The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

MISUNDERSTANDING o. B. Wyman, of the
Sixth judicial circuit of Wisconsin, died
Of cancer this morning, at Buffalo. N,
Y, where he had been under treatment
for some time.
San Francisco-Two more of those in
jured nthe Thanksgiving accident,
making twenty-one deaths in all, died
yesterday. The dead are Alex. Gran
dali and Herman Hoser.
Augusta, Cattle New Church of tie
Sacred Heart was dedicated here this
morning It is a replica Of the Catholic
church at Galveston destroyed in the re-
cent storm. 1t cost $4,000.
San Francisco-The body of Col. Liscum
Thomas and carried, under military es-
cort to the Preside, where will lie
Until conveyed to Washington.
Washington-The president had at din
ner at the White house Secretary Root.
Senator Fairbanks, Representa- tives
Payne, Hull Cannon, P 2;ztd and
Atlanta-The entire plant of the Chat
tahoochee Brick company, near this city,
was destroyed by fire, except the stock
ade, where several hundred convicts are
kept. The loss is $4,000, partly covered
by insurance.
Lebanon-Ex-G Gov. James w. McClurg,
aged lightweight years, died here today
of hemorrhage Of the stomach. He was
elected governor of Missouri as a Re-
publican in 1868, and served one term.
He served in congress from 1862 to 1868
KANSAS CITY,. ]. Fletcher aged
flfty-three years, traffic manager OF the
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis rad,
died here today of Bright's disease. lie
was formerly general agent of the Big
Four railroad, and was located IN st.
Louis.
Frankfort-The state election COM
missioners sitting as a canvassing board
will meet today to formally canvass the
returns of the election. So far as
known, both the leading political par
ties will have representatives present
to witness the count.
Huntington, w. Va~-The steamers
Tom Dodsworth and Volunteer, both
Pittsburg tow boats, collided twenty
boats, containing 100000 bushels Of coal,
sank. The loss is 100000. Both the
steamers and coal are owned by the
Pittsburg Coal combine.
Chicago-A call has been issued by the
National Live Stock association for q
meeting to be held in Salt Lake on Jan.
Is. Each state and territory is entitled
to representation, as are state live stock
sanitary boards, railroads, chamber of
commerce, stock yard companies, and all
allied industries.
Tampa, Fla.-The Trades General couu-
ell today called off the sympathetic strike.
1t was decided that the trades unions
should assist the C1garnakers' union, in
interest of whom the strike was called
Robert McNamee has gone to New York
as the representative OF the assembly to
ask President Gomphers to assist III cut
ting off the cigar box supply from New
York, and to have railroad men stop
hauling Tampa-made cigars.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Cartwright Eustis, a
prominent business man of New Orleans,
died in Milwaukee of acute pneumonia.
Mr.. Eustis underwent an operation for
some internal affection a short time ago,
and was rapidly recovering when he
caught cold which developed into pneu-
monfa. Mr.. Eustis was a member of the
board of public works, of New Orleans,
and a member OF the board of adminis-
tration of Tulane university. He was a
prominent Confederate in the Civil war.
Phfladelphia-The committee of the
general assembly having in charge the
raising of the twentieth century fund of
the Presbyterian church. state that the
expense of the work necessary to the
gathering of this fund, had been provid-
ed for by several generous gentlemen
Rev. P. Dickey, moderator of the gen
| eral conference. has been granted a
leave of absence from duties as one Of
| the trustees of the Presby terian hospi-
| tai in Philadelphia, and as pastor of
| Bethany Presby terrain church to under
| take the work of presenting the fund
before the church,