The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-15
THE WORLD CONDENSED

al I1 iIing61onIThe president has appoint
ed II; H. Riddell postmaster at The Dali
Sacramento, Cal-The seventv-n;,t,,
change. 'no"ed no
New York-The machine twist manufacl
~ l1r ,ta,. nave voted a further advance OF
IL per cent In the prices Of their products
t. Luverne. Minn.--A terrific snow storm
IS raging here tonight. Nine inches Of
snow mas fallen in the last five hours.
Tree, Utah-Reports from White Rock
agency are to the effect that the Indian
ia tnere are very restless and trou-
p'e Is anticipated by indian Agent Myton.
own U,na ma 9TH, Missouri Pacific bridge
was csrr raalee river, south OF this city,
Iralns are brought in over tbe RnrIinSS.
ton route inc burning
Up MiiashiSSg fafa B. Daley. assistant
district of Texas, has resienad aId
p nrank Lee, of Paris, Tex, has been an
pointed as his successor p
Chlcago-The appellate court TODAY
unanimously sustained the decieior 'V 10,
dered by Judge Tuley last summer that
express companies are obligated TO fur
ilsn war revenue stamps to all shippers
Wash1ngtOn-Senator Jones' of A rkan
saS. was reported to be resting comfort
ably today, and his physician was en-
couTaged with the senator's improved
;, ashington-Negotiation for recinroc-
Ivy treaties with Germany and France
nave been resumed, and there is stiI
a a prospect that treaty may be nego-
British West Indies
ro Victoria, 3. CA rich gold strike is
reported to have been made on Granits
IVl anco, near Aalbni, on the west coast of
ing OF $500 to the ton There is great
excitement in the district. i9'''
san F'rancisco-Capt. John NJ Neal.
p p9u.sf f Gayalr H. T. s A, who ,disap-
t tho purpose OF escaping trial for defalca-
eion, Is on his return to San. Francisco
from Mexico to face the charges.
Cnlcago-Gen. Wesley Merritt today ac-
cepted the invitation to act as grand
marshal on the parade here Oct 9, ''Chfz
osgo Day, the occasion being the laying
6i tne corner stone of the new federal
building by President Mckinley
Haverhill, Mass.-H. G. SnauIdins g.
20. one of the largest shoe firms in the
Gi ely nave posted new price list, grant
iAn}Hi me tEelr I Workmen an Increase in wages
list WIN Pii00
Worcester, Mass.-Notice has been post
ed IN the F1skdale mills that on and after
April the wages of the operatives will
be raised to their former standard which
means m practically an increase of about
fected. e d.
st, Ignace. Mich-No trains have ar
rived or departed on the Duluth. South
" alldIllc railway since last Sat
uIuay. Eighty miles of track is covered
with solid ice west of Sage station Large
gangs are at work today picking ice from
the rails. ~
Elkton, ky.-Pete Jones was shot and
killed here last night and VIII GRAY was
wounded in fight between Jones. his son
Charl1e and VIII Gray and police who at
tempted to arrest them The men were
III INK ana dlSorderly and opened fire on
the officers. VII
=, Pittsburg, Pa.-The Schoen Pressed
steel works We're in full operation today
and within twenty-four hours the com
parry VIII De turning out the usual num-
per OF cars. All the old men, except the
socialist St leaders, were taken back and
over 5,COO men were at work.
Westinghouse statement was mada
yesterday to the effect that Secretary
Long would resign during the summer.
OF at least before congress reassembled.
He Is credited with a desire to succeed
Senator Hoar, who will be seventy-five
years old when his term expires in 1901.
Seattle. .Wash.-News has been receiv-
mine, near Ketchecan. Southeastern
Alaska; A wen of $40 ore has been dis
covered &C ef6 with streaks that run as high
as soo TO the ton: Some selected speci-
$4,000 to $780, 900 to the ton.
Atlanta. Ga.-Robert s. Lewis was
hanged here today for the murder of
Lewis two years ago. when employed as
a workman. Charles Haynes was the
foreman of new building here and dis
charged Lewis. The latter met Haynes In
December last and shot him to death
San Francisco-Mrs Minnie Adams has
peen, arrested on suspicion of having
murdered her two-year-oId llegitimate
Child John Richard~Gray, by administer
ing carbolic acid. A quarrel with the IA
Their of the child is believed to be tho
motive for the revolving crime The ia
Their. Wilson Gray, is the accuser of the
woman
Albany N. Y;;-Gov. Roosevelt has
signed amendment to the civil code
which prohibits absolutely a physician
from divulging any information concern
ing one of his patients, either before or
after the death of the patient For a
long time the insurance law has per-
mitted a physician to testify concerning
the physical condition of a policy holder,
which was in variance with the code