The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-28
ONE DAYS WORLDS EVENTS

burlngton, IO.--A heavy snow storm,
prevails here tonight AZ
London-Joseph Ii. Choate. the Irnitea
states ambassador, is confined to his
room with severe cold.
New. York-Archie c. Fisk. a. broker.
MED d petition in bankruptcy today. LA,
oliities 1900; no assets.
Victoria, b.. C.-The steamer Tees,
which ran ashore on Thornburne island
some time ago, reached here today
Boston-Three of the upper floors of the
hve-story granite block, IL to SO Federal
fire today. GU "S
Jenerson City, Mo.-Booth's bill to pro-
IliDlt l the sale of cigarettes and cigarette
%Mrappefs In this state was today passed
Notwithstanding state denartma,t ba.
reserved advices from Honduras savinp
lnat no Americans had been arrested anS
none were imperiied anu
E,,,sa ,wasnington-Maj John L. Tiernan.
command the battalion of light artiilery
under orders for Manila
heeIng, W. Va.-The 1000 employees
or the Wheeling Steel and iron company
R nave Deen granted an increase In wages
Oh from to 10 per cent.
San Francisco-The Call saws .bat Gov,
bradley, OF Kentucky, has decided to
settle permanently in San Francisco and
take up the practice of law
Jefferson City Mo-The house today
ment e the sabR bl Conflict pedncp passed to engross
from to to z1a cents mile.
Cleveland. O.-The immense wortss ne
Of ctfe Modiuea MSfdited salt company, at the foot
result or strike of 200 Iaborers
bss Deieer' hee, CoI.LW. s.; Ward, of this city,
on.Ied states department of mining and
ihetaiurgy at the Paris exposition.
IA Aaioany, any, n. Y.-The American Telephone
foad fod., Ielegraph company, of New York,
loudy certlned to an increase of it's can.
itai stock from $25, ,oOO. 600 to s75, 900, 900
Pfttsfield. N H-The reduction in
wages made at the Pittsfield cotton mills
III January, 1898. was restored today
wien new price list went into effect
lawrence, Mass.-The promised resfor-
ana Cotton mills in this city went into
erect today, about 5000 employees being
affected 90 o0-"s
London-The arbitra tors in the bound
hty haga oiSpute between Argentine and Chill
heid their first meeting at the foreign
offlce this afternoon and adjourned mill
after Easter. VI
st. Louis, Mo.-Gov. Stephens left Jef
6erson City today for Washington d.
the Sixth Missouri volunteers into tha
regular army. LILO
Falnesvllle, O.-The extra 1it:on warran,
Tor Mrs. Ingersoll and Johi, clIins the
ianeeeo ine aHnductors of little Gerald Lap
from Columbus.
Rqssellviile. Ky.-Lightning struck 7.
q. HoWerton's barn, at OakvilIe killing
Robert in Penrode and dangerously injur-
ing Mr.. Howerton. The barn and ali ira
contents We're burned.
Pittsburg, Pa.-The strike of laborars
at the Anderson -Dupuy steel works end
eu tooay by the firm conceding the ad-
% %nnnce demanded by the workmen. Tho
plant Is again In full operation.
Keokuk, Io.-Charles Miller and Edward
tdaie taan We're sentenced in the district court
To-Day to thirty years each in the peni-
tentlary They held up two citizens at
hlght, secured two watches and 81
Seattle. Wash.-H. M Miller and Thorn
as as scott, who arrived here today from
lawson, claim to have made the trip
from Dawson to Skaguay in ten days.
"hlch breaks the record by 4S hours
Youngstown. O.-Employes of furnaces
of Mahoning and Shenango Valleys to-
DAY gave notice that if they are not
granted 10 per cent advance by Nav
l general strike will be inaugurated.
Kansas City. Mo.-James Kenny shot
according, to Chief of Police Hays, Jim
Canny, alias Kelley. once a member of
the Hedgepeth-Sly gang of desperadoes
San Francisco-Kittie Wannemacher,
aged seventeen years, was shot and fatal
~ wounded by her foster brother. joseph
| Miller nineteen years old while the
young man was playing that he was a
highwayman, with rifle which was not
| supposed to be loaded.
Washington-A telegram was received
| at the war department today from Secre-
tary AIger announcing the safe arrival
| or himself and party at Havana He
! said that all are we'll and will remain
| in Havana, two or three days.
| Guthrie, Okfa.--A terrible blizzard. ac-
| compamed by sleet and snow. which
started here last night. is still raging. It
IS feared the entire fruit crop of the ter
r1tory is ruined, and that thousands OF
cattle on the reservation will perish