The Bessemer indicator., 1893-02-25
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on the 10th
The B.Metallie Leasue met in Washington
on the END.
Everything on the Sandwich Islands Is re-
ported 10 be quiet.
By direction N the President, General Carr
will be placed on the retired list
Judge William Lindsay Is Mr. Carli-lc's
successor ln the Senate from Kentucky.
Hugh O'Donnell, the Homestead labor
leader, has been declared not guilty Of mur-
der as charged.
Secretary Foster will not Issue bonds 10
-eclre gold as was reported recently. He
thinks Il is NOT necessary.
Owing to the failure Of the Cortes to ap-
prove the financial schemes OF the ministry
The Portuguese cabinet has resigned.
The Senate has unanimously confirmed the
nomination of Judge Howell Jackson a. AS
sistant justice OF the Supreme Court.
Nr Cleveland announced on tho 1Ith thai
he had selected !. Sterling Norton OF Ne
! braska, for secretary Of agriculture,
Tho hel!i-ernnt factions OF the Kansas
| legislature have stacked acms and are waiting
Tor decision from the supreme Court us to
which side e right
The House committee on Worlds Fair has
declined 10 recommend 4 bill allowing the
gates to be opened on Sunday, and the matter
may be considered settled.
a fire la a lunatic asylum in Belfast, Thurs
uAl tilrtu n panic among lhc lUulafe@t ana
ia the struggle 20 reach the doors twelve per
sons we're severely injured.
Il T. rcported that DR., Brygs OF New York.
and Professor Smith of Cincinnati, will or
gauiZc n new church II they are turned ont
OF the Presbyterian church.
The Midlothian Liberal association has
adopted resolution declaring that home ruic
flr Scotland Is i necessary condition tc
granting home rule TO ireland
II T.
mans touraamcut will he held IN Chicago
during the week to be devoted to the interests
uf iircmcn during the Worlds Fair,
The proceed, Of sales Of Worlds Fair
souvenir coins, according TO Auditor Alicr-
mans last report, were Ss2f, ,t-i@.1N Tn.
directors expected 10 sell many more coins
than h4gc b"cn called for.
a Dispatch from Malta says that Mr..
Ltlllr ltu2tfy, having arrived there on her
yacht from Narselllcs, J. being subjected to
Ten days qusrgntIne, on the ground that
Mar=clic- Is an Infected port.
The legislature Of North Dakota has elect
ci Democrat 10 The United States Senate
Hcls ". y. Roach of Grand Forks. lie was
elected b. Democrats, Independents, and
nine Republicans He was dark horse"
Mr Roach j. a large wheat-rrOwer.
Tie Pii-burs - Fort Wayne train was de
failed a- 20 pc--cl over tIC Litttir River
hTdse, one mile east Of Columbia CITY, In
dlala, "Wednesday, The Two rear coaches
werc lurHcd on their sides and rolled down
the cmbunGmeuf One man was silIed and
twenty ptrsuns iuiurcl
Tie League of American W-horlmen held
tue.r annual meeJlng In Philadelphia q few
d3ys agO, According to the report Of the
trcrrtAry the league now numbers 81 3pi
members, gala Of 1854 members In thr
last year, Last scar there were Gl9 women
members aud dis year there are ,l62
nf,,rta from tho Det,st ,{,.., ,,tt.-
state ihat the severity OF the winter has
driven the Indians to desperation. They
IUlded Jim keYuuld', ranches and drove oil
The cattle. Seven rRnchcrs followed and u
fight occurred One Indian was killed aud
tTo wounded aud Two white men were
The condition Of the boomers who are wait
ing to occupy the Cherokee strip is said 10
be desperate. Congress (. not likely to
rufY the treaty at once aud the boomers will
not he eblc 10 oc .upy the lands unless they do
50 Ia violation uf law They are seriously
the aiyisaJilty Of doing so re-
gardinas OF consequences.
Dispatch from Tangcr, says. The rebels
forced an entrance 10 WazAn on "Wednesday
for HE purpose Of loOtlug the city. When
all were within the walls the citizens closed
and gathered and attempted 10 aunihliaie
tue attaching forces. The streets were scenes
OF horrible carnage for hours Hundreds
were Killed.
II ba- been decided that New Mexico viii
have az Tie Worlds Fair . silver monument
70 cost SO 600, $4,000 more than the Mon.
tanl monument. The bullion has been cuu-
tributed By tho mines Of New Mexico The
monument viii be surmountcd, not by some
female form, Ike the Montana one. but by
tue figure OF u typical New Mexico miner.
Tuiz Will be one Of the most striking pieces o.
-tntunry at the Fair.
An explosion occurred on the 18th at the
Cedar mine, near Abba Iowa. Joseph Gal
n.her was torn to pieces. Sixteen others
we're taken out. The men taken out unoon-
sciOus were badly burned about the head and
hands, but their injuries will not result fatal
iy. The explosion was caused by coal dust
iguitlrg from shot, One hundred men
were iu the mines at the time, but were all
pear the pure mir shaft, and thus escaped
FERROUS injury,
Albert Mannhclncr Of Chicago. who holds
the worlds record for dressing steer, has
challenged Michael Mullins, also Of Chicago,
who has defeated every butcher who ever con
tested against him, to y bcuf-drcssing match
at the Worlds Fair soon after the opening
The contest Is 10 take place in a big slaughter
boise. where all the operations of converting
animals into food will be shown Mann
helmer hiss q record OF three minutes and
torty-onc and one-half seconds
4 dispatch from Zanzibar tells of a fright
ful hurricane that swept over Madagascar.
lping damage both in the interior and on the
ro9st At Iananariyo, the capitol, buildings
gcre wrecked and lives lost, and at the port
ri MahOori, on the east coast, u number Of
Ecsscls have been missing since tho storm
and IT is feared they have gone down with all
On board. vessel laden with wheat has
lcen wrecked at AIahala. The hurricane
@fought destruction throughout vast area.
A sensation was caused in the business,
financial and manufacturing circles of
youngstown Ohio, by tho failure of Robert
j.. Walker, a prominent banker and capital
list, who made an assignment to Hal X Tay-
lor, n well-known attorney, for the benefit Of
his creditors. The failure will be widespread
In its effects, involving Governor Mckinley
and the Indications now are that every dollar
OF property owned by the governor viii be
swept away. The governor has inlorsed
Walkers notes for large amounts, as they are
close friends.
Chicago railway managers have settled
down to the conviction that they are going to
have trouble with their switchmen. Last
week the managers unanimously agreed 10
allow no advance in the wages of crnpioyes
this year. and they say they Will adhere to
hat resolution regardless Of consequences.
The switchmcn, It has been learned. have
scale Of wages to he submitted
in the form Of demand to the management
If every road entering Chicago. If the de-
inand Is refused there is little doubt that
strike will follow
The Nebraska legislature has passed a rcso-
luton declaring that states in the great in
ierior basin should unite In building rot ID
from Galveston 10 the Dakotas. The resoiis-
lion fectes The benefits OF such Ialroli.
which II Is estimated would cost 81 GOO, GOO.
aud proposes to secure funds by levyiDg n,tag
II cent- per acre on the lands of the states.
II eails upon thc guvrrnor 10 consult with
me f"seIDors oi Missouri. The Dakota,, Min
leso;a, Iowa. Texas, Arkansas, Kansas and
Oklahoma, proposing 3 oonyent.on Of dele,
<aiss 10 'aset St sh'ss GENITAL pciAt