The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-04
TELEGRApHIc BREv1TIEs.


New York-President Murphy, of the
board of health, announced that seven
new cases of smallpox had been discover
ed
Tacoma, wash.-Gen. Randall is build
ing harbor. Of refuge at the mouth of
Nome river by constructing a long and
substantial breakwater.7
Chicago-Mrs. Charles II. Blow. wife of
former state game warden, has sworn
out warrants charging her husband with
attempting to chloroform her.
New York-The Egyptian Cigarette
Makers union ordered a strike TO-DAY of
the employees of Shinaf Bros, makers of
Turkish and Egyptian cigarettes
PIlladelphia-si hundred members of
the Pressmen's union, controlling the
work In seventy-six job printing offices
in this city, went on strike today
Havana-Messrs. Horatio Rubens and
Lucien Mather have. received special ap-
-pcintments as counsel for the government
in prosecuting the postofice frauds
Chieago-Eggs score another advance of
one cent a dozen today owing to a scar
city in the market. Stocks of the cold
storage eggs are now only 150, 600 cases.
Youngstown, GA fire tonight DESTROY
ed the six-story building occupied by the
Stambaugh-T Thompson company dealers
in hardware. Loss $100,000, Insurance $75,-
000
Akron, O.-Congressman Charles Dick
1tH
ternal beneficial society known as the
ChevalieTs.
Ills Point, Tex. H Smiths racing
stables, four miles west OF here, were
burned today, including nearly all of his
string of race horses.
Macon, Ga~-A steam pipe burst at the
Masee & FELTON, Lumber company's mill
here today, scalding to death E. r. Hath
away and his negro fireman.
New York-On board the transport Nc
Clellan. which arrived here today from
San Juan de Porto Rico and Santiago
and ManzaniIlo, Cuba, were 800 return
ing soldiers.
Montgomery, Ala.-owing to the en-
feebled condition OF Gov. Sanford he
called upon President Of the Senate
jerks to assume temporarily the duties
of governor.
San Diego, Cal.-Adniral R: B. B. Brad
ford arrived here. accompanied by Capt.
j. j. Meiler, U. S. A., to decide upon a
site for the government coaling station
to be built in the harbor.
Philadalphia-The United States COM
missioners to the Paris exposition arrived
here today and were the guests of w.
L. Elkins, the PerTnsy lvania member of
the commission, at a banquet given by
him tonight.
Paris, Ky-Henry johnson, colored. was
attacked by Henry Lawson, white, to-
night, and cut to death. Lawson it IS
alleged, was intoxicated. He also at
tempted TO XIII j 10 Jackson, c0iOTeQ, ana
Capt. w. ii. Cox.
New Yerk-Lest he be buried alive,
Henry G.. Moore left 800 in his will for
the person who world cut his jugular
vein Immediately after his death and $500
for the person who will see that his
body was properly cremated.
Indianapolis, Inds7Gen Harrison, ac-
companied by MRS. Harrison, and their
daughter Elizabeth, left for Washington,
where the former president will attend
a meeting OF the committee on the revis-
ion of the creed of the Presbyterian
church.
Washington-The navy department has
been Informed that the gunboat Manila
has left Cavite with a detachment of
marines for the occupation of Subig and
Oelongapa, which temporarily has been
transferred to the control of the de-
partment.
San Juan de Porto Rieo-The recently
elected mouse OF delegates met at half
past two this afternoon, thirty-one dele
gates being present. No action was
taken beyond the work of organizing the
chamber and electing the speaker and
other officers.
Paris, Ky.-John T. Bosley, postmaster
at this place, and Sherman n. Stiyers. his
former assistant, were arrested today by
tive United States marshaIs, charged
with embezzlements of the postoffice
funds. Both gave bonds of $1,500.
Denver. Col.-The official canvass of the
PRESIDENTIAL vote IN colorado was FUR
nished today. Based on the highest vote
received by the electors on each side,
Bryan received 1924 and Mckinley 49,
Ill making Bryan's plurality 29,S03.
New York-Lieut. Richmond Pearson
fiobson, U. s. N, who is i'll with typhoid
fever at the Presbyterian hospital, was
said at that institution to ''be getting
along nicely, with symptoms very favor
able
Cleveland. o.-The third annual inter-
rational convention of the Anaalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen OF
North America began here. 1t is said the
organization has a membership Of 10000.
The convention will continue for three
days
Tahlequah, Ind Tef-The Cherokee
council tabled Indefinitely the bill Great
ing a commission to treat with the
Dawes commission. The council adj
journed until Sunday next, and the indi-
cations are that no treaty will be made
by the Cherokees.
Phillipsburg, N 1.-THE Jersey Cen
trails New York flyer. which left Easton,
Pa, at $50 a. m, was wrecked at Vul-
canite. n. J., by. running into the rear
coach Of coal train. Engineer Miller
and Fireman BurwelI, of the passenger
train, were fatally hurt The passen-
gers escaped serious injury.
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