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CUR 8eauenli9feit uuierer onaeisenoen 8uuben Baber
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Der Expedition Der SatuoI8 Stdats3etuug ~obge9ebel
lperoeI: In3.igen foluie Announcements fOHnen an 6tefsr
tperoen.
The representative., 1894-08-15

on dutv. .whe, -by the secrets Of our or
der may become XIII e~"p or one OF my COM
panions exposed or pul,.shed for the en-
foreement of law and order ~ Fl Paso
county or the state of Colorado.
10 all of which I pledge myself most
saersdly and a9n9rsdly ars a VII! VII ass:st MY
brothers "a this compact 70 mete but Just
punishment to any of my companions
should they expose any of the secrets
whereby anyone of us may be apprehend-
ed legally or otherwise.
ITO all of which 1 have hereunto pledged
my sacred honor to oath. So help me
God"
Wilson told the detectives all the parties
to the conspiracy subscribed to this oath.
WILSON'S CONFESSION
Wilson's confession, it is generally be-
lieved. does not implicate Sheriff Bowers.
Wilson has denied since he was brought
from Denver that he made any confession,
but this is owing to the fear that he will
be harshly dealt with by the people of Col
orado Springs. His statement was reduced
to writing, and he subscribed to it before
a notary, in presence of witnesses
Two hack loads of men went from this
city to Colorado City last night with the
avowed purpose of running Detective Peter
Tales, Gov. Waite's agent, out of town,
but found he had left for Denver.
The grand jury has returned 321 indict-
ments, most of which grow out of the Grip
pie Creek troubles. The cases of the tarrers
nave not been passed upon.
The representative., 1894-08-15

a. Number at end of school year.
b. Includes 81 United States prisoners
from other states.
c. Includes u United States prisoners
from other states
The representative., 1894-08-15
TARSNEY CONSPIRATORS WE'RE
OATH.HOIND.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Aug. s.-Dr
]. T. Reed, who was pointed out to the de-
tectives in Denver of the principals
in the Tarsney outrage by ex-Deputy j. r.
Wilson, after he made his confession, is a
prominent mine owner and politician He
was brought to this city last night in COM
pany with Wilson by Sheriff Bowers, and
bonds were given for his appearance. while
Wilson was locked up along with ex-Dep-
uty Parker, who has also confessed. The
following extraordinary document was
found on DR.. Reed when he was searched
in Denver:
A STRANGE OATH.
I'm the presence of Almighty God and
these witnesses whom I have this day
chosen as my as sociates and companions
I do most solemnly and sincerely promise
and swear that I will do my duty at any
and ali times as may be planned and
agreed upon by these, my sworn compan-
ions in exercising just and needed punish
ment on anarchists and such other GRIM
inals and murderers and strikers in Grip
pie Creek and their fellow sympathizers,
either in high or low positions the execu-
tive of the state not excepted, as we shall
deem guilty Of crimes against law abiding
citizens of the United States, where human
lives have been wantonly sacrificed, real
and personal property destroyed or stolen,
and many happy homes broken up.
Women and children now suffering from
the vile acts committed by Williams, who
cannot be reached by legal process and
properly punished, thus making a secret
oath bound band of true and courageous
brothers absolutely necessary, and which
in my candid opinion is the only method
whereby lawlessness can be speedily and
effectually broken up.
Il Furthermore pledge to go quickly when
duty summons and face whatever danger
may be encountered in the work assigned
me in this order and that l will not make
known any person or persons in this or
der. any plan or act which has been
or shall be evolved in the future, nor will
l suffer myself to become known or ar
rested by civil officer or person when
The representative., 1894-08-15
HAY FAMINE PREDICTED.
The Crop Is Short, on Account of the
Drousht. and the Article Which
Is OMercd For Sale Is of Inferior

q
Drought. md the Article Which
Is offered For Sale Is of Inferior
Quality.
ABOUT the only thing to be said about
the hay crop in Minnesota is that there is
none that is comparing it with previous
years The drouth has effectually de-
stroyed the crop in certain portions of the
state, while in others the hay is coarse
and weedy. Commission merchants pre-
dlct that in consequence of this unusual
state of affairs there will be hay famine
later in the year. The price at the present
time ranges from 81 to $40 a ton, and al
ready the local market is flooded with an
inferior grade that is usually held until
late in the season. Good hay, which is al
ways in demand, is decidedly scarce and
brings high price. If there is any good
hay it is being withheld by the farmers
for winter feeding, in view of the fact
that the corn crop seems likely to turn
out badly and there will be general
shortage Of good fodder.
Prof. Hays, of the state agricultural sta
ton, has issued bulletin in regard to the
Russian thistle which is attracting more at
tention than ever this year among farmers
The representative., 1894-08-15

This bulletin, besides giving several cuts
of the weed in various stages of growth,
gives the history Of it's i4trodgction into
this country and suggests several methods
of determination. He points out among
other things that the cities are good breed
ing grounds for this pest, and urges in or
der that determination may be complete
that all vacant lots be seeded with blue
grass or clover after having removed all
traces Of the thistle.
The representative., 1894-08-15
THAT COAT OF TAR.
HOW TARSNEY GOT HIS UNWEL-
COME DECORATIONS.

Wilson. the Arrested Deputy Sheriff,
Turns States Evidence and Shows
That Conspiracy Existed In
NGlNinE Numerous Promising
Limbs of Colorado Lnw-The Cause
Was the Report That Tarsney Had
Expressed the Hope That the Mem
hers of bowers Army BE Shipped
Home in Their Collins.
The representative., 1894-08-15
THE GOOD ROADS DAY.
ATTRACTIVE FEATURES ARRANGED
FOR THE STATE FAIR.

Program of Lectures and Papers
Has Been Prepared, and Practical
Demonstrations of the Methods of
Road Making Will BE Given-Thc
Occasion to BE Largely In the
Form, of u school for Farmers and
Othcrs-SOme of the Points to BE
brought Out and Emphasized.
The representative., 1894-08-15
Bimsta|llsm ,anf nonomsta||ism.
What They Are, 8 and How They
Bear Upon ths Irish Land
Question:.
sv14sweeT! EN: se; WALSH.

sYrHE MOST Hgv. pR. WALSH.
Archbishopof Dublin
Bishop Walshis pamphlet is consid-
cred one of thefbest contributions to
the Silver question ever published. Its
sized. :" ~
The last census shows a very large num-
Der of our farms ,niortgaged; In so far as
Of rent paid BY Ae ,Tish tenant, to Just
such an extent is' 'She Condition of our farm
fall in the value Of farm products the
amount ct the faTmer's mortgage, as we'll
as the interest, Virtually increases, he is in
some respects more affected by the appre-
citation Of gold than the Irish tenant. Arch
teIiigentiy. SO clearly. and with SO much di-
rectness that his pamphlet cannot fail to
have very large and useful circulation in
this country.
The price of the pamphlet is only 25 cents,
and 1T is for sale, with number of other
books on the silver question and the tariff,
by the REPRESENTATIVE.
The representative., 1894-08-15
THE NEW COMMONWEALTH.

The Great reform paper Of New York
1t stands for cooperation for private inter-
ests and nationalism for public interests
One dollar year. Sample copies free. Ad-
dress the editor. IMOGENE c.. FALES,
705 Macon st.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The representative., 1894-08-15
WARDS OF THE STATE
Secretary Harris Bulletins POnula.
tiOn of State IHstitutiOns.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 6-Secretary H. H.
Hart, of the board of Corrections and
Charities, has just issued his report Show
ing the population of the state institutions
Tor the fiscal year ending July 81 The
table given below shows the comparative
increa COG.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01

No, AngelIne. Take back your crest
and give IL little air and whisk
broom. Send back my letters, and ]
will return your nose ring. Ia fact.
when / meet with you / forget 20 say
anything OF 10, but / bad been happily
wed over II years, and the only title ]
want Is oDe that I can read good and
clear 20 mansions in the skies and nOt
be greeted with the cry OF LOUDER"
Princess Augeline, here our pathways
seem 70 fork. ] will take whichever
fork is left after you have trotted down
the other. And now long farewell,
Angie. will send tie nose ring 70 you
at the agency or In care Of the rosdmas-
ter on the warpath. as you direct.
At Toronto the other day we were
preceded by Hon. Mackenzie Bowel on
THE Great Advantages 10 Be Derived
From Reciprocal Trade Between Aus
tralia aud Canada" He Is q good speak
err and was very carefully listened 70.
| had known family OF that name a.
Compassion. Ohio, years ago, and meet
ing him after bis lecture | ventnred 10
ask him II he might be related 70 the
Bowels OF Compassion. and be turned
on his heel with frosty gl1pce st ne
that almost gave me pneumQa
/ hate 10 be received l9 aiht way
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01

and called to interview You on SUD
ject connected with your profession"
Then you have not come In answer
to this note? You are not the Mansan
he Mangan of Brooklyn"
81 am the Mangan he knows II ne Is
the Mortimer who knows that raseai
Raymond"
''The same"
Then 1 am serry to meet you ~
fsiend Of either"
"Mr. Mortimer talks not that way OF
you. He said you were the one man 10
unraver the incidents that the death OF
father have shrouded in mystery.
have depended on you to restore mo TO
my sister. mr.. Mortimer may give you
some clew."
why does he do this?"
''He came TO understand RaYmond's
character and the nature OF MS OWE
work for him by recent news received
In looking over the home papers no sa"
he had been sent out here to be out OF
the way. he is acquainted Win nay.
mond's schemes TO gain control OF
property my father owned. he De-
lieves RAYMOND knows where my sister
is, and since he wrote the letter you say
YOU did not receive he has read In tne
Bu0le g story Of the work or the COM
mission that will select the LANDS my
father left and have the city purchase
them and pay Raymond. But the story
did not expose the scheme fully, and
Mr.. Mortimer said you could not nave
written II.
81 did,"
Then you did not know"
al did, all that you have told and
more, but the ends Of justico would be
best subserved by delaying It's puollca-
ton"
"Have you any clew to my sister,"
"Shs is alive and well, worthy OF the
wealth she is heiress to-"
Where is she?"
"You can learn no more until 1 see
how matters stand. 1t is the old story:
when rogues fall out, honest people
get their due
81 would not say that" said DR.. Le-
land. ut might travel and pain mis-
sister. "If you knew her wei you
would understand how sensitive she u.s.
and as he has not long TO live his acqul-
escence in Raymond's schemes should
not be made known to her.
II would do anything for lnez Nor
timer"
Eyes, she was telling me about you.
That's why l spoke. She said she
would like to see you when she learned
that YOU were coming here on news
paper mission. must pay a visit a
little later-a professional visit-and
arrange for an interview with Morti-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
when am unconscious Of saying dc

when am unconscious OF saying de
trop thing.
We rode the other day over the c., O.
f. and 5. railroad TO Kent from Cleve-
land. All the employees were happy
and polite. Something UNUSUAL seemed
TO be up.
said to the brakeman: "Is this
Washington's birthday or the Fourth
OF July? You all seem so unnaturally
gay"
"Wer, It's better than any of those
days" he said straigh way. Its pay
dayl For five months the road mas been
absentmindsd and forgotten TO pay, bus
now We are happy-oh. so bappy?w
The road, which by commercial men
Is known as the On, Gosh, How Late
Am and Southern railroad Is quite
rough and az times where the
rail is loose slips OF at crossing and
follows = farmers team of into the
country for miles. Il reminds me Of
the Big -Four road, which undertook
last spring in the town Of Lafayette,
Ind, TO 20 down through an alley Of
the town. II cut of the whole corner
Of brick depot and 10 moment was
wrecked horribly, the poor engineer
being under his engine and three ears in
few seconds.
An examination showed that II was
Impossible for the engineer TO control
his engine, as q rat had built her nest
ia one OF the pipes snd then frozen TO
death. which cloggod ths action OF ths
airbrske.
This seems almost criminal, when tho
life of the engineer could have been
saved by the use Of an oil stove In the
cab TO keep that end Of the engine
warm.
A friend of miRe riding on this same
train last year said that the engins was
so feeble aud dsolltated that the only
way they could get water into her tines
was 10 take advantage OF down grade,
stop aud lot the water run forward late
the pipes, then gather some bark by the
roadside, fire mp aud run tin that water
had been used, then catch another
down grade and repeat the job.
He wrote the manager that bis engins
wasn't warm enough to cook dividend.
The manager admitted In reply that he
had been sadly put TO IL recently, aud
that he knew his motive power was
not up 10 standard, bot hoped that
change OF scene AID rest would bring
out t4s stOcx 10 Sufficient shape 20 20
! through this winter. lie was very
sorry, DO said, Aod would promise that
the engine should be looked through.
That was easy enough, fora man
could look through 10 anywhere.
An old man Wa sitting In seat across
/ the aisle. lie Waa very much Interest
] ed. as the Blk -Four not proprietary
4 road?" / asked
/ "WoAi. no." says the old man. II
Judge from what can hear it's like old
man Buglehorn's nose--it ruus itself. Z"
With that he slapped the leg Of =
chappis By his side With glee aud wenI
intO a mild. red faced mirth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01

The Prince Colonna has gan bled away
a quarter OF & million francs az one time
belonging to the princess. aud now she
has had to steal away from her home 10
Italy with her three children TO escape
hiH.
In this do not wish IN any way 10
reflect on my own royal tances, who has
borne good character for over 80
years, but she 10 poor and IL said TO be
a gambler, having spent two years re-
Gently catching fish enough 20 pay the
poker debt OF one evening a. court
Excuse me for appearing cold and
stoid to the charms OF the princess, 20
whom promised my hand in marriage
so soon as times should pick up, but
aside from being 3 royal gambler, aud
sometimes even q royal flush oler,
Princess Angeline is said 10 allow her
socks TO sag in summer time and 10
pause during the music while dancing
the oxford 10 whoop them up.
No one knows how hate TO give this
fact to the press, but royalty, and espe-
clally royalty that has demOnetized IT.
self and is out OF a job, gives mo that
tired feeling so noticeable in the spring
OF the year.
Scan carefully the picture OF the prin-
cess copied here from portrait now In
the Vatican. Note the low, retreating
forehead and the scornful curl OF the
liz. Take man with my style OF long
suffering and forbearancs, and you can
see that / would experience q hell On
earth.
Regard the safety pin in the shawl!
What poor taste In court costumel
Even in a court Of oyer and terminer
that would not gol Safety pins are
delight; but. like the truss, they should
not be worn on the outside.
Notice the wide sweep OF nostrils de-
noting longevity and hellish temper
from away back behind the centuries.
No, Princess Angelina. n you say APP
peal to the courts, all right, but feel
almost certain that II married You |
would 20 right on lecturing and hire
Won TO stay at home. | could not love
you as a person OF your size ought to be
loved. never could love woman who
could not read Hne print and boil eggs.
was fool to ever make this promise
to the princess. She was so plain, how
ever, that thouuht she must be good,
and she admired my writings and said
I ought to have monument 81 feet
high.
And then she has such eyes! So free
from any expression! So bright and
red with uRshed aud woodshed tears
tears that are bred by smoky tepeel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01

FAyuoND's HOUR or TRIUMPH.
.Tm so glad you've come said
Mother So. Gertrude t0 Raymond. "ls-
Abel Is frant.c. and This, c0mIr- SD soon,
places alI the responsibility upon me Tor
opposing your plan. are you sure it Is
Laurence
81 Just heard the news from the re-
porter who brought me your message.
/ have 90 doubt 90 its truth. His own
comrades have Identified him.
"The TvmpCt is going 20 puoish the
story OF bis trouble tomorrow. L IN
derstand YOU have the influence 20 sup
press No. must ask you 20 do SO.
'I assure you 1 WILL
"Tbep. about the funeral? To at
tend 90 that is the least our order can
do for one who was such friend. But
will YOU aid our agent in securing the
necessary permitsf
"Let me look after the whole matter
and pay the expenses.
"No; we cannot do that. +"
sHave you thought Of the burial
place? The case is considered one OF
Iuicide."
''Suicldew
ayes"
"Aud that means the denial Of Chris
tian burial What shall weldon
"My idea Is 20 place the b3dy in re-
celving vault for q time. Rvents may
demonstrate that be was killed or that