The Bessemer indicator., 1893-08-05
ruIerrapi,ic Urevit!c,,

before the supreme Court again.
Importatiuns Of gold continue to increase.
The Slamese government has acceprr-. t-p
full terms OF rhc French ultlmntau,
The Pacific Express cor.Fanys delivery
wagon at Wichita was robbed Of 81. 500 last
Saturday.
y mail pouch containing $50 900 in scourI.
ties left salt Lake July sth and Las not been
heard OF since.
Abram Pardon cashier Of bank ct Pnitcr.
son, New Jersey, has been arrested for steal.
ing $4,000 from the bank
The Worlds Fair Il aus half over and tho
total paid attendance for the first three
mo"ths numbered 100000 persons.
BY the aid OF the spcc,roscopc at Lick OBJ
servatory some important discoveries bsv.
been made concerning the new comet
The great Amoskcag wili. st Manchester.
New lampshlre. olezei down on the 3lst for
at least month, The MILLS employed 5. 600
operatives.
Large numbers OF the mills in the East rre
closing down. They include cotton -td other
iactorics. THIS Is due =" ths Uncertainties Of
future tariff l"sE-laiion. Other factories still
run bat on short time.
The Mtd-winter inr managers Of San Fran
cisco have been notified by The Transconti-
mental Freight committee that the concessions
desired for the carriage Of exhibits frnr,
Chicago to san francisco lave beru granted
Full charges viii be made an ship.ncnts west,
but exhibits will be- returnph free.
The last wcciiy New York bank statement
shows the following changes; Reserve. do
crease 1854 ,22.j; loans. decrease :! 1O5 300;
specie decrease, sl,22l, 400; legal tender, de-
crease s3,S95, 500, acpo-lt., decrease S. 2ap. e.
100; circulation Increase sliD,4Oo. Tie banks
arc now s403l SO bc'rv thd geguIrcrneut. Of
the 25 per ccut ru.o,
The Radicals have begun revolutionary
movement in the provinces gf Bucnos Ayfes
and santa Fc, and fighting has bccn going
or In twenty towns In The arst named
province. According 10 eleces so far re-
cct we'd, the Insurgents seetn TO be victorious
There wns desperate fighting in Rosario. the
battle lasting SIX hours.
dispatch from Singapore says Tint on
| Thursday night plratical outbreak occurred
among the Chinese passengers on the Dutch
steamer Rnjah Achcen. The Chinese attacked
The crew OF the steamer, killing the English
| captain, mate and twenty-five Of the Aslatic
| sailors and wounding 1ftenn other. They
! then quilted the vessel taking some of the
passengers as captvc- The steamer with
the wounded is now in Dutch hands
IN Important meeting OF presidents of the
savings Institutions Of New York and Brook
lyn was held on the 2Sth at which It was dc,
cidrd TO recommend TO the trustees and dlrcc-
tors OF The various banks rcprcscntet TO on
force the sixty days notice clause of the saw
lngS bank act The resolution adopted by
the presidents provided that the full require
mrnt of sixty dars' notice be enforced against
Withdrawals Of 500 or over For Sums under
thlt amount II wa. recommended that only n
notice of thirty days he required
Secretary Ilokc smith Of the interior de-
partment was burned In eiiigy by the citizens
OF Portsmouth, Ohio. a number Of pensions
had been suspended there. The climax was
reached when the pension of J. L. Reed, a
veteran Of the Eleventh Illinois cavalry. aged
81, was dropped. Mr.. Reed had served four
years and five months and his pension was
his sole support When he received the news
Of his suspension he became n raviug maniac.
This aroused the citizens TO high state of
Indignation.
camp at Seven Rivers, Eddy county, state
that James Barrett n native OF Athens Ohio,
in crazy fit brought on by drink, to TX n
shotgun at 3 o'clock Monday morning last
and called at two of the camp rents and with
out warning fired upon James Barnes and
Jack Holohan, killing both instantly. Bar
rett gave himself up TO the sheriff and an at
tempt was made TO lynch him on Monday
night, but the sheriff secrcted him in the
mountains. He admits the crime and says he
Is ready 10 bnng for IL.
Chief of Police speers OF Kansas City has
discovered law in the statutes forblddlng
railroad companies to bring panser into the
state. In view Of the threatened invasion of
unemployed aud destitute men from Colorado
he has decided TO nforcc the law All trains
Will be stopped by an officer of inspection at
the state line and paupcrs will not be allowed
TO come into the state Chief Speers believes
that most OF the men coming East now are
imposters and 'rsnps, and are simply trading
on the misfortune OF the real unemployed
men In order to get free railroad ride
The sale OF the Rocky Mountain OIL Com
pnny's business at Florence and Oyerton, is
confirmed by gentleman thoroughly posted
In Continental affairs, and that company
takes possession at once. This ends the oil
war, which has cost the oil industry Of Colo
RADIO Mt least s!OO0U0 In one year and half.
1t Is reported that the pipe line and Overton
refinery will be abaadoned and that the prod
nct OF crudc oil will all be refined at
Florence By The United OH Company asd the
Florencs Oh Company. AZ 4li evsss thIs
sals VIII ressh u great good q TlorsnSe.