The Bessemer indicator., 1894-02-24
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son will probably fight In London.
Boss McKane, the Brooklyn politi-
clan, has been convicted Of falsifying
election returns.
Boss McKane Of Brooklyn, has been
sentenced to six years in Sing Sing for
election frauds.
A large number Of passengers were
held snow bound at Reno, Nevada, for
several days.
Governor Hughes Of Arizona has Of
fcred reward of IS, 900 for Apache
Kid, dead or alive.
Pennsylvania has elected Galusha
McGraw, Republican, as congressman
at large by plurality Of 16O,0 900.
A fire broke out in the Illinois build
ing at the Worlds Fair grounds last
Sunday. Not much damage was done.
Chaska, the Sioux Indian who mar
ried Miss Cora Fellows three years ago,
has deserted her and their children for
a squaw.
Editors of rival papers at Lexington,
Kentucky, are OH the warpath with
shotguns. and there is good show for
bloodshcd.
Cases Of suffering are reported from
Western Kansas. Coal is especially
needed. The railroads are helping
the settlers.
Governor Rich of Michigan will
bring quo warranto proceedings against
the three state officers who decline to
be deposed.
The Second Congregational church
at Rockford, Illinois, burned. The
loss will exceed $75, 900, with $40, 1000
insurance.
While 800 miles west Of Ireland the
American steamship Paris became dis
ablcd by an accident to her rudder and
put back to Queenstown without mis-
hap.
The National Woman's Suffrage As
sociation met at Washington on the
18th for weeks session. The mem
bers were particularly jubilant over
Colorado.
Denver has been selected as the
place for the great annual meet of the
League of American Wheelmen. Ne
groes are to barred from membership
in the League.
The Trans Mississippi Congress
adopted resolutions in favor of free
coinage of silver, Hawaiian annexation,
female suffrage and the government
ownership of the Nicaragua canal
Frank Brync, an lrishman who was
suspected Of having been connected
with the Phoenix Park murders, died
at Providence few days ago and his
funeral was the largest ever held there.
Train robbers wrecked passenger
train in Southern California few
nights ago and robbed the express car
Of large amount of money. They es-
capped unhurt. The fireman was badly
hurt and tramp was killed
The Missouri court Of appeals has
decided as valid the acts of the Kan
sas City council although in reality
they were passed by an illegally con
stituted body. This is done for the
best interests of the city.
Dispositions arc being taken in Ken
tucsy as to the character of Madeline
Pollard, who has sued Congressman
Breckenridge for seduction. The rev.
Citations are not to Miss Pollard's
credit.
The grainmen say that the recent
heavy snow will make wheat crop of
100, 0,000,0 900 bushels in Kansas. De-
spite the low price and the dry weather
last fall the area seeded was over L.
5000, 900 acres according to the latest
report Of the state board of agriculture.
This is greater area than produced
the phenomenal crop Of 1892.
The brick mill Of the Griswold Lin
seed Oil Company at Warren, Ohio,
the second largest in the country, was
destroyed by FIRE on the 18th. The
building, stock and machinery was val
ued at $500, 900, but the loss will
hardly reach that amount, as about
$50, 900 worth Of seed and one small
building were saved. The insurance
is 1920, 600.
One Of the results of the Interna-
tional Congress of Education in Chi
cago last July is the organization at
Cincinnatti last week of the Manual
Training Teachers Association of
America, to secure cooperation in
study and experiment for the dcyclop-
ment OF manual training and to pro-
mote the professional interests of its
members.
One of the most destructive cyclones
known in the history of Clayborn par
ish passed seven miles north of Homer.
Louisiana, at 6 p. m. Saturday. Tie
cyclone struck the northwest point OF
the parish, travelling in northeasterly
direction, laying waste everything in
its path. The. casualties known thus
far are one white child and one negro
girl killed and many wounded. Cleye
land Il Taylor's store and steam mill
were destroyed and Mr. Taylor seri-
ously injured. The track of the cy-
clone was about 200 yards wide.
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