreme court, the Supreme
court Of Utah has entered decree in
the case Of the United States VS.. The
Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints, ordering the receiver to turn
over to the first presidency Of the
church all the moneys in his hands de.
rived from personal property. The
amount to be turned over is s,3s,.
l7439.
The decision Of the Democratic mem.
beers OF the committee to report the
income tax and other internal revenue
features Of the committees reyenu,
plan as separate measure removes one
OF the main dangers Of the bill, as the
opposition to the income tax feature
was formidable, especially in the East,
and some Of it was Of such character
that had the proposition been placed
in the bill it would have arraycd many
Democratic members against the whole
measure. The fact that the PROPOSE.
tioa is not included in the bill will, il
y thought, strengthen the attempt to
remove the sugar bounty aud substi.
tutc in its stead duty Of one cen, ON
sugar Should this be done it would
raise 81, 900, 900 Of revenue and save
tlO, 900, 900 Of sugar bounty and re.
move the necessity for and probably
kill the income tax proposition, which
il is now the purpose Of the committee
to present later, with the internal rev.
cnue bill.
Secretary Carlisle has proposed an
issue Of bonds to the Senate Commit.
tee on Finance. Mr.. Carlisle said he
wanted authority TO issue bonds, and
40 stated to the committee in few
words. lie thinks an issue Of bond
the best way to meet the apparently
rapidly approaching crisis in the treas.
ury. The secretary dwclt briefly upon
the rapidly-diminishing gold reserve,
and stated that instead oil increasing.
ms he had hoped the government, re.
ccipts would do, they had continued
TO diminish until there was coming To
be n monthly gap Of about $40, 900, 900
between receipts and expenditures.
lie said the act Of 1875 for the resump.
ton Of specie payments, which also
authorizes bond issue, should be NO
amended nv to permit this issuance fot
shorter time and at lower rate Of Ia.
forest than is provided for In that
net.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-19

trying to solve the problem. One
thing is certain, that the question Of
restoring Lilliuokalani to the throne
is for all time abandoned, not only in
executive, but in congressional circles.
II will never be heard Of again"
Mohave County miner., 1894-04-07
The Social Remedy.

Workers, the earth was given you al
yours to have and hold forever, and you
toll should bring abundant treasures
TO YOUR doors. to each his product from
the sun and soil
To work is honest. noble. Sbirker,
steal, by craft subtracting from the just
reward OF those who toll, and should be
made to feel the whip Of Law, driving te
tasks as hard
The willing hand and brain must
freedom gain to choose their work where
earth provides place-nust jnn their
votes to eq iAl rights maintain, and out
law all who prey upon the race.
For greed has graspsd "the keys" and
title deeds Of robbers fence Oar Faiher's 8
gifts around. rne poor. as disinherited,
must need become the slA yes of those
who hold the ground.
q I'D stands for all, and they who
CLASP a store compel perpetual tribute,
whilst at ease e-tbe borrowers sweat for
them the tIiling poor with double bur-
dens gro4n the rich to please
Care, raven-wingei, sits brooiing over
all and leaves its line, on every work
er's brow. Aloae, On ,idsd, -,ch must
dkht or fall. ensl I'VE, or be en,laved, and
bumbly bow.
Freedom! wh.t Is it in this boasted
land? SIMPLY ch incs to struggle with
the strong and thoss entrsnched. The
moneyed men conn and, and fix the
wages OF the toiling rhrong.
o, boosted progress Close to cha,s
still, The selfish, struggling. warriny units
seem. Love fights To live; As beasts OF
prey Tn 1t kill, aud tear and rampIe, 80
men watch and scheme.
And this deb4sing, brutal state must
be still competition dies, till all the work
cooperate to IN Ak, each other free, and
drive To penal qnurie- every shirk.
Work is the rem sty for 1J:ial ills,
work uliversil-sy-ry ma his pl ace.
Work pl innei for ali for each a store
b juse ill :. and care is banishei from the
workers [ ic1 Wealth Makers.
Mohave County miner., 1894-04-07
Lamp K,cks of Clay.

A lamp wick has been invented which
is made entirely Of clay and claimed tt
give twenty-five per cent more light thar
the common wick, says the House Fur
nishing Review. 1t is made capillary
by incorporating with the clay, while in
plastic state, filaments of unspun vege,
table fibre which are burned out in the
process Of baking. The object is to Iro-
vide an indestructible wick, which shall
possess all the advantageous qualities of
an ordinary cotton or fibre wick and
which shall, In addition, last an indefinite
time without renewed or necessity of
trimming or case. When the clay is
baked the vegetable fire is burned out,
leaving capillary tubes running Longitude
nally through the wick, through which
the oil from the lamp will be raised to the
flame by capillary attraction. Owing to
the perfect combustion OF the wick, the
fame is perfectly white in character,
devoid OF order and sm okeless. IL il
found, through practical test, that oil il
volatilizsd by the use of this wick and
the vapor is consumed. thus giving the
above results.
Mohave County miner., 1894-04-07
a Cleaning ar Pump.

Oae OF the m Dat notable of the present
ceitury's small inventions is an air
pump for cleaning purposes. A hose
pipe ch srged with air under fifty pounds
pressure 10 the square inch is turned upon
the article or room to be cleaned II IL
used in precisely the same way as the
water and hose for washing purposes.
IL is far more effective in its results tn an
brooms, beaters or brushers, as it searches
out and penetrates every crevice and
fold Of IN ,terial and every crack and cleft
in woodwork. This device IS at present
applied 70 Gle ining cars, nut 50 psriect is
its " ,rk that IN u it is only aqnestion OF
time whsn it will come into use for other
purposes. Hp,els and large buildings
might be swept and busted in An incred.
IDLY short ace of time. Carefully man
aged, this sirpressure wonld rid the room
OF every particle OF dns,, clean furniture,
carpets and the heavier articles OF bric-a.
baac and ornaments. IL would do the
work Of a dozen 2eoplu.-Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1894-04-07

Yesterday Yaqui Indian, native Of
Sonora, known AS Jesus Papsgo, was
brought to Florence from the vicinity OF
Vekol, where he had been induIzing in
freaks Of insanity that rendered his being
at large dangerous not alone to himself
but to any property in his re ,ch. His in.
sanity takes very peculi ,r form. In ad-
dition to very uncontrollaole desire to
set fire TO buildings, he punished him self
by driving nails in his feet and roasting
his legs His body, particularly his lower
extremities, is in horrible condition as
result OF the last roasting he gave him.
self. Upon his arrival he vas examined
oy DIR. Barry. Sheriff Drais took him to
the asylum, leaving about 3 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon. Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1894-04-07

Onr better halves say they could no,
keep house without Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy. II is used in more than hall
the homes in Leeds. Sims Bros.. Iowa
This shows the esteem in which tina,
remedy is held where it has been sold for
wears and is we'll known NJ ,thars have
learned that there is nothing so good for
colds, Group and whooping cough, that it
cure. these ailments quickly and perma.
nently, and that it is pleasant and safe
TOR children to take. 80 cent bottles for
sale by
II. II. WATKINS,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1894-04-07
Bread Riots IN SPAN.

Madrid, April 2.-The distress IN the
Province Of Andalusa is acute.
At San LIc&n mob OF people out oI
woIk piilsgei the bakeries. Riots have
occurred at FL Rico. in the Province oI
Seville. The municipal authorities of the
place appe ssed the mob by issuing 5000
bread tickets.
A mob OF 2,O)0 people at Tirifa went
to the Town Hall and dem snded work in
most threatening manner. The author
tiles in the districts where distress is
most severely felt are doing their utmost
to relieve the sufferers.