The Bessemer indicator., 1893-07-15
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| Vice President Stevenson, with hts fanny,
is taking trip to the Pacific coast.
The Treasury Department purchased i0o,-
coo ounces of silver on the Tth at Fse.
| Mr.. Cleveland had + severe attack OF
| rheumatism in his foot a few days ago.
| Git is reported that Emperor William has
! abandoned his proposed "trip 10 Norway.
| Nicaragua has recalled its ministers to this
and other countries on the ground OF econ
| opy
| The Mexican government Mas decided to
| discontinue newspaper subsidies amounting
| TO slU0, 900 aua.ally
| \ cyclone destroyed portion OF the town
| OF Pomeroy, Iowa, on the 9th. Few "details
! indicate that several lives vc!r lost.
Chancellor Carsiit introduced the new army
bill In ..io Rclchstag on the 1th The bill
| provides for an increase OF 1000 men.
The Kansas City hremen who went 10 Eng
| land to compete In the firemen's tournament
| have returned with number Of medals.
The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile
| Agency Company of London failed on the
| 10th. 1t had u capital OF se2 OoO, $50, and the
| smash Is big one1
The spanish earavels reached Chicago on
the 1th, and we're given bei.'erous welcome
at the Fair grounds, Senator Sherman de-
l!verad the address of welcome.
Mr.. Gladstone and his cohorts are forcing
The home rule bill through the tlc-se Of Com
mons at n good pace. ie-rita the the strcnu-
Gus objections "f the opposition.
Durirc She reception of the Colombian min
..ter Mt the Vatican few days ago, the Pope
said that America would soon have patron
saint, Columbus would be beatited shortly
The French government has lust authorized
the construction Of u new and powerful cruiser
which In general respects Il 10 be almost q
duplicate OF the new United States warship
New York.
The New York Chamber OF Commerce met
on the 9th TO consider the financial situation.
The repeal OF the Sherman law urged
and Congress asked to appoint a commission
TO make study of the financial situation,
National banks during the past two months
have Increased their circulation nearly 81
600, 900, orders for new circulation to the
amount of g., ,2Ti ,eo0 having been received 50
far this month.
Affairs in Paris are In ocritical condition.
President CarDot and his cabinet are de-
nounced by everyone, either for their severity
In dealing with the mob or for their weakpe--
In backing down from their po-'..jh in a
wcak-kneed way.
A great number OF people a. Santos, Brazil
are ayirs Of yellow fever. The death rate
has reached 300 per day. Hundreds of bodies
were adoat in the river In all Stages OF decay
The patients die more rapidly than their
bodies can be disposed Of,
c. W Mosher, president Of the defunct
Capital National bank dt Lincoln. Nebraska,
has hecn centeuccd to five wears In the sioux
United States District Court, 1t is c-'i,nate,.
that Mosher embezzled ever s!DH,0JO.
The kaasa- CITY Sale Deposit and Trust
Company, The largest savings bank In Mis-
souri, and considered 10 be one Of the strong
est savings institutions In the state, failed or
the llth with assets OF s9O00o0t ard lIabili-
ties nearly as much.
Seventy-iivc coniicts In the house OF corrcc-
tion at icrGa, Michigan, made desperate nj
tempt to escape few days ago. They per
~
guns Of the guards, and fought desperately.
They were finally subducd, hoseyrr, and four
OF the leaders were badly wounded.
The RIO Grdbds Western railway company
has issued an order dischargng 400 employees
a. difcreut points over the system one hun
lrrd of that number are salt Lake mechanics
and clerks. The reduction Affects chiefly the
operating department, and The cause giren is
duh business and forccl ercHcuiv.
Secretary Morton hes decided that the cx-
peuscs Of the Bureau of Animal Industry must
be cut down this year 25 per cent. 1t Is un-
dcrstood that the secretary 10 considering
the advisability OF doing away altogether
with The system OF meat Inspection, witch
would bring about saving Of about slD,OOJ
year
Reports from the managers. Of The yellow
stone National Park in the northwest corner
Of Wyoming show that there l. large ID
crease Ia the number Of y-iiDrs over former
seasons Hundreds Of foreigners who have
+ n
visit the park.
Frois- Knyayan md Th0umalan VINO Werc
sentenced ut AnGoru to lie executed for com
plicity in the riotlng at Cerera and Narsovan,
and who were pardoned by the sultan coua
d,tion that they leave Turk sh territory. havc
sailed for Marsciiie. Tile sultan gave them
free passagG and presented Eij u each Of
them,
The Hon. f. J. Phelps of counsel for the
United States, finished his closing address be-
fore the Behring Sea tribunal of arbitration
on the Sth. Mr. Phelps closed his plea Ella
quently before large audience, Ills every
word was lisiened To with the .closcst atten-
tlon. The drbitfatOrs will now have three
nouth- 10 arrive at decision.
a dispatch from Hong Kong reports an
oLher ianatic1i "n,Srcnk in China The
dispatch Gays mob OF native. attacked two
swedish missionaries ~ Machcng. sixty stiles
from Hankos, and Killed tho-;. The murders
are supposed TO have Been due 10 the ante
foreign p!ncafds that have heretofore caused
much trouble fer she foreign missionaries re-
siding in China
more serious turn has been givrn the
revolution In RIO Granjo 10 sui, Bts2N BY
the attitude OF Adulsal WGudelko!k Of the
Brazilian navy A correspondent In Bucno,
Ayrcs tlegraphs that the adulral has Joined
the reyolutionists aud /. now oil the town OF
Rio Grandc DO sui With a war-hip md prcpar-
ing for an attack. IL is reported that thcr.
are 800 men on board the ship commanded by
ture the runeoats -ert hr Efazti TO defend the
town of Rio erahde do Sui, while the reyolu-
'lonafy lRnd forces attack the town itself
Adylces received from the Cougp Free
state report two victories over the hrnh slave
traders The Arnbs recently attacked the
forces of the state stntluncd nt Stuulrs Falls
and were rrpuised with heavy los-. The
troops pursued the Arab. for some distance
The latter fed In such disorder tina; they car
ried little With them but Their slnA. One
hundred and twenty satFels Of snrpowler
and quantity ~ Old munitions of war fell
into the hands Of the soldiers. The expcdi-
,ion of the Belgium anti-slayery so-iety ope-
| rating in East Africa under cot1niand OF
Captain Jacques, also reports an engagement.
| with Arab slave traders In which The lotter
were put to roGt
d, 5, CreiJor farmer, living within a
mile ot uando. Tower county, NORTH Dakota,
his wife and four little daughters were bru-
| tally murdered at their home on the 1th, by
Albert Baumberger, a nephew OF Krrit'er, who
had been doing farm work, Baumbcrger
went 10 his uncle's room, shot him degi, then
went to the kitchen, whefe Mrs. ksc der was
preparing breakfast, and shot her in the
head. lie then went up stairs whc.c thc four
little children had fed aud Deliberately SHOT
away with a shotgun until he thought he hal
Killed them all, haanberger retu -nc TO the
kitchen. took = butcher knife from Ms. Krei-
der, hand, and nearly severed the head from
her body, and, taking the knife. he proceeded
up stairs, and finding one poor little girl yet
alive, he held her ia his arms and calmly cut
her throat. He made his escape, hut is GER
tain to he caught and lynched. The only oc-
casion for the crime WAS slight dispute
over wages.
The pension bureau has notified great
macy pensioners throughout the entire coun-
Try who arc drawing pensions under TIE act Of
June 21, 1880, known rs "The Department
Pension Act,' that payment of their pensions
VIII nc suspended for sixty days, during
which time they are required to show cause
why they should continue to draw sensicns.
The testimony necessary TO prevent their b--
ing lrDuncl from the trllla Ia tha Il