The Bessemer indicator., 1894-06-23
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18th.
General Artz has left Kansas City
with 1J0 men in boats. General Ben
nett has disappeared with 800 Of the
company's funds
A party of thirty harvesters were
drowned off the coast Of Ireland on the
18th, while proceeding to Scotland,
The boat was capsized.
An attempt was made at Rome on
the 18th to kill Premier Crispi. The
bullet missed him and the would-be
assassin was captured.
General Basil Duke, of Louisville,
4 prominent Democrat, says he will
support the Republican candidate If
Breckenridge is re-nominated
A terrible explosion occurred in a
coal mine at karwin, Austria, on the
10Th. Reports which are very meagre
state that the loss Of life will reach
200.
A concerted movement, is being
started by the prominent men in the
East to invite Mr. Gladstone to visit
this country. 1t is doubtful if he will
accept.
Erastus Wiman, the well known
Canadian New Yorker, has been found
guilty Of forgery by jury. They
recommended him to the mercy Of the
court.
Rev. DIR. John X. Paxton has paid
fine Of 80 for neglectiug to record
the certificate Of the marriage Of Con
gresham W, G, P. Breckiuridgs and
Mrs Wing.
Judge Dundy has decided to try the
80 commonwealers who we're cap
tured at Ogalalla at the Fort Sidney
reservation. This will keep them in
the western par. Of the State.
Reports of terrib lie explosion in a
mine near Troppau, Austria, have been
confirmed The total number Of lives
lost was 232. A part of these were
rescuers who were killed by a second
explosion.
A great number of coal miners have
accepted the compromise scale and
gone to work Many in Illinois and
some other districts are holding out
for better terms. The militia is still
on guard at many points.
!
The visible supply of grain Saturday
June l6, as compiled by the New York
produce exchange, is as follows
Wheat, 81, JOG, 900 bushels, decrease,
Jos, 900; corn, 7,077, 900, decrease
437 600; oats, 2,515, 900, decrease
247, 900, rye, 24O, 900, increase, "a,
900; barley, $4,000, decrease 1000.
A hot discussion arose in Monday,
session Of the prison congress over tn,
regulations OF convict labor, Chairman
Nicholson taking occasion to roas
state legislatures and governors fol
what he termed their ignorant inter
ference with the duties Of prison war
deus. He said What do the legis
latures know about conducting pris
ons? What do the governors know
They are lot of political trimmer'
who have sold their birthright.'
Letters and kilograms received a
the national headquarters Of the Unit
ed Mine Workers Of America give un
mistakable evidence that the senti
ment in favor of sustaining the ma
tional officers is growing rapidly
President Mcbride is confident tha
the strike will soon be ended. ManJ
districts arc resuming, but in other
the miners are bitterly opposed to ac
cepting the compromise agreement. !
general convention of Ohio miners wa,
called for the 10Th to consider the
matter. Most of the mines near Col
umbus are running, but the men il
the Massillon district are obdurate.
The Kansas Populists in convcn.
tion have re-nominated Governor Lew
elling by acclamation, despite previ-
Gus predictions to the contrary. A
womans suffrage plank was adopted
after hot discussion by vote of 337
to 269. Susan b. Anthony and sew
eral other noted sufragists were pres
ent and joined in jubilee with the
convention. A resolution denouncing
the A. p. A. was adopted.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridgc is
dead.