The state capital., 1892-10-29
APACHE indians in New Mexico and

eral people have been killed.
GERMANY's baby princess. has been
christened Victoria Louise.
MRS. HARRISON, wife of the president
of the United States, died at the White
House in Washington at lao a. m. OF
the 25th, aged 81 years.
GERIINa's flour mills at Rochester,
N. Y, were destroyed by fire early on
the morning of the oath; loss, 5000, 900.
Alfred Steele and William Connell were
injured, the former slightly, the latter
seriously. The fire is supposed to have
been caused by an explosion OF flour
dust.
THE lawyers who defended Cream
deny the statement in the London
News to the effect that he had con-
fessed to having murdered the Glover,
Marsh and Shrivell girls.
JAMES G. BLAINE, Mrs. Blaine and
Miss Alice Blaine left New York for
Washington. on the cath. They were
accompanied by Mrs Damrosch, Mr.
Blaine's daughter, to the train.
MAYOR GRANT of New York has de-
clined the offer of $4,000 per annum.
made some time ago, to assume the pres
idency of distilling company in Louis
Vile
THE new German military bill does
not go as far as was expected in adding
to the effective strength of the army.
| IT is estimated that the loss by the
| fire in the Kleine Grasbrook quarter OF
Ham burg, on the 22d, amounts to 2,ooo,-
900 marks The policies on the ware
houses and goods were mostly issued
by British insurance companies.
| CHARLOTTE EDGEN,:the Swedish auth
Dress and wife of Cajanello. died in Rome
on the oath.
THERE were eight new cases and four
| deaths from cholera in Vienna on the
| 25th. Great anxiety prevails and the
authorities are adopting the most
stringent methods to prevent the dis
ease from spreading.
THE display of flags at half-mast
throughout the country, on the 25th,
out of respect to the memory of Mrs.
Harrison, was very general.
GEN. JAMES W. FUTILE, hero OF Fol t
Donelson, died at Casa Grande, Arlz.,
of paralysis, on the oath.
THERE were seven fresh cases OF
cholera and one death in Hamburg on
the 25th.
THE Norwegian steamer Normand
2,441 tons, from Nagasaki, Japan, for
Sin gapore, was wrecked off the coast
of Token, during the late storm, and
it is believed that only two OF those on
board survived.
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treasury department has discovered q
counterfeit of the new issue of two
dollar silver certificates, 1885, check let
ter B, 2235, w. S. Roseerans, register
James Hyatt, treasurer. The differ
ence between this note and the genu
inc, which will result in the detection
of the counterfeit at a glance, is tha
the upper loop of the -" in jaime:
in the signature James Hyatt" points
directly between the D. c. after Wash
, ington in the genuine, while in thu
counterfeit it is about one-eighth OF al
inch to the left, Immediately under th
letter 'D.''
On the 25th Gov. Mckinley addressed
an assemblage in the st. Louis exposi
, ton music hall that filled every possible
inch of seating and standing room, ant
which overfowed into the vestibuls
and out ipto the street 2Sn
= were conrpe4tsu r. TO go nom
!. 8 ed in their expectation of hearing &
= rectly from the father of the tariff bi
ARTICLES of incorporation have bet
:. fled by the Swansea Steel and L
- - Plate Co.; capital, s2of, 900. The ince
porators are: Walter r. Howard, L.
- Shirley and Jesse F. Roberts. T.
principal stockholders are Welsh Cal
i. talists. The plant will be located
u st. Paul Park, a suburb of ST. Pa,
MINI. The mills will not employ lie
- than 800 men. Work on the buildin
: will be begun early in January and t
80 mills will be in operation by june 1.
JUDGE BLoDGETT, of the Unit
n. States district court for the northe
= district of Illinois, on the 25th &C
Of firmed the statement published that
re had rendered his resignation to t
president on the 18th, to take effect t
as first Monday in December. The Jud
h has occupied seat on the dlstr
n. bench twenty-five years