The state herald., 1894-06-29

Bishop w. Perkins, ex-senator fr ON
Kansas, died on the goth Of cholera
morbus.
-Four men lost their lives in burn
ing mine at Birmingham, Alabama, on
the goth.
There was big Ere in London on
the 2lst, which destroyed ten large
furniture factories.
The Taylor brothers, who murdered
the Meeks family in Missouri, have at
last been captured.
The Republicans Of California have
nominated NJ. NJ. Estee for governor
and declared for free coinage.
The New York banks have agreed
to furnish all gold needed for export.
This will relieve the treasury.
A terrific hurricane swept over
northwestern Nebraska on the 10th.
Several persons were killed.
The Rock Islands rainmakers who
have been at work in Iowa are sue
ceeding in producing showers.
Striking Huns at Walston, Pennsyl-
.vania, are armi ng, and an attempt to
start work in the coke works is sure
to result in bloodshed.
The cities along the Ohio river are
turning y cold shoulder on Kelly's
army. They refuse to allow the men
to enter the city limits
The district court at Nebraska City,
has rendered decision in the case Of
Bishop Bonacum against Father Cor
bett in the formers favor.
The Santa Fe road has been oblig cd
to abandon its track between Atchison
and St. Joseph on account Of cncroach-
ments by the Missouri river.
The American Railway Union has
decided to boycott all Pullman cars
unless that company will agree to ar
bi trate the difficulty with its employees
By the sinking of tug boat near
New York Oh the oath. twenty men
were drowned. They had been fishing,
the water was rough and the boat was
overloaded.
The noted suit Of Sturgis against
the Farwell syndicate for negotiating
loans and similar services came to a
close on the 2Ist with a decision
against the Farwclls.
The McShane Manufacturing COM
pany Of Baltimore has given notice to
their 1000 employees that owing to i'm.
proved conditions Of trade their wages
would be raised 10 per cent.
Six Grem were injured by being
crushed under falling walls Of the cot
ton warehouse Of Burr Bros, in Phila-
delphia, which was destroyed by fire
Thursday. One Of the men may die.
The Indiana coal miners have de-
clared the strike of. The vote was to
accept the Columbus scale Of 60 cents
for bituminous and 20 cents for block
and was carried by vote of 2s to II.
Narrowing tales Of cruelty are told
BY miners who have recently been
evicted from the Indian territory.
Deputy marshals and soldiers are
charged with using unnecessary harsh
ness.
The funeral Of President Carnot has
been fixed for Sunday, the LIST. The
remains will be laid in the Pantheon,
where Victor Hugo is buried, besides
those Of Lazarc Carno,, the presidents
grandfather.
The Peoples party aai its princi-
pies were Endorsed ly the American
Railway Union convention, and by an
enormous rising vote the delegates
pledged themselves and their eonsti,u.
ents to support the Peoples party in
its platform and its candidates
Arrangements have been practically
completed for an alliance Of the Amer.
lean Railway Union, the Knights Of
Labor and the Farmers Alliance. A
meeting to perfect the organization
will be held at Springfield, Illinois, on
July 2nd. The three organizations
represent !, SOC, 900 men.
II appears that Santo, the man who
murdered President Carnot, was an an.
archist. The crime was probably the
outcome Of conspiracy to avenge the
execution OF Valiant and Henri.
The Italian government claims to have
discovered that San,o was born 10
Southern Switzerland.
A convention Of 1000 silver Demo.
Gratis was held at Omaha on the 2lst.
The following resolution WAS adopted:
I'VE favor the immediate restoration
Of the free and unlimited coinage Of
gold and silver at the present ratio OF
10 to !, without waiting for the aid or
consent Of any other nation on earth. Z"
A revival In local industries which
mill mon at Pittsburs confidently pre-.
dicted would follow the settlement Of
the coal strike was evidenced Monday
when plants 10 all sections Of the city,
some Of which have been idle for
months, resumed work with q full
force Of hands In all departments.
While funeral was In progress In
ST. Mays Polish Catholic church in
Reading, Pennsylvania, the prizes, re.
quested all THOSE present who were In
arrears to the church to leave the sane.
tuary. About $50 Of the congregation