The state herald., 1895-11-29
rELEoRAPHlc HREvlTlEs.
Eugene Debs was released from prison
On the 22nd,

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Whitelaw Reid has gone to Phoenix
Arizona, to spend the winter.
New Workers are now moving to get
the political conventions.
The annual bicycle show being held
In London attracts great attention.
A new comet was discovered through
the Lick telescope n few nights ago.
The value of gold shipped from New
York to Europe last week was $685.
$50.
Senator David b. Hill of New York
has made his debut as q lecturer at Mil
waukee.
The Colt divorce case at Providence.
r. l., is settled, and Mr.. Van Allen will
hear no more of 1t.
Yale won the great football game
from Princeton at New York on the
23rd by score Of 20 to 10.
TIE starting of two trust distllleries in
Omaha and one Independent plant has
been Indefinitely postponed.
Eastern Republicans object TO San
Francisco AS the place for the holding of
the National Republican convention.
John Solomon, for twelve years on the
merchants police force at Trinidad was
fatally shot by an unknown man few
nights ago.
At n meeting Of twist and sewing silk
manufacturers in New York city 1t was
agreed to advance the price of twist ana
sewing silk per cent.
The Home Market Club held its an
nual banquet at Music Hall In Boston,
Massachusetts. on The 2lst. Covers
We're fle-for 500. stlsts.s 49, ,
Marie Janses recently led strike
at the Garrick theatcr In New York
city. The company claim that they have
not been paid for month.
A big meeting of Irishmcn was held
at St Louis few nights since. when
1t was resolved Ireland should resort 10
force to throw off the English yoke.
The American Exchange National
bank Of New York city Thursday after
ternoon turned S3,O00,000 in gold into
the sub-treasury In exchange for legal
tender.
The Denver & Gulf road is making
preparations to build stock yards Mt
Cheyenne. The yards will be of mater
ial aid TO the stock shipping business of
the line.
Farmers in Iowa have been holding
their grain for a raise In price, thus
causing seventeen crews TO be laid OF
on the Iowa and Dakota division of the
Milwaukee.
One hundred Armenians employed at
the Whiting Machine Works In Whit
cnsville, Massachusetts. refused TO
work unless the firm would discharge
four Turks, also employees.
Austin Corbin is ut the head Of big
colonization enterprise, TO be planted in
Arkansas. The steamship Chateau
Iquem sailed from Genoa. November s.
for New Orleans with 700 Italians on
board.
The exhibition next week in New York
city of the Farm show, promises to be
one OF the most novel and interesting
ever seen there. A large share of the
stock entered comes from the Middle
and Western states.
Information has reached Washington
that enormous losses of seals are bein.
caused by indiscriminate hunting, rs the
female seals are slaughtered, thus de.
priving the young of food.
Rear Admiral Kirkland has arrived In
New York. He was recalled from his
command OF the European squadron. It
is said, because he congratulated Presi-
dent Faure of France on his election.
Postmaster General Wilson has
made his first annual repor, to the presi.
dent. He complains of the abuses OF
sccond-class mail matter. and also says
the civil service rules should be extend
cd wherever practicable.
Senator w. +. Chandler has written 70
President Cleveland. complaining OF the
trust and pooling agreement OF the eight
American railroad trunk lines and the
one Canadian line. Of pooling the traffic
between New York CEy and Chicago.
The amecr of Afchnnls,an is greatly
annoyed ut the failure of NaZrullah
Khan, his second son. TO arrange for a
permanent representative at London.
As result OF the rage OF the ameer,
many persons have been burned alive.
The director OF the mint has submitted
his report 10 the secretary OF the treas
ury. Mr.. Preston states that the real
decentralization OF silver took place in
1888. when the weight OF the divisional
coins was reduced about seven per cent.
Adv,ces from cops,on,inop,e sov tho
su,,an has consented IN allow tho mass.
400 throncb The n,rJ,nei,es n, , sacond
guardship for each power, In accordance
with the requests OF the Austrian, lial'
Ian, Russian and British representa-
uves.
The report OF the commissioner OF in.
ternal revenue, made public Friday,
shows the collections for the district
composed of Colorado and Wyoming 10
have been S30o.2ll. or this amount.
s2s6,II0 was contributed by Colorado.
The New Mexico collection was s2l.66I.
Father Dominlck Wagner. the nrl.st