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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
cRIsls lN MANITOBA.
A Hot sestarlan Contrevsrsy May DIa
sapt ths Oominisn.

Miphsapoiis; March qe.-A special 10
tile Tribute froiii winnipeg, Minds
says: Manitoba and the CsDadlah
Northwest has reached the crisis In Its
history and the storm which has been
lowering over the country 30 long Ia
likely to break forth before long. II
p d war SO bitter that It may wreck
the confederation Of tile p0iiitnioi,.
The. Catholics afa lighting for thelr
parochial schools with grim determine
ton, while the Protestant majority,
with equal resolution, declare the pa
rochial schools ,reeehQy abolished by
act Of the Manitoba. Legislature siIall
newer be rc-tstablished. The excite
ment is Intense. In the cHuruches OH
SUNDAY iirsRehefs .GAhfhed thelrc 70
marks to the; impending struggle. FrU
testant preachers are begging Protest
ants to stand firm and the Cath0li,
clergy appealing to the president tC
never give up the fight.
The Orangemen are taking hand lr
the struggle. Major Stuart Mulvey
grand master of the Orangemen, said
ut cost Canada $S,0OO,OOO to subdut
sassatc i i' IN ~ ISIS. How fEEasw Il man, IN,
millions will It take to make slaves Of
tic, people or Manitoba by subjectini
them to the Catholic hierarchy
A few men who foresee the conse
quences IRE urging moderation, but tn,
spirit OF tho factions IL now so nerc,
and bitter that their counsels IRE I'm
needed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29

Washington. March 23.-A statement
prepared by tnc commissioner of inter.
nal revenue shows the receipts during
the eight months OF the present fiscal
year TO have been rs follows:
Spirits, s50.05o, 53S: Increase over the
same period last yenr. Si.0S5. 763. To
bacco, siD.7G1. RAJ; Increase. sl,0S5,Dfy0.
Fcrmcntcd liquors. s20,iis.7Gs; de.
crease. Si20,093. olcomargarine, ST..
l0S,276: decrease, S22s,lSi. Income
tax. fiI.sis. Miscellaneous. s.36.320:
increase. s3i3.32i. The total receipts
for the eight months were $780, 32. $50;
increase. S5,lsO.G22. During the month
OF February. 1895. there was mn nggrc.
gate decrease In the receipts from the
receipts Of February, 1891. OF Si.70i..
ilJ
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
TO DEMAND SILVER.
Free Coinage Plank In the Coming Ma
tlonal Platforms.

Chicago, March 23.-The Record
says: Chicago In to be the national po.
lltlcal center next year and silver will
be tho dominant issue In the preslden-
tlal campaign. This statement was
made BY a NAH who Is recognized Rs a
leading factor OF the silver propaganda,
and Il wps conceded, BY a number, Of
conservative financial men to be the
only logical conclusion which could be
drawn from a series Of recent events.
A plan Of campaign has been laid
out which will bring the leaders of the
silver propaganda from Denver to Chi
cago, and already the boast Is made
that SILVER will split the Republican
and Democratic parties and that the
Allegheny mountain, next year, viii be
the great divide which separates the
yellow Atlantic coast from the white
Mississippi valley and the Pacific
coast"
The plan contemplates IN arbitrary
demand on both national conventions
for 1t Is said that the silver men Of
both parties have arrived at perfect
understanding In this matter. that a
plank "for free silver coinage at the
ratio OF 10 to ], independent Of other
commercial nations" must be placed
In the platforms OF the respective par
ties.
IL according 10 the special, either or
both conventions refuse to be dictated
TO by the aggressive silverltes, the sill
yer delegates will withdraw and IN In
dependent silver party will be formed
with It's headquarters In Chicago.
The first choice for the leader Of this
political enterprise is Congressman ].
&. Sibley Of Pennsylvania, Demo
crat. The second choice falls upon Il.
=. Bland Of Missouri, Democrat; W.
s. Bryan OF Nebraska, n Democrat;
Senator ii. NJ. Teller of Colorado, n
Republican,: and Senator ii. +. Jones OF
Nevada, Republican.
II Is taken for granted by the silver
men that organized labor and the Pop
ulists will continue with them TO form
the silver party. and they have express.
cd willingness TO accept govern.
mental control OF transportation. pro
vided that this modification OF plank 10
is made A subordinate issue to free sill
yer.
An organized movement for the pur.
pose OF sending silver delegates to the
Democratic national convention Is well
under way.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
WHISKY TRUSTS FUNDS.
o rmst Directors CHARGED with Having
foeheted ba, 0Oo, o0d.

Chicago, March 20.-A most seiisa.
tional report was submitted TO Receiver
McNuita OF the whisky trust yesterday
by the experts who for d month have
been examining the books Of the Green
hut management of tho concern.
Charges of Juggling accounts, "doc-
toring" books and similar work are
made. and the report asserts that the
former directors and officers. by dispos-
Ing OF stock to themselves have left u
discrepancy OF $1,024 100.
The report states that 34,0S4 shares OF
stock were sold by the officers hhd a..
rectors tn, thcmseltbS DIT forty-iiye cents
on the dollar. and that consequently al
most S2,OOO,OOO is due from them TO the
stockholders OF the DistillIng and Cat
tie Feeding company.
Whether or not any action 10 recover
this large amount thus said TO be due
will be taken is yet undecided. Gen
cral McNulta has called conference OF
Interested parties to consider the mat.
ter, and what the decision viii be Is Il
question, but there IL little doubt that
the experts report viii result In n hot
fight between the present management
and the Green hut people.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
cAkaacorrn REMOVED.
Goternor Metntire Appoinis 90 don Land
rs Yah Com mIa sIoner.

ns ftsh Commissioners
Denver, March 2I.-GOvcrnor McIn'
tire has removed Fish Commissioner
Callicotte from office, and ippdinte,l
Gordon Land to finish his term. Laud
had previously been appointed and
confirmed as fish commissioner for the
next regular term OF two years. but II
was necessary to give him n special
appointment 10 finish out Callicottc's
term. which Is OF less duration than
one week. The appointment OF Land
and submission OF his name for con
firmatlon was exactly what the Popu'
list senators were waiting for. and 4
storm Is promised. II Il the boast OF
the Popullsis that they will make mat
tiers 81 hot for Land that he Will not
only not he confirmed for the short ap-
poiniincnt. but the governor compelled
TO cancel his two-year appointment.
The grounds for Calllcotte's removal
are ms follows:
Upon hearing and upon evidence
and entirely upon the statements and
admissions Of himself. II appearing Ia
me that william H. Cnllicoitc. state
fish commissioner Is guilty OF incoinpe.
tency. neglect OF duty aud maifcnsancc
In Office and Of violating the public
trust imposed upon him by his said Office
In that as state fish commissioner he
leased Of himself In his private capac.
lty n hatchery at Aspen Mt an cxorbi'
tant rental to he paid by the state;
said Cnlllcottc representing and act
Ing for the state and for himself pri-
vntcly In said transaction: and OF EN-.
ploying unnecessary assistance unnu,
ihorlzcd by law; and Of employing dep.
uiy wnrlens by the prcicnsc OF employ.
Ing special deputy wardcps, and OF cx'
trnyagance and rccklcssncss In the
management Of his said office"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
PIPED ALL THE WHISKY AWAY
South Carolina Thieves Oct 10000 Gal
Ions OF Corn Julcp-

Columbia, r. g.. March 19-Deputy
Collector Of Internal ftS,en,r Wander.
word has unear,hed one OF Tie tidst
novel eases OF robbery in the annals Of
the federal courts In this state. The
story MS obtained from the confession
Of some OF those implicated In the con-
splracy is as follows: In 1892 Mr.. Bic
man Of Walhalla. s. c.. sold the gov
crnment distillery No. 3I4. located three
miles from that town. TO w. c. Tntum.
Iii tile warehouse connected with the
dlstlllcry were between 5000 and TO-.
600 gallons OF whisky, aid the, ware
house was closed under seal OF the rev
enuc officers. Tatum Intending Holding
the whisky for the period 81 fliree years
allowed by law before stamping 1t:
Tatum closed the dIstlllcry when he
made the purchase.
A little later the stealing began. The
warehouse was built on the slope OF a
hill. The robbers drew the staple OF
the door. inserted one end OF n piece Of
hose Into n whisky barrel. passed the
hose through crack In the wall and
siphoncd the whisky Into an empty bar.
rel ut the foot of the hill. several rods
distant; whence they could haul II
away without, serious risk uf detection.
This process they repeated nightly uriii
every gin ~ the whisky had been safe;
~ removed. Then the band assembled
one night, and after filling the barrels
In ,lic warehouse with water carefully
replaced the staple and seal.
As the end OF three years approached
Collector Towncs wrote 10 Ta,um re.
peatedly. urging him TO prepare to take
the liquor from bond. and 1t was while
this correspondence was In prog
ress that. on the night Of Sep
TENDER 3. 1891. the warehouse,
with Its contents, was burned
Meanwhile the suspicion Of the rev.
enuc department had been excited. and
Deputy Collector Vandervord began an
investigation The facts above related
were discovered and the arrests Of John
Farmer. Asbury Hide. William Whit.
man, Tony Watkins and John Rowland
followed. They have been given hear.
ings before United States Commission.
or Hawthorne at Grcenvlllc and Were
held for trial. Some Of them have made
full confessions.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
DENVER IN A REVIVAL BLAZE.
Rev. Francis Edward smiley Opens tho
Eighth wock OF the Great Religions
CHhfsfirhl


Denver. March 26-The United Evan.
gelical Effort OF the churches OF Den
yer. under the direction OF the Rev.
Il. Il. Smiley, which began seven weeks
ago, has continued with ever increas-
ing interest, as section after section of
the city has been entered by the COLL
bined forces OF Christian workers. until
1t has become n unique feature In the
religious history Of Denver, During the
past seveh weeks two services have
been Held daily, except Saturday, FtF';
ty churches have cO-opcrnted with the
Evangelists in this remarkable move
mcnt. A religious census OF the entire
city has been taken. revealing the NUM-.
Der OF church members and the names
and addresses OF the non-church at
PENDANTS. This IL placed In the hands
of the pastors for further visitation. \
personal and printed invitation given
TO every family Of the city tand repeat
cd visits have been made To the nOii-
church goersl. assuring them OF n cor.
dial welcome to hear the gospel pre-
scented In simplicity and power. Tens
of thousands OF our people have avail.
ed themselves OF the privilege, and sew
cral hundred OF our citizens have de-
tcrmined upon entering the Christian
life.
Already the practical fruit Is being
eathctcd. reports from the churches
show large Acccssions To their member.
ship. Many processing Christians who
never identified themselves with the
Denver churches have sent FOR their
church letters and united here.
Never in the history OF Denver has
there been such cooperation among the
Christian sects, or such revival en-.
thuslasm manifest. Religion Is In the
air. Revival is the talk OF the street.
the shops and tho offices. And the end
Is not yet. After ten days In the City
Park district they are transferred Ia
the center Of the city. In the large au
diiorium OF the First Baptist church.
commencing tonight
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
ON THEIR ooop BEHAVIOR.
ooysrnor Mcfntirs Grants . Conditional
Pardon to Couvists.

Denver, March 2I-The Times last
hight saidi
!, Il may be sald that Colorado has
forfi3ailt adopted the conditional par
don system for state prison and re-
formatory convlcts, as Governor Mc.
Intire yesterday attached his sisDai
turo to the documents which gave to
Frank Williams and Frank Kinsell,
Two inmates of the penitentiary. their
freedom Under certain stipulations
which they will be required to live up
to until the sentence imposed upon
them by the court shall have expired.
This new method Of dealing with
eBiitltted criminals who show inclina.
tioI to reform Is effective The sys
TEN has been tried In dozen other
sSatess HID NJ every Instance It has
proven entirely successful, at least this
IL the opinion Of governors hid ttfar
officials of authority Who have been
communicated with on the subject.
Colorado proposes to try the plan, al.
NO, for an experiment first, and then II
as demonstrated elsewhere, there Ia no
Will, heaitly hdJrse titc fstiori taken
ny thS puhuohs DouIu uuu thS koNCh hoa .
Williams and Klnsell, the first two
men who will go out OH parole, are
serving five and seven years respective
ly, for robbery committed In Lake
county. They have already spent two
years inside, but during the balance Of
their sentence under the conditions
contained In the pardon, both will he
compelled to refrain from int6xicdnts;
steer clear 81 gambling houses; saloons
and other places where they DIE liable
I'd. back;slide:
william Hnrgus; anbtlier one Of the
number who is at present doing 1--we
years for burglary, will have to 50 to
Kansas, where. lie has been promised
cmploymentrs.1hd stay there until the
remainder Of his uncxplred sentence,
In addition to complying with the
same conditions us those Of Williams
and Klnsell.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
THE REVOLT IN CUBA.
Warrington Advlcsa ray tho Negroes
Have Risen.

Washington, March o3.-Adyires re,
ceived here confirm the report That the
negroes In Cuba are rising In revolt
and are seeking to make the revolution
a radical one. 1t is denied, however,
that the negro forces have defeated the
government forces with a loss Of 200.
The final reply Of SPAIN TO Secretary
Greshnms de,naAds In the Alliance nf-
fair has mol yet been received. There
II reason to believe that the represen-
tatiOns Of Senior Murugua's recall or
voluntary departure are over,lrawR.
The understanding among those In.
formed Of the facts Ia that the minister
will not withdraw So long us the Gu
ban revolution continues. rs he has
comprehensive knowledge OF the sub
ject Moreover, 1t Is said that he will
not retire at n time when an inference
might be drawn that 1t was due to the
excitement and ill-feeling engendefed
by the Alliance affair Mr. Gresham has
not intimated to the minister anything
that would suggest n demand for his
recall. 1t is believed that when the
Cuban trouble il over the minister will
take u leave Of absence, although 1t
Will be some time on, II at all.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
llc Sold Diseased Milk.

San Francisco, March 2J.-Every cow
OF herd OF eleven Mt the University
dairy. on the outskirts Of the city, has
been condemned by the inspector Of the
board OF health, who has ordered the
animals annlhilatcd on account OF tu.
bcrculosls. All the cows had tho dis.
ease In M advanced stage, and the pro.
prictor admitted he had been, serving
customers with milk. although he knew
the cows We're diseased. lie had bought
some OF the cows for 81 each. In exten.
nation. he pleaded that lie had TO sup
port his family. but afterwards admit
ted that lie owned considerable city
property and Is far from being n poor
man. The authorities will probably ar.
rest him on criminal charge.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
PRINCE LIS CONDITION.
The Wound Was No. Very serious Oh
--Great Indignation In Japan.

The Wound Was Not Very serious Ono
-Grtat Indignation In Japan.
London, March 25.-Thc Times has
this dispatch from Kobe, which will be
published tomorrow.
Iii Hung Chang Is making good pro.
gress toward recovery from the effects
OF the bullet wound In his face, In
iilcted yesterday by Moyama Kokunos-
uki. The wound has developed no dan.
gcrous symptoms.
Surgeons Sato and Ishimuro are Mt.
tending Ii Hung Chang by imperial
command. Iii Hung Chang objects To
the extraction of the, bullet. which lies
II crniiinc,rc under his left eye. The
wound is three centimctrcs deep. lie
sleeps we'll
The Empress OF Japan has sent two
nurses to attend him.
Letters and kilograms expressing re-
greet and sympathy are pouring In from
all directions.
The would-be assassin is reported to
be lunatic. He has criminal record
and has served n term Of Imprisonment.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
GREAT WATER STORAGE svs
TEN.
Tn. Zig Reservoir u, snssa " 10 Com
pirt~d.

The Zig Reservoir ., snpta " 10 Com
pi.'~d.
auntn Fr, n. ~, March o3.-Snnln
Fc II rejoicing to-day over the posses
sion Of n wnter storage system that
ndds forty per cent 10 land values In
the city and liz suburbs. The biz res
rryoIr nj the mouth 81 the canon. two
miles enst VI town. that has been In
proccss OF construction for two years,
IL nj last finished and full. and more
beautiful body ot winter does not ""
out of doors IN the west, Yesterday Tor
the first time the wnicr begun now'nR
over the great dams nplllwny
The supply pipes nre 40 nrrnnfeu
Tint water mny be fed Into them from
eight different points In the main frA.
cryolr n stand pipe Inns I'VE ulucf'n'
openings. regulated 10y wlndlnss =,
tint amy particular rn,c emu bc opened
nj will. Then there II an arrangement
whereby. should the wnicr supply ~
The main reservoir be- muddy. II can 10
cut OF and water he taken TO ne city
from the upper reservoir, anu IN cn,c
both nrc muddy the supply chi, be mk.
on into the city mnlnu directly IRON we
flowing strtplna ut tho mouth oil ,hc
cnuou, where the water flowing over
graveily bed Is nearly always clear ny
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29

Springfield. Ill. March 23.-Thc gov.
crnor having signed the civil service
reform bill, which finally passed tho
Senate yesterday. that measure now
becomes law. II IL practically the
bill prepared by the Civic Federation
Of Chicago, and although designed pri.
marily for the benefit OF that city Is 80
arranged MS 10 apply TO NIL smaller cit.
les OF the state. In order TO secure lis
adoption. however. In these other
places. It Will be necessary for II to be
submitted to n vote Of their citizens. It's
principal object II 10 do away Ms large.
iy as possible with the workings OF the
spolls system and thereby enable the
creation aud maintenance OF u more n.
fccilve public service In the municipal.
ties,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29

Portland. Ore. March 22.-it became
known today that Judge Gilbert Of III,
United States clrcul, court has npoint
cd John NJ E.nn receiver OF the ore
gon short Line Il Utah Northern rail
way. subject 10 III. approval of Judge
Snnborn Of the district ~ Wyoming.
The order appointing the receiver II
To take effect only upon the entry IN
the dIstric, 81 Wyoming OF mn order III.
rcciIng the Union "nclic receivers now
IN charge to ,rnns'cr the properly to
Esnn, who In appointed receiver of the
short Line.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29
ON THE PASCAL.
Regular lEsaksy and PAtrSt Tim, on
board ship.

Regular AEsaksy and PAtrSs Tim, on
board snip.
They ure not down ON the shin,s
articles and have no Official rating.
but among their mates on board tho
British steamship Pascal they arc
known respectively as Tom and Jack.
The Pascal arrived the other day from
brazilian ports. and such troubles Us
they caused on board during the last
few weeks would require = volume TO
relate. It was literally monkey and
parrot time. Tor Tom and Jack wero
monkeys. and In their deviltry were
ably assisted by the chief engineet1
pet parrot
Tho Pascal is freight vessek on
gagged In the trade between this nor !
and the River Platte, touching a. Rio
Janeiro and other ports In Brazil en-
route. II was while on trim up
about three months ago that one Of
the crew In an unguarded moment in.
troduced Tom among his mates. Ho
was at onmity with another member
OF the crew, who, not to DO outdone,
vert ashore and returned later with
Jack. The monks" were given the
freedom Of tho ship, and wero popu.
lar because whenever they mot thew
would engage in desperate figat,
which their respective owners would
later on continue. BY and by tho
monkeys became fast friends. and
when not entertaining tho crow wero
secreted In some dark corner Matching
up schemes whereby they could only
enjoy themselves at como ones 81.
pense. says tho New Orleans Times
Democrat.
Then the chief engineer Of the shin,
feeling lonely, Invested In q parrot.
Other members OF the crew decided
that they must have something to pet
and cherish, SO they bought animals
OF various kinds. Ono man invested
In . hedgehog. Another thought
that lie would not DO worth living
unless he had snake to fondle. Still
another acquired q slouh. and q
Fourth carpincho. which also travels
under the title Of giant rat.
As soon as the Pascal got out OF
sight OF land tho monkeys began
their deviltry. while tho parrot sat
meckly in tho ongino-room eating
bananas and looking important. Tom
md Jack espied him, chased him up
and down the engine-room. and Sow
cral times the frightened parrot mar
rowly escaped being caught in the
engines. After hot run tho mon.
keys finally caught him. and while
Tom held him in q tight embrace Jack
relieved him OF his tail and feathers.
From that timo tho parrot was sud.
denly transformed, and what deviltry
the monkeys overlooked he cheerfully
INDUCED In. Indeed, SO clever were
his tricks that the monkeys became
jea-ous, and the next time they caugh,
him unawarOs they pitched him into
the sea. They then turned their at.
tention to the giant rat. which, II hi.
pluck had been commensurate with
his physique. could have eaten hi,
tormentors without trouble. But he
was u poitroon. md aftcr chasing him
from every hiding place he could find
on tho ship the monkeys finally caugh,
him and sent him after the parrot.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-29

Shlmonosckl. March 2i.-vlccroy II
Hung Chang and his suite arrived here
yesterday morning In order ~ negotiate
for pcnc" between China and Japan
The ENJOYS from the Japanese foreign
conveying the Chinese ylccroy mud
later. VI Hung Chang. accompanied By
Mr John Foster tho American adviser
for Chlnn, visited the japanese minister
NJ foreign affairs
The Steamers which brought the vice.
roy and lils suite to Japan uru reported
M Mole, opposite this plnco at tho cu'
trance OF Iapun's Inland sep,