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Failure of a Colorado Bank. DENVER, Dec. 3.-The State Bank at Julesburg has made an assignment. Speculation in Denver property and poor loans is assigned as the cause of failure. The amount of assets and liabilities is not yet known. Disheartened by Losses in Chicago. PARIS, Dec. 3.-Elia Ganon, said to have arranged the Tunisian pavilion at the Chicago Fair, killed himself at a hotel to-day. In a letter he said he had been disheartened by losses in Chicago.
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A Colorado Bank Assigns. DENVER, Dec. 3.-The State bank at Julesberg has assigned. Speculation in Denver real estate and poor loans are assigned as the cause of failure. The amount of assets and liabilities is not known yet.
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Colorado Bank Fails. DENVER, Dec. 5.-The - State bank at Julesburg has made an assign ment to Peter Peterson. The owners of the bank were interested in the Robson Land and Investment company, of this city, and speculation in Denver property and poor loans are assigned as the cause of the failure. A large number of people had small deposits in the bank, but the amount of assets and liabilities is not yet known.
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A State Bank Fails. DENVER, Dec. 3.-The State bank at Julesburg has made an assignment. Speculation in Denver property and poor loans are assigned as the cause of failure. The amount of assets and liabilities are not yet known.
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An Assignment. DENVER, Dec. 3.-The State bank at Julesburg has made an assignment. Speculation is Denver property and poor loans are assigned as the cause of the failure. I he amount of assets and liabilities is not yet known.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH. The Citizens' National Bank at Grand Island. Neb. was closed yesterday. Non account of slow collections." The Sta - Bank at Julesberg, Col., has made an assigniment to Peter Peterson. A large number of people has small deposits in the bank. Dr. E. 1. Trudeau's residence at Saranae Lake, together with one of the linest laboratories in America, was totally destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The loss is heavy. Renignio Menchilles, an Italian track hand, was run over at West Albany yesterday afternoon. Notwithstanding his legs Lung by shreds to his body, be puried himself on the track ID time to prevent the remainder of the train 1rom passing over 111111 Death soon afterward ended his sulfering. The New York Locomotive Machine Works of Rome, N X., took are last evening and mostol the buildings were destroyed. A water works man burst during the progress of the Dre. reduct - the pressure from to 15 pounds. and two steam life engines were shable to cope with the names. The property was valued at $500,000, and was insured for ab n: $300.000, Dr Robert e. McEwen. a prominent physician and su geon of Saratoga. was prositated yesterday morn10g WITH . stroke of paralysis attecting the entire left side He 18 in a critical condition Dr. Memwen was for several years Captain of the Saratega & itizens Corps Twenty second Separate Company and 15 it Past Commander of the Knights Templar Fire on runday morning destroyed the following buildings in Corsicana, Tex J. R. Me Alester. livery stable loss $4,000; 0. P. Wimber every stable. loss $5,800 Savage Hotel. Loss $4,000; initselle's planing mm and electric light plant. 10-8 $25,000; City Hotel loss $2,500; M. Drane & Sons, on cottonseed. wood, and coal. loss $3,000; Corsicana Machinery Company, $6,000; carriaze factory. $1,500; Clark's seam laundry. $2,000; lexas Mill and Elevator Company's grain elevator. $3,500; partially insured.
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A Bank Assigns. Denver, Dec. 6.-The State Bank at Julesburg has made an assignment to Peter Peterson. The owners of the bank were interested in the Robson Land Investment company of this city, and specviation in Denver property and poor loans are assigned as the cause of the failure. A large number of people had small deposits in the bank, but the amount of assets and liabilities is not yet known.
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ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES. THE dowager duchess of St. Albans is dead. THE earl of Warwick died at Warwick castle recently after a long illness. JUDGE WINTERS, at Indianapolis, has settled the Iron Hall controversy by making the receivership permanent, and has ordered the funds distributed. LEDRU GUTHRIE has been summoned from Washington to appear befere the United States grand jury in Oklahoma in regard to the strip opening frauds. PRESIDENT PEIXOTO, of Brazil, is now an absolute dictator, and his ministers act only on his direct orders. M. CASIMIR-PERIER has formally presented the new ministry to President Carnot. COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY EckELS has made his annual report, giving facts and figures regarding the financial situation in this country. J. J. VAN ALEN, whose appointment as ambassador to Italy called out so much unfavorable criticism, has written to the president declining to accept the place. TREASURY officials look upon Gov Waite's new coinage scheme as visionary. JAMES WINCK, leader of the gang who held up and robbed a St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern express train at Oliphant, Ark., about a month ago, has at last been captured. GOVERNMENT papers in Germany are advising the ministry to take the sternest measures to choke off the growing sentiment in favor of socialism in the empire. THERE was almost a riot in London on the 3d when the anarchists defied law and the police and gathered in Trafalgar square in spite of the orders for them not to do so, which had been issued. NEAR Mehoopany station, Pa., two "wildeat" coal and freight trains coming east had a smash-up. The engine pulling the second train telescoped the caboose of the other. injuring the conductor and a brakeman severely. THE State bank of Julesburg, Col., has made an assignment. A large number of people had small deposits in the bank. REPUBLICANS of Chicago nominated Acting Mayor George B. Swift for mayor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mayor Harrison. and the democrats named John P. Hopkins. SINCE the cold weather set in there has been a return of la grippe to Minneapolis, Minn, and during the past week several hundred cases have been reported.
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Colorado. The Wheeler bank at Manitou reopened on the 1st. Burlington, in Eastern Colorado, has just had completed a $10,000 flour mill. Governor Waite has removed F.A. Raynold from the board of penitentiary commissioners on the ground that his bank has had state funds on deposit. Judge Rising at Denver has decided that the warrants issued for supplies for the legislature three years ago must pe paid, although they were Irregular and excessive. The state coal mine inspector, Mr. Reed, has advised the striking miners at New Castle not to concede the reduction demanded by the company, and they have agreed to hold out for better terms. Ex-Governor Eaton has a large force of men engaged enlarging the capacity of the Larimer and Weld canal in the northern portion of Colorado. He expects to fherease the capacity of the canal to 1,500 feet per second. Governor Walte has appointed I. D. Chamberiain of Pueblo as member of the penitentiary board in place of Lieutenant Governor Nichols, whose term has expired. Mr. Chamberlain is editor of the Coming Crisis, a Populist organ. Serious trouble is said to be brewing at the state penitentiary. Complaints having been made against Warden McLister by his subordinates be has taken the bull by the horns and discharged his deputy, Bruce, who is a son-In-law of Governor Walte. Plateau Valley, north of Grand Junetion, contains about 75,000 acres of rich land, 50,000 of It under Irrigation canal. This valley wants settlers and enterprise to develop it, and above all It needs a road to connect it with Grand Junetion. Train No. 63 was wrecked half a mile above the depot at New Castle at 1 o'clock Wednesday morning. Two care are telescoped and six are off the track in all shapes. The train crew is all safe. The wreck train has been sent for. The failure of the air-brakes to work is given as the cause of the wreck. From the annual report of the commissioner of Internal revenue, which was made public this week, It appears that in the ColoradoWyoming district, of which James M. Freeman was the collector, he last year collected revenues aggregating the sum of $370,138.94 of which Colorado alone paid all but $96,435.49. Near La Jara, In the San Luis Valley, a farmer named John Shawcroft this year raised 3,000 bushels of Indian Club and Chill wheat, averaging 50 bushels to the acre. He commenced farming In the San Luis Valley several years ago on A few hundred dollars' capital: now he is worth $15,000, the result of wheat-raising. While assisting to unload a earload of minIng timbers in the lower end of the Midland yards in Leadville Friday, a Hungarian named Urmak was fatally injured. A support at which be was chopping with an AIR suddenly gave way and the logs rolled over him, crushing out his life. He leaves a wife and family. The State Bank at Julesburg closed its doors December 9. Oscar Liddle, who is cashier, made an assignment of all property, both real and personal, to Peter Peterson. While It was not unexpected, still quite a number of people are caught for small amounts. It is not expected that It will Involve other business houses. An Italian was instantly killed and frightfully mangled by failing to the bottom of a coal shaft at Chandler, Monday morning. A coal camp A few miles south of Canon City. In company with some friends he was standIng around the mouth of the pit, not knowIng that the cage was suspended above them. When the cage started down It struck the unfortunate man on the head and hurled him to the bottom of the shaft, 475 feet deep. There is excitement in educational circles at New Castle. Recently the school board requested the resignation of Professor Purdy on account of differences as to maintaining
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THE LATEST. THE dowager duchess of St. Albans is dead. THE earl of Warwick died at Warwick castle recently after a long illness. JUDGE WINTERS, at Indianapolis, has settled the Iron Hall controversy by making the receivership permanent, and has ordered the funds distributed. LEDRU GUTHRIE has been summoned from Washington to appear befere the United States grand jury in Oklahoma in regard to the strip opening frauds. PRESIDENT PEIXOTO, of Brazil, is now an absolute dictator, and his ministers act only on his direct orders. M. CASIMIR-PERIER has formally presented the new ministry to President Carnot. COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY EckELS has made his annual report, giving facts and figures regarding the financial situation in this country. J. J. VAN ALEN, whose appointment as ambassador to Italy called out SO much unfavorable criticism, has written to the president declining to accept the place. TREASURY officials look upon Gov Waite's new coinage scheme as visionary. JAMES WINCK, leader of the gang who held up and robbed a St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern express train at Oliphant, Ark., about a month ago, has at last been captured. GOVERNMENT papers in Germany are advising the ministry to take the sternest measures to choke off the grow ing sentiment in favor of socialism in the empire. THERE was almost a riot in London on the 3d when the anarchists defied law and the police and gathered in Trafalgar square in spite of the orders for them not to do so, which had been issued. NEAR Mehoopany station, Pa.. two "wildeat" coal and freight trains coming east had a smash-up. The engine pulling the second train telescoped the caboose of the other. injuring the conductor and a brakeman severely. THE State bank of Julesburg, Col., has made an assignment. A large number of people had small deposits in the bank. REPUBLICANS of Chicago nominated Acting Mayor George B. Swift for mayor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mayor Harrison. and the democrats named John P. Hopkins. SINCE the cold weather set in there has been a return of la grippe to Minneapolis, Minn, and during the past week several hundred cases have been reported.
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NEGRO answering the description A Roslins Julian, the assassin of Judge of Estopinal, of New Orleans, is under ar rest in Alabama. THE white performers on San Fran 8 variety stage have formed cisco's union against the recognition of the negro. THE custom house receipts this fiscal have fallen off $23,589,830, and the year internal revenue receipts $7,666,678 as compared with last year. THE expenditures on account of pensions during the present fiscal year amount to $59,481,572, as against $65, 481,795 for the same time last year. THE expenditures under the head of "war" this year have been $6,169,133, and under the head of "navy" $1,913,289 of greater than for the first five months last year. THE receipts of the government for month of November were $23,979, the 401, and the expenditures $31,302,026. THE total amount of national bank circulation outstanding November 30 $208,850,288, an increase in circulation was since November 30, 1892, of $85, 330,960. and a decrease since October 31, 1893, of $363 378. THE Haymarket theater at Halstead Madison streets, Chicago, caught and fire, and in about an hour the theater the was entirely ruined while stores proper in front were badly damaged and the offices were destroyed. MISS LEE WRITE, a society belle who prided herself on her athletic powers, died at Princeton, Ky., in great agony from a strain received in carrying a barrel of bacon on a wager. d Six months extension of time has le been granted the Credite Mobiliare by o the Tribunal Di Commercial at Rome. n ON account of attacks upon M. t Etienne in La Petite Republique by M. Millerand, a duel has been fought in which the latter was slightly 11 wounded. THE railroad depotat Vine Hill, Ala. t together with the office of the Vine Hill Lumber Co., was destroyed by an eincendiary fire. F. M. Frederickson, cpresident of the lumber company, was to rasleep in the office and was burned e death. AT Tiffin, O., the works of the Amera ican Crayon Co. burned. Loss, $40,000. d It was the largest of three in this counke try. JUDGE WINTERS at Indianapolis, has by to settled the Iron Hall controversy le making the receivership permanent. at and has ordered the funds distributed. LEDRU GUTHRIE has been summoned ed from Washington to appear Oklahoma before the United States grand jury in at in regard to the strip opening frauds on JAMES WINCK, leader of the gang his held up and robbed a St. Louis er. who Iron Mountain & Southern express train at Oliphant, Ark. about a month ed ago, has at last been captured. THERE was almost a riot in London of the 3d when the anarchists deflect in on on law and the police and gathered Trafalgar square in spite of the orders beer he for them not to do so, which had he a issued. NEAR Mehoopany station, Pa., two as "wildcat" coal and freight trains go he east had a smash-up. The engine th pulling ing the second train telescoped the con enboose of the other. injuring ng' vor ductor and a brakeman severely. THE State bank of Julesburg. larg Col. has made an assignment. A of has number of people had small deposit in the bank. een SINCE the cold weather set in the Min been a return of la grippe to aphas neapolis, Minn, and during have the bee pas week several hundred cases the y in reported. MRS. RUSSELL and eldest daughte death o d. were frozen to their ans 13 years woods, three miles from followe hom the Pine City, Minn. They cat vick near horse till lost, and failing to a him could not reach home again, now ters perished. AT Glendale, Mont. a snowslide cab crushing and burying a at precurred, occupied by Nicholas Bergstrom and thr dent consisting of his wife of I family, children. Bergstrom and two Eckchildren were killed. ving THE grain elevator. 22,000 bushels nantwo livery stables, thirty-fi elect horses, wheat, three freight ears, the were ment plant and six other buildings by fi it so stroyed at Corsicana, Tex., insuran itten Loss estimated at $100,000; one-half.
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Colorado. Idaho Springs has a band of eighteen pleces. Burlington, in Eastern Colorado, has just had completed a $10,000 flour mill. The coke ovens at Crested' Butte are running to their full capacity. Sheriff Lovell of Yuma county was assaulted by foot-pads while in Denver recently and he was severely hurt, but the robbers were scared off before getting any booty. Thomas and Herman Chase and Freeman Chase, their cousin, have been arrested for murdering Asa P. Beam, postmaster at Lansing. A detective who has been working on the case claims to have good evidence against them. It is circumstantial. Gunnison county reports shipments of 25,000 fat beef cattle during this year, netting about $260,000. One stockman, named William Bnyder, shipped a whole train load of sixteen cars last week. This from one of Colorado's mining counties. Crooked Creek, six miles east of Buena Vista, is assuming some importance as a mining camp. The velns are reported to be large and well-defined, between granite and quartzite walls. Ore taken from the different claims will run from 83 to $150 per ton. Colorado College has just received a gift of 87,750 from Mr. Henry Cutler, of North WIIbraham, Massachusetts. Mr. Cutler is one of the trustees of the college and one of its oldest friends, and has always been a liberal contributor to this Institution. After him Cutler academy was named. The State Bank at Julesburg closed Its doors December 2. Oscar Liddle, who is cashier, made an assignment of all property, both real and personal, to Peter Peterson. While it was not unexpected, still quite a number of people are caught for small amounts. It is not expected that It will In. volve other business houses. George Richardson, a miner employed at a the Loveland coal mine, near Golden, sustained what will probably be fatal injuries Wednesday forenoon. He was setting off a blast in one of the stopes, and, while dea scending a manhole to get out of its way, a rope broke and precipitated him to the bottom of the shaft, a depth of thirty feet. He was at once taken to his home and medical aid summoned. On examination It. was found that his back was broken. The prospects for his recovery are considered to be doubtful , indeed. A Denver company proposes to make cement out of stag. The patent applied for is for "Disintegrating furnace slag." The disf integrated slag contains all the elements of k Portland cement. The slage is taken from the d furnace in a liquid state and is poured into = pits prepared for the purpose, charged with the Anthony process. In this process is concealed the sucret upon which Mr. Anthony bases his claim for a patent. During the subsequert cooling process the perfect disintegration occurs, resulting in the obtainment of a fine white palpable powder. An after process converts the slag into Portland cement.
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Colorado I Burlington, In Enstern Co'orado, has just had completed a $10,000 flour mill. I Crooked Creek, six miles east of Buena Vista, is assuming some Importance as a minIngr camp. The velds afe reported to be large and well-defined, between granite and quartzite walls. Ore taken from the different claims will run from 83 to $150 per ton. Near La Jara, in the San Luis Valley, a farmer named John Shaweroft this year raised 3,000 bushels of Indian Club and Chill wheat. averaging 50 Lushels to the acre. He commenced farming In the San Littis Valley several years ago on a few hun Ired dollars' capital: now he is worth 815,000, the result of wheat-raising. The State Bank at Julesburg closed its doors December 2. Oscar Liddle, who is cashier, made an assignment of all property, both real and personal, to Peter Peterson. While it was not unexpected, still quite a number of people are caught for small amounts. It is not expected that It will involve other business houses. Denver Markets-Eggs, ranch 26e, state 24c; butter. best creamery 25@26c. dairy 19c; hay, upland baled $11(08$12. second bottom $7(@$8.50; alfalfa $7.00; oats, $1.00@$1.10; potatoes 95@$1.05; cattle, choice steers $3.00 @3.30, cows $2.00@$2.30. native feeders $2.50 @$2.75; hogs, choice $5.35; spring chickens 2.00@$3.50 per doz. turkeys 12c. A Denver company proposes to make cement out of slag. The patent applied for is for "Disintegrating furnace Blag." The disintegrated elag contains all the elements of Portland cement. The alag is taken from the furnace in a liquid state and is poured into pita prepared for the purpose, charged with the Anthony process. In this process is concealed the sucret upon which Mr. Anthony bases his claim for a patent. During the subsequent cooling process the perfect disin. tegration occurs, resulting in the obtainment of a fine white palpable powder. An after process converts the slag into Portland cement.