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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-23
STATE OFFICERS.

GovERNon-Albcrt W. Mcintyre.
LIZ. .aovERNoR-Jcrod l.. Brush.
SErRETARy OF STATE-A. B. Mctiaf1cy.
SrATE TREAsuREn-H. +. MulniN.
SURF. Pun. INs.-Angenttcttc j. PcaNy.
STATE AupIroR-C. u. Parks.
ATTORNEY GEsEnAL-B. L.. Carr.
SENATOR 18TH DIsTRIcT-y. II Painter.
RErREsENTATIvE-Jum $. Cornnhan.
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Applications for final proof made out
free OF charge at tho HERALD Office.
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Application for making final proofs
made free, by Clerk of District Conrt.
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Mrs. W. C. Powers returned last week
from visit with friends at Salt Lake.
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Highest prices paid for produce at |
ii. Elliott's. In the Hoskins building.
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Born to Mr.. and Mira. b. A. Williams
Thursday Aug. ~, daughter.

A good many OF the Phillips county
school teachers are attending the teach
ers' institute at Yumn.
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We will take chickens on subscription
for the HERALD and will allow you mole
for them than you can obtain on the
market.
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| have my mule and cart ready
to start for Missouri, but first |
wish to thank my many custom
ers, one and all, for their liberal
patronage during my 4 years of
business in Holyoke. My clos
ing out sale has been a success
as sold as advertised. 1t will
be three weeks yet before | pack
up and ! have hundreds of bar
gains that l must and will sell
during this time. | have a full
line Of cashmere, henrietta, and
silk and great many bargains
in boots and shoes, and grocer
les ! have a full line; these | will
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-23

The republican county central com
mittec announces through the columns
OF the HERALD this issue the names Of
the candidates who have so far made APP
plcation to the committee TO have their
names placed before the republicans Of
the county as candidates for nomination
Tor tho various county ofiices
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-23

Will wonders never cease: From the
cheap price Of wall paper at The City
Drug Store we would say, "Nol"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-23

poHi Tobacco Snll pf Smoke lonf llle iuay.
n the trnthnil, startling title of bpah about
No.fo.iihc, tho harmless. guaranteed iobueco
habit eur that bn,crs NJ iiico'inlScd nof,os
rliminn,cs ihn nirpiinr iui.on, nlhkcH weak
mun gam strength, ,isur and mhnlopd,
tou fun no phYligii pf innHinlt-k 40 So.
10 hic is cold bf ! ~ smith and 70 W ouinn
under q Eaatantto Ia uuro ~ nioboy
refunded look tee. Addrcsh tiefiibF
,,rmply TO. Sew York of chicago,
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Mrs. Ollie Yapls OF McCook, Neb
came up Saturday for visit with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Hyatt of Holyoke.
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!. o. ., 2,
evening M B,ker's Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily Invited To attend. =, .
p, n. wmfruAa,Soc'y. y. IL. Joiissos' n. W.
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lIolyoke L,isc No. u meets In tho |. o. o. y.
hall ist and lri Monday evening.
VIZ. MoKiSnE,. .Iieeor,i"r A. II. FlruiSo. M.w
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NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
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Ss,:. yy..SrMs'vll%S 10 y y qa.S. Gslis1
rnEAsuRY-JO q. Cnrlislo
WAR-Daniel Lamont.
NAvy-Hilary A. Herbert.
INrERIoR-Hoke Smith.
=" AaMcuIruRE-,I.S s. Morton.
ATTORNEY GENEnA = Richard Olncy.
PosTMAsTEn Decentralization 8. Bissell.
u. y. BKNAroRs-H. NJ. Teller. y. y. Wolcott
REPREsESTArIvEs-Iaf Ponce, John Bell.
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Yrr.t Presbyterian church has rrrncilnH
s.ryicc. M the fourth sunday ~ each month
al the baptist Church.
Hsv. ROM. c,ttsAs.
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PRECINCT OFFICERS,
CITY OFFICERS.

IssIrcIs II. Bo,len and +. c. Churning.
CoxsrABLEs-J. z. Kidd and q. w. Norris.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
OFFICIAL DIRECTOR Y
y. .. LANo oFFIot. STERLING.

6iEaisrER-P. J. DxNPsrER.
SEcRivER -DrxoN BrcHAHAS.
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HE STATE HERALD.
Editor and Publisher

Entered at the postoti,ce at Holyokc, Colo
- second class mail matter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-13
English and American nebts.

Is it merely coincidence, we wonder
that connects the decrease of the national
debt and the increase of local indebtedness2
Since the Crimean war the national debt
has been diminished by morethan e1O0,
600, ,000 while the local indebtedness in
the same time has increased by nearly the
same amount, and now stands g21O, 600, e.
600, or something like 80 per cent of the
national debt The same popularity is
seen in the United States. The Americans
have wiped out a vast war debt with as
tonishing rapidity, but their local indebt-
edness has increased considerably faster
than their national indebtedness has di-
minished. There is something intensely
conservative and genial i'm human nature.
You are apt to economize by giving up
your stables, and two months later find
yourself the proud possessor of a yacht; or
one gives up champagne at dinner and
soothes ones temperance with glass of
really fine cognac and a wonderful cigar
Saturday Review.
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BRIDGEToN, n. j., Aug. 13.-While the
fatal disease anthrax has somewhat
Ubated, still there are many cases of it yet
in this locality. At Rockville, five miles
below here on Saturday Levi Robinson
lost three cows, and William Bowe two
COWS These animals had not been inoc-
u,atrd with lymph. Veterinary Surgeon
Hewett has gone down in that vicinity to-
day to inoculate the animals there AL
ready 12oO animals have been inoculuted.
Some O. thcm die after receiving the first
lose, but there has been but one death
from the disease after receiving the second
f1t-a
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PARIS Aug. 13.-A correspondent saw
Mr. r. r.. Coudert at the Hotel Contin-
entail. Mr.. Coudert said he had not yet
tgceived any information as to the re-
ported intention to offer him the vacant
supreme court justiceship, He had been
out in the country since Thursday, and
admit know that Justice Jackson was
lead. Mr.. CouGert would not express an
opinion, whether or not he would accept
ohe offer if it were made to him, but ii
was evident from his manner that the
news was not unwelcome.
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Scientific Uses of LIQUID Air.

In a recent lecture on the scientific uses
of liquid air Professor Dewar froze a soap
bubble by means of the intense cold pro-
duced near the surface Of liquid air. The
same effect, however, was obtained by Mr..
PIN by natural cold in Colorado last win
ter, when the thermometer stood at IA de-
grees below 5ero F.-that is to say at 96
degrees of frvst. Acting on the suggestion
of his little boy, who was blowing so6p
bubbles, he sent one into the cold air out-
side. 1t fro$s instantly and settled to the
ground as a hollow shell of ice When the
thermometer rose TO zero, the bubbles
would not freeze, but whether this was
owing to the change of temperature OF
some other condition of the air Mr., PIN is
unable to say.-London Globe.
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PARIS, Aug. 13-Lucien Bonaparte
Wyse is dead. Lucien Napoleon Bona
parte Wyse, engineer and explorer was
born at Paris in 1915, the son of Sir
Thomas Wyse and Princess Letitia Napo-
leon. He was early distinguished for his
explorations in Central America. He ne
gotiated with the Columbian government
the extension of the concession for the
Panama canal, and published several re-
ports upon that enterprise. For his report
upon this work, published in 1885, he was
honored by the French academy He
wrote several books of travel on South
Amprica
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A nold Attemnt at Robberr.

NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 18.-Five high
waymen tried to rob the passengers on the
Clinton House omnibus right at the hotel
door as they alighted from the vehicle
One of the gang turned down the street
lamp, and others grabbed for an envelope
containing 5000, which they had seen John
} Jones, of Wheeling w. Va, place in
his coat pocket after paying for ticket.
The robbers failed in their purpose and
were chased in various directions. Two
were captured, who gave their names as
Kelley and Molyneux
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West virginia,s Railroad Boom.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-According to re-
ports received by The Manufacturers
Record the state of West Virginia excels
any other in the country in the mileage of
railway under construction and projected
by responsible companies At present
over 500 miles of new lines are being built
and projected, representing an invest
ment Of IS, 100000. Most of the roads are
for the purpose of giving the undeveloped
coal and timber tracts connection with
thn t.l.nt
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First Shopper-Why, Mrs Tattingl
What stranger you are! Looking for
bargains, supposeY BY the way, speak
ing of shopping, how mean it is for Mrs.
Hamburg when she goes into "A store to
talk about her elegant establishment as if
she intended TO make the shopgirls discon
tented with their lot
Second shopper know it.
First Shopper never talk that way. l
always take particular pains to say to the
saleswomen that / should think they
would die being shut up in a close store
all day, especially when it is such lovely
weather outside. l think it must make
them feel ever so much better, and 1 am
sure it does me no end of good.-Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
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Catt1e KILLED by lightning.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 13-Twenty-dy
head of cattle were killed by lightning in
Gmost remarkable way in Filming county.
A herd Of eight hundred were being
moved to another pasture and for a part
Of the distance were driven through a mar
row lane, hedged by a wire fence While
In this narrow passage a thunder storm
overlook them, and bolt of lightning
descended and struck a fence post, telling
the wire for two hundred yards. Every
head Of cattle that was crowded against
the wire was killed
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KNoxvILLE Tenn, Aug. 13.-As a re-
suit of family feud John NJ Smith, a
well to do farmer of Anderson county,
twelve miles west of Clinton, the county
seat, which is twenty miles from here,
was shot and killed in cold blood by James
Werrick, young farmer. The Lott and
Smith families have had,a feud for several
years, Werrick being member of the
former family. Smith was passing Wer.
rick's house when he was shot by the lat
ter, who was in the yard with Henry and
Isaac Lott and James Weaver, theil
brother-in-law. The quartette surrendered
to the sheriff
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A Dainty For Dogs.

The "piece de resistance" Of an epicuTe.
Sn dog is horse hoof pairing, as any black
smith will explain. That is one reason
that passing dog likes to drop into a
blacksmith shop. 1t is said also that the
parings are healthful, and Chicago fan
cier makes it his business TO give his dogs
a treat in this way once a week. Black
smiths say that a visiting dog will always
first pick out the parings of the frog" and
will leave out the harder portions till the
last.-Chicago News.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The World pub
fishes the following special cablegram
from Toxic: There is cabinet crisis
Count Ito, the prime minister, was Gre
ated a marquis without his knowledge
Feeling himself placed in a false position
he refuses promotion while certain of his
colleagues remain unhonored. He has left
the capital, and will not return until the
question is settled Count Yamagata, the
war minister, declines the title of marquis
for similar reasons.
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ATLANTA, Aug. ia scheme to
bring all the school children above the
grade of grammar schools to the Cotton
States and International exposition was
set on foot yesterday There are half a
million boys and girls in the seminaries,
high schools and academies of the south
ern states and it is estimated that 50 per
cont can be brought here DIR. Charles
w. Dabney, Jr., chairman of the govern
ment board, holds that this is the greatest
educational opportunity of the generation
md that the government exhibit alone,
when properly studied, would be better
than school term.
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$500 in GOLD BROWNS A
MAN.

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Hudson river forty years ago, many of the
pas,.ue.rs were drowned. Among the bo5ies
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graphing was that OF Ii man known 90 nave
been am excellent swimmer Around h.
,ya,u bell containing nearly $500 I'm
cold. That told the story.
uI, aId and chroui. c3.as or iodf,.s+f..,,
l1vsp.1sia ON 1a,l.it.s-it 4, mn fbe saI7oI iI,
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PoMERoY, o., Aug. 13-John b. Lind
say, OF Middleport o., was lodged in Jail
last night for murdcring William Gun
diff aged SO, crippled miner. Lindsay
went to the residence of Cundiff with six
of his teamsters after turkeys which Lind
say claimed CundiiT stole from him. Gun
Iir protested that the turkeys belonged
to him. Lindsay knocked Cundiff down.
lie then knocked down Cundiff's wife and
small son. Cundilf is dead, leaving "A
widow and three children, all destitute.
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PHILADELPHIA Aug. 13-A fire which
did damage amounting to between $3.50, 900
and S400, 900 started in the big flvestory
building occupied by Brown 81 Bailey as
paperbox mandatory, and before the
flames had been got under COZ rJl the big
gas fixture establishment of Buck g. Co,
adjoining, and dozen dwellings which
surrounded the TWO factories were burned.
The dwellings were nearly all occupied as
houses of i'll fame A policeman and two
Geenen were SLIGHTLY injured. but there
ss'a"a no LhHaIIEs.--
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-13

BALTIMORE, Aug. 13-Mr. Joshua Lev
ering, the nominee of the Prohibition
party for governor of Maryland, has made
public his letter of acceptance. Parties,
Mr.. Levering holds, should be but the in
struments of the people. The result of
Commissioner Roosevelt's course in New
York is cited to prove that prohibitory
laws can be enforced He declares for
free books in the public schools and for
civil service, and is opposed to labor by
chil1ran
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Complete Victory for Striking railors.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The strike of the
tailors is practically at an end, and the
contractors are beaten. The strikers all
went back to their sewing machines and
scissors yesterday with the exception of
200 men, who await a call to work. Some
of the contractors, it is said, are dissatis-
fled at having acceded so early to the de-
mands of the men, and believe if they had
held out longer it would have been better
for both
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WASHINGTON, Aug 13.-The acting sec
retary of the interior has approved an
agreement made with the southern Ute
Indians of Colorado, whereby the majority
of them will take lands in severalty and
the rest be settled on the western third of
the present reservation. After the sever
atty allotments have been made the lands
remaining will be thrown open to settle
ment The reservation contains over a
million acres, much of it arid and broken
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-13

LoNGMoNT, Colo, Aug. ia terrific ex-
pIosion occurred at the Empson Canning
factory in which five men and one woman
were injured. One Of tho steam yats used
for boiling purposes exploded while the
factory was in full blast Seven escaped
only by a miracle The wounded are:
Herbert Vaughn, win die; Frank Printy,
scalded and cut about the body; George
Plain, Albert Hanson and John Baker,
all sculded
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Evening Herald
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1895.
THOSE RESOLUTIONS.

The election of delegates to the state CON
vention of the Republican party is still a
subject of interest and the resolutions passed
at the convention held here have caused
considerable comment. The contest was not
so much Quay and Hastings as it was Coyle
and anti-Coylc, and it appears the fight was
carried through ON that line. The course Of
Senator Coyle while still in the lower house
provoked the antagonism of leading Repub-
licans throughout the district, SO that the
opposition he met within the ranks of his
own party when he sought advancement to
the Senate was unusually strong, but in spite
of that Mr. Coylc, by an exhibition Of pluck
that was greatly admired pulled through
with the aid Of the general stampede from
the Democratic party which characterized
the campaign of 1891 and no
sooner was this accomplished than he COM
menced to get even with those who opposed
him. In doing this he displayed an
arrogant, dictatoral spirit which intensified
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Ezsta,s wnrIIke ProoIamntIon.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13-General An
tonic Ezeta has issued another proclama-
ton to the citizens of San Salvador in
which he says he will soon return to the
country to lead "a revolt against the gov
ernment. The army is discontented, he
says, and will welcome him back as its
leader Ezeta declares that President Gui-
terez is the tool of Guatemala, the old
time enemy of San Salvador and by his
deceit has practically surrendered all that
was gained in the war of 1899
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OREGON CITY, Ore, Aug 13.-Word
comes from Wilhoit Springs that the
stage from Oregon City was held up by
two masked men at Wrights bridge
The robbers made the passengers get out
of the stage and line up, and while one
man stood guard the other searched them
and took what money and iewelry they
had. The exact amount Of plumber is not
known. The same stage was held up
about u month ago.
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WASHINGTON, Aug l3.-An order has
been signed by the state depar tment for
the extradition of Arthur Newsam. He
is British subject, charged with forgery
and embezzlement in the Island of Trini-
dad, off the Central American coast. He
was arrested about month ago and com
mitted by the United States commissioner
at New York.
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LEOMINsTER, Mass, Aug 13.-Charles
Wolf and grl named Maggie Garrity
were out in boat i'm the reservoir. About
clock a brother-in-law of the girl. who
was in @ boat somo distance Off, saw. Wolf
plunge into the water He quicklypulled
towards the place, but could find no trace
of either of the occupants of the other
boat Both bodies wt., recovered. The
affair is a complete mystery.
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A DUSKY sWINDLFR
She Worked the Threadbare Mstrin,ouia
Dodge on GuileIess swains.

Dodge on Guileless swains.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 13.-George II Zieg-
lor, of Philadelphia, is the victim Of the
theft of 81 900 worth of diamonds from
his apartments in the Washington House
The robbery occurred Friday last, but was
not made public until yesterday in the
hope of apprehending the thief Mr. ZieR-
Ter arrived here ten days ago, accom-
panied by his wife and child and said he
was looking for business location. He
was Introduce I'd to an exceedingly affah,e
gentleman by an acquaintance on Friday.
When the Zieglers left the hotel they
left their door unchecked. The affable
gentleman, whose name is Withheld, called
chile they were out and went to Mr..
I.eglors room. When the absence Of the
Jewels was discovered, several hours later,
the stranger was not to be found, nor has
he since been seen
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Shot and Killed a Burglar.

PITTsBURG, Aug 13.-George Glass shot
and killed an unknown burglar at his
home in Grafton, near here, during the
night The burglar was discovered in
Mr.. Glass bedroom, and a chase followed.
Mr.. Glass was shot through the left hand,
but ne struggled with the intruder, who
finally jumped through a window. AS he
jumped Glass fired two shots at him, and
one Of them inflicted Il wound, which
caused the burglars death in a few min
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NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Aug. 13-Johp Chre-
no, a Hungarian, Of Bridgeport, who was
stabbed in the back and cut with an AK
in the hands Of an infuriated italian at
Howellville, Chester county, on the after
noon of May 10 last died at Charity hos
pital yesterday. Chreno leaves a wife
and family, and was 42 years Of age. The
Italian who is responsible for his death
escaped after the affray and has never
been heard of since
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The CrnthIe,s Mate Resnons.hle.

BREMER HAVEN, Aug. IL The admir-
atty court has rendered a decision in the
inquiry made into the sinking of the
North German Lloyd Steamship COM
pany's steamer Elbe, in collision with the
British steamer Crathie in January last.
The court holds that the blame for the
collision must be attributed to the mate
of the Crathie, who deserted his post i'm
mediately before the occurrence and went
into the galley of the Crathie.
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Exploding Boller Knls Thrse.

MOUNT STERLING, Ky, Aug. l3-The
boiler at John Hines sawmill at Cedar
Grove, in this county, exploded, killing
Hines, his son and Engineer Smith and
dangerously wounding A. j. Downs.
Hines body WAS torn TO pieces, part of it
being found eighty feet from where the
explosion occurred.
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neat out DIS wife,s nrains.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug, 13.-John Blum,
butcher, employed at the stock yards,
returned from work and found a strange
man at his home talking to his wife
Blum demanded an explanation from his
wife, when she seized an AK and assaulted
him. He wrenched the weapon from her
and beat out her brains. The stranger es-
capped. Blum was arrested