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9UlrEAU.
some Facts About the Assassin And the
way he spends his Time.

Some Facts About the Assassin And the
way he spends his Time.
WAsHTSGroN, August 4 4-Guiteau does
not suffer at oil from confinement HiH
appetite Is excellent He frequently asks
for "more" and gets 1t, as the policy Of the
warden Of the jail Is to keep the prisoners
we'll fed. His rAtlons are taken
to bis cell as in the case oI
all prisoners In q big box. He has
adopted himself to prison life, having
learned considerable by previous expef.
ienCe in the TombB Of New York. He doeS
not appear over particular as to his food
The only point on which he insists, being
that he shall not be served with
lat meat, 30 pieces OF lean
meat are parcelled ont to him. He relishes
bis food and Seems perfectly contented
with his meat, bread and coffee. GuitsAu
shows As much interest In his plain but
wholesome iare IS any epicure could 10
the most delicious ylands.
His attendants represent him 90 being
one Of the most quiet and inoffensivs pris.
oners In the jill. Whenever he knows
what 10 wanted Of him he complies cheer.
fully and never utters complaint. He
sleeps we'll and does not appear at all
stricken with remorse. All bis wants are
attended 10 In bic cell. His hair is
cut and bis beard trimmed by
an attendant While Guiteau says but 1t.
tie about his crime, enough 10 known TO
indicate that he regrets 1t, not from q sense
Of remorse, but because he realizes that
instead Of being hero he is certain TO be
punished for Il. lie stlll has that fear ol
popular indignation, too. He appreciates
the fact that he would not be safe In this
country II he was ct liberty.
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ArfoRSEr GENERAL WAYSE MACvEAan
" recently delivered an opinion on the felA.
we we rights OF the United States and
"VA''an owners over the beach OF shore
" haViaable stream between low and
sn Easer which is Of interest The
aver and Harbor Act passed al the last
'S'on oil Congress, contained an appto
n'lo1 lor the improvement Of the james
NV" Virginia, under which II WAS pro.
LS'a 10 erect wing dams, but The owners
'ae lands bordering on the line
" Improvement objected, wheteupon
Wy wy Attorney General was asked
.,, sa'Iae' ths United States had a
,sA' 70 con'ttuc! the wing dams without
w. w., owners consent, aud whether the
=, va,sed biates could, iot the improvement
y 'ue hlViSition Of the river, cAfty the
"as dams even to the limit Of high wAtsi
s''A' s The Attorney General replies al
- n0'a.nVely to both questions, holdlbE
Va" e'itlc Of an individual piopEieLo
vary part Of tue bed Of a nAvigabls rive
n'uoists to the right Of Congress 10 fesu
" "'e' tontfo, and divert the flow Of Wate
.efeln' The bed Of a river Ia deBnet
."'acIndins "thS spacs between the bank
y. '.UlasenI to and occupied by the river
"idlls,t dow"
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HAYS n HiEht ID sew htGIeo-the Rsd
khihs HasaaeFeIBE all the whites ID
the tohhtFyI
DENVRR, Cot, August 4.-A 7iib,tn.
special to-day from sacoto, N. NJ,
Aayt: An etgaeenent between renegade
Apaches and fanchero Me1Icans, has Just
u ken place 10 Red creek 10 the Santa
MAtfa niountaiUs; Bsven Mt1'C cans we're
wounded aud one died this morning.
Government scouts arrived hers this
morning report that the 1Ldians are sup.
posed to be under the leadership oI
Nae, And are GJmlug nInh killing
everything 10 their way. Litgs numbefG
ol deienCeltBs whitea are reported ~ be
killed altsady, a. d lbee can be no mercy
expected iof those yet TO be encountered.
Four sheep beTiete have been nlasaacted
In the San MAlFa mouhtAiEa and OtheI
sheep men ara missing A later dispatch
from UGptGln jack CfGWi0id o. Fort Craig,
confirms the AbJve report and saYe: "Ai
il:3OA. Y, thirty ol the lndiIus jumped
Nj chel,s party ol ten Anne leans and
tWenty.six MeiicAns Just out from Ohlof
ide CITY, on the tail in Red taunu. The
Bsht ltstell until da'k; three II the Iu
diaba we're killed, ard Iine MexicAns ant
AmstiCaDs wounded and killed, with tWt
missing. All their hotRes we're laLen bl
the Indians Lieut. GuIliofl has started
on The trail"
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A pay41E letter received in this city
yesterday announces The death Of DR.. T,
n. Gof, which occurred at bis home 10
Clnksbarg on Monday last De- Gotf was
4 younger brother Of Gan. Nat Gof's,
ndhad bsen engaged in business and the
practice Of bis profession in Clarksburg
Ior several years past He was man Of
nosthGn usual kindlineSs ard gsneroslty,
and bis social qualities gained IIr him q
IltVscitcleol friends throughout the State,
who will regret to learn oil his deCease.
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u, have received a copy OF The pre-
-,,nm Ii,, aad rules and regulations ol
". a,'I RslmOnt County Fair, to be held at
y, ,I cu,,yils on September II, 10 and 10.
~ a T. + NcKslysy, E,q, formerly Of this
a a., /, President Of the Association, and
" ~" Kim va owe the honor Of an Invitation
" " attend the fair. The pamphlet con
,,,,rv " the rules and premiums Is 3 neat
Mi, from the Chronicle job rooms.
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IT'S HERE AGAIN,
THE CoAvEATloN SEASON uPOH Us,
And the Parties Resolving with all IhsiE
WonIsd Vigor-PFohibiIIOa ~ chic
and NOFIh CAFolInA-nIHsIHaiDPt
And ViFginIA Democrats.
OHIO PROHIBuTIoHISIs,
State COnVeniion aI coIunbuS Yeaisr'
day-A WOman's RiEhts Plank.

day-A W0mAn's Rights Plank.
CoLUNBUs, o., August 4.-Ths State Pro
hIbltion Convention assembled to-day
regular delegates being present from |!
out Of SS counties. The morning was dc
voted to preliminary business.
The Convention endorsed the State
ticket recently nominated by the. Temper
AnCe Convention ut LoVeland, eXcepI
that Henry Camp, ol Ooshocton, who
nominated for Attorney General 10 fill the
vacancy ou that ticket The platform
adopted declares for the absolute prohibi'
tion Of the liquor traffic; for the abolition
Of executive and legislative patronage, and
ths election oi all civil OfiCeTs as Tar %
practicable by direct vote Of the people
iavors compulsory education; the prohibit
ton OF gambling In gold stocks or produce;
also declares in favor OF equsl
rights for all people, including the
right Of suffrage Irrespective oi race,
sex or color; the protection by law oil
lSborers Hgainst the oppression ot uujuSt
capital, aud action on property and earn
ings OF corporations for wages the IeduC.
tion OF public salaries aud taxes; and VGri.
ous other relorms VI the general gov
srnmsnt. aud urges the prohibitioplSIs to
retain their party organization, The plat
form expresses sympathy with President
Garfield, declaring that the recent attempt
on his life was u startling illustration Of
the danger arising from the debasing In.
fluences oi extending patronage aud the
liquor crime. The platform closes by
recognizing the Woman'A Christian Tenn
perance Union as q great moral power,
and It's cooperation in the present move.
ment Ia asked. g|.
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Din,Fent Views Of the Situation Taken
by the London Press,

" AA1 AAyANVA EHtbHt
LONDON, August The morning PoIl
charges BrAdlAugh with having appealed
10 the street rabble for decision Of the
Commons, and recommends Gladstone to
put his foot resolutely down upon such
insjeucs and vulgarity.
The TImS commenting on the same
topic declares that the Commons has
chosen false position, and that 1t Is the
duty oil the Government 10 plainly and
frankly declare whether 1t win introduce
the Parliamentary Oaths bill Rs early as
possible at the next session Of Parliament.
In the event ol II doing 80 BrRdlaugh will,
II is Understood, refrain In the meanwhile
from pressing his claim oil admission 10 the
House.
The Daily Ns,OI, speaking OF Btadlaugh's
attempt to ioTCs bis way into the Com.
mons, Gays: 1--WE have always maintain.
ed In accordance with the opinion Of Lord
ShslborDe, the law officers Of the Grown,
the late Attorney General and a majority
Of lawyers, that the right Clsimed by the
House Cf Commons is one that does not
belong 10 1t, which II never exercised be.
fore, aod which sioner or later must, II
persisted In, bring II Into serious conflict
with constituencies. Bradlaugh's own
lmpudence cannot alter the fact that he
has been treated with the grossest injus.
liCe, aud that he represents a principle oil
the highest politica' impoTtanCe."
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a Proposition 10 Drain y Large Let Of
Wet Land.
NV YORK, August A committee Of
the City Council Of HobOken will meet
this evening to hear what property hold.
ers have to say concerning the proposed
drainage Of the tract known "a the Ho.
bnken Meadows, consisting Of 450 acres.
Ole of the plans suggested is to use
pumps, as Ia the CEse ot the wet land OF
South Btston, a marsh which has been
redeemed and is now thiCkly built up.
The pumps and engines necessary are es.
timated to cost $4,000 while the annual
expense ol working them would be about
$50. 600 a yelt The whole system can be
put IL opetaIion II the course Of q year.
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Fireworks for tho YorktoWn CeI.braiIos

Aot A"u . AolAAV"" SFhebENNhSo'
BALTIMORE, August Mr.. VIM. Bond.
the Baltimore pytotechnist, who received
the contract from the Congressional Com.
mittee 10 furnish fireworks al the York.
town celebration, proposes to furnish
eight sets oi pieces for the evenings Of the
lS;h and 10Th VI October, which will be
displayed from RATS or canal boats Ia the
river thus giving oil an opportunity 10
view them.
None OF the designs are less than eight
feet, that representing the surrender Of
Lord Cornwsllis being forty feet. The
latter will show an officer oil Corn wallis
Ia The act OF rendering the sword Of his
commander 10 the officer appointed 10 re.
ceive II by Washington. In the back.
ground will be Gems. Lincoln and Ia.
Fayette on horseback. These scenes will
be displayed In different colois, and dur.
ing the inter walls rockets, shells, and bat.
tsries will be fred. .....
There has been ordered 700 oi The largest
sized rockets and sixty twelve inch shells.
The remaining designs have not yet been
chosen by MI Bind who wAs instructed
10 select such ss he might think proper.
Nj. Bond left last evening Tor New York,
and upon bis return will Of once compleIe Q
the designs. ......
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vary Pron.r verdict.

NEW YoRk, August A short time ago
Vim. Martin, a shoemaker Of Hunters
FONT, accused one ot hiS customers, Mrs
Mary Breen, oil stealing a pair Of shoes
and refused Il permit her to leave the
store until searched. The shoes were Sub
sequsntly found here Martin had mlSlaid
them. Mrs. Bteen broght suit against
him, and received judgment against hin
yesterday tor $500, bu! finally compto'
missed iof $3.50.
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A DANaER0un nRonrH
In Iowa and IlIinoiS-YieId ofthO Recent
Wheat HAFYeaI.

IN Iowa ana lIItnulS-Yteld oKth0 Recon
wheat Harvest.
CHICAGO, August r. The weather, which
has been very warm for three dayS in thl
city, aud lOra a much longer period in tn,
greater part oi Illinois and Iowa, has Be
riOnsly threatened the corn cropS. II rair
should fall soon Il Is probable the damage
would be mostly prevented, but The
ground, especially where high and sandy
10 greatly 10 need oi rain.
A 81. Paul special reports the oficial
figures for the total wheat RcfeSHe In Min.
neiota for 1880 at 1884, 900 acres, and iol
1881 only about 600 Acres more. Tne aver.
age yield last year was 1890. 400 busheli
per acre. Reports differ considerably con
cerning this years yield. Storms, foods
and bugs have done some injury, but the
latest reports are quite favorable, patticu.
larly from the northern section Of the
State. 0iher cereals promise more than
the average reSultA. Minnesota's ChieI
product is wheat, she having raised lasi
year 1888 900 acres ot corn, 47e. 900 acres OIL
oats, and 203, 900 acres OF barley.
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SHErHRRDsviLLE, August Awhile a
party Of laborsrs were engaged working a
melon patch en- an island In Floyd's FSIk,
three miles east ot hear, to-day, the larg.
est serpent ever seen In this region, q
water moccaSin, measuring IA feet q
inches In length, with . mouth nearly
four inches wide, was discovered and kill.
ed. The reptile was 30 large and full oil
food 90 10 be utterly helpless.
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FrIdollars from Boston to Chicago has
BEEN the railroad war rate for some time
pu,, but until yesterday it required the
a,aII lnouut Of wealth to get back again
Nov ackeu are sold either way between
AsMop,in for s., aud there is pros
M. ola MIl further reduction. The lAsI
tllbnpls by the Grand Trunk, which
nIII tickets via Port Huron, Toronto,
Montreal and the Central Vermont line
lat it /, expected that Vanderbilt will
meet / with something stilI lower
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BRApE. RD, August 4 This evening a
iouflsen lAbotets we're coming down The
grade Of The Ocean, Bradford 4 Warren
I ilfoad on a fepaitmana truck, they ran
into the Bradford express 81 the Eie raj
way crossing. Barney GlIloo was Instant
ly Killed and August eelgten had bis
ahoul ief and collar bone broken, and the
Others were bruised and injured, but none
fatally. II ID belieYed that there WAS no
brake on The truck which wsS running
down long grade by gravity, and movinI
al the rate Of hity mileI an hout when I
struck the express,
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lri,uov said the reason Conkling did
no, accept place on the Supreme Bench
ia because he could not, that he was
IIpaAIIded by clause OF the Constitution
vbich provides that no Senator or mem
bst,hslI during the term for which he wal
elected, be appointed to any office created
otths snoIuments Of which were lncress
d during bis term as a legislator. The
u.ties oil the Supreme Justices had been
increased during Conkling's term. Hence
bI ineIgibility.
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Movements OF the kinE ana ROJ AI FAINT
Iy-A Royal WSetinK In prOuF,eei.

ly-A Royal WsediME In Prospect.
NEw YoRE, August "A special IRON
Madrid says: King Alfonso, with Queen
OhrlStlna and the rest Of the royal family
leave La GrAtA Saturday torthe Province
oI santaudsr They will leave the iu'
iante PGSe and Eulalia, together with
their own child, the little Prince Aus
lures, at Oomillas.
The owners oi tha mail steamers be
tween Spain and Cuba have pl iced a
eplended marine residence at their Ma.
jesty'a disposal at OomlllAS, where the
royal family will take baths during their
cruise on the northern OIasL. The King
and Qnssn propose Visiting the shrine Of
plays, Gave 0i OAvadongO, and the hiG.
toriC Cities Of Santagro and Leon.
The m'n object Of the lIip 10, however,
an inspection Of the RrsenAls Of Terr4l aud
the harbor oi ViegO, whero considerable q
improvements have been aud are to be
made, The new Cabinet proposes TO de,
vote several hundred thousand dollarI
toward strengthening these two places.
Eleven vesSels are now being built 10
Spain and six more are ordered In foreign
dock.yards, to form last and powerfully
armed squadron Of cruisers for the colon
ial waters.
The royal family will return 10 Madrid
about the end Of this month, and early in
September they will receive a visit from
the King Of Portugal, who, with King
Alfonso, 10 10 inauguTAte q new railway
between the two kingdoms, 10 the Valley
of Douro.
InfantA Eulalia will shortly be married
to the Austrian Arch Duke, q brother OIL
QIeen ChristinA. Princess Eulalia Il
barely seventeen. Her bstrothed is still
beardlesS. The young people fell IL
love with each other during q recent visit
Of the Arch Duke to L. Graia. Tht
wedding will probably take place 10 Mad.
rid Ia December,
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LEWISTON, Me, August AT the
Second Congressional district Democratic
Convention, after temporary orpAniza
ton, Gov, Gsrcelon made a speech, Cd.
yisiDg the endorsement Of Washington
Gilbert, the GreenbAck candidate
or the adjournment without max
ibg nomination. He had tht
pledge Of Gilbert that 1.-THE Green backert
assisted the Republicans In the orRaniza
ton Of the house he would resign.
The convention refused 10 adopt either
Courte, aud after a permanent orRaniE'
ton franklin Reed was nominated by &C
Clamation.
A resolution was adopted endorsing the
Gin Cinnati platform, the Administration o.
Governor Platsted, and disCountenanc cling
The attempted assassination oil Presiden
Garfield.
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WARRINGTON, August 4 Register Of the
Treasurery Bruce to day prevailed upo1
the National Board OF Health to 70 estAb
liSh the quarantine station recently dis
continusda few miles below viCktburg
The reason aSsiBned by the Board for The
dlscontinuance wGS, that the men SEN
there all took the swamp fever, The sta
ton hereafter will be located on an islaut
In the river, mile or two lower dowr
than the old station. II 10 said this islanC
10 free from malarial effects.
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Mexican Central Railroad Commenced

Mexican Central Railroad Commenced.
Los VEGAS, N. NJ, August A Gatetle''
PAso Del Norte, Mexico, special says:
1.-THE ttGck.layIng Of the Mexican Rail.
road was begun to-day. Governor Firras.
sos, OF chihuahua, drove The first spike In
the presence OF An immense crowd. There
was great rejoicing over the event. Santa
Fe Olty 10 now without any railroad con.
nections, there being no trains each way
on account Of numerous wash.outs on the
line oil the Topeka L Santa Fe Railroad.
It Ia impossible 10 state when the damage
will be repaired, as heavy rains are con.
stantly occurring, making new breaches
In the track.
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TIE VIRGINIA DEMoCRAoY
Meet IN Convention and Listen 10 BOmI
GFAndIIOquent Talk.

AASob - NVHNpA'tVu NaN hAhNuh ~ nouAa
GTandIIOquent Talk.
RICHMOND, Va, August 4-The Con.
servative Democratic State Convention
was called 10 order at noon by ]. N.
stubbs, Of Gloucester, temporary chair.
man. A recess was taken 10 allow the
district delegations to select three mem.
bers for each OF the following committees:
Credentials, Permanent Organization and
Resolulions.
Attera hall.hour's recess, several dele.
gates reported and committees were form.
ed. There was then smother recess. On
reasgembling the Committee on Perma.
nent Organization made report, and
Thos. S. Bocock was elected president. In
the course oi bis address Mr.. BocoCk sSid:
"tt we prove ourselves wise and prudent
now, and energetic and brave 10 the com
irg canvass, will say without claiming
the spirit or wearing the HAtb Of q prophet,
that In tho Ides Of November, wa will
achieve q victory, which In its thorough
ness and completeness will only bs sur
passed by magni6cencs and briliianCy In
lie resul 8, which, beginning at the eleC
ton and continuing on through the long
years will mark history 10 our State with
a bright line OF glory which will stand as
monument 10 our prudence and grandeur
and the Importance of our cause" ReCess
until 8 o'clock.
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g,,IysERlSa science has heretofore won
J,,,I triumpbs in sending the locomotive
,,,, the A,lpghenss aud the Rocky
Maintains. and these are now to be sup
,l.n,p,sj, va see, by a railroad across
Il, ,ApIss. "a powerful syndicate" com
no.,d Of london and Paris capitalists, we
NJ to,d, have undertaken to provide the
Means; aud Notwithstanding the difficulty
d tbe work, We may presume its accom-
oI,bnent ia but Aquestion OF time.
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ia, Garfield fund refuses to pass It's
.,, no,ch of Sl55 900, or thereaoouts,
p,'s p.1'SsCbIcago Times saySifths quarter OF
'4l nIion @ II ID be made up, Mr.. Field will
s.I L', !, necessary to put hia hand In his
..., laI The feeling is abroad that the
p'.',d.ot po.a'S will recover, and will claim a
I,' n'a,' privilege cf providing for his own
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NEw YoRK, August 4.-A large school
Of sharks made their appearance In North
River, Sunday las, and have since been
seen daily from the ferry boats, leaplns
from the water like dolphins. They have
teen fighting aud trying 10 devout each
other for the past three DAYS. One eight
feet long and another seven feet have
been captured by athermsn.
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MONTREAL, August A Secretary Blaine
telegtaphsd from Washington last even.
ing to Consul General Smith for straw.
berries for President Garfield, and sup.
ply has gone forward from Col. Rhodes
farm, Quebec,
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9rnnt 10 AIieud a nIjItnty Hsunlsn

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, August 4-LIsutsn
an, Governor Hamilton has received let
Ter from General Grant hRyinv that be
would positively attend the soldicts' Re-
union which Is 10 be held In this city
pa'ly In September. Generals Sherman
lane rk and Sheridan will also be pre-
sent. Ills expected that the reunion will
be one Of the largest ever held In The
Wat
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san FRANCISCO, August 4-E A. Wet.
more, special officer, ri Nevada City, had
an alteration with Tom Byrne, q noted
gambler and desperate, which resulted ID
both men going for their pistols. Wet.
more WAs the quicker In dtaWiua, and
shot Bytne In the forehead, ihtliciing 4
fatal wound. Both men were noted a
rapid ehooteta
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CoLunavs, AnsuM 4.-Ths dead body Oi
an unknown man was tound BY the side
Of tliltoad track juS! ssst oi this city,
this morning One leg had been cut Of,
evidently By apasslhg train. A partially
empty whisky bottle Icy by thebody. The
deceGsed was about 45 years old aud 4
lAhofibg man
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,srrIIIorycER is under obligations
INA y.yor sweeney for . set Oi the
% sL ' II the American Commissioners
'P1'' na Paris D Exposition. 1t is q hand
% Wv ~, boppd work in six volumes, green
NI',' ,,,d and the contents are valuable
~ " ,.I.,suce as well as instructive to the
r'.,snt W. reader,
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AstEEL woRKs IA coLURAbo
Realty to HlOw In this -Ons OF the
LAFKesi MUFhs IL the CoHatft.

Largest works Ia the CoaatFy.
DRSyER, CeL, August The blast fur.
mace Of The South Pueblo Steel Works will
be ready to blow in In about three weeks.
The works cost over million dollars. The
cOinpany will be ready 10 turn ou! slssl
rails by next December. They already
have A contract 10 iutni.h the Denver 4
Rio Gfande Company With thirty lhous.
aud steel rails for their extensions. This
will be Ab ii: the capacity OF the works lot
the hFst JeAh This is the htSt and only
steel works estt blished In Colorado and ID
looked upon A. quite an era 10 Ia histoty.
As evidence II lie stimulus given sinh
Pueblo by these works, the company has
sold lots 10 the value Of over 500 600 sirCe
the beginning the year The company
owns several iron mines near Placer and
South Arkansas 10 which tracks will be
extended by the railroad company. The
works will be one Of the largest 10 The
county, and lhe ne they will uee is said
10 he equal 10 Like Superior deposits ID
purity and lor the manufacture ot Besse
mer steel.