The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-02
NEWS IN GENERAL.

| NEWS IN GENERAL.
London-A dispatch from Shanghai to a
news agency here says that China expects
Russia is pressing Japan to Immediately
| evacuate that territory.
San Francisco-The steamer Gaelic ar
rived this morning from the Orient, day
ahead OF time. She did not touch at Homo
lulu She was Immediately placed in quar-
antine.
Reno-C. P. Huntington arrived here last
nignt. he SAID that the Southern Pacific
was out OF politics. but if any candidate
announces that he intends to cinch the road
they will fight him and try to defeat him.
but they will do it openly.
Woonsocket. r. I.-Fire, which started in
the river Spinning companys dye and pick
partments and the flames have spread to
the store house, where there is 500 900
| worth of stock.
Halifax, N. S.-Advices received here this
morning from North Sidney state that the
Britisn steamer Cauna from Montreal is
ashore at the entrance to that harbor and
| is in bad position.
London-A Berlin dispatch to the St.
James Gazette says that a squadron Of
German war vessels have been ordered to
| Swallow and that the Catholic missions in
the District OF Shantuag have been placed
under German protection.
New York-Cornelius Donovan, a printer
81 years OF age. No. 81 Cherry street, found
his wife drunk on his arrival home on Tues
day night last. He beat her brutally and at
o'clock this morning the woman died The
physician who had been called to attend
the woman, expressed the opinion that She
had died from the effects Of a beating and
Donovan was arrested on charge of homi-
eide.
Father Point, Que.-The steamship Angel
man, OF the Dominion line, from Liverpool
crew of the Mariposa aboard. She reports
the Marlposas position unchanged and the
crew busy saving the cargo. The weather
is moderate and settled.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY before D. m. appli-
cation was made to Judge Bradley, of the
supreme court of the District of Columbia
for writ of habeas corpus IN the case 81
Major Armes, arrested by order Of Acting
Secretary of War Schofeld. and a writ was
ordered returnable forthwith,
Chicago--The Globe Lithographing and
Printing Company, assigned this morning.
to Hiram B. Thompson. The assets are
$4,000 and liabilities $4,000 Failure to
make collections caused the assignment
nah, Ca, says: Carl Henkins a truck farm
er, cut his wife's throat last night. The
woman three days ago gave birth to child
of such dark complexion that Henkins saws
its father was negro.
Washington-The department of state is
advised of the receipt at the sub-treasurv
New York of the sum of $1,445, 142 TO- gold
coin, which has been placed to the credit
of the secretary of state in payment of the
Mora claim. The difference between this
sum and the $1,449,OoO indicates the cost Of
the exchange.
London--Lieut. Col Wales Wilkin. K. T.
alderman for the Lime street ward. was to-
day elected Lord Mayor of London for the
ensuing year, to succeed the Right Hon. Sir
Joseph Renolds. Sir Walter was elected al
derman in 1888 and sheriff in 1892.
Newburgh. N. Y The chief of the fire de-
partment has received a call for help from
norh or hers sm al abSn eight miles
at noon today. The Exchange Hotel and
surrounding buildings are burning and the
whole village is threatened A steamer has
left here on special train for the scene
Chi, Ghicago.Before leaving this city for
OF New York, general secretary of the new
ly formed Irish national alliance, an
n Iho that the national headquarters of
week at 81 West Thirteenth street, New
York city.
serve today is $94, 1863 61S, subject to deduc-
ton of 81, 800 900 withdrawn yesterday for ex-
the day was 700.
re LiGyerpoolmL9ke Carman, who gave his
T Tbmredev as -, on,cago, was arrested on
on board the steamer Cephalonia for Bos-
ton: In the police court today he was
ManorH Hamilton, county of Leitrim, Ire
land. The girl was charged with larceny
They were remanded to the Manor aml-
ton court.
San Francisco-An enormous amount of
work has been accomplished at the Ingle-
side race course during the past week and
the officers of the Pacific Jockey Club are
now confident that everything will be in
readiness for the opening day of Saturday,
Nov. 2.
Pittsburgh two horse wagon belonging
to Scribner and Smiths circus was struck
by Pan Handle passenger train at Hud-
sons crossing, near Carnegie, early this
morning. The wagon was demolished and
The names of the men were Andrew Brady
and Melville Essimine. Their bodies were
frightfully mangled.
Berrin-The Kleine Journal asserts that
the immediate resignation of NJ DeWitte,
Russian minister of finance, is assured.
Glasgow-The British steamer Wallachia
bound from this port for Trinidad, struck
the rocks on Beacon Perch, in the Clyde.
yesterday and bounded off and sunk. All
on board were saved
Buffalo-H. S. Fischer, manager of the
Cleveland and Buffalo line, states this
morning that the steamer State of New
York is safe, having weathered the gale of
Saturday night and yesterday.
Erie, Pa.-The Evening Herald the lead
ing afternoon paper of Northwestern Penn
sylvania began this afternoon receiving the
full leased wire service of the United Press,
having discarded that of the Chicago Asso-
ciated Press
Washington-The official order retiring
Gen. Schofield and appointing Gen. Miles
his successor, will probably be issued from
the war department some time today.
Lebanon-Anthony Foster a German,
aged A. shot and probably fatally wounded
Jealousy is assigned as the cause.
Atlantic City-Harry Wright, the famous
baseball manager, who is i'll at the SANTA
rum, had sudden attack of heart failure
this morning. He remained unconscious for
a while but rallied later on.
Washington-Secretary Herbert will leave
Washington for Alabama on Wednesday.
He goes south to deliver several speeches
on the currency question.
New York-Chas. Groe. assistant cashier
of the New York Herald, who absconded
on July II with $4,000 and who was cap
tured last Saturday at Burlington, VT, was
today arraigned before Judge Fitzgerald
and remanded.
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