The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-06-13

avenues The buildings for the most par.
were small structures lo'a' l''9 ''''
100000.
p,ris-C,upt Paul Chandron de Brial-
! les. head Of well-knoWh chahl'''7" - -
is dead.
dianapolis-Today marked the limit
of time allowed by the superior cOuli %
This county for the filing OF claims a-oinS.
The order of the Iron Hall. flty c'aiLiis
an HatnraI certificates. aggregatlng SoO'-
900 were allowed by the court ana ordered
noid 4 claim Of peculiar character ana
one which will not be allowed, was niei
nv Jnsanh Robinson of this city Tor 81
| He claimed to have done secret work.
Rome-A dispatch received from hlillh!
announces that Signor ferrarl' VINO Was
recently elected Il member oil me chaiilDGr
of IDENTITIES, defeating the socialist cahdl-
Iata In his district and who was shot by
unknown men during dispute Oh Mon
day week ago, is dead,
Cincinnati-Judge Judson Harmon left
for Washington today to qualify tomorrow
as attorney general of the United States.
I He will live at the Arlington.
I.ondon-The Countess of Essex, who
before her marriage was Miss Adele
Grant daughter of Mrs Beach Grant of
New York, has been accouched OF
daughter.
Cincinnati-Near Sidney. O.. there was
\ freight wreck on the Big Four today.
EigIit cars were demolished. Eght
tramps were in a car. Four escaped with
slight bruises. Ed Evans, Stephen Cod
dinger and another unknown man were
taken out dead George Brown, of La
tonia, was fatally injured.
Athens-After the election Of NJ. Zamis,
the candidate of the de Liannes party, 10
the presidency of the chamber by q vote
of 146 to IA, the members of the caDlneC
telpphOned their designations TO the king
MT TotOi. King George thereupon sum
moned NJ. Nicholas de Liannes and re-
uuested him to form new cabinet.
Breslau-The Segingoltes mine, belong
ing to Count Won DOnnersmark; IS on
fire. Out of 400 miners at work Wheh tne
fire broke ont only 40 reached the sur
face in safety. The fate of the others
Is not known as this dispatch is sent, |
but terrible disaster is apprehended.
Uomburg-Regrets have been received
from Prince Bismarck who says that his |
health will not permit him to accept the
invitation of the senate to attend the GER
pmonies at the opening of the canal at
Kiel.
Observation-Disclosures General Will
son let here at $40 this afternoon TOT
Centralia. Mo-, where he will deliver an
address on Wednesday ut the commence
ment of Central college.
Washington-A cablegram received ar
the state department today from wee,
Consul Knight at Cape Town announces
the death at that place of United States
Consul Charles Benedict. Mr.. Benedict
was from Minnesota and was appointed
N June, 1893. He was a most efficient
consular officer
South Bridge, Mass.-The strike at the
central mills was settled today. Inc
If 10 per cent, which will increase the
yeavers were given an advance OF III per
.ent in wages, which will affect the whole
'orce of 300 employees. The operatives
Il
cent next month.
Atlanta-Secretary of the loterOr Hoke.
Smith arrived here this morning from
Athens, where he has been TO visit his
family, and left at noon by he vesti5ule
rain for Washington. He had nothing to
say cOncernlgn the rumOr of his caudldIcy
o succeed Senator Gordon. who has an
bounced that he will not stand for re-
election.
Washington-Th administilt has
lecided that a United States vessel of war
should be sent to Key West for the pur-
Dose of cooperating with the revenue cut
erS in watching for flibusteriag eXpedi-
ions leaving that and other places in
florida to aid the Cuban insurgents This
lccision was reached late this afternoon
ust before Secretary Herbert's departure
or Alabama, and he concluded that the
Raleigh should be used for that purpose.
New York-The board of police commits
toners adopted resolution today dis
Missing from the police force Inspector
who was last week found
utility of eXtOrtion.
WNshington-Th Flagships San Fran
| ,
,enhagen.
Washington-A telegram to the secre-
airy of the navy announces that the Con-
ord has sailed from NagaSki to Chemul-
20.
Circleville-Col. A. Il. Colt and bonds
men arrived here from Columbus this af-
ernoon and signed a bond in three cases
# manslaughter for the victims of the
court house riot last Octo-
'er The trial has been postponed until
New York-Capt. Jack Brewer on a
wager today attempted to bring down
- out of 100 picked pigeons at the
grounds of the Parkway gun club at
parkway. l.. |. He failed in his eff
ort, the score being 81 killed at the end of
he string.
Cincinnati-AcOrding to advice received
lere from WierneruStadt. the recent
'loudburst washed away 4 number of
houses. bridges and whole streets. 1t is
added that II persons were drowned at
Schafcnbach alone and that the damage
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