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The state herald., 1895-07-05

The tree Of tho French cavalry sad-
die and the stirrups are to DO hence
forth made of aluminium, with bands
Of steel let in when the metal is In a
state OF fusion. This change Ia To be
made in view Of the absence Of roads
and the steepness Of the tracks In Mad
agascar. Tho weight of the French
heavy cavalry saddle tree Ia now abou.
Ave pounds. 1t will be reduced to con-
siderably less than half. Kettles and
other implements will also be alumni
nun.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

What Is to become of the horse /?
Street cars are run by electricity men
and women ride bicycles. road carriages
and wagons are drawn by gasoline or
electric motors: plows are pulled by
steam; poker Is regarded as a better
game than the horse race aud high dice
has succeeded tto "horse-and-horse"
variety. But the sausage factory re-
mains and the business is increasing,
though even this line Of industry is
not conducive to the longevity and &C.
tivity Of the equine race.
The state herald., 1895-07-05
ALLEGED TiMBsR THIEVES.
Suit h,eash. .1s.,..s d s. \. of

81 Paul, MINI, June 20,-The United
States, in an action brought to-day In
the Circuit court by Special Counsel
John T.. stryckrr, alleges, that a mimi
her 9f tbn most prominent ,umbcrmen
Of Minnesota have, without warrant,
been, devastating the northern part of
the Slate, denuding the territory Of Its
lumber, and that they must pay the
full market value Of lumber TO the
amount of S467,414 and interest The
defendants nre the Pine River logging
and Improvement Company, Joel d.
Bassett and William l.. Bdsset,, co
partners with j.. ]. Bnssett L Co., john
8. PillsburG and Charles A.. Smith, CO.
partners With G. A. Smith & Co The
technical ofrense Is conversion, and
the charge is the defendants uniMfully
entered In the territory within the
Mississippi, reservation and systemat-
icaliy cut the timber and converted this
same to their ourselves. The govern
ment has been working up the case fop
two and one-half years.
The state herald., 1895-07-05
cuBANs HAVE MONEY.
TIL" fnsurg-nt' Now Expecting Torpedo
ttoni. from France,

New York. July IA special To the
World from Palm Beach. Fla. says the
.unnhs nro expecting three torpedo
boats from France, Not until their ar.
rival VIII the Cuban forces begin what
u Intended to b. their most effective
work This revolt" said sympnihlz.
or hnS been In preparation To my
knowledge for three years, during which
iilno tho tnbnns collected over $1,000,
wv Tor war purposes, They nrc got.
ting nearly 100000 n month now
'flllbusiorlng expeditions cannot be
prevented. Another expedition like that
win the tug George W. Chlds. might
bo stopped. hut The Cubans can gcl
fresh men on the island. from This sintc.
whenever they want They nrc rccriy,
lng men all lhu time"
The state herald., 1895-07-05

London. July 1.-The Right Hon. a.
]. Balfour. the first lord u the treasury.
aud the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain,
the secretary OF state Tor the colonies.
were both reelected to-day without op
position In East Manchester and West
birmingham respectively. their rc,clcc
,ion TO membership Of the House OF
Commons being made necessary by then
acceptance OF positions IN the new Cab
met.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

San Antonio, Texas, July IA. Bos.
chkc, general manager Of the Texas
Const Canal company, announces that
his company has secured sufficient
funds Ia lnauguratc the great enter
prise Of clearing line for inland
water traffic on the Texas coast by
means OF dredging, where necessary,
the natural islc-bouni channel extend
Ing from Sabine pass TO the mouth Of
the Rio Grandc. The total territory
tributary 10 the proposed coast canal
Is about 1900 square miles.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Rich I'm. Mo-, June :o.--'rhc station
agent and operator for the Memphis
road nj Sprnguc Is pretty girl Of nine.
teen summers. During the wind storm
last night two box cars were blown
through the switch from ibr sIdc,rncl,
10 the main line trnck. i,tsiliying that
the wcsi.bound express due there In n
few minutes would surely collide with
the ears the girl took her lantern and,
running M the irnck 'hrcolunricrs OF
mile. tagged the train.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

New York. July IA special 10 the
Herald from ST. Petersburg says: The
Chinese legation here gives formal de
NAL TO the rumor Of n breakdown In
the negotiations for the Chinese loan
guaranteed by Russia. On the con
trary. II is announced that these nago.
tiatlons will soon eliminate In n salts.
factory agreement. subject to certain
slight notifications OF the conditions
originally proposed.
a denial is also made Of the reported
participation In the loan by England
and the United States.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Washington. June 20. - General
Green Clay Smith. once n prominent
prohibition candidate for president, n
war veteran aud In recent years we'll
known Baptist pastor OF Washington.
died AZ his home In Northeast Washing.
ton at I2;j6 o'clock this afternoon. For
several months he had been In poor
health. and over fortnight nco n mn.
lienant carbnnc'r began TO develop on
his neck. !, rapidly Increased, aud de.
spite the efforts OF his physicians blood
poisoning set In. and the condition Of
the distinguished man grew steady
worse.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Chicago. July 1.-The incrcnse NJ ~
per cent. In wages recently announced
10y the Illinois Steel company went into
effect to-day. over 1000 men VIII be
benefited by the change. The advance
was made NJ the South Chicago works,
the North Chicago rolling mills and the
plants nj Milwaukee mud Joliet. All
Glasses of employees nrc included In the
advance. with the exception OF Tonnage
men. who work ON n sliding scale.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

yes" said the man with club. ~
am going to see the editor of the Bu-
gle. ! haven't anything against him
personally, but am going On my wife's
account You see. she wrote a nice lit
tie sentimental poem about the girl
coming home to die. The fool printer
got the ID upside down and made 1t I
have come home to pie have tried to
explain that the poor editor is not at
fault, but you know how much good 1t
does to try to explain things to a wo-
man."
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Colon. July 1.-The United States
warship Montgomery. having on board
the United States commission appoint
cd Ia report upon the route Of the Me
nmgua canal aud the possibility of dig.
cling that proposed waterway, hnH mr..
rived here from san Juan Del Sur
lGrrytownl. The commission have via.
tied san Jose, Costa lticii. ana viii IN.
spect the route OF the Panama canal
tomorrow.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

san Francisco, Cnl, July III. y.
McKlsslcls. special counsel for the gov.
crnmcnt In the HuIi to recover $4,000.
600 from the Stanford estate, says the
ease win nj once be appealed TO tho
United States court OF appeals. and
from there 10 the supreme court Of tho
United States II necessary. He says
the litigation VIII not infect stanford
university. no matter what the out.
come may be.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

The following is a sample of the mot
toes adopted by classes graduating this
spring from Kansas schools: I'VE have
reached the hills and the mountains
are In View; Upward and Onward
THE end crowns the work; Having
triumphed in the past, have brave
hearts for the future: THE beginning
of more serious things" etc. Isn't It
terrible that the brave young souls that
adopt such thrilling motoes Will be
STOPPING to DISTINGUISHING and love
making within elk weeks.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Chicago. June o0.-The Victory. the
largest steamship on the grent lakes,
was launched from the Chicago ship
yards at $3.50 p. M. The Victory is
owned By the International Transit
company and will he in service In the
Iron ore trade between Lakes Superior
and Erie. She has $50 foot keel. is.dO0
feet over all, rs foot beam, % foot
depth OF hold, and 600 horse power
The cost Of the boat was S225.OO0.
The sister ship, the Zenith City.
which will be nm exact duplicate, Is
being built for Duluth capitalists.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Washington, June 2D.-It IL expected
that Grcnt Britain will protest against
IN" concession Venezuela Inns made 10
nn American company and viii warn
tho Americans ngnlpst taking posses.
sion OF the territory, pnrt Of which IL
claimed by Great Britain. Under slmI
lar circumstances the British foreign
office protested against the rnnc con.
rcSslon when II was first granted To
Americans IN 1881. nnd tho warnings
nt TINT time wcro 40 determined TINT
The latter did not push their conrcs.
sion, which Inns remained dormant.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Mason City. Iowa, June 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hodgman are In custody here.
charged with hclnous crime. They
took their child, about two years OF age,
TO secluded spot In tho woods and
threw II In n brush heap to die. While
children were hunting flowers they
We're attracted 10 the spot by moan.
and found the baby exhausted and
starving. Sheriff Clark was immediate
~ notified. lie started In pursuit OF
the parents and arrested them at Gar
ncr. thirty miles away. They confessed
tho crime.
The state herald., 1895-07-05
OUTLAWS IN OKLAHOMA.
A Reign of Terror Inauyurntsd Near
Guthrie.

Guthrie. o. T.. June 29.-Several out
laws have inauguratcd reign OF ter
ror about IL miles east OF this place.
They had fight with sherifrs posse
Tuesday 20 miles west OF here. In the
Glass mountains, In which n man
named Black was seriously hurt. The
gang moved rapidly eastward and is
now located near Columbia. They have
taken II large number OF horses from
farmers and are even holding up trav-
elers In broad daylight. Two parties
We're arrested to-day and taken to
Klngfishcr jail who are supposed to he
part OF the gang. The outlaws openly
defy the officers and especially swear
vengeance on United States Marshall
Madsen.
The state herald., 1895-07-05
An uphe,v., in Ink. superior.

Sault Ste Marie, Mich. June 2o.-Somc
kind Of volcanic eruption has taken
place on Baichcwanna Island, sixty
miles west Of here. on the north shore oi
Lake Superior. Part OF the bottom ol
the lake has been thrown up out OF The
water, and the earth Is transformed In
a series OF ridges. The most probnbla
theory Is that an earthquake has caused
the phenomenon.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

London. June Accommodating on
the downfall OF Lord I,oscbery, Truth
expresses The opinion that the cx.prc.
micr would have made nm admirable
master OF the horse, and that his cpl,
tnph should be Here lies Archibald
Primrose, NTH earl Of Boscbcry. once
prime minister Of England. lie lost
twenty seats and won two derbys."
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Portland, Ore. June GA special
from Sea''le says the Japanese re'idcnts
OF Tina ely are graf: excited svr; iha
attitude Russia in' assumed towar Is
their country. anl expect n war will
the cars empire within two mohihs.
Naclmara. n prominent merchant.
thinks the result viii be m easy victory
for the Mikado's army and navy. lie
says thousands OF prlsoners-dcadly foes
n lsussia-could bc released from 81,
bsrlan prisons, and would assist Japan
In the war.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Washington. June 29-For two months
there has been an almost unprecedented
demand for one and iive-ccnt pieces, and
the men ut the Philadelphia minisAsvc
been working day and night TO supply
them. Il. l.. Preston. director of the
mint. said today that this is an infal-
lible sign OF commercial activity. 'Dur-
Ing my long connection with the mint"
said Mr.. Preston, II have noticed In.
varlably that the first indication OF bus
mess depression IL the accumulation Of
minor coins. regard the recent de
mand for these minor coins us positive
Indication OF business activity"
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Every year adds to the importance OF
trade In the Pacific. and the ayonts OF
1895 are making tho great ocean and
It's bordering lands the chief arena OF
interest The possibilities OF growth
In those ATTITUDES Ia instanecd In Aua-
,raiin. which had u foreign trade Liant
year Of sgi2 900, 600 and produced gold
10 the yaiue OF $40 900. 900.
The state herald., 1895-07-05
TWO HsRDERs KILLED.
a Hand of Several 1houssnd sborp Tn,
Stolen,

Stolen.
Albuquerque, n. NJ, June GA
double murder and the stealing of Il
band Of several thousand sheep is re-
ported from Aigodones, village twenty
miles above this city. Francisco Archi-
bcque Is the big sheep raiser of AIgo-
doncs. and his fiocks Craze Oh many of
the hills. Two Of his herders, Maxine
Sandoval and Pedro Lobato. were found
murdered yesterday, and half an hour
later Is was reported that n wellknown
desperate was seen driving the band Of
sheep north In the direction OF this city.
Determined men are following the trail
OF the sheep, and It Is certain no mercy
will be shown the fellow In charge of
the sheep. Officers of this city are
guarding all roads coming this way.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

For this occasion tho Union Pacific
Will sell tickets July "a mid NH. Den.
,cr to l,oston and return. Mt Si7.05 each.
Three fast vcsiibulcd trains leave Den.
YER daily VIA this safe. scenic and speedy
route. and In addition 10 the through ear
service TO Chicago, either Win Omaha or
Kansas tiiy, We offer You choice Of
routes via Chicago or ~ Louis For nd.
dltlonnl information call nt Ticket office.
hii Seventeenth street. or address Geo.
Ady, general agent. Denver. Colo.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

week the steamship Edemore was stop,
ped and a quantity of potash and oil of
myrbane seized. When the Spanish con-
sui protested today Captain Rogers, Of
the Ernwood, produced permit from
Marshal Campos, the captain general of
Cuba, giving him full permission to i'm,
port such ,Rrn4 ht,rfnhiti9h aid ,expl0.
sites as might be shipped on his vessel.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

l'rooklyn. n. ". June 2D.-plymoui,
church. by nh unanimous vote, Inns de.
cidch to accept the proposition made by
tho Manhattan conference. looking to.
wnrds u reconciliation between the Con.
rrofn tlonnl churches OF New York nn,I
llrooiiyh. The breach between these
churches hna existed ever since ,ho
ilcrchrr1'lllnn trial,
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Boston. Mass, June 20.-Thc Standard
claims for q. w. Green, composllor on
the paper, the championship record Tot
typc.sciilng on the Mcrgcnihalrr ma
chine, stating that Green set 1850 ems
Of solid agate In one hour. There were
only iwcniy.nlnc typographical errors In
the lot.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

London. June 29.-Cnrdlnal Vaughn
to-day. In the presence OF 5000 persons,
laid the foundation stone OF the Roman
Catholic cathedral mt Westminster.
Among those present were the aWbassa.
doris OF the Catholic coun,rich. ,iic Can.
Ole bishops, the Catholic nobility OF
England aud Archbishop stoncr. who
represented the pope.
The state herald., 1895-07-05
CONFIRMED FROM esRA,N,
Other warpks Rusaora Witch Hin, at a
VtAsral Uphcavnl.

New York, July IA special TO the
Herald from Berlin scys. A member
Of the diplomtir Service and a close
friend Of Prince Bismarck is RESPONSE
h1e Tor the statement that the reports
of preparations being on for an out
break of hostilities between Russia
and Japan are quite correct.
He is OF the opinion that a secret
treaty OF alliance has been concluded
between Great Britain and the Japan
Csc government.
Serious complications are expected
in Europe, Asia and Africa owing TO
the Inconsistent policy pursued ny ~
German government
The state herald., 1895-07-05
THE CHILD WAS INs1
A Mysterious Death at MilwfN
Investigated.

Milwaukee, Wis, Juno. sor-
oncr Is Investigating. file IS Ac1tous
death Of T-ycar-old girl; the daughter
OF Mrs. Bertha Alder. The girl died I'M
attended by physician, and in d way
suggesting poison, The girls life was
Insured for $50 In an Insurance COM
pany which makes specially of child
ren. Mrs. Adler, who is now Mrs. VIII
liam Hopp, has had three husbands
since December. The first husband,
Jacob Adler, died last January, and Il
few weeks later a 5-year-old child died.
Both were insured In the same cont
pany. The widow shortly aftcrward
married Edward Gray. who proved to
be addicted to drink. She soon secured
a divorce and n short time ago married
William HOpp.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

the financial crisis through which 1t
has recently passed. Six, m6ntHs ago
The . whole popYlat'cn AN, was II Tie depths
poets, the hopes of the people have re-
vived. Providence came to, our rescue
by sending an unusually good seal fish
cry. Its value. alone being Sl,OO0,000,
against an Average Of $500, 900 for some
years past. The present outlook for the
cod fishery is the best for many years.
The crops, too, look excellent. never bet.
ter" 1t,
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Columns. ohio InlyN .inmoh H.
cnnnoli iotlns was inpinliSl 1s pr,Hh
den, uf the ohio ElntH uuisD o. at
columhuH 10 rfiup from tie i'uVp.
nliy 1T Nrbrnfln nul plut IN iiitl "rtt.
ler Ind hern with ihr luiNItlit uf
Kansas. ieian nrnduHir If NiNhml
college mud n native Of furlnnl
The state herald., 1895-07-05

One man OF the crew OF the Spanish
war ship Rcina Rcgen,e escaped death
when tho vessel went down. Bo had
got no drunk at Tanglcr that he stayed
nahorc. II the rlbald attempt to draw
nm unwholesomc moral from this. Il
may be called to their attention that,
the sailor would have been Just MS hafc
had he stayed ashore robcr,
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Washington, June 2o.-Tbc president
hns committed from nine 10 four
months the sentence Of John \. Damcr.
On. for introducing liquor Into Indian
Territory. The sentence ~ Y. Losnno
has been commulcd from six to three
months FOR plncnrdlng cigars IN viola.
ton OF the Internal revenue laws
The state herald., 1895-07-05

what's this We hear nbou, inorcas-
Ing OF wages voluntary. too-by many
large manufacturers? Now what will
the walking delegate do7 increase and
multiply or look for another jobl
The state herald., 1895-07-05
PUT SCIENCE TO NEW USE.
Erudite Communication Now Selecting .
Site for Rio Janeiro.

Site Tor hio Janesfu
Rio de Janeiro. the capital Of Brazil.
has a VIGOROUSLY bad climate. II In s
fastness of yellow fever and subtle trop-
ical ailments, and the death rate In 90
nlarmingly high as to seriously ahsct
the commercial prosperity Of the city.
Some time ago the Brazilian govern.
ment took in hand the question OF re-
moving their capital and appointed
scientific commission to flx site. says
the Pittsburg Dispatch. The commits
sion have selected plateau which
should be q real land Of promise to the
transmigrants from the coast. Tho
spot Is between the parallels OF 10 de-
grees 40 minutes and 10 degrees Sec
onds south. and the meridians OF 10 de-
grees 30 minutes and 81 degrees west.
II is over 1000 feet above the level OF
the sea and Its temperature resembles
that OF middle France. There Is plenty
OF water for agriculture and no yellow
fever The journey by railway from
the coast Is a matter OF some eighteen
hours. This Is believed to be the nrst
occasion on record In which science has
been called In to choose the site Oh
capital.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Halifax, n. ~. June 20, bishop How
Icy of ~. John. n, ", Is In the city on
bla way home from attending Bishop
CnincroD's Jubilee, Ills worship snldi
Tho Island IL gradually recovering from
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Corsets are found on the waists of
the mumm'es of the Egyptian princess
es who lived 1000 b, C. But the an
tiqulty of some fashions hardly argues
for their continuance.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

A floating paragraph declares that
THE Princess OF Wales has n valuable
collection Of skates" II she has as
many as her husband has enjoyed they
must require room for storage.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Dobs Ia TO have sienograpf' ~
prison 10 catch any stray Thought lat
arise. This Ia the one terror of he ID,
prisonmen,. that the leisure Of cell iiga
may nnlimher lie tongue.
The state herald., 1895-07-05

London. June Professor tIu.icy
died NJ . 10 y. ~. He has been m slnce
early spring, when he contracted lnnu
"nsn. J IL died At bis home "ilodyirn' Is
~ East bourne. where bn haa spppi ihu
Inst few years ~ MA life. Wv
The state herald., 1895-07-05

Boy-"Mamma, am made out OF
onions, sage. sorrell and brcad-crumbs
Mo,her-"Mercy. no! What do you
mcan!"
Boy-".Iohnny Jones said he was go
Ing to knock the s,utilng ont OF me-"
The state herald., 1895-07-05
II two people don't agree naturally.
1t Will do no good to try.

! A fashion authority states that lace
will be all the rage this summer. Yes,
We have observed 1t. Even the baseball
players are told to lace out tho horse
hide.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
Il in Search OF a new Sensation.

Tyy the eiTect Of mud bath at Las We
gus Hot Springs, New Mexico Other
forms oi baths may be had there, all Is
pScially beneficial iu Fheumatic troubles
ard diseases q the blood The cool dry
tonic air of this rcso-t is Just the thing
for tired nerves, and them is nothing So
rpstfal as New Mexico sunshine. csPe-
c,alis When supplemented ty such fine
serviee as is giyea a. the Hotel Montezu-
tnu, reopencd June - This famous inn
cannot be exeClle,l anywhere IN the
Southwest.
Rosed trip excursion tickets on sale 70
Lss Vegas Hot Springs from nrRcipal
pasa;s, Roachsi only OVER the Santa Fc
Rou.c Foy illustrated panphlot and
oaps " ~I.sHd q Sunshine sddress J.
P. Hall Gea. Agt- Santa Fe Route. Den
vsr, Cola.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
A CALIFORNIA POINTER.

You are not asked TO buy tickets over
the Santa F,e Route TO California, unless
fully convinced that it is better line
than any other.
Convincing facts eheerfully furnished
by local agents, or they can be had by
addressing G. T. Nicholson, G. T. A.,
Monadnoels Building, Chicago.
Hero is one; No other road owns its
own tracks and runs Pullman palace and
tourist sleepers daily all the way between
Chicago aud Los Angeles,
And anotner. Our tourist sieepers are
first-elass in comfort and second class in
price. n combination that ought to please
Aad still another; our line is several
hundred miles the shortest and many
hoars the quickest 8 saving q time
counts Tor d goed deal in long journey
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
TO THE EAST.
BEST DINING CAR SERVICE The
WORLD.

The Rock IsIaNp Is foremost IN
adopting any advantage ealculatsd to
improve spcel and give that luxury,
safety and comfort that popular pat
ronsge demands Its equiPmeat Is
thoroughly eomplete with ve~tibalei
trains, magnificent dining cars, sleep
ers and char coaches, al the most
elegant aud ot recentiy improved
patterns.
The Importance Of this line can be
better understood il short lesson in
geography be nov r>sited
What i the gr.at Eastern tsruiui
of the Rock IsLASp RocFr ChseaSo.
What other sab-Easseza teTzaiai hzs
it, PeoFiA 10 what important points
does it run tTains 70 the Northwest -
81 Paal and AIinaeaPolis, Minaeso;a,
and Watsrtovn and Sioux Falls, Da-
kosa To what imP5rtans lows and
NetrzskA points - Des Moines. Day-
saPors, Iovas oashA and Liaeoln,
Ns{s~assa.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-24
THAT TRIP EAST

May be for business or pleasure ef Ls'''l'
but pleasure comes 10y making a bushes @
81 travelling east over the Santa F's Route
as far as Chicago.
Thirty miles the shortest line between
Missouri river and Chicago; that mesns
quick time and sure connections
Track < straight. ook-baliasted, WITH
very few crossings at grade.
No prett,er, coSier or norc comfuEtSo!e
trains enter Chicago than these over the
Santa Fe They are yestibuled iluii'ea
expresses, with latest pattern Pulinlans
and tres chair cars, Meals IN dining cars
served on plan q paying for whai Is or
derod
Inquire Of nearest agent or aheiress O.
n. Nicholson, G. Z. A. santa Fe Route,
Mouaaaoek building, CAica2o.