The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Montgonemery Ala.-The first session
Of the seventh annual convention of the
held today in this city.
Grand Rapids. Mich-A special meet
ing Of the board of managers of the Ma
tional Federation Of Musical clubs was
held here today. There are now 10 clubs
in the federal ton with total member
ship of 1890
New York-James A Wright, second
vice president of the International Navi-
cation company, better known as the
American line, denied today that there
was any truth in the ruTnor that his COM
pany is to consolidate with the Atlantic
Transport l1ne.
Lexington, Ky.-The engine of q working
train ON the Lexington & Eastern rail-
way has been imprisoned in a tunnel at
Torrent, Ky. AS it entered the tunnel
several tons of slate fell upon it and 1t
was derailed. The crew escaped.
New York-According to Commissioner
of immigration Fitchie, immigrants have
arrived in this country at the rate of
1,O00 per day from all countries since
July last.
New Yerk-The hearing in the extra
dition proceedings in the case Of Fred
er1ck I. Yuenling, son of the brewer
charged with embezzling 1885 from the
Lion Brewing company, Ressland B. c.
We're continued today before United
States Commissioner Alexander.
Philadelphia-The Evening Call made
an assignment today for the benefit of
creditors and ceased publication.
Roanoke, Va.-Virginia college, an in
stltutlon for young ladies, situated just
outside the city limits Of Roanoke, was
burned early this morning. The 15O girl
students escaped without mishap, but
many Of them Were thinly clad.
Puebla, MeX.-Owlng to a reduction in
wages In the cotton mills 1900 operatives
nave struck and the authorities have
taken measures to prevent trouble which
is threatened. Mills had already shut
down or were running on half time.
Victoria. B. C.-Thomas Council. who
S s,Gt an 1a killed W. A. Stanley, at i1squi-
sell as an officer was about to arrest
MIN. He fired three shots at the officer.
but missed.
San Francisco-Thirteen insane soldiers
rom the Phll1pplnes, who had been con-
nned IN the Preside hospital, have been
sent to the government asylum at WASH
ington, ID. c.
New York-The Mallory line steamer
Alamo, which has been at Chester, Pa,
since Sept. II, undergoing repairs Of the
damage sustained in the hurricane which
devastated Galveston, Sept 8 and 9 ar
rived in port today to resume her route.
Phfladelphia-Th American line steam
snip St Paul arrived at Cramps yard
On her last voyage to New York the st
Paul met with an accident in which her
Stareoard engines We're badly damaged
1t is believed that her injuries cannot
be repaired in less than three months.
-Algiers-The United States battleship
Kentucky, Capt. Colby NJ. Chester com
manding, will leave this port tomorrow
for Naples, where she will await or
ders.
misunderstanding Root, Gov. Gen.
Wood and party left here for Cienfue-
COS, province of Santa Clara, by special
train at 10 a. m. today. There the Vfk-
ing will be boarded for a trip along the
coast.
Denver, Colin the case begun bv
Dean Hart to prevent Sunday theat
performances Police Judge Thomas today
decided in favor of the theaters, hold
ing that the city ordinance on the sub
ject was void.
Detroit-About one hundred members
OF the Army of the Tennessee assembled
here today for their thirty-second reIn-
ion, which will last until tomorrow even
ing
Washington-The thirty-fourth annual
session of the National Grange, Patrons
of Husbandry, began here today with a
good attendance, and will continue for
q week or more.
indianapolis, Ind.-Delegates are here