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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13
A Bir Water.Tank,

w. S. Williams, I. d. Jessup and
]. T. Suttle are building large
water tank for Il. S. Jones of the
Union stock yards of $4,000 gallons,
or 1000 barrel capacity. 1t measures
twenty feet across, is twenty-five
and half feet high, the top of the
tower being forty-three and half
feet from the ground. 1T will re-
quire eight thousand feet of lumber
and is to be completed early next
week.
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A Good Haul.

Early Tuesday morning Marshal
Shay and Policeman Brennan pulled
five buns out at the ID. q r. G. Y
who had broken into Mayor j. X.
Dempsey's house in his absence the
evening previous. The thieves
would no doubt have loaded them
selves with plunder had they not
been scared away by Mrs. Dempsey
who was awakened by the noise.
AS stated elsewhere they were
properly dealth with by Judge
W ilIauer.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13

The town is full of the pilfering
species Of the tramp and Marshal
Shay and his men are industriously
hustlinR them outside the limit' or
pulling them as fast ~ they can.
The five fellows under consideration
are tough looking customers, laSy
and dirty, hiding away In the day
time and - night prowliag about
fer pemsthing 70 s>eal, II wa lucky
for them that ~ 1aSDe ~ Rot
;te1s ~ passlao - - - =
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13
Cattle Going North.

The largest shipment of cattle for
the season was made Wednesday
when 1923 car loads of Texas cattle
rolled into the Union stock yards.
The season Is now on hand when
cattle are being shipped from Texas
and New Mexico to Wyoming and
Montana for grazing purposes and
the traffic in that line is now heavy.
The Santa Fe and the Union Pacific
get the hauling.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13

Mayor Dempsey has engaged the
law firm of McAliney & Arlington to
assist Town Attorney A. W. Len
nard in contesting the withdrawal of
the steel works and Lake Minnequa
from the city limits. The case will
be heard in the county court June /.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13
Cut Rates.

To Chicago and return $50, ST Louis
and return $e2, Kansas City and all
Missouri river points SEQ. Above are
round trip rates via the Missouri
Pacific Secure your tickets at the
Union avenue bridge depot or Union
depot.
WIN. HoGG, P. e. T. A, Tel. 191.
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For 26 Cents,

Mealey & Son, the expert photog-
raphers over the Central National
bank have determined to out-do the
north side photographers and will
make picture for twenty-five cents.
This is the only picture gallery on the
south side and they will hold their own
against all competition. Call On them
and get the benefit of their last great
sffes. Only twenty-five cents for q
picture.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13
THE "rRopIGAL" AND cARMENcrrA.

The enormous success of Carmencita,
the exquisite danseuse in conjunction
with the brilliant comedy, "The
Prodigal Father" from the Broadway
Theatre, New York, continues to be the
event of the theatrical season. Man
ager Lockin has been inundated with
enquiries for seats for the appearance of
the great dancer at the Grand opera
house Friday night May 10.
The Volunteer and the Cachuca will
be two of the thrilling dances which
will be given by the great Carmencita
in the great New York comedy success,
'The Prodigai Father" at the Grand
opera house Friday night May 10
These dances have taken New York
Swelldom by storm for the past three
years.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13
The Grand Army encampment of

THE Grand Army encampment of
the departments of Colorado and
Wyoming meets in Pueblo the 16, II
and 1S inst There will be grand
parade of the old veterans the last
day, the military band at Ft Logan
probably playing the march. 1t
will be a gala day for the city.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13

PuEBLo's city council being
pledged to retrenchment of expenses
has repealed the ordinance passed
by the previous council appropriat-
ing $3.50 per month to the McClel-
land public library.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13
Start The New Month Right by Trading With
MOSES S&ALLEN

For cash and see how much
money you can save. We have
hundreds of families that would
trade no other way. You can
save from 20 to % per cent on
your groceries and use the money
for something else. We can
give you better goods for the
money than any other house in
the state. Try us for month
and see.
We want your trade, as these
prices will tell you.
Come and buy 100 pounds best
flour in Pueblo.
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p. BYRNEs, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Published Every Saturday at Bessemer. Colo
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.

BEsEMER will hardly get II public
park this year although one is badly
needed and the small amount re-
quired for the purpose would be
good investment for the city.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13

economy must be practiced. High
taxation is damper on Pueblo's
progress and Mayor Straits efforts
to economize will no doubt meet
with approval.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-13

they would be picking stones on the
streets for the remainder of the
month.
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coLUMBINE AND sHoGo.

There is no use OF you paying Fancy
Price for your Teas. We sell you
Fancy Teas as Money will buy Mt the fol-
towin5 prices from Is to 65c per pound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
WpENS WILD SCHEMES
Tbs Govern to Establish LaundrteA
Lectures ADJUSTMENTS, Etc.

WARRINGTON. Feb Is -Forty.six bills
wer. introduced in the house yesterday by
Mr Miller. Of Wisconsin. to promote So
cialism These bills were drawn by James
3 Cowden, of Virginia, and provide for
the government control of pretty much
everything that can be controlled and
some things that cannot he Thirty seven
departments each to be presided over by =
secretary. are provided for
Inc author provides for secretary OF
fluids. forces. fairs, lectures. amusements,
etc The comfort Of the general public is
to be provided for by department OF pub
lie health, their cleanliness enforced by
department of public baths. and their
clothing washed through the medium Of
department Of public laundries
MI Cowden further by means Of gem
erai legislation regulating the limit of
wages and labor, establishes new system
OF taxation, creates a civil and criminal
code commission, regulates marriage aud
divorce, provides for public improvements
III Washington that would bankrupt the
government for years to come, aud lastly,
abolishes the army and navy, wipes out
the pension laws and changes the name of
the United States of America to that of
the United States of the Earth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.
The Presidents Message Said to Favor
the Commisstonersi Plea,

WASHINGTON, Feb IS 1t Is the under
standing that the treaty providing for the
annexation Of the Hawaiian Islands TO the
United States, which has been negotiated
by the commissioners now In the city and
secretary of State Foster, will be sent to
tht senate today, although IT is not beyond
Possibility that It's transmission may be
delayed Tbs treaty It lie said, Is not a
very long document, and covers the suo.
isct matter only SO far as necessary to ss
cure the object sought with as little delay
~ possible we'll informed authority
aaye that the treaty contains a provision
fot its reference to the provisional govern,
msnt OF Hawaii after its ratification by
the United States senate to be returned TO
thle oonn'ry with the approval OF the H a.
wailh government within two months after
Its arrival In Honolulu 1t Ia further said
tEat ttt treaty contains no references to
ID. sugar bounty at all 1t will be trans
mitted to tbs senate accompanied by .
message from the president, which 1t ia
eaid, will cover the historic features Of the
annexation movement from the beginning,
hfty Years ago. and make strong aigo
nent 10 favor OF annexation
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
A Proposition to Create Board of EK.
else Commissioners


HARRISBURG, Feb Is In the senate yes
terday large number of remonstrances
from churches in every part of the state
against the repeal of any part OF the Sun.
day laws were presented. Bills introduced: !:
To punish milk dealers or their employees
for the sale OF aanlteTated milk, TO abolish
days of grace on bills of exchange, drafts,
pioml5sory notes and other negotiable In
straments, to remove the power OF grant
Ing Licenses from judges and place it in
the hands OF "A commission of six, equally
divided politically TO be appointed by the
governor. Mr. Peutose's bill to abolish
tht Philadelphia public buildings commits.
eiou @as sailed up and read tor the second
tins
Among the bills introduced In the house
were Ia provide for the Incorporation,
government and regulation of rapid tran-
sit passenger railway companies to DO
operated by power other than steam, To
give street railway companies the right to
haul light freight, to punish any person
who wiltully or maliciously cuts or tears
down any flag or banner; repeating SO
much of the milk law as declares any milk
obtained from animals fed on distillery
waste impure and nnwholesome, preyid.
Ing for the teaching of vocal music In the
public schools, providing for board of
railroad commissioners to be appointed by
the governor, who shall have access to tho
books of all railroad companies The
CHECK weshinaus bll' to protect miners
In anthracite Goa regions to weigh coal
and have check weighman when deemed
DeISssatY 8nS passed finally
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
LYnchinK in Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb l5-Mrs. M.
Moore, a highly respected widow. aged
81, was outraged yesterday by a negro.
who found the lady alone in her house A
negro named Andy Blount was subss.
quently arrested on suspicion. but Mrs
Moore was in doubt whether he was the
man. The negro protested his Innocence,
and an investigation By number OF lead
ing citizens indicated that he spoke the
truth At 1890 last night an infuriated
mob battered down the outer doors OF the
county Jail and forced theit way into the
cell where the suspected rnpist was con
fined. Despite the protests of the Jail
officials and many leading citizens they
took the negro down to the bridge which
crosses the Tennessee river and hanged
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
a FilibnsterIng scheme.

NEW YORK Feb l5-The Morning Ad-
yertser says: AN expedition is now being
fitted out at Key West, Fla, by Cubans
and Americans to proceed to Honduras for
the purpose. primarily, of conquest, and
incidentally for plnnder Several hundred
fighting men, armed with repeating rifles
sud ammunition, are ready to embark on
the expedition. 1t Is said that small
steamer had been chartered at northern
port, and is even now en- route to Key
Vest. The hold is we'll ballasted with
cannon, gatlings and field artilleryn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
DANGERS OF THE DEEP.
Thrilling Experiences on the BRIT
ish Steamer Huora.
BUFFETED BY MIGHTY BILLoWs.

On. Man Washed Overheard and Drowned.
whiis Another 10 Brought Back Co the
Vesssi ny the Wave That Carried Him
o6-A Remarkable Experience.
NEw YohR, Feb 1.-THE voyage OF
the British steamer Huora. Captain TAFT,
from Letb jan 81 and Dundee Goth, which
arrived at this port yesterday, was ons Of
thrilling experience On Feb l the YES
sci was fourteen hours In hurricane from
ths northwest The sea was prodigious,
sweeping over and engulfng ths vessel
aud washing overheard William Atchison,
seaman, aged "a years, and severely In.
1uIinR another OF the crew.
On Feb the vessel encountered another
hurricane from the west, during which she
became unmanageable and could not be
made to respond to her helm For hours
che lay perfectly helpless In the trough OF
tho sea and nearly on her beam ends,
the sea sweeping over her. washing away
her Cattle stalls and everything movable
about The decks. and ipiuring her steering
gear 1t seemed impossible to proceed
against the wind and sea prevailing, aud
the engines were stopped and oil was
poured on the troubled waters to the wind
ward With surprisingly good effect.
The vessel remained in this helpless con
d1tion from u IN to 4 p IN She was al
most continually on her beam ends art
the top OF the cattle sheds was in tbs
water During this eventful period JOIN.
bakers experienced n trip that will long
prove vivid recollection TO his mind a
hugo wave washed him unceremoiiiously
overheard. and, wonderful to relate, hack
again safe and sound. aboard the vessel
In less time than H. takes to relate it, with
out more serious Inconvenience thau :,
severe drenchnS and few bruises
On February the hurricane continued
from the same direction, nud to add to
the othet misfortiines and adversities the
steam steering gear became disabled and
completely Useless, causing the ship for
the second time to get In the trough of tho
sea and roll and pitch frightfully The
vessel almost foundered, and for time
the officers and crew felt that all hope of
reaching port was gone This condition
OF things lasted over seven hours, during
which time oil was again brought into use
with good effect, while hand steering
gear was being improviscd In the excite
nlent attending this work one Of the crew
was badly injured
On Feb all the labor expended was
lost, Ms Lhe hand steering gear gave out be
yond repair The officers set to work
again, and. after considerable labor and
ingenuity, another steering gear was
rugged with tackles the steering being
done by the after capstan, From this
time to Feb the vessel proceeded slowly
when she encountered another severe
westerly gale, during which she shipped q
heavy sea over the bows, staving in the
ventlators, flooding the cabin and doing
much damage about the decks From Feb
the weather was moderate and no fur
ther trouble was experienced
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The National Colored Democratic league
will hold n convention in Washington
March and f.
Victor Sunderlin P Gardner, the noted
Hicksite Quaker preacher, died at his home
in Pennington, y. Y, Monday night, aged
81 years,
The mayer of Marseilles announced to
the municipal council yesterday that tho
health OF the city was now better than it
has been in the last two years
The Berlin kreuzzetung accused Count
Schouvaloif, Russian ambassador to Ger
many, OF inspiring the calumnies printed
in the Russian newspapers concerning the
German court.
A semi official denial is made In Rome
of the story that the bishops in the United
States protested against the appointment
OF Mgr Satolli to his present mission, and
that the protest was held back by an in
terested person ut the Vatican.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
Canadian Tariff Changes.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. Is In the house
yesterday Minister of Finance Foster made
public his annual report Three changes
In the tariff were announced The duty
on hinder twine is reduced from 25 per
cent. to i2l9 per cent. per pound Stairs,
M T., senior member of one of the largest
manufacturers of binder twine, says he
Will close his Canadian factories and i'm
port binder twine from the United States
Permission is granted foreign shippers to
import coal oil in tank cars This conces-
sion is considered "A great victory for the
STANDARD Oil company. The report shows
that the export trade with all foreign
countries was increasing, with the excep-
tion OF trade with the United States. which
showed decrease of 81, 900 900 last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II. - Flour = Winter,
superfps, S2p2,20; do. extras, s2.2Nla2.75; No q
winter family, ss.75d3.l5; PsnnsylvanIa roller,
straight. $3.6o1b3.75 western winter, clear
S32563.P0; do. do, straight, s8.8013 IS; winter
patent, S4Gti.25; Minnesota, clear, s503 30; do.
straight, 53159<.l5; do patent s4.25db 80 do.
favorite brands, higher. Rye -four, S3.2513.3O
per barrel.
Wheat-F'irm quiet, with nc. bid and 77ISo.
asked for February; 77I8c. bid and 1T34c. asked
for March; 1910. bid and 7sc. asked for April;
islsc bid ard 19l4c. asked for May.
Corn-Quiet, steady. with 509sc. bid and 50ssc
asked for February; 50l4c. bid and Sjlac. asked
for March; 6f9so bid and 5O5sc asked for April
bU4c. bid and Ole asked for May.
Oats Quiet steady. with 4l1fc. bid and 4ljec
asked for February; 40a4c bid and 4l14c. asked
for March; Ale. bid and 4llsc. asked for April;
4lc. bid and Az asked for May.
Beef-Qulet, firm; extra mess S9I850;
family, Sl29l35o.
Pork--Dull, steady; new mess, sell old mess,
Slp7Sf2f extra prime, nominal.
Lard-Quiet, nominal; steam rendered, 3l2e 90
Butter Dull, steady; State dairy. 20I29c.;
Western dairy, lsa24e Elgins, esIea3ec.;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
Stamped Linens.

Children's stamped all
linen bibs, reduced to 30
each.
All.linen stamped tides.
reduced to l24c.
All-linen stamped table
scarfs, reduced to 24c.
All-linen stamped bureau
scarfs, reduced to 29c.
Fine mummy cloth,
stamped table scarfs, knot
ted fringe, 39c.
Fine mummy cloth, stamp.
ed table scarfs, knotted
fringe and drawn threads re.
dueed to soc.
Fine mummy cloth,
Stamped table scarfs, knot.
ted fringe and drawn
threads. reduced to re.
Stamped pillow shams,
reduced to 7c.
Stamped pillow shams, ex-
ira large, reduced to l23c.
Fine large lace pillow
shanls, reduced to 10c.
Extra large all.linen towels
reduced to 124c; worth 15c.
Extra large satin damask
towels, knotted fringe and
drawn threads, reduced to
25c, worth 35c.
Good size square tray
covers, alllinen with blue,
red and yellow borders, re.
duced TO 10c each.
A Columbian Tapestry
clio til table covers, reduced
to l9c each; worth double.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

benches 1t Is vain to say they would not be
SLOWED to discuss and vote certain bills,
when they would have the far greater
power Of deciding who should have charge
Of those bills The whole schems 10 simply
impossible OF execution
Ulster, Opposition,
Tbs government knows that ,h, Clster
landlord, in Ireland are opposed 70 this
scheme The landlords know whs their
masters will be If the scheme oe carried
into effect The disioyal portion Of Ire
land find in most Of the bills the goal Of
their desire They know, however, that
their domestic policy would De hampered
bS legislative council elected by high
arbitrary franchise, and 1t Ia not likely
they will be content with scheme which,
instead Of making lrelanda nation. would
givs het much !eas freedom than Is enjoy I'd
BY any self covering co.ony under tbs an
pire
Professor Brioe, chancellor of the Duchy
Of Lancaster, replying to Mr. Balfour.
said that 1t was rot by representing Ire.
land In the most odious possible light. and
by infaming prejudices that national
unity could be created Professor Brice
declared part of the governments iustifca-
ton foi bringing tbs bill forward was the
failure Of coercion, Mr. Bafour, while
ehiaf secretary for Ireland, had been
obliged tc abandon the lines OF coercion
upon which he had started out He had
failed to reconcile Ireland either By
bludgeons or brihes
The bill was further discussed by Messrs
Redmond and RUSSELL Irish members The
latter said Ulster would oppose the meas.
uIs tc tho last
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

PoTTsviLLE, Pa, Feb l5-Suts have
been brought before the Schuylkill county
courts by fifteen different property owners
Of Port Carbon against coal operators of
New Boston, Morea, Few Castle and st.
Clair for damages aggregating over 500
QUO The plaintiffs aver that the defend
ants have wllfully, negligently and un-
lawfully thrown large quantities of muck
and culm into Mill creek, thereby filling
up its bed and causing its overflow, by
which the plaintiffs properties are covered
with dirt and houses placed in an untenunt-
hble condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
IN SENATE AND HOUSE,
6shatot TaiIar Accuses Senator Shersan
OF MisrepEesent alton.

"a IN SGI0N. Feb Is The Nicaragua
, ~ sill WAS before the senate yesterday
Ia. s"unie OF hours and was then laid
aside so thai the s,ludry civil appropria-
tion bill might he proceeded with The
caiai bill WAS the subject of two speeches
and of running discussion X which Mr..
Sherman who is In charge % it, took u
ltntling part He explained why it WIS
that si2ma,oaa Of stock talready issued)
waa irfl outstanding At one point in the
discussion MIR Teller Colo referred to n
statement of Mr. Sherman's rs II nlisrepre-
sentation, whercupon Mr.. sherman ex-
plained that 1t was false, as Ae had mis-.
represented nothing
After short conflict between the Demo
Gratis aud Republicans of the house the
Democrats were Obliged to yield gracefully
and to agree to the terms which the Re
pnblicans presented. These were that gen
cral debate on the invalid pension bill
should be continued until the minority
was accorded six hours debate. Then the
debate continued bat it was without
special interest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

READING, Pa Feb 15-Frank II. Steely,
ofthis city. prosecuted his wife for mis-
demeanor, and upon cross examination
admitted that he had married second
time without being divorced from IA pre-
vious wife. He was therefore arrested on
the charge of bigamy. As the marriage
had occurred more than two years before
the charge was preferred Judge Ermen-
trout discharged him under the statute
of limitations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
CABINET CERTalNTIES.
Mr., Cleveland Gives the Names Of
Four Of His Advisers.
NO NEED OF MYSTERY ABOUT IT.

rh, PrssIdentEiect sayt q. win An.
suaeot aip selection, ., Fast ~ Their
AeteptAnca Ars Rsreived Gresham,
Carlisle, Lsmon, and Biiien Accept
LAKEWOOD n Feb i5-Mr Clsve.
land officially Announced the Iames ,t
four members Of h!t cabinet through ths
United Press last night They are Walter
@ Gresham Of Iliiaois, secretary Of state:
Johp 6 Carlisle, OF Kentucky, secretary OF
TIE treasury. Daniel s Lamont OF New
York secretary of war Wilson Bisseu.
OF Buffalo postmaster general Or max.
ing this aLLouLcement Mr Cleveland
ta.d
There is no need OF any mystery In re-.
eaTc 70 the cabinet and 1t is useless 20
speculate and indulge In guesswork
tEall u.ake no secret Of the matter, bnt
shall announce the names of the gentle
n.er ,elected to fill the positions as fast as
receive the acoeptances and permission
&c MAKE tbs matter public"
MI Cleveland would say nothing In re.
gard TO the other positions OF tbs men
VIC have been mentioned In connection
with them 1t is evident that Hoke Smith.
Harrity Hubert and others who have been
mentioned ars still under consideration
A conference which will probably settle
Hoke Smiths chance one way or the other
Will be held at Mr. Cleveland's office 10
New York some day this week
Kansas Wants a Cabinet once
MI Cleveland had a social visit from
Mr. Cadwalader, Of Philadelphia. yester-
day This Is Mr. Cadwaladers second
visit Inside of a week He Is supposed TO
have an Interest in the selection of a Phila.
delphian, whose name he carefully guards
from the public Senator John Martin, Of
Kansas, and DR. S J Neeley, of the same
state bad long talk with Mr. Cleveland
They put in strong claim for representa-.
tion In the cabinet from Kansas Senator
Martin urged the selection of Ex-Governor
Chick. and left Lakewood In a happy
frame of mind as to the chances of his can
didate He said that Mr. Cleveland told
him Judge Gresham had not been selected
TO temporarily fill the place of secretary OF
state until Minister L Phelps finishes
with the Berlng Sea controversy, but has
been selected tor good