The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-09-18
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Washington-Secreta Morton's order
OF July % ordering all horse meat export
ed from the United States to be packed in
barrels and plainly labelled and also re-
curing certificate to accompany all
beef offered for transportation has been
mod1ned so to take effect October 9Th and
not Sept. 9Th.
Los Angeles, CaL-The Daily Journal
says that an application will be made
in the United States court for the ap-
pofntment OF receiver for the San Diego
Land and Town company, a Boston cor
poration of 100000 capital the owners
OF 10000 acres of land at National City,
the National City and Otay railway and
pipe system which supplies National City
with lrrlgating and domestic water.
Boston-The Union Pacific statement
Tor July Co. r. and N. and U. P. D. and G.
excluded) gives the gross earnings of ST.
S69.1S3 increase $200, 304; net $679, 724; in
crease. $241 1881.
Washington-Prof C. v. Riley, former
ly the entomologist of the agricultural de-
partment, was thrown from his bicycle
this morning and received injuries which
may prove fatal
Cfncinnati-The immense six-story bull
ding occupied by the vinegar works of ].
+ Weller and Co. on Vine and Water streets
burned this. morning; loss, $4,000, of
which 100000 is on stock and $4,000 on
building. Insured.
Brussels-Captain Lothaire, at Whose
order the British trader Stokes was hung
| IN the Congo country, has been recalled to
| Brussels to give an explanation of the
| execution of Stokes.
New York-In the amateur athletic
| games in the finals of the 10O-yard sprint
| Wefers and Crum by a yard and a half
Time, 10 seconds.
Hazelton, Pa.-Tole Lasaw was stabbed
nd Inv, 20
tally wounded at Lattimer last night.
The murder was blooded. There is
no clue to the perpetrators of the crime
but 1T is believed to have been the work
OF Italian desperadoes, two of whom are
now in custody.
Columbus. Ohio-The Columbus San
dusky and Hooking Valley railway was
| sold at receivers sale at Bucyrus today.
1T was bid in by George w. Sinks and D.
B. Hatch of this city, who represent the
pure syndicate. The sum paid was
| $4l0OOOO, much more than was expected;
eastern capitalists bidding well up on the
| property.
New York-Preparations were made
| yesterday for the breaking up of Dodd
Camp, where Gen. Harrison has been for
the past two months. This afternoon
the ex-president and the entire party
will take the Adirondack 4 Montreal ex-
press for New York, where they will re-
| main until Monday afternoon, when they
will go to indianapolis
| Calumet, M1ch.-This is funeral day in
| Calumet Ten Of the victims of the Os-
| ceola fire were buried yesterday and the
| inferred today. Every hearse in the
! county has been pressed into service
! and the mines are idle, the miners being
| kept busy going from one funeral to an
| other.
| Wheeling, Va.-The health authorities
have the smallpox situation we'll in hand.
| Today no more new cases were reported
and there are "a cases altogether Mar
tins Ferry, Bridgeport and Bellaire, sub
urban towns lying on the west side of the
river, have guaranteed against Wheeling
as well as a number Of small towns
throughout the state
| Pierre S. D. Yesterday afternoons
session of the w. c. T. U. was taken
| up with the reports of the district Of
| hcers, who had arrived, and with dis
| cussions of methods Of promoting the
work. Last evenings session was
taken up with addresses of welcome by
| leading citizens.
Paris-The Eclaire publishes dis
patches from Madagascar which assert
that 5000 French soldiers have died in
Madagascar since the French expedition
| began operations against the Hovas. The
| dispatch also says it is not likely that
| Antananarivo, the Hova capital, will be
occupied by the French before spring.
st. Louis-Lees Bros. & Co., wholesale
| dry goods made an assignment this
| afternoon in favor of the National Bank
| Of the Republic. No statements of LA
| bilities or assets are given.
Mays Landing, N. 1.-THE forest fires
Do dc
which are now in blaze. Great damage
| Is probable.
Pttsburg, Pa.-Miss Agnes F. Watson,
| the first woman lawyer who has ever
| passed the examination for admission to
the Allegheny bar, was today admitted
to practice N the different courts of AL
| egheny county.
New Orleans, La.-Prof L. w. Ger
hardt, the athletic Instructor of the
Southern Athletic Club, and Mike Macs
ii, of this city, nave signed articles of
agreement to wrestle before the Olympic
Club for purse of $500 and a side bet Of
$500 each on Oct. 16. The match will be
decided by the best Two out of three falls
at catchy weights and catch-as-catch can
Washington-The treasury gold reserve
is stated today at 500, 632, 544, subject to a
net reduction of So, 800, 900 as the result of
withdrawals and deposits of gold at New
York yesterday Corrected official re-
ports received at the treasury this MORN
ing from Assistant Treasury Jordon
place the total gold withdrawn yesterday
at $3,4OO,OOO and the total deposits at ST.
100000
Dayton, Ohio-Wesley A. Boyd, who
Thursday night murdered Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Burns who had befriended him, by
stabbing her five times, and was bound
over to the grand jury without bail by
Police Judge DAILY, committed suicide in
his cell by tying one end of sheet around
an iron bar and the other around his
neck and then jumping from the cot in
the cell this morning.
Cricket Grounds, Philadelphia - Play
was resumed at II :05 o'clock this morn
ing in the international intercollegiate
cricket match. In yesterdays play the
Cambridge and Oxford team had scored
284 in their first inning and the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania when stumps
were drawn had lost four wickets for
total of SO. Coales and Patterson
were first at bat this morning and were
caught out after having made three and
two respectively. making the score 43
for six wickets.
Vincennes, Ind.-A sensation was Great
ed last evening in this section by the ex-
humation of the body of Cornelius Organ,
well-to-do farmer Of Allison. Ill, across
the river, whose death occurred about
three weeks ago. The body was taken up
at the instigation of "a resident petition