The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Nashville, Tenn.-The National Insti-
tute of Dental Pedagogues met here. DR..
Henry P. Varlton, of San Francisco,
presiding.
Ell Rio, Capt. Mason, from New York, re-
ports having sighted two steamers ashore
on the Florida coast.
Kansas City, Mo.-The American Crys-
tai Palace thoroughbred poultry and Bel
g1an hare show opened. here with about
1,200 specimens on eXl lbitiOn.
Flint, Mich-In a runaway accident DIR.
George w. Rowland, a leading practi-
toner here was killed, and G. H Quig-
ley, prominent business man, fatally
injured.
Washington-Tb secretary of war pur-
chased the large freight steamer Samoa
at Hongkong for use in the Transports
ton to San Francisco of the volunteer
army in the Philippines.
Ironton, O.-Ephraim Noble, a son. Alex
Arbaugh, son-in-laW, and two grandsons
were arrested charged with the murder
of George W. Noble The murder of No
BILE occurred last August.
New York-The exchange at the New
York clearing house aggregated 1854, O15-
ESQ., which is a record breaker, The preVi-
Gus high record was on Nov. 20 last, when
the exchanges were about $14 coo, 900 less.
New York-H. A. Seymour, of this city,
filed petition in bankruptcy individually
and as "a member of the former broker
age firm of Seymour, johnson & Co.,
with liabilities of $6SS, $50; assets. $3.50, 695.
Jacksonville Fla.-The first internal
tionaI council of Master Masons, colored,
met here with colored Masonic dignita-
ries present from all parts of the world.
The sessions will continue until next
Monday. or
Colorado Springs, CoI-Mrs. ]. H. Neff
and Mrs. Myrtle White, Iccharged with
the murder Of G. A Barber, of Iowa, for
the purpose of securing insurance on his
life, were discharged at the preliminary
hearing.
Baltimore, Md.-In a graceful and fe-
fictitious speech President Dan c. Gilman,
Of Johns Hopkins university, welcomed
to the city and to the university men,
bers of the American Naturalists' asso-
ciation and kindred societies.
New Ycrk-The United States Soldiers
Christian Aid association, with headquar-
tiers in New York, was Incorporated 1t
proposes to labor for the social, moral
and religious good OF the. enlisted men
of the United States army.
Marietta, O.-Abraham Johnson and
wife, both over eighty years old, We're
bound, tortured and robbed during the
night at their home, a short distance be
low Marietta, on the West Virginia
side. There assailant was a negro.
San Juan De Porto Rico-The New
York & Porto Rico Steamship company s
steamer Arkadie sailed from Ponce for
"
Ricans, IS per cent of whom were women
and children, destined for Hawaii.
Chicago-The Record says: Mr.. William
Bonner, of Liverpool. will on Jan. 1 be-
come vice president and general mana
ger of the Thomas J. Upton company,
with headquarters in Chicago. Mr.. Bon
ner at present is the general manager
of the Upton company in Liverpool.
Pittston, Pa.-The $500 employees of the
Lehigh Valley Coal company, at the
Franklin collieries, went back to work
after being on strike since last Friday:
The men struck because they were not
receiving their pay every two weeks.
They have been assured that the COM
pany will hereafter pay wages semi
monthly.
New York-Currier & Bunker, who did
business as stock brokers at q Park
Row, made an assignment for the benefit
of creditors to William H. Bonynge.
Middleboro, Ky.-Frank Davis. Buck
Caldwell, Estepp Morgan and Richard
Davis quarreled at dance at Walnut
hill. A pitched battle ensued. in which
Frank Davis was killed, Morgan ana and
Dick Davis were mortally wounded and
Caldwell was slightly wounded.