The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-23


| city.
Pittsburg, Pa.-The annual meeting of
| the Pittsburg junction Railroad Com
pany was held here today. The gross
receipts for the year ending June 80, 1895,
| receipts, $213, 1927; increase, $3o, 26O. OF.
President Thos. M. King and the former
board Of directors were reelected.
Lockport N. Y.-Last night the wife Of
George Rhode, an employee of the Lock-
port Paper Company. gave birth to trip
let's, two boys and a girl The father is
German and the mother English. and
they will name the babies William, in
honor of the German emperor; Victoria.
for England'S queen, and Grover, in def
erence to the president of the United
States.
Allentown Pa.-The Crane Iron Works
today made the second voluntary in
crease of 10 per cent in wages Of their
400 employees within few months.
Rome-The Don Chisiotte della Mancia
mewspapeD announces that the report that
the King Melonk. OF Ahyssinia. has been
confirmed
Washington, D. C.-The comptroller of the
currency has declared a third dividend OF
10 per cent in favor of the creditors of the
First National Bank Of Dayton. Tenn
Comptroller Eckels, who has been absent in
Europe for six weeks, resumed his duties
at the treasury department today.
manufacture of aluminium has acquired
water privileges at the Falls of the Clyde.
Oswego, N Y-Eight and three-tenths
inches of snow fell here last night: Many
shade and fruit trees We're broken down by
the weight of the beautiful. 1t is fast dis
appearing.
Montreal-Michael Vidal, at one time a
member of congress from the state of Lou
| isiana, and for some years editor of La
Patrie, this city, was found dead in his bed
yesterday.
| Altoona, Pa.-The mining situation in the
mountain region. extending from this city
| to Johnstown is nearly so serious this
morning as was anticipated. From authen-
| tic sources 1t is learned that apout one
| thousand men out, and at least 4,OOQ
| are at work as usual.
Des Moines, Iowa-Homer d. Cope, the
famous elocutionist, formerly with Law
renee Barretts company, died yesterday at
Mount Pleasant.
Rome N. Y.-Charles Oscar Yale, a bank
lock expert and well known American safe
manufacturer, died at his home last even
ing in his Goth year. He was for 20 years
in the employ of the Herring Safe Company
of New York, as a lock expert.
Rome-The pope gave an audience today
to the grand duke and grand duchess Con-
stantine. of Russia, and Princess Vera, OF
Wurtemburg.
Berlin-The emperor was the chief figure
at two memorial functions today, the con-
secration of the painted windows in the
Emperor Frederick memorial church. and
the unwilling of the monument to the men,
DRY of the kaiser's grandmother, the En-
press Augusta.
Hagerstown, Md:-There was a Sunday
tragedy near Eakles mills, on the road
leading to Locust Grove. William Lands,
AZ years old. shot his wife in the temple,
and, believing her to be dead, killed him
self. Mrs. Lands is expected to die at any
minute Lands married the woman he shot
several years ago.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Albert W. Woodley will
not hang tomorrow. Gov. Hastings has
granted second respite in his case extend
ing the time until Tuesday, Nov. 26. The
case will be presented to the pardon board
Nov. 10.
Washington. D. C.-Chef Justice Fuller
in the United States supreme court today
announced the advancement on the calen-
dar for early hearing of numerous cases,
mostly appeals in criminal cases, in which
the United States is party.
Nunda n. "a violent wind storm Wis
tied this place Saturday night, blowing at
the rate of 40 miles an hour, bringing snow
storm, and Sunday there was six inches of
the beautiful on the ground
day morning and has continued steadily
here and in the western part of the island
ever since Forecasts indicate that the CEN
ter of the cyclone will cross the land near
MantanZas today
Columbus Ohio-Mrs Clinton B. Tiske.
of New York, was today reelected president
Of the Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the NJ. L. church. committee was APP
Mrs. ex-President Hay es, at Delaware,
Ohio. Mrs. Hayes was the first president of
the society.
Standardization Andrew Burleigh of the
Northern Pacific railway, returned from
New York last night. He declined to impart
ship muddle or as to what will be his atti-
tude towards the receivers for the East
ern end of the road Mess tsaa Bigelow and
Federal Judge Hanford concerning the
suit of his trip.
collision yesterday with the American ship
Alameda just arrived here from Vancouver
at the entrance to this harbor. The stem
of the Indrani was badly twisted and she
was locked for repairs. The Alameda was
cut down several feet below the water line.
and she was run aground to prevent her
sinking.
Washington, D. C.-Tom Windle the Hoo
Slor Wneel0dn VINO IS milking lHe TOUR OIL
the United States bicycle, arrived here
last night: He is in the midst Of riding and
pushing his wheel around the country.
keeping as close as possible to the coast
and international boundary line, and he
proposes to accomplish the journey in 300
days, so he says. 1t is estimated that the
Journey will cover q 600 miles, thus oblg-
ing him to travel an average of Y miles
day.
Berlin-A dispatch from Dirschau, Pol
ish Prussia. says that ten children were
burned to death on Sunday in a house in
Preussich Stargard, in which they were con-
fined.
Hagerstown, Md.-The first woman ever
performing the marriage ceremony in
Washington county was. the Rev. Miss
Laura E. Grossnckle; who married Miss
at Napleville, Saturday. The Rev. Miss
Grossnickle is native of Washington
county and was ordained a minister in the
German Baptist Brethren Ounkard) church
in Ohio.
Saratoga, NJ Y.-Ex-President Harrison
left town last night on the south-bound mid
night train, presumably for New York.
New York-A Managua. Nicaragua, spe
cial says: Owing to the severe cold weather
most of the crops have been ruined. A de-
ing countries imported by the national road
or steamers shall pay no freight charges.
Oscoda Mich.-Nothing has been heard of
the tug Petrol, and her owners have given
of eight persons went to the bottom with
her.
Carlinville, Ill.-Myers, Frost and Bryant
who were on trial here for the murder Of
or,1 EnUinoer nh Holm