The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-10-16

ed TWO DOCKS OF business houses at LO-
raine ILL.,, a town of 800 inhabitants, sit
uated q miles north of here.
Denison, Textile Chickasaw legisla-
lature has finally appointed a conference
committee to meet the Dawes commits
sion. This is regarded as a most i'm
portant concession.
ST Louis-The 29th annual convention
of the members of the American Insti-
tute of Architects began it's sessions In
the st. Nicholas Hotel at II o'clock this
morning; nearly 100 members are pres
emit
MISUNDERSTANDING Carlisle and
Assistant Secretary Hamlin returned
here this morning from Boston, and re-
sumed their duties at the treasury de-
partment.
Guthrie, Okla.-Near Richmond, D
county, Joseph Gashee attempted a
criminal assault on Mrs. Holcomb, but
the woman's 12-year-old son grabbed a
shot gun and came to his mothers res
cue, shooting her assailant dead.
Cape Henry, Va.-The steam yacht On
eida, with President Cleveland aboard
passed in the capes of the Chesapeake at
l o'clock this morning, bound for Wash
ington.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Cora Alice Aspinwall,
of Duluth. Mimi, is seeking a divorce
from her husband, John Hudson Aspin-
wall, weighmaster at the Delaware &
Lackawanna coal trestles in this city,
and has filed papers in the supreme
court of Erie county to that end. Mrs.
Aspinwall bases her application for d.
gorce on the grounds of desertion.
Buffalo. N. Y.-The various railroad
stations were alive this morning with the
hundreds of veterans f1ocking into the
city from all parts of the country to at
tend the 10th annual encampment Of the
Union Veterans Legion, which will be-
gin tomorrow
Camden, N. John Jordan and his
son George are at Cooper Hospital in a
critical condition, due to wounds inflicted
by Frank Sanders in a saloon row last
night Sanders is under arrest.
New Orleans-The board of pardons
has refused to take action in the case of
Numa DodOuSsat, the councilman con-
victed of receiving bride, and he must
go to the penitentiary to serve his sen
tence, as this was his last hope.
Berlin-The emperor, accompanied by
the empress, arrived at Courcelles, Ior-
raine, this morning. The weather was
cloudy and dsagreeable, but this did not
deter the inhabitants from turning out
en- masse to greet the imperial visitors.
Madrid-Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, the
British minister of the colonies. paid a
visit to Premier Canovas del Castillo yes
terday. The interview between the two
statesmen was of most cordial char
acter.
st. Louisa special to the Chronicle
from Winchester. Tenn. says that a re-
port has reached that city that Eugene
Duvoy was killed by a mob near there
last night.
New York-Several veterans of the
Franco-Prussian war Of 1871 returned
home this morning per the German
Lloyd steamer Ems from Bremen, after
a two months absence in Germany. They
were enthusiastic over their reception by
Prince Bismarck and Emperor William
was called today Gen. Dickinson asked for
a continuance until Monday next stating
that Mr.: Deuprey was too i'll to appear in
court. Judge Murphy granted the contnu-
ance, stating that it was the last one that
would be made.
ualists' association will begin it's third anua
session here today, and will continue until
Thursday. There will be three sessions each
day, and it has been arranged to have the
evening meeting addressed by some of the
most prominent speakers and best mediums
of the country.
St. Louis-The second days session Of the
supreme advisory board of the American
Protective Association commenced at 10 o.
clock this morning in Druid's hall. Reports
Of he Occ11Diad Ia
San Francisco-The Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company. owner of the steamer Villa
mette Valley, have at last received a letter
from Capt. Won Helms, of that steamer
giving an account of the storm which swept
the coast of Mexico and nearly DESTROYED
that the destruction caused by the hurri-
cane was far more than might have been
Del Cabe was badly damaged and Mazat-
Ian suffered heavily. The willamette Valley
escaped the storm by anchoring in Mag
dalena bay.
London-A dispatch to Lloyds from Val.
paraiso, Chilli. announces that the Ameri
pool on June % from San Francisco with
coal, was burned at sea on Oct. l. The
Parthia proved total loss.
San Francisco-Judge McKenna, of the
United States circuit court, has granted q
temporary Injunction restraining the state
feet on Oct. 16 the proposed wheat rates
and directing them to show cause next
Monday why the INJUNCTION should not be
as a result of complaint filed by the
Southern Pacific Company. The company
also seek to have the commissioners enjoin-
ed from carrying into effect resolution by
which it is proposed to make an average re-
iuction of % per cent in all the rates Of the
road, to take effect Dec. l, 1898.
London-Inquiries at the foreign office to-
day concerning the truth of report pub
lshed in the United States that a force OF
British troops was marching through Bra
lillian territory. elected the reply that the
story is undoubtedly canard.
Pittsburg-Since the arrest and liberia tior
on bail of W. c. Moreland, the city attorney
and his assistant, w. H. House, the fever
of public interest in the scandal has shown
signs of abating.
st. Louis-The thirteenth annual conven
ton of the Roadmasters Association Of
America opened at the Southern Hotel this
morning. The convention heard various re-
ports. About 200 delegates and railroad
supply men are in attendance.
New York-There have just been deposit
ed with the reorganization committee LII
shares of Old Dstilling and Cattle Feeding
company stocks in the name of J. B; Green
hut The papers in the settlement have al
been signed.
Nashville, Tenn.-Eugene Vanoy, negro
living near Manchester, in Coffey county
called out from his cabin last night by
a crowd of white men and shot to death
He was charged with keeping a young
white girl named Daisy Copeland at hi:
house.
Elgin, Ill-Bshop Breyfogel presided a
today's session of the Evangelical genera
conference The vote in favor of lay pre-
sentation, giving one delegate to confer
ences of 1850, two to conferences of 900
and smaller ones be grouped on the same
basis, is under discussion.
Genoa-A boiler of a steamship lyins
IN ha rhnr Of Snnzzia exnlndnd this