The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-11-25
GENERAL NEVIS.

/ GENERAL NEWS.
Europe has fears Of an Austro- Russian
wxr.
President Arthar Is preparing his mes
| Aga
Yellow fsver i growing le.s violent st
/ Pensacola
The Oman. houss, Le.dyilie, was burned
Sunday evening.
1 Professor Henry Draper, one Of the most
scientific men in Now York, Is dead.
The coal miners strike in the east il
spreading. and may cause serious results.
! Atlanta Georgia, was surprised ono
morning this weak BY . seven-inch snow
falL
twenty-five persons charged with insti-
iEsting Strikes have been arrested in Lon-
don. s
Five juror base now been secured for
the trial Or Thefesa stufts st chicago for
murder. - =,
Colonel Cogswell, prom inent army Of
hcer, died of apoplexy. at Washington on
| Tuesday.
| The cut passenger rate from Council
Bluffs to Minneapolis is only 81. Former
tariff, s13.1O.
The grand jury at Salt Lake succeeded
in finding only three indictments under
the Edmunds law.
Out of vote OF 10000 woman suffrage
| was defeated lii Nebraska by 10000. Sorry
for the dear creatures
Isaac P. Butts, the Oldest printer and
publishers of Boston, died Monday night,
| at the age of 50 years.
Eight thousand Yankton and Ogallala
Sioux, at Pine Ridge agency, Dakota, have
agreed to separate on small reservations
Rev. Father John A. Hayes, of Cheyenne,
died on Saturday last, of typhoid fever.
He was q native Of Ireland, aud II years Of
age.
| DIR. Collins has indisputable evidence of
Belongs cruelty on the Jeanette expedi-
| tion, and will prosecute his charges with
vigor.
Arabi Pasha- although his guilt has been
clearly established, will not be executed
without the sanction Of the British govern
ment
Paul Boynton announces that he win
etart in at the Green River bridge, Wyom-
ing and swim the entire length Of the Colo
| rado river.
The district attorney of Utah says he
checked at all, it must be done by some
other method. a.
While digging . city well at Lincoln,
Nebraska this week, the workmen struck
| a three-inch vein Of pure water, yielding
An inexhaustible supply.
The official figures from Nebraska show
! = detection Of 10000 republican votes to
| the anti-monopolists, while the democratic
vote remained the same.
The snow storm on Saturday and Sum-
| day at Prince Edwards Island was very
severe The railroads are blocked, and
Telegraph fines prustrsted- - ,---'--r g'T
| A branch of the Mexican Central. which
places the great mining region of Guiana
Juato in communication with the national
capital, has been completed.
| Since November there have been $19,-
| 273,.OO in three and one-haf per cent.
bonds received At the treasury department
for conversion into three per cents
| A cannibal negress is terrorizing the
| women and children of Clear Creek town
ship, North Carolina. All efforts to cap
| ture her have thus far proved futile. "
The war of rates has continued on the
northwestern roads all. week, the Rock
Island making q determined stand for per
| centages on ST. Paul and Minneapolis BUSH
| ness.
On Wednesday q St. Louis Cincinnati
| express train was thrown from the track
by = rail placed across the road, and tum-
| bled thirty feet down an embankment.
Train demoralizcd. but NO passengers were
killed.
| A fight is progressing between SAe iron
ore producers and the Bessemer steel inter
| ests in consequence Of the efforts of the
| steel men to prevent an increase Of tariff
duty OH ore.
The Northern Pacific railroad company,
.: its meeting with the land syndicate in
New York Wednesday, decided to sell
5000 600 acres Of land east Of tho Missouri
river at 81 per acre.
The railroads in every part Of the coun-
try are showing increased earnings and
their capacity is severely taxed to accom-
modate the large volume Of traffic offered.
It is probable that the coming year will
be the best ever known in railroad history.
A fire in . four story building at Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, on Tuesday, resulted
in the death of many inmatea The build
ing was occupied principally by jewelry
shops, and the fatalities occurred to those
attempting to escape.
Tho high price Of pig iron and decline in
prices of steel rails will cause the great
Vulcan works, At ST. Louis, to shut down
December 1, and remain idle for at least .
year. This win throw 5000 men out of
employment, who have been drawing
S15o,00 per month.
The Canon City smelter is doing excel
lent work, and everything runs rs smoothly
- clock work. The freezing up, caused by
fine orc choking up the furnace, is \ thing
of the past. MIR. Brothcrton has discovered
that the fine ore can he mixed with lime
and made into chunks, thereby saving
hours of valuable time lost in shutting
!, down. The bullion product is large, and
shipments in car load lots are now made
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