The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-22
TELEGRAPHTC BREvITIEs.

Detroit 2. seifert & Co, who esale
I tobacco merchants, of this city, made a
Yolunatry assignment today The as
| SS lG shows debts aggregating s10i,-
| VVU with assets amounting to S35 600
Warsaw, Tnd.-Wilham George. a promA
lhent farmer, died today from insanity
! produced by fear that he was afffict-
ed with htydrophobia. In September last
| mad dog.
Observation-Disclosures was entered to-
Gay for $1,000 in favcr Of ex-Judge Fay
| cite Smith against Lillian BlauYelt for
money advanced for her musical educa-
ton when she was the wife of Royal
Smith, the judges son.
New York-Henry Roll, student at
Drew Theological seminary Madison, N.
| j., was sent to his home in st. Louis to-
! day under guard Roll had written to
President Butts of his intention to com
! nit suicide.
| New York-Frank Wilson, who was ar
rested rested with lawyer named Zeimer and
mill conspiracy lately today plead d
! guilty before Recorder Golf to four in
! dictments for perjury.
! Rochester, N. Y.-Mtss Theresa Keat-
ing, a highly respected young woman.
was found murdered in a vacant lot off
Davis street, near the New York c. n
trail railroad tracks, at noon today She
mad been robbed Of her money and out
ragged
w ctoIlIlS IOn-ln the criminal court to-
day verdict OF one cent damages was
rendered in the case brought by w T.
ferguson, colored man, against p. Z.
Chase, proprietor of a local theater, for
$1,000 damages for election from the
theater last November.
Tampa, Fla.-The Federal Trades as
sembly has decided on general sympa-
thetic strike. No settlement has been
reached in the cigarmakerS trouble. The
local company of militia remains un-
der arms
Muncie, Ind.-Miss Jessie Grove, aged
twenty, waitress in a hotel here, was
found dead in Harry Galloway's bar Der
shop today. The police have Galloway
under detention pending investigation
Gallon, O.-Lieut Altastetter, of this
city, a member Of the United States En-
gineering corps, who was captured by
the Fiipinos, near Manila about thr .
months ago, has been liberated, accord
ing to private cablegram received here
today.
Victor, Co!.-John Hays Hammond,
mine, cabled to London, advising a reduc-
ticn of dividends and extensive develop
nent. He is confident that the mine
still has a great future.
Toledo, O.-The town of Leipsic, south
Of here, was visited by a violent wind
storm yesterday. Many buildings were
unroofed, the streets were filed with
debris and the damage is extensive
Gibraltar-The United States army
transport Buford, which sailed from New
York Nov Z, for the Philippine Islands,
arrived here today
Enthusiastically fleet that has been
delayed in this vicinity for the past few
Gays. all got away about o'clock this
morning.
Chicago-On wheat today "a cents
was paid, an advance of Nc over recent
rates. Vesselmen were not agreed as
to whether the advance had been firmly
established or not.
San Francisco-Capt j. T. Meyers, who
was in charge of the Pekin legation
guard during the seige, arrived on the
steamer Duric today, enroute to Wash
ington.
Westinghouse cable message was re-
ceived at the war department today say
ing that the hospital ship, Relief left
Nagasaki this morning for Manila, her
regular station.
Westinghouse MCGOWAN has been
ordered to Key West, where he will be-
come commandapt of the Key West ma
val station, succeeding Capt. Inpie, who
is transferred to San Francisco.
Chicago-A commission consisting Of
tTirty-five members appointed by the
last Iowa legislature to locate the posi-
tiolss of the Iowa regiments IN the rifle
pits during the seige of Vicksburg left
Chicago today for the South