The Bessemer indicator., 1894-04-21
News From Kvsry~hsrs.
Napoleon" Ives died on the 18th.
General Henry Slocum is dead.

aumlrtl bennaul mas Eedcucu NeW
York from Brazil.
There are several hundred cases Of
smallpox in Chicago.
The authorities at Butte, Montana
are closing the beer halls.
In Boston the overhead electric
wires have been ordered placed under
ground.
John Y. McKane's case has beer
carried to the United States Supreme
Court.
Jerome, the largest mining camp in
Arizona was almost destroyed by fir,
on the l7th.
There was big FIRE in Santa Cruz
California, on the 10Th, causing los
of $3.50, 900.
General Fry's army is pegging alon.
through Illinois on foot. They mum
ber 22o now.
Coxeys army travelled through the
rough mountain country of Maryland
on canal boats.
ExPresident Harrison has com
pleted his course of lectures at Stan
ford University and has gone home.
Admiral de Mello, the Brazilian in-
surgent has disappeared and his YES
sells have been turned over to Brazil
There is prospect of another seri-
Gus rate war between the Pacific coast
lines. Immigrant rates are the cause.
The Merchants Hotel at Bangor,
Maine, was burned on the 18th. A
number of guests were injured by
jumping.
All is reported quiet at Bluefelds
but trouble is likely to break out at
any time. The cruiser San Francisco
has arrived there.
Street cars have been held up sever
al times lately in the suburbs Of San
Francisco. The passengers and con
ductors were robbed.
1t is reported that the Knights of
Reciprocity will urge Judge Caldwell
for nomination as candidate for presi-
dent by the Republicans.
An attempt is being made to reor-
ganize the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railroad company, and take it out
of the hands of the receivers.
Arrangements are again being made
for fight between lion and grizzly
bear at the Midwinter Fair. The
authorities will try to prevent it.
Portugal has apologized to Argen-
tine for having recaptured from Argen-
tine vessels the Brazilian rebels who
escaped from Portuguese warship.
A London paper states that Queen
1.ilioukalani has abandoned the idea
of being reinstated, and will favor an
nexation to the United States if she
can get pension.
Later reports from Samoa confirm
the report of bloody war between the
native factions. The war is accompa-
MED by barbarities. The whites have
not been molested.
Grand Master Sergeant of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers posi-
lively announces that he will accep,
the Republican nomination for Con
gress if rendered him.
An industrial army in Southern
California is having great deal of
trouble The railroads will not carry
it eastward and large number of the
men have been jailed
The strike on the western portion
of the Great Northern railroad is said
to have been without authority of the
labor officials No attempt has been
made to adjust the difficulty.
The governor of the Soudan has tcle-
graphed that the French forces at
Timbuctoo have completely destroyed
the troublesome Touareg tribe In one
conflict the Touaregs left 12O dead or
the field.
A special from Guthrie, Oklahoma
says: The Oklahoma contingent o
Coxeys army, 300 strong, have com
pleted arrangements with the railroad
company to carry them to Washington
in box cars.
Judge Sanborn Of the United State
Circui: Court for Minnesota and NortI
Dakota has issued an injunction
against the strikers on the Grea
Northern road from interfering wit
the operation of the road.
DR.. Lewis Swift, the famous come,
seeker, has left Rochester. His fu
ture operations will be at Echo noun
tain, few miles from Pasadena, Cali
fornia, where he will be $500 fee
higher than he has been at Rochester
David Dudley Field, the noted Me-
York iurist, died there on the 18th, a
the aye of 80 His death was cause
by pneumonia and he was sick only
day Although actively engaged i
the practice of law until 1885, Nj
Field had for half century devote
much of his time to promoting reform
in the law and the method of its prac
tice before the courts. His code ha
been adopted in many states and i
other countries.
Fifteen hundred employees of tn
Great Northern road struck on tn
18th No trains are running. Som