The state herald., 1894-06-15

News From Evsryvhsrs.
Sholera is raging in China.
The instruction in Corea is growing
formidable.
Lord Roseberry's colt Ladas won the
English Derby with its stake OF $25,-
900.
The loss along the river front at
Portland, Oregon, amounts to 81, 0O0,.
900.
The great search light in use at the
Worlds Fair has been set up at New
York.
Frank Ives, the billiardist, is living
in Paris and making 8 great deal Of
money.
Nebraska got good rain on the
9th. 1t was greatly needed in many
places.
An effort is being made to have the
eastern coal strike settled by the ar
bitration Of the governors Of the Mis-
sissippi valley.
A big FIRE at Kansas City, Missouri,
destroyed two large agricultural i'm
plement houses on the 9th. The losses
amounted to $500, 900.
A number Of Republican represent
atives are agitating the subject Of ere
ating non partisan commission to
consider the immigration laws.
Governor Richards Of Montana has
prohibited the carrying on Of ''Sun
Dance" ct Great Falls, by Indians.
lie ssysit is too brutal and immoral.
A very disastrous FIRE ragged in Du-
buque, Iowa, on the 9th. Twelve
acres Of lumber yards, factories and
mills were destroyed. Loss $500, 900.
An express train on the Vandalia
line was wrecked near Pocahontas, ILL.,,
on the 9th. Fireman Paulson was
killed and a number Of passengers
were injured.
The Republicans and Democrats Of
Sioux City have practically agreed to
each nominate half Of the judges Of
that district, so as to secure non
partiran judiciary.
The United States Judge al Boise
sentenced 203 Coxeyites to Jail for
contempt on the 9Th. They got terms
from two to sig months. They will be
confined in a stockade.
There was a terrible battle between
the strikers and owners at coal mine
near Pekin, Illinois, on the 9th. Two
men were killed. The sheriff was pow
erless to repress lawiessness.
A great temperance congress Was
held at Prohibition Park, New York,
ending on the 9Th. 1t Was attended
by large number Of temperance PEG.
pie Of all shades Of opinion.
Returns from the Oregon state elec.
ton arc very slow owies to the foods
in that state, but II is certain that
Lord, Republican, is elected governor
and that the legislature will be Rcpub.
lican.
The Hungarian cabinet has been re.
formed by DR.. Wclkirle. The empe.
ror had 10 submit to the will Of the
people 10 the matter and constitu.
1tional government IL said to be the
gamer.
There Was . terrible scrimmase be.
tween . crowd Of coke strikers and a
party Of deputies At Heydsu, near
Uniontovn. The strikers fred first
and the deputies returned the Ere.
One striker was killed outright and
two fatally wounded.
The Civil Service Reform As.ocia.
ton, after sounding the sentiment Of
many public.s spirited citizens Of Amer.
lea, have appointed a committee for
the purpose Of erecting = suitable me.
mortal to the late George W. Curtis.
Interest In the movement seem, 10 be
widespread.
kellcy's army IL at La Sale, ready
TO resume their march to Washington.
Captain Beatty, Of PAducsh, will send
down his steamboat, the A. $. Willis
aud barscs, and take them TO poin,
In Illinois opposite Paduesb. The
citizens Of Cairo have donated the
commonwealor nine wagon loads Of
provisions.
There was terrible scene Of law.
lcssness at Mckcesport, Pennsylvania,
on the 9th. The tube works had re.
,urncd work with but twenty-five men
aud At night they suffered at tho
hands Of the strikers. Part Of them
; who left the enclosure for their homes
were terribly beaten. Those who re.
NAMED wcro no, safe. The strikers
broke into the enclosure and beat them
Ia tho most brutal manner, The
authorities were utterly helpless Two
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