The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-20
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Lansing, Mich.-The supreme court held
| that Gov. Pingree's pardon Of Gen. Marsh
| is valid.
Lima, o.-The funeral OF Mrs. Calvin
= 81 Brlce took place from the West Mar
ket Street Presbyterian church here
New York-At st. Lukes hospital Roll
ana Reed was said to have passed a coIa-
portable night and that his condition is
| encouraging.
| San Antonio, Tex.-Marshal X. Nelson.
| ton. has been summoned by Gen. Wood
| lions.
Lincoln, Neb.-The committee on loca-
u ION for the national congress of the
| cided to hold the next conference in Lin
coin the last week in May
Colorado Springs. Col.-John D. Long,
| ssecretary OF the navy, purchased a site
LOT Or, a resi- residence. which he will inmedt-
| Ter nave been here for a year past.
Ashland. Ky.-In a head-end collision
between two street cars in this city, three
persons We're fatally hurt and five were
Selttously injured, while half dozen more
sustained severe cuts and bruises.
| Houston, Tex-Charles e. Stone. an IN.
Surance man, was shot and killed by a
burglar in his room. Stone fired a the
man and missed. The thief then slot
| nm ABOVE the heart and escaped.
Manila-Capt. Montgomery D. Parker.
| of the Eighth infantry, died in the mill
| tary hospital at Manila on the night OF
PIE. capt. L Azker was born in Massa chm
| sets.
| Windsor, Vt-The funeral of Charles q
lfeaman, member of the law firm IF
! EVarts, Choate & Beaman, of New YORK
cry and general counsel of the Wiscon-
sin Central railway. took place at 81
| Pauls church here.
milwaukee, Vic JVi1i;o... A,1.c -,
=. r Allis Reliance works, announced
! mat DIS company would remove the Buf-
1 E3!f N; ", branch of the company to
! buhaio branch employs 500 men.
Dover, Del-The Philippine company of
New York city, capital s1,2o0,o00, was in
| corporated here. TIE purpose of the cor
poration stated in the application is to
| OF lands in the Philippines
| Chicago-Henry Wallace, for thirty
| years a member of the board of trade
| Who had won and lost several fortunes
II! the wheat pit, was found dead last
night in small Office, which he occupied
Tor some time near the board of trade
Philadelphia-Judge Wittbank handles
down a decision in the common pleas
court, sustaining the claims of the An
Gent and illustrious Order of knights of
malta IN the suit against the American
Malta.
Detroit, Mich.-A contract was signed
here by e. d. Stair part owner of the
STAR circuit Of theatrical enterprises, in
Wnlch the Pabst company, of Milwaukee.
agree 10 erect hotel and theater en-
Fhe Circle" in New York city, at a
cost Of 100000.
Montreal-It is announced that the GOV.
e eld en- mas decided to grant the Franco
canadian Steamship line, which runs
from Montreal to Havre a yearly sinh
sloy OF $4,000 for five years, provided 1t
runs tWo-weekly service in summer and
monthly service III winter.
New forkIAt meeting of fifteen APP
pointed by the Chamber of Commerce to
work for the suppression of vice in this
CRY, The following officers were elected:
0In nf VIM. II. Baldwin; secretary,
urer, George Foster Peabody
Cleveland, O.-Harry H. Stewart who
was arrested in New York some time
snlce ana brought here, charged wi, h
i,,er a nus infant daughter and throw
ing the body in a sewer, was declared to
Se insane by jury in the criminal court.
stewart Will be placed in an asylum
C!hafleston, W. Va.-A car on the in
cline OF the Great Kanawf1a railroad.
Ill, slnrtg miles from here, broke loose and
Istn aoWn the steep grade with terrific
| speed. Lhe car was torn to pieces. and
Two men, Clark Nichols and Andy Cole
Nan Nan, both colored. were killed Fred
! Nuckoils,, colored; Harry Dean and IONA
! DAVIS white We're injured
:, Indianapolis, Ind.AIn a head-end COLI
| son son between two electric cars on the
greenfield d Indianapolis interurban line
near near James, Ind, Emory Scott and John
/ GlasScoek, mortormen, were fatally ia
cured gt,I Six passengers were badly hurt.
Inc ears We're ruDning~at high rate nf
speed and the heavy fog prevented the
motormen from seeing each other.
Columbus, O.-Peter Sells, the circus
man, was today granted a divorce from
ms Vile on the ground of gross NEGLECT
OF outy; Inc matter of alimony and costs
was left left open to be settled by agree
! hent among the parties This decree
was ne termination of a highly sansa-
courts here for several weeks. - 'iie