The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Cairo 1n-Bishop Charles r. TIaIes
condition is worse. He is growing weak
er.
Springfield, Ill-Judge Charles f. Full
ler, former state senator, is a candidate
for United States senator.
New York-The board of health Dis
covered seven new cases of smallpox near
Sixty-ninth street and West End Avenue.
Columbus O.-George~ Cousidine, inGict-
ed for robbipg the postottce of Iancs-
VILE O.. in 1886, was convicted By jury
in the United States court.
ST. Joseph-Rev. Father Linnenk mp,
pastor of the Church Of the Imma"ula' e
ferred upon him the title OF monsign0r
Cincinnati-The building. foundry a-d
machinery of the Lane & Bodley wo;lls,
at John and Water streets, Were bum Il,
the total loss being from 100000 to $4,000.
Philadelphia are in pro-
gress for the charter:ng of five tramp
steamships which will carry from tn 5
port 11,10O tons of steel rails to Norway.
BOerne, Tex.-A SAM arium for the trea'-
ment of .consumptiVes by a new liquid
air method has just been opened here
by the Southern Pacific Railroad COM
pany.
Washngton-The American Institute %
Architects began its tkirty-fourth annual
convention. About seventy-flve We prS $
ent, including President Roberts Peabody
and Secretary Brown.
Chicag o-Resolutions of sympathy for
Presidents Kruger and SteYn and for the
South African republic were unanimously
adopted by the Holland Society. of Chi
cage. Embossed copies will be sent TO
Presidents Kruger and Steyn.
New York-The run on the Harlem
Savings bank was continued. At S o'clock,
two hours before the time for the bank
to open for business. there WeIe 20 de-
positors in line to draw their money.
GAINESVILLE, O.-Four masked men, dis
covered in the act Of dynamiting the
vaults of John D0arschuck's private
bank drove off all who ATTEMPTED II in
terfere and got away with between s., coo
and $1,000.
Pittsburg Pa-The 5000 employees OF
the Jones &c Laushin Iron &, Steel plants
have been notified that the individual
wage contracts made two years ago will
be renewed fer the ensuing year wi h
no reduction in pay
Akron. o. The Ohio State Grange, Patrons
of Husbandry, 6doDted resolutions con-
demning the ship subsidy bill, demand
ing the passage of the Grout oleomargar-
inc and favor!ng the extension Of the ru-
raj free delivery of mails.
Jackson, Miss.-The Mississippi Capitol
commission let the contract for the, new
state house to Messrs. Wells & Wells. of
Chicago, for 1881 200. The contractors
agree to commence work Jan. !, and COM
plete it within twenty-eight months.
Gettysburg. Pa.-The womans relief
corps of Iowa have arranged to erect
n monument here in 'honor Of Jenn0
Wade, the only woman killed during the
battle of Gettysburg. The monument
will be erected in the spring and will be
dedicated on July ,. 1901.
New York-The first annual meeting Of
the Roentgen society Of the United States
opened in the Grand Central palace. Be
sides the members of New York, about go
delegates Were present from other states.
New York-The twentieth annual meet
ing of the National Civil Service Re
form league began in this city.
Springfield. Ill-Three more arrests were
made today, en- the Fandalia counterfeit
ing case. Mrs. Elizabeth Walden was
bound over at IGffingham and gave bond.
She said she had disposed of silver GER
tificates which had bsen given her by her
husband, John Walden. The bills bad
been raised from 81 to SIC James White.
a boy, Joe Walden and Miss Emma Ben
ming are in jail here.