The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-27
AROUND THE WORLD.

AROUND THE WORLD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-The govern
ment is preparing to submit the hnal
in the case against Fresl-
dent Debs, of the A. X. u, Sept. 70. at
Chicago.
Colon. COLUMBIA, Sept. 21-.-1t is
officially announced here that DR.. Rafael
Nunez. president of the republic OF
Columbia, died on Tuesday morning OF
gastric fever.
PORTLAND, ORE, Sept. 23.-The most
disastrous fire in the history of this city
broke out to-day in the dock of the
Pacific Coast Elevator company and
ragged for three hours, destroying prop
erty valued at nearly $1,oOO,OOO.
SCRANTON Pa, Sept. 23.-T. V. Pow
derby, the ex-labor leader, will be form
ally admitted to the bar Of LackaWanna
County tomorrow He has about de-
termined to open a law Office in New
York city and live there.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-The "Graphic" in
an article on the war in the far east
says that in view of the activity of the
Russians at VladivOstock and elswhere
the eastern fleet, under the command
of Admiral Freemantle, ought to be
reinforced.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 24.-In an
interview this afternoon Col. Breckln-
ridge said that he intended to remain
here and practice law at the Lexington
bar. He says he has more friends here
than at any other place and proposes to
live for the balance Of his days at his
old home.
ST. CLOUD. MINI, Sept 2l.-Supt.
w. E. Lee, Of the refOrmatOry, and
Director Cooper, returned this noon
from a trip through Wisconsin, Illinois
and Ohio, to investigate proper en-
plOyment for cOnvicts. They will
make their report to the board and rec
ommend as new industry the manu-
facture of wOOdenware.
ST.. PETERsBERG, Sept. 54.-A dis
patch received here says that Chinese
mob has attacked one of the Siberian
stations in the Uszuri country and
killed eight Russians who essayed to
defend the station. The government
NAV make this as preteXt to lntefere
in the COrean struggle between CHINA
and Japan.
TOXIC, Sept. 22.-An official dispatch
received here from the headquarters OF
the japanese fleet says the latter, at
t 1 o'clock in the afternoon of Sept. To-.
met eleven Chinese Warships and six
torpedo boats thirty-five miles north
east of Hal Yang Tao, with the result
that four of the Chinese ships were
9 sunk and one was burned. The dis
q patch adds that the Japanese fleet Sus-
:, tanned no damage.
e ALTOONA, Iowa, Sept, pa cyclone
! passed through this country about 8
- o'clock last night. So far as reported
g Is people are killed and 80 injured
d severalof them fatally. The little town
n of Cylinder. 20 miles west of this place
+ on the Milwaukee road, it is reported
y was literally swept from the face OF
p the earth. About Is miles north OF
y that place a family named Goulden
s four in number, were all killed.
IT LARNED, KAN, Sept 2O.-Ray Vau
l. CHAN, aged fourteen years, PLEADED
If guilty to the charge of grand larceny II
W Judge Van Divers court this morning
y and received a most unique sentence
u 1t was: Six months attending the cit!
is schools. and if without an excuse HI
m absented himself from school he is to b.
~ taken into custody by the sheriff ant
u incarcerated in the county jail for tn
IN full period named in the sentence.
~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 21-Mr. Juli
20 Rengifo, charge d'atfaires OF the Col
O. umbian legation, says that Preslden
Nunes was generally regarded as tn
ablest and most patriotic statesman Q
W the republic. His residence IN tn
lp United States as consular officer
H. wears ago, had given him close &C
If uuaintance with the affairs OF TIL
Government, and he had used his lnf1u
II ence to model his own government ate
or that of the United States. The charg
re d'affaires does not anticipate troubl
If over the succession.
i0 GLYNDON. MINI. Sept. 25.-Prair
III fires were raging this afternoon and tt
ed night, and were stopped at the edge
at the village by great effort. Repor
n from the southerly neighborhOOds tie
~ of immense destruction of hay an
Gu grain stacks and some buildings. VI
nd lent winds caused the flames to defy
.al ordinary protection, leaping rallWs
to tracks roads, plowed fields and stream
w MANY ties were burned in the Gre
as Northern roadbed. Fires are also "a
he ing in the northwestern part of Cl'
XII county.
'Oa CHRIsTIANIA, Sept. Pup to Satu
at day the results of the elections t
gs; members of the storthing, or gre
not court in 81 of the ia districts we
Of known. Of these 62 districts, "a retu
VI Radicals. In only IA of the distric
Ver thus far heard from were members
the the Right elected. The Right lost thr
'ty- seats in the city of Trondhjem, b
,th gained a like number in the rural d