The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-24
WORLDS NEWS MIRR0RED.

Paris-The president of the chamber
of deputies, NJ. Dechanet, denies that ne
is to marry a wealthy American.
Berlin-The German battleship Olden-
berg broke her anchor and went aground
near I<iel today during heavy snow
storm.
London-A dispatch from Nice an
nounces the arrival there of the Marquis
of Salisbury who left London yesterday
for the Riviera.
Des Moines, Io:-Prominent dairymen
of Iowa in session here today resolved
to demand a reduction in freight rates
on dairy products
Chicago-Digby Bell; the actor Or. filed e, a
which he asks to be relieved OF liabilities
aggregating S27, 600.
Uniontown, Pa-Mrs. Frank Wilsick,
of oliver used kerosene in kindling fire
today, and a result she and her two
little children are fatally burned.
bankruptcy has been filed against Georgs
Hyman. manufacturer of bedding. Mr..
Hymans liabilities are about $4,000.
Pittsburg, Pa.-The engineers of the
Jones & Laughlin Steel companys mills
have been notified that their wages
would be advanced 10 per cent April l6.
Louisville, Ky.-C w. Jefferson, con-
Quoting the largest grocery in Louisville,
today filed a voluntary petition IN bank
ruptcy. Liabilities are STS,11O; assets, $751;
000
Kansas City. Mo.-Col NJ X Payne.
in voluntary bankruptcy in the federal
court here today. His liabilities are $685.
600.
Pittsburg. Pa.-SiX hundred employees
of the Fox Pressed Steel company have
quit work because the firm refused to
grant an advance of 10 per cent in thell
wages.
Lagrange, Ind.-Mrs. Molter. near this
city, caused the death of two of her
children last night by administering NOR
phine. She attempted to commit suicide
but failed.
Havana-A detachment consisting of 123
privates and ten officers, belonging to the
Second South Carolina regiment, sailed
for the United States yesterday on board
the Olivette.
Youngstown, O.-Yesterday Mahoning
valley mill operators voluntarily advanc-
ed wages of laborers from $l.15 to s1.25 a
day. Fifteen hundred men will be bene-
flied by the increase.
New York-The Philadelphia company,
of Pittsburg, has declared quarterly
dividend of IA per cent. payable April s.
The previous dividend was declared on
Jan. 10 at 1 per cent.
Appleton. Wis.-Chris Bosser shot and
instantly killed mis- mother-in-law Mrs.
Brehme. yesterday, and then probably
fatally shot his wife. Domestic trouble is
said to have been the cause.
San Francisco-A special from Seattle
says tho steamer Laurada, which re-
Gently arrived. brought S15O,O0O from the
Klondike, being the first treasure to ar
rive from there this season.
Philadelphia-It has been decided that
the next general meeting of the Brother
hood of ST. Andrew will be held in Cal.
vary church. Conshohocken, a suburb OF
this city, on Thursday. May %
Newburg. n Y.-Ihe plant of the New
burg Wire and Nail company was sold
under Judgment of foreclosure here yes
terday and was boughs Ior Sfo.yo Tor
Frederick P voorhees,. of New York.
Iondon-Inoutries made at the Roths-
chiId's banking house show there is 10
truth in the report that the Rothschilds
have decided to establish a bank at San
francisco with a capital of S5,00000o.
San Francisco-The monitor Comman-
che. which has been bought from the
government by local firm, will be con-
Verified into a freight ferryboat to run
in San Francisco bay.
New Haven, Conn.-The will of the late
Prof. o. H. Marsh. which was filed for
probate today, bequeaths all his property
to Yale university, with the exception
of $4,000 to the National Academy of
Science.
Lansing. Mich.-The Michigan supreme
court today affirmed the judgment of the
circuit court at Detroit, enjoining the city
from using public funds TO paw bills ir:-
Cured in entertaining the League OF
American Municipalities.
Pittsburg. Pa.-The window glass fac
tories OF D. o. Cunningham, Cunningham
& Co. limited, and Phillips & Co., on tbs
South side. were entirely closed down
today by the strike of eighty Lehr tender
and shove boys for an advance of 10 per
cent.