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The state herald., 1895-06-21
ACTIVE FRESHMEN.
EoUND TO FREE IRELAND.
An fr.-n., ve Ofsnnlx, .ion vhith ia.
Plans for UAing Force to Throw on
English Observation-Disclosures Id This
Country;


New York, June IA special con.
ventlon Of the Irlsli-American Military
union was held lii this city yesterday.
About 600 delegates were present from
various sections OF the country. The
meeting was called for the purpose Of
adopting measures for the utilization Of
all Irlsli-American military organlza-
lions with the union In view Of prob-
ale eXlgencies In connection with tie
question Of Ircland's Independence, and
also to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of liav-
Ing au encampment next year for the
assembling Of the lrisli-Amerlcan troops
from the various states.
The convention was called to order by
Commander In. Chief Kelly, after which
the credentials Of the delegates were
examined. The following were APP
pointed committee on credentials:
Colonel Henry Boylan, Major G. 0Cnh-
nor Mclaughlin, Major George s. Nc
Quad, Colonel James b. Murphy, and
Captain II. +. O'ROurke. The following
resolutions We're presented and adopted:
"Whereas, The time has arrived when
Irlshmen must unite and prepare for u
grand armed struggle for the independ-
ence Of their country.
Resolved, That we, the delegates of
tho lrish-American Military union, In
convention assembled, hereby invite all
lrlsh-American military organizations
In the United States to affiliate with
this union to the end that, having one
purpose In view, we may be in POSI-
tlon to take concerted action at all times,
and may establish such brotherhood OF
affection as will In Its strength be cap
able OF effective work towards securing
lreland's Independence; that we, furth-
ermore. invite such organizations TO ap-
pear with us In camp In Bridgeport,
Connecticut, In the summer OF 1896, when
there will be opportunity for military
evolutions on grand scale"
1t was also agreed that French, Polish
and Hungarian military bodies in SYM
patty with the Irish movement be per-
mitted to come into the union.
The following resolutions We're adopt
ed with loud applause:
"Rcso!yel, That we. the delegates OF
the lrish-American Military union. in
convention assembled. do hereby tender
the gallant patriots Of Cuba our heart
lest wishes for the triumph of their
cause; that In our opinion they deserve
the sympathy and support of all liberty
loving people that we call upon Con-
gress TO take steps Immediately upon
Its converting TO extend to the Cubaas
recognition rs bclligerents."
The convention, which was held be.
hind closed doors. then adjourned, after
five hours dclibcration.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Chicago. June ia special to the
Record from indianapolis, Indiana,
says: The Irish-American club Of this
city, composed of 600 OF the most in
hucntlal freshmen In this city, last night
approved the movement which Is
secretly under way throughout the
United States, looking TO the einanci-
patton OF ireland and resort to arms.
The club has raised several hundred
thousand dollars for the cause, and
members are authority for the state
mcnt the nearly S2,00o.00O has already
been raised In the United States. II is
announced that some time this summer
the sympa,hlzcrs with the movement
will hold national convention. prob
ably In Baltimore or Boston. The mem
bers OF the local league say the Ma
tlonal Irish league OF New York is at
the head OF the movement
The state herald., 1895-06-21
RicH ORE STOLEN.



Denver. juno 1.-THE owners. Of the
Golden Fleece mine announce that the
mine will be shut down for the present,
because Of the stealing Of ore, and THEFT
inability to detect the thieves.
Messrs Pierce; Lee and Hobson re.
turned yesterday from Lake City, and
Mr.. Pierce had this to say on the sub,
ject of the robberies:, ''Tlie stealings 81
orc have evidently been going on for
the past eighteen months or two years
Those in the steal have been growing
holder Id their operations, and In order
to crafty them the management Of the
mine gave them every opportunity III
the past two months, no that the full
extent Of the robbery could be deter
mined and the guilty parties located
The thieves fell into the trap and their
operations became more extensive.
The steallngs In the past two years
amount to from 5000 to $4,000 d
month. We have learned this from fig
rres obtained from siiielters and samp.
ling works, but during the past two
months the amount has been far In ex.
cess of this. 1t Is very evident from
the Investigations. made by the manage:
ment that many people were cogiiizant
Of the fact of the steals, and that many
knew Of the matter apart from the men
working In the mine. From our expert.
ence OF other mining companies from
which ore has been stolen, we believe
that 1t Will DO impossible to secure any
conviction In Hinsdale county, and we
have therefore decided to simply shut
down the mine for an Indefinite time, or
until we can feel we will be supported
by the county and that justice will be
done us should extensive stealing occur
again.
1.-THE mine has very rich ore exposed
In many drifts and slopes and we be-
lieve 1t will be better to let 1t stand
where It Is until we can mine 1t with
safety to ourselves AS 1t stands to.
day 1t ranks with the three OF four
great mines OF the state, and II the
citizens Of Hlnsdale county or Lake
City will give evidence Of just treatment
to the owners they stand ready to oper.
ate 1t on large scale and In Il manner
that will bring great benefit to the
county. But until they feel assured OF
this fact. they will keep the mine prac.
tically shut down and will only prose.
cute such work as is necessary for de.
velopment.
at Is impossible to fix any definite
amount ns having been stolen, but 1t will
reach at least $4,000. II the manage.
mcnt of the mine can see any way TO
convict the men who stole the ore they
will not hesitate at the expense of 50
doing. and will force matters to the
end II 1t is possible TO do So"
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Washington. June 1.-THE treasury
receipts from customs and Internal
revenue No fnr during the month Of
June show no Improvement over last
month. while the disbursements rc.
main practically the same. The rc.
cclpts from sugar importntions nrc sur
prlsiDsly low nnd tho expected large
incrcnrc from whiskcy Withdrawals
has not innicrlnllzcd. For the first
bnlf ID the present month the receipts
from customs amounted 10 SG22i. 10,
nnd from Internal revenue 81. 1DI. OS5.
milking the total receipts from cusiomr
for the eleven mud one.hnlf month. NJ
the ilscnl yonr SilJ,si3,JsI mud from
Internal revenue sources si3J,D5i. iGl,
The state herald., 1895-06-21
A Washington Itomancr.

Miss Anna Gould's aud the Count Il. Cas-
tellane's IL not the only Interesting internn-
tlonnl marriage that Il on the cards, The
mas been In Washington, ard those rare peo'
pie whose memory goes back twenty years
wondered u he had come to see a certain
lady TO whom he had been Engaged long
thcr with no fancy for an allen sou In law
lind interfcred In those days when the duke
VA. no duke at all. but merely u young at.
though. md when he came back like n loyal
gentleman to ask for her no decent father
could have refused him, and ~ the engage
mept has been renewed and mn early mar
rage will follow. In not that n beautiful
..ontrnst to the usual International maiclif--'
boston transcripts Washington Letter.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Counterfeit silver ten cent pieces that con
tain rs much. II not more. silver than Tho
genuine coin. have been discovered In the
United States snb-trcasury. They have been
received from bank. and ARE - carefully
made that II requires the trained eye OF M
expert TO detect their bogus character. The
coins have tho appearance of being well
worn. the result ~ careful work on the part
Of the counterfcltcr. aud n valuable all to
tb~r circulation. Several Of III. coins have
been sent to the secret service officials WIN
pronounce them most dangerous connirrfclis
md express the belief that they were mad.
IN Europe and sent TO this country for clrcu'
lntion.-PhiIadelphin Record.
Any. close reader 81 the newspaper. must
have been struck with the Idea that this Il
mn age OF big things Big failures. bir
buildings, big fortunes big enterprises aud
big talk are all the rage here and every
where.
The state herald., 1895-06-21
typhoid Fever In Connecticut,

New York. June 15.-Thc World this
morning says: There have been iOs
typhoid fever eases In Stamford. Con.
neciicut. since April ~. These figures
ARE the official ones. Town Clerk Wa.
,crbury Of Stamford hns twcn,y.four
death certificates In which typhoid "
given Ms the cause. A boy from LItch.
field. 10 ycnrs old. who was In the city
for n day. drank glass OF milk at n
Stamford bakery and died three wccka
later nj his home. A young girl from
i,yc. who was visiting friends In STAN.
ford. drank the Infected milk In coffee.
and when the fever developed was
taken home 10 die. Many other cases
OF n similar nature ARE reported.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

berlin. June 1.-THE Dcuischc Zonn.
IN. Post says that Emperor william
has IN no wise abandoned the Idcn OF
bringing nboni n meeting OF nm inter.
national monetary conference. Ills oh.
icci In sounding the ynrIous declarations
nn,l governments ~ III. world was TO
pave tile way for M agreement respect.
lux the pnrt which Germany IL expect
cd TO take eventually ID the meetings
OF fhe conference.
The state herald., 1895-06-21
Goa, for Canadian st-am,rs.

The citizens of Sault Ste. Marie are com.
planning about the conduct OF managers of
large Canadian steamers In sending their
VESSELS through the canal belonging 10 tho
United States Instead OF the one just com
pleied Mt great cost to Canada. The cNpia-
nation, however. IL very simple and natural
Canadian vessels 10y clearing on the Amer.
duty. In has been s,,esesiei ihat III. mana
gers of the Canadian Pacific and Beatty line
steamers should be appealed TO on patriotic
the extra duty on their coal IL has also
been suggested that Il would he n simpler
matter TO take the duty on ccsl.-Montrcil
The state herald., 1895-06-21
swiss WATCHES:
How Boys Are Instructed i'd the Methods
OF Manufacterine Timspisces;

AZ" 1oys Arc Instructsd IN the Methods
OF Manufacturing Timspisces:
The famous Swiss watch schools are
said to be the most exacting tnstitu-
tons In the world. Their methods.
which are doubtless the secret Of their
success, will be found very curious and
Interesting. In one Of the most cele-
brated Of these institutions In Geneva,
TOR example. boy must first Of all
be at least fourteen years of age to
enter. After being admitted, the stu
dent Is first introduced to a wood-turn:
Ing lathe and put to work at turning
handles. This exercise lasts for sew.
eral weeks. according to the beginners
Aptitude. This is followed by exercise
ID filing and shaping screwdrivers and
small tools. In this way he learns to
make for himself fairly complete set
Of tools. He next undertakes to make
2 larger wooden pattern Of watch
frame, perhaps foot In diameter, and
after learning how this frame is to be
shaped, he Is given ready cut one
Of brass Of the ordinary size. In which
he Is taught to drill holes for the wheels
J..
and screws. Throughout this instruc-
tion the master stands over the pupil
directing him with the greatest care.
Tho pupil is next laugh to finish the
frame, SO that 1t will be ready to re-
ceive the wheels. He is then instruct
ed to make fine tools and to become ex-
pert In handling them. This completes
the instruction in the first room, and
the young matchmaker next passes to
the department where he is taught TO
1t the stemwinding parts and to do fne
cutting and filing by hand. Later on he
learns to make the more complex
watches, which will strike the hour.
minute. ETC., and the other delicate
mechanisms for which the Swiss are
famous.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Sometimes. The short cut TO renewed rlGor
Is taken by those sensible enough 10 ~
llostcitrr's stomach Filters systematically.
II re-estahllshes Impaired digestion. enables
the system to assimilatc food, and cpnbihes
tho qualities Of hnr medicinal siimulhht
with those ~ y sovereign preventive REMEDY
Malaria, dygp"psift constipation. rheumatic.
nervous nnL Kidney Complaints are cured
aud nycTtcd by IL.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Men old Mt thirty. Chew and smoke. eat liitlc.
drink. or want TO. all tho time. Nerves tlnglc,
never satisfied, noihing's beautiful, happiness
gone. tobacco saturated system tells tho
story. There's 1n easy why out No-1o lac
will kill the nerveerayins effects for tobacco
and make you strong. vigorous. and manly.
Sold and guaranteed 10 cure by Druggists ey-
erywherc Hook, titled Don't Tobacco Spit or
ling Remedy Co, New York city or Chicago.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

New York. June ia special to the
Herald from Panama says:
Members OF the Cuban colony here
say that they have received news from
Cuba that Captain General MARTINEZ
Campos was wounded by shot from
the rebels while he was on board u
yacht at the port OF Guantanamo.
No confirmation OF this report has
been had from Santiago de Cuba.
The state herald., 1895-06-21
George ii. WeitSn. ~ Weston

George n. Welt6n, 81 Weton Al
Dreutzer. said: ~ voted for free, coin,
age Of silver, as I believe It Will help
every Interest In the country. ! am
pleased to see so many Of our substani
tial manufacturers, tradesmen, lawyers
and sound thinkers come out boldly and
say they are not willing to indorse the
gold basis. excluding all other metals.
We were told that the repeal OF tue
Sherman net would restore business; we
tried It. and 10000 people were injured
by 1t; Now let us try free silver and set
men to work In our how idle silver
mines, and no corners can be effected by
the gold monopoly"
The state herald., 1895-06-21
BUSINESS mAn.s VIEW.
tn, CbirsKs R~eord'. Test of silver Yen
tim-nt In That ctr.


timrnt In That tity.
Chicago. June i5.-rhc silver debate
bnllo, being taken by the Record of ihli
city. shows fnvornbiy FOR the silver moa
The vote yesterday stood I.5it! for free
silver coinage. md 1868 against.
r. ". Cooper, or Slrgcl, Cooper 4 Co.
being interviewed on tho subject. said
"My vote wns yes Yes. ilrst. because
there IL not enough gold In the world 30
transact the worlds business. The r..
suit Is that syndicate ~ bankers Il ON.
nbcd To corner the gold, and when o,ir
treasury II nearly depleted we hive 10
sell bonds To these banks TO get the gold
back again, DID not this happen twice
last year. and lid not the syndicate c'rnr
Si5,vDO.OOo or siU,OOo.OoU on the deals
They might corner the gold once u
month. and before long would own this
country. body nnd soul. Second, we have
untold treasure IN silver buried IN the
nilpoa of Colorado nnd other states
shall We let II lie ihcrof Suppose We
mine st0o,O0u,oDo n ypnr. does that not
make Tho country richer 10y siD.OOO,.
DODf IL II not more useful In tho pockets
Of The people than buried IN the bosoih
" the cnrih1 liimcinllsin. say I. win
Europe n we can. without her II we
can l."
The state herald., 1895-06-21

The burgomastrr Ia Malchln. In Mrcklen.
burg. has been the recipient of novel Kind
Of cunscirnce money. lie has received
through the post ten marks or shiling- from
u man who declares that he contracted o
debt 10 public house keeper In the town
IN 1861 mud failed To pay The public house
keeper having been long dead the money has
been lhn'le-l by The burRomasi"r TO Ills req
r,'seutatltos-fon Daily News.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Customer with chnpped hlndrl s
Have YOU anything the will drive away
chapsf Druggist tintn Of family
Y.c.R, keep n dog.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

4 Sa,norlst says that barber. though he
may shfss himself never rats his chin.
The latter Is always with him sAl In gon1
working condition,
The state herald., 1895-06-21

For vbooping cough, Plso's Cure Ia q
Ave, brooklyn, \. Y. Nov II. 1884.
The state herald., 1895-06-21
But dedcien. demand for gold and sill. |

yer for use In the arts, when gold and
silver are free to enter the mintst can
not lessen the price as measured by the
Init sf value. Why exchange In the
market the Gsllion for less goods when
by having 1t coined The coin will pur.
chase more goods?
The persons now fikening gold and
silver hi allegiance to the law OF sup
ply and demand into wheat. pig-iron,
etc. crowd their range 81 vision with
the service performed by the metal w
bygoIe asea, and do not discern the
supersedfng attribute OF legal tender.
Gold and silver were frst ased for
Armament. Later they came TO be tissd
as a staiidavd ~ value. passing In busi-
ness transactions by weight. A man
possessing goods not needed fer his
own immediate consumption. and not
conveniently retained unimpaired,
traded them for gold and silver II he
could. IN time. with the advance oil
civilization, came order, protection OF
the individual in his Property rights
and enforcement Of contracts. Units
of value were enacted. and fixed guam
titles of gold and siive. were made to
bear the unite Of value. Theii gradu-
"'' 'ne r'.pe su -
e ' ,,., -, -.
tie, rice, wheat. or gold and silver ny
weight, and reekoned In the common
sn,. y, .a.ue' '.o so" y, a. 49,
" W." .. .n,,
e W '"....,i,. "a.
50 -. -, a.. Il -,
80. . 49,. ..I'',s III .,.,.a,s
80. - w 1870, .. It'll, .n.',,.a
-, =. ......,.. .hioo,,
.a,,, .,',a.,a n.,a,,nn tn- oor-
.ur,,..,a. .ns .ht.o,. =, ,,.rro n-od,c-
it, oh,,an.,, ,,os,ua Iannnnc, In
~. ata,.,n, Ia oors,,,, Hence tho
49, ,a. ,,'.,a,, 4. aa,.,,n, rha
i.,.aa,,,,. ~, dn.,.,,a .a, 80, ro,av
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80, " 49, anaua,,smJ o,aa.tn ,ha
.n..aai -. .aiax,.a aan,andobu.
a., -, 80 7, etc. ,,a sonro n,
10, i.aniuanao o.u,ands ,,r.ssn, a, .
- .'',, ,.'..,naa IT., ,,,trro
w., r,.a, The ,hroo h,r,an nrevo,encea
u.s., ~, III H. ,aa,,,,a. -. ,,u ,ono,,
va" nv u, '1y .oe.si " 80 ali,
nj, onu n.' @ .,,a.a o . 49, .,,,aa
ne ~ '' ~. , -. ', IS .an,.a. tho
.,ons VI ."e pas' " /. nnI ..na,
.u'a.e' p.' :" '" -. ~, ,,n in
'o.ua'' may uea' 81 o,,,,,,,na
peH, ,,., VI ~, Pc a.. 49,, o.
.o"u'''on W." .n' ,li ,s.
eon'"o''.'v IN, o'' @ w. ~,
''iohes VIZ W '"e..'. ~
Wah'ea " ,'iu.u", . ,'' p"s' y. " " ~.
VISION Tue 'u.oie II rs M"n.eu ~ .n'
,ess in'enS.'y iot 'nuu's."s ,no p'1 \,
eht' Anu 10, 'he p'esen' W .o' 80, ~
IL 10 nave e''ne' ."e p''' W '"' '"'"' u
The state herald., 1895-06-21

II doesn't do any good To look as solemn o..
mn owl In church II you are In the halHi NJ
.lItn ming uL.lilln In hIIalnn.a
The state herald., 1895-06-21

recent sufferer says he does M s+neVe
any great deed was ever arcomplisht" W
man with n cold In his head.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

The moro worthless man H. when be
Raves a town. the greater probability fhat
No silI come back.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Pain N not conducive tn pleasure
viii pleaso You for IL removes thsm perfectly.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Time may be money, but most men will
for bus or car rather than pay Tor
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Take ParLer's Ginger Tonic homo with You
nba,ing colds and many Ills, aches md witnesses.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

Mnpimi. Mexico. June i5.-'rhc bodies
OF three negroes have been found on
the bnrrcn plnlns north NJ here. The
remains are those of coionini- who were
brought here from Alabama several
months ago They escaped from the
colony. mud IN their attempt Ia reach
tho United States bccnmc lost IN the
cnctI desert mud nrc supposed Ia hive
persisted for lnck OF food and winter.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

II tho BABY Is Cutt'nE Teeth.
De sure and use that old And v3t"'sd re"'edy' Ahs
wlsaow's soornixa srr-r for ChiI..rsn rss'h'-g.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

a mans better half lays down. the rules
In the hodsc, but at this season she usually
allows her husiia nj to 10y down the carpets.
The state herald., 1895-06-21

''lanson's Magic Corn Balvs."
w.rrahted to money f.fsAdsd. ASK Jour
druggist f.r ~. rrico ID centA
The state herald., 1895-06-21
DArcuro Obtained In all esuntie,. n. y.
PnI6NIO HALEY az Equitable BidF, Denver

IldVl iSadoasf III. 1850 Ararahos i. Denver
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-28
TRUSTEES SALE or TOWN LOTS.

P1 virtue Of deed of trust, exc
- cutcd to me, as trustee, by JabeZ
Johnson and Annie J. Johnson, dated
feo. 18th, $500, and recorded in the Of
tCc of the Clerk of the County Court
OF Grccnhrlcr county, w. Va, i'm Deed
Book No. II, page 5l7, and being re.
qucSted to d" so by the parties inter
csted, ! will sell, at public auction, to
The highest bidder, in front of the Court
house, i'll the town of Iewisburg, on
'Sdtm day, April 1871, 1895,
the following Town Lots, viz:
Lots Nos. 81 and 81, in the Town of
RonceNcrtc, situate on High street and
iocahontaS ave, map of n. A. Baillie
with buildings, improvements and ap
purtcnanccS of every kind on said lots
or thereto appcrtaining or belonging.
Terms of Salc-CaSh.
j. w. MATH EWS,
Mar. Ill. Trustee.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-03-28
Notice.
To all persons concerned:

To M persons concerned:
Take Notice, That |, J. G.. Duns-
more, OF Augusta county, Virginia,
have been duly appointed and qualified
by and before the County Court of said
GnHnty of Augusta, guardian of Sidney
Met lung and Sammie McClung, infant
child al Of the late 5. Is. McClung,
who died in the county of Greenbrier
and state Of West Virginia, several
years ago, and rs such guardian, will,
on the 18TH day of April, 1895. the same
being the first day of the spring term
OF the Circuit Court OF said county of
GreenGrier, To be held ut the Court
house thereof. petition the Circuit
Court of said county of Greenbrier, to
order and direct a. II. McClung, both
as special commissioner Of said Court
and administrator of the estate of s.
Is. McClung, deceased, as well as any
and all others in any fiduciary capacity
who may have any money or other per-
sOnal effects to which my wards, the
SAID Sidney and Sammie McClung, may
he entitled, to pay, transfer and deliver
same to me rs guardian as aforesaid or
my attorney, and to authorize me as
such guardian To sue for, recover and
receive all money or personal property
which may belong to my said wards,
including any and all interest which
may have accrued thereon
j. q. DUNSMORE, GUARDIAN,
j. IL. Crosier, p. q. BY Counsel
Mar. Nv.
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Live stock Markets.
BALTIMORE. Mar. DIST $50

BALTIMORE. Mar. 2lst, 1895.
The market this week for beef cattle
was stronger and more active than last
week and closed out earlier than usual.
Some dealers thought shade higher
range of values ruled than last week
but most Of them thought there was no
serious change. But more cattle sold
at and near the top qu Citations than last
week, and perhaps the lower grades
were a shade easier. We quote the
range from 81 90 to So. 80, most sales at
$500 to 1926 per 100 lbs. The range
at same time last year was from g.. 90
to 81. 80 per 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best beeves at 5.OOaS5. 80 :
those generally rated first quality4. 75a-
500, medium or good fair quality
3.25aSi.3S, and ordinary thin steers
oxen and cows 2.OOaSS.00 per 100 lbs.
Receipts--l ,O6O head, against 965 last
week, and S29 same period last year.
Sales--l ,O55 head, against 965 last
week, and 500 head same period last
year.
Sheep and lambs. Receipts, 5,275
head. We quote butcher sheep at 2a4!
cts. per H.: lambs at 3ia5 cts per ID,
gross.
NEW York, Mar. 20. -Beeves--Re-
ceipts 1873 head. The Market was
lower; ordinary to prime native steers
sold at 4.5OaS6.2 per 100 lbs, and bulls
and dry cows, l.50aS4.l2t. Sheep and
Lambs Receipts Ii, 595; butcher sheen
3 .5OaS5.5O, and lambs at 4.75aS6. % per
100 lbs. Hogs---Receipts l4,l24; live
hogs sold at 4 90a 8 % per 100 lbs.