The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-09
NEWS IN GENERAL.

NEWS IN GENERAL.
Havana-During the recent cyclone in the
province of Pinar del Rio alone 10 persons
were drowned and eight are missing.
East Liverpool Ohio-A combination of
broken pumps and defective mains has put
Wellsville in iminent danger of water
famine. All manufactures have been cut
off from the city mains in order to econo-
mize
Douglass. Mich.-H L. Martin, arrested
in Chicago for bank embezzlement, is well
known in this vicinity, being a brother-in-
law of Gen. r. M. Moore, the millionaire
lumberman and fruit grower. He has many
friends here and his downfall is great sur
prise.
Fresno CaI-The convention of the State
Bankers association today adopted a reso-
| luton opposing the free coinage of silver at
l6 TO ~ e .a - 80 -
| Tacoma, Wash-The engagement Of Lord
| Bennett. the eldest of the earl of Ton
| kerville, and Miss Leonora Van Marter, a
| daughter of j.. c. Van Marter, of this city,
| was announced yesterday.
Washington-The treasury gold reserve
TO-DAY is S93, OO6,S $50. a gain over yesterday of
western and southern points.
Washington.-The secretary Of state last
| evening received the following cable from
| Therapin, a suburb of Constantinople:
| There has been tranquility for As hours.
| Kiaml Pasha was appointed grand vizier.
Dreading the influence of recent events in
| distant provinces l have renewed my de-
| mand for efficient protection of mission
| aries.
San Francsco-Joseph Choate, the noted
| lawyer, has been retained by Mrs. Leland
| Stanford to aid Russell J. Wilson in de-
Tending her interests in the suit instituted
| against her by the government, in the event
| that the litigation is carried to the United
| States supreme court. The case is now in
| the hands of the court.
Denver. A: clough, Jr;, and Joseph
| Clough, sons of the late John A. Ciough,
president of the North Side Savings Bank,
have given notice of a contest of the will
of their father, who donated the bulk of his
estate, amounting to $780, 600, to Methodist
institutions, leaving each of his sons only
the income of a small farm in Maryland.
Sherebrooke, Ont-Mark Sherborn. who
horribly butchered J. H. Hull at Lennox-
vile, June 26 last. has been declared insane
by jury and sentenced to confinement in
the lunatic asylum for the remainder of his
life or until he RECEIVERS his mind.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Thirty- five union carpen-
ters employed on the new Guaranty build
ing, struck this morning because their con-
men. 1t is probable the union workmen
employed in other trades will also be called
out.
New York-William Greenwald, aged 16,
who was taken to Governors hospital suf-
fering from hydrophobia, died there in
great agony this morning. Six weeks ago a
stray cat which he tried to eject from the
house, bit him twice in the hand.
ST. Louisa special to the Chronicle from
Conway Ark, says that Mrs. Carrie Par
ker, white, a grass widow, was criminally
assaulted last night by Jno. Carter. colored
who is in custody. The fiend is in danger of
being lynched before tomorrow.
Quarantine, s. 1.-The steamer Marsala,
which arrived early this morning from
Hamburg and Havre, is detained in Quar-
found among the steerage passengers, of
whom there 279 on board The patient
will be transferred to the North Brothers
Island hospital. The passengers will be
vaccinated and the steamer disinfected
The period of detention of the steamer and
her passengers cannot be determined until
a thorough investigation is made.
Cincinnati, Ohio-A special to the Post
from Troy, Ala, says that lobe McGrody.
Perote yesterday, choking her and leaving
her unconscious in the road. Deputy Sher-
if Chanfey eaptu red MGGrody last night
was met by mob. McGrody sprang from
the sheriff's buggy and fled to the woods
him with bullets
Cincinnat-A special to the Post from
Chattanooga, Tenn, says that the predicted
lynching of Neal Smith, the negro convict
who assaulted Maggie Henderson at Cole
City, ca came off at o'clock last night Two
went to the stockade and demanded the
culprit. The guards refused to surrender
him, and the mob covered them with VIM
chesters. Resistance being useless, Smith
| was given up. The mob took him to the
place of the crime and shot him to DEATH
sending so bullets into his body. The girl
was highly connected and is still uncon-
scious, and there is no hope for her recov-
cry.
Washngton-Capt. Isaac Bassett, the
venerable assistant bookkeeper of the SEN
ate, passed very, comfortable night and is
resting easier today, free from pain His
condition, however is still serious.
Washington : Archbishop Corrigan. of
New York, who has been in Washington at
tending the meeting of archbishops and the
| sessions of the eucharistic congress, has
gone to Mexico to attend the DEDICATION of a
Guadalupe at the latter place. Archbishop
Chapelle, of Santa Fe, will also attend.
Archbishop Corrigan will stop over day or
two in New Orleans
New York-Walden Ramsey, the well
known actor and member of Palmer's
company, is dead.
New York-Elane Godale Eastman, the
famous authoress and poet. wife of the
Sioux, DR.. Charles A. Eastman, whose
unconventional marriage at Ascension
church, on Fifth avenue, about four years
ago, excited SO much interest in social
literary circles, has arrived in the city
| with her husband on visit to her father.
Henry r. Goodale. This is Mrs. East
mans first visit to the East since her
marriage and she had many callers from
among her literary friends.
st. Louis, Mo.-The National Harness
Manufacturers Protective Association of
the United States began it's months an
nual convention at Palmer's Hotel to-
day, with so delegates present represents
ing ST. Louis Fittsburg, Philadelphia,
New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Buffalo,
Cleveland, Louisville, Indianapolis and
San Francisco.
Quebec-The wrecking steamer Lord
Stanley has returend from the steamer
Mariposa, ashore at Belle Isle, and re-
ports the vessel a complete wreck A
portion of her cargo has been saved and
taken to st. John.
st. Louisa special to the Chronicle
from lyons Ia, says that at Low More, a
village about II miles west of there, this
| morning, ex-Saloonkeeper Siler shot and
killed John Otto, while the latter was
| milking, and then killed his wife Siier's
| wife was the cause of the shooting.
| st. Louisa special to the Chronicle
| from Springfield. Mo, says that Geo.
| Naisper. at Verona. killed his wife and
| himself this mornig on account of do
| nestle troubles. He used pistol to COM
nit the deed. They leave large family.
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