Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-07
latest frnm the Wires.

Jack Ashton, the pugilist, died last night
in Bellevue Hospital, New York, OF deli
rum trenleHs
A great anti-Semitic meeting was held in
Paris last evening under the supervision
of the Libre Parole group. The Marquis
de Mores was the principal speaker. He
soon stirred mp such tumult that the po-
lice cleared the hall.
1t is stated that the passenger-elevato
manufacturers of the country have or
ganized trust, the purpose being 20 fix
and control prices for passenger-elevators.
The number of firms interested is not
known. but the indications are that Bos-
ton, Detroit, and Chicago houses are inter
ested. The country is said to be divided
among the various companies in the COM
bine. and each does tile business Of its own
territory thus marked out.
The official figures of the late election
in Wyoming are as follows: Electors
John n. Barlow. Repu blican, S,454; J. c.
DYER. Republican, 1888; W. A. Fitzpatrick.
Republican, $500; William Hinton, Popu-
list 7.722: William II. Richardson, Popu-
list 1900: S. L. Sealy, Populist. 1872
Ella &. Recker, Prohibtionist. 494 A. n.
Page. Prohibitionist. $50. For Congress-
Henry w. Coffee. Democrat. s,555; q. -.
Clark. Republican. 1894. Governor-John
+. Osborn, Democrat 9,29O; Edward Ivin-
son, Republican. 1909: William Blown,
Prohibitionist, 42l.
The Democratic and POpulist members
of the Montana House of Representatives
have come to an understanding in regard
10 the celebrated "Box-Elder" precinct
case Hamilton, the Democrat. will be
seated not later than next Wednesday.
With him seated the Democrats will have
thirty-six members, Just majority of the
whole Legislature without the aid of the
Populists. The Republicans have gwen
up the fight on senator and will content
themselves with compllmenting Sanders
with their votes. The Democratic contest
for Sanders's shoes IS becoming bitter.
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Satoll,
Rev. DIR. Garrigan. vice-rectOr of the Cath
olic University Vicar-General McFaul, OF
Trenton. aud Rev. DIR. MagnIen. of ST. Ma
RVS Seminary, Joined the students at
Epiphsny Apostolic College, Baltimore,
vesterdayI IN celebrating the insti-
tution's patronal feast-day. Archbishop
SatolH and Rev. DR.. Garrigan came
over from Washington in the morn
ing and Immediately after the exercises
returned TO the university. Cardinal
Gibbons introduced the distinguished
guests to the fifty young aspirants for the
The negroes. After dinner the boys enter
tanned their guests with well-acted play.
The priests and laymen of the Catholic
Church IN the Archdiocese of Baltimore
have been so impressed By the views OF
Archbishop Ireland on the school question
that some of them are considering
the advisabllity of submitting q pro
position TO the city authorities, pro
yided the Cardinal agrees to their
plans. A circular which embodies. the
views of Archbishop Ireland has been
distributed among the clergy. IL the
Catholics of Baltimore decide TO make a
propositlon to the city authorities they
NAV adopt Archbishop Ireland's plan
as a basis, or they may offer TO let
the city take the parochial schools
as a part OF the oablic-school system with
out q stipulation that religion shall be
taught during OF after school hours. Re-
ligious instruction would thea be given IN
Sunday schools only. Nothing definite
has been determined upon. The only facts
AT present are that the circular has been
distributed aud that the subject is under
consideration.