The mirror., 1894-11-01
AROUND THE WORLD.

MONTREAL. Oct. 3O.-Ex-Premier
Mercier died at $3.50 o'clock this
WASHINGTON, d. C,-The cash
balance in the treasury at the close OF
business Monday was $112, 2,7Oo,O27, OF
which S61. .4O4 ,O36 was gold reserve.
WELLS, Mimi. Oct. 29.-The bid
of O. H. Olson & Co., of Saltwater, of
S15,225 for building the waterwOrks,
was accepted today. Seven bids were
received.
SEATTLE, WASH, Oct 27.-Fourteen
bodies have been taken from the ruins
of the West hotel, and two more bodies
are thought to be in the ruins. None
of the bodies have been identified as
yet.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-It has been
determined that no troops can be used
to suppress the lawless bands in the In
dian Territory unless called on by the
courts to assist the United States mar
shals. The request for troops would
then come through the department of
justice.
POTsDAM, Oct. 29.-Prince Won Ho
henlohe visited Emperor William today
in his new capacity of chancellor of
the German empire and premier OF
Prussia. The prince then proceeded to
Berlin, to which city Herr Won Koeller,
the newly appointed minister OF the
interior, had preceded him.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 27.-The japanese
have gained a decisive victory at XII
uren, over 1900 Chinese. The enemy
fled towards An Tung. The japanese
captured a quantity OF booty, thirty
guns and 800 tents. as well as guam
! tity of provisions. The Chinese lost POO
killed. a number were wounded and
many were taken prisoners.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 3O.-The annual
report of Gov. Caleb Vest of Utah, was
published today. In it he charges the
Southern Pacific railroad with being
responsible for dumping the California
industrial army on the people OF Utah.
He says the expense to the territory for
the maintenance of Kelly and his men
was about $4,000, and unless the terri
tory is reimbursed it will sue the
Southern Pacific company.
EMPORIA. KAN, Oct. 3O-Richard
BriscOe, Of this county, runs an un-
dertaking establishment at Alien, and
has several times been arrested charged
with running ''joint,' but always
) discharged for lack of evidence. Yes
terday, however, his stOrehouse Of in
toxicants was discovered to be In the
coffins, which were arranged with false
bottoms. He was placed under $500
bond charged with violating the Muir
ray law.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 29.-The
, twenty six Chinese seamen who arrived
, on Friday from Annoy, China, on the
British steamship Ping Suey, are held
on board the steamer at Locust Point
by order of Collector Shaw. No reply
r has been received at the Custom house
: to the telegram sent to Washington on
Saturday by Collector Shaw, asking for
instructions regarding the landing OF
7 the Chinese seamen, and they will not
: be permitted to land until the authOrl-
e ties at Washington are heard from.
: ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 3O.-The fol
:, towing official bulletin was issued at 1C
f o'clock this morning:
. ''The general condition of the czal
has become considerable worse. Last
S night the splitting of blood, which began
yesterday with coughing, increased.
symptoms of congestion of the left
S lobe of the lungs have manifested them
a selves.
t. ellis majesty's condition is one OF
- danger
l. The bulletin is signed, as usual, 10y
g the physicians who are in attendance
is upon the czar.
g Sioux FALLS, S. d., Oct. 3O.-W. j
a. Magner. travelling agent for the Grea
rt Northern road. arrived in the city yes
~ terday from trip through the notherl
- part of the state. That part of tn
t. country was severely stricken with tn
id drought and the people there are Il
If destitute circumstances. In many IN
. stances Outbuildings are being pulle'
-" down to be used for fuel. One famil
er was found eating horse flesh, as it wa
ed the only meat they could obtain. MI
er Magner left last night for st. Pau
70 where he will see what can be done L
~ the way of securing cheap coal an
n wood for the sufferers. The Grea
er Northern, he says, will carry fuel t
ps these needy people free Of charge.
ed SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 27.-A fiji
in which resulted certainly in twelv
he deaths and the injury of three NOR
o, broke out in the West street house, {
~ Columbia and West streets, about
ed o'clock this morning, and at this hot
to q a. m) all the dead are burned beyon
er recognition, and the coroner decides
Il. allow the dead to remain where the
~ are in hopes that the proprietor cou
es' identify the bodies by the location (
le the remains, the hotel register beir
be saved. The flames broke out so SUI
os denly and so fiercely that the occupan
~ were taken by surprise and there was
ho wild panic, men and women jumplI
ca from the windows in all manner Of a
tire
= WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Supt. Stun
of the immigration bureau, has receive