The evening times., 1895-08-07
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MORNING TIMES.
Local and Teleeraphic News Briefly
Told to Complete the History
Of Twenty-four Hours.

Andrew Loveless, . farmer, aged
twenty five years, who was badly beaten
about the head at his home in Woodbridge,
Va. on August 1, and was brought to
Providence Hospital on the following
day, died at the hospital shortly after
noon yesterday from the result OF his
injuries. His relatives at Woodbridge
were notified. and his body will be taken
to that place this morning.
John Steele, an empioye of the wash
ington and Georgetowu Railroad Com
pany, was badly injured at the power
house. foot OF Seventh street. about
O'Clock last night. In attempting to alight
from a grip car he fell and was struck by
the fender and sustained severe injuries
to bis back. Af. Steele was conveyed tn
his home No. SO6 Sixth street south west,
in the police ambulance.
Samuel de Pablo, OF New York Charles H
Kane, Of California, and John A. King.
of Chicago, are AT WiIlard's Hotel
Capt. T. F. Forbes, q. g. A, Leopold de
Triza, OF Cuba. Lieut.. McQuinston. U. 8. A,
II. 8. Dalton. Of San Francisco, are at the
Ebbitt House.
Senator Blanchard's son arrived here
yesterday after visit to Paris, and he is
now at the Riggs with his father.
BENJAMIN T. F. Bell, of No. 222 street
southwest, while working at John Perry's
wood turning mill, Twelfth and B streets
northwest, about 2 O'Clock s.s:erday, had
two OF his fingers cut off in the machinery.
He was treated at the Emergency hos
pital.
Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. 6.-The second
days session of the Populist's State con-
ventioD was began In a torrent of oratory.
All the national leaders of the party are
heard from either personally or by letter.
Judge Nugeut seems to have small oppo-
sitiou for governor.
Richmond, Va, Aug. 6--The committee
appointed by the Grand Camp Confederate
Veterans of Virginia to help raise funds
for the jefferson Davis monument held
its first meeting here tonight There is
$4,000 in bank to the credit OF the
monument fund, exclusive of the Sic, 900
pledged by the camps at Houston
Lexington, va, Aug 6.-An of the in
diciments in the county court against c. w.
Irvine, the business spartRerofC. II Flaggatt,
cashier and wrecker Of the Bank of Lexing-
ton. were this morning nOlle pressed
by the commonwealth attorney and the
prisoner houorably discharged.
This closes the Irvine bank case.
Savannah, Ga, Aug. 6.-Rev. r. l. Way,
ono of ths. oldest PRESBYTERIAN minister
in the South. died to-day.
Augusta, Ga. Aug. 6.-6en- N A .Stovah
died to-day after an illness Of severaimonths
at the age of seyenty-seven years
Baltimore. Aug 6.-senaior German. yis-
tied the State Democratic headquarters
to-day and expressed hts views on differ
ent matters with a freedom that was very
unusual
Senator German expects TO go to Saratoga
tomorrow. He VIII remain there about
three weeks
London, Aug 6-InteIligenee was re
ceived here this afternoon from China
stating that the Emperor and the govern
ment had agreed to the demands made by
Lord Salisbury. through Mr.. 0'ConnOr.
the British minister at Pekins, and that
an imperial proclamation had been issued
ordering the capital punishment of the
murdeYers. s..e.. ....
A military escort has also been ordered
to protect the British consul at Kucheng
during his inquiry into the outrages.