The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13
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The revolution In Honduras Is ended, b ut a
fresh one is reported from Nicaragua-
The wife of Chauncey NJ. Depew died on
the 1th. She had been an invalid for some
time.
The foods In North Dakota are reported to
have done much damage TO property, es-
recially crops
President Cleveland has decided to post
ponc the meeting of the monetary conference
until next fall.
The North Dakota Supreme Court has de
clded the prohibition law OF that State con-
stitutlonal and valid.
President Clcveland's notice that he will
not be interviewed by oflice-seekers has re-
suited in hegeira from Washington.
The Cubans in this country are taking act
I've measures to assist their friends In Cuba
who have raised the standard OF revolt.
Six more OF the men scsldeL by the burst
Ing Of a boiler on the steamer Ohio las, week
have died. This Increases the fatalities to
twelve
Carlyle W. Harris the wife murderer, was
electrocuted at Sing Sing on the sth. lie was
courageous to the last, protesting bis limo
euce.
The Episcopal convention at Boston chose
Dean Lawrence, OF Boston, the broad church
mans candidate, as Bishop OF the diocese of
Massachusetts.
General Manual GonZales, ex-prcsldent of
Mexico aud governor of the state OF GUIANA
juaio, died on the sth, aged 70, He leaves an
estate valued al 81 100000
There seems to be no further danger OF
trouble from the Navajo Indians. They arc
quiet and there are four companies Of cavalry
at the reservation TO watch them.
cyclone visited Gainesville, Texas on tho
1th A great deal OF damage was done but no
lives were lost. A Santa Fe train was blown
from the track and several passengers were
injured
The large dry goods store Of J. h Mills &
Co., at Utica, New York. was burncI down
on the 9th A number OF the clerks narrowly
escaped with their lives. The loss Is nearly
S20O,oo0.
Captain Ida Bennett, of the Salvation Army
was killed at Spokane Falls on the 9Th, by
Daniel W Hosklns, who then killed himself
lie wanted her TO leave the army and marry
him, but she refused.
Ward H. Lamon, President l. 'oln's pri
vate secretary, and who emo the most
confidential relations witt jIc great war
president, died at his home at nartnsburg,
! West Virginia, on the sth.
Dan Stuart, a horse trainer. committed a
/ terrible crime at Des Moines, Iowa. lie
I chloroformed Mrs. Moon, with whom he
/ boarded, and criminally assaulted her. He
then committed suicide. Mrs. Moon may
I die.
The investigation OF the Arizona territorial
I prison reveals a startling state Of affairs. A
search OF the cells resulted In the finding Of
thlrty-two daggcr. butcher-kniyes, saws, files
and sluusshots, and morphine and other
drugs.
Friends OF the pure food and antl-opton
/ bills have determined 10 call an informal
meeting In St. Louis on the 22nd fthc month
I to consider the bes, methods TO be employed
In bringing these two bills before the next
congress.
There was a great furry in Wall street on
the 9th, which approached panic. large
number OF brokers failed, and stocks took
tumble, but most Of them rallied before night
as English and other investors bought heavily
Of the d!vidend-paying stocks.
1t Is rumored that the United States gov
ernment will take hand In the pursuit OF
the notorious bandits Evans and Sontag.
Troop b., 18th Cavalry. Captain Parker, have
been ordered to the vicinity OF the Nlsalia,
where the outlaws have been repeatedly seen.
The president has appointed James II.
Blount OF Georgia, envoy extraordinary and
minister pleuipotentary 10 the Hawaiian Is
lands, succeeding John l.. Stevens. Mr..
Blounrs commission bears date Of the 9th,
ard ii will be sent him on the next mail for
Honolulu.
A live stock show and blood horse meeting
will be held at Washin gton, ID, C., from May
- 10 June IL, under the auspices Of the Ma.
tiOnal Live Stock Association. Horses, cat
tlc, sheep hogs and poultry are coming from
all parts OF the United States and there art
2,'DJ entries,
Three New York Chinamen were arrested,
tFiol and ordered to he depOrted on the 9th.
The court refused writ OF habess corpus and
an appeal was at once taken 10 the United
States Supreme Court, where the case VIII be
taken up Immediately. This VIII settle the
validity OF the Geary Law,
Secretary Herbert. OF the navy has author.
4zcd the statement that be VIII decline TO ox'
tend the leaves Of any officer OF the navy who
Is engaged In private business. He will not
interfere with the orders OF his predecessor,
but viii grant no new leaves Of this kind, and
Will call In those already granted at the er-
pirstion OF the terms assigned them.
The Boston to Chicago bicycle relay race
ended Friday morning when Bliss aud Van
SIlcken reached Chicago at s:45 o'clock with
the message from Governor Russell, Of Mas.
sachusetts. The journey was completed In
little less thsn l22 hours, or nearly % hours
behind scheduled time. The delay WIS due
TO bad roads.
The Duke and Duchess OF Nernrua and
party attended high mass at st James church
in Chicago last Sunday morning. In the af.
ternoon the ducal party visited Buffalo Bill's
Wild West show and stald throughout tho
performance The visiting foreign naval
officers also spent the afternoon at the WilJ
West show
The pension department believes that /,
mas HNchFnti sIuDenlOus pension frauds.
An attorney OF Norfolk, Virginia, named W
Il. Drcwry, nov under arrest, Is charged with
securing fraudulent pension claims By the
Wholesale using as his instruments in many
vases colored women and men who could moi
read or write.
The body of Frank W. Rohle who, with
Thomas Pallister, escaped from the death
house at Sing Sing prison on April 2Oth was
found on the 10th in the Hudson river, di
rtctly ncross the river from Sing Sing. The
tody was found by three fishermen. Rohle
bad been killed before being thrown into the
river. 1t Is supposed that Palllster killed him
to aid In his own escape
Michael Davitt, anti-Parnellitc member
for Northern Cork has applied for the Chill.
tern Hundreds This means the resignation
OF his seat in Parliament. Although the
bankruptcy act allows man six months
grace after he has been declared bankrupt,
Mr. Davllt prefers retiring at once. He said
that his conscience would not allow him to
remain in Parliament on sulTrance.
dynamite bomb exploded at 10 40 O'Clock
/ Saturday night In the Quadrangle on the
-Four Courts at Dublin. The explosion was
heard for miles. Many windows were broken
but otherwise no damage was done. 1t is
supposed that somebody threw the bomb over
the railngs in a spirit OF bravado The day
/ was the eleventh anniversary OF the assasslna-
| ton OF Lord Cavendish and Under Secretary
| Burke In Phoenix Park.
] President Cleveland mas notihed Judge
/ Brownin commissioner OF Indian affairs,
that selections to fill the ffty-cight agencies
/ must be made from officers of the regular
army The interior department is flooded
with applications for appointment as agents
/ 10y candidates engaged In civil life, backed by
| Influential senators and congressman from
/ both the old parties. Except In rare cases all
agents will hereafter be selected from the
/ army.
! Twenty-sir governors have responded tt
the call OF Governor Nelson for great anti
! coal combine convention, among them Gov
ernor Russell, of Massachusetts,, Governor
Pattison, of Pennsylvania and Governor Alt