The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

London-Today Julian T. B. Arnold, son
of Sir Edwin Arnold, who had been eX-
tradited from California, was remanded
on the charge of Incorporating trust
funds.
Dublin-Amidst considerable excitement
the lord mayor at a meeting of the cor
poration today, ruled out of order a reso-
on former President Kruger, of the South
African republic.
:. London-F. F. Hodginson. formerly Bit
ish vice consul at Bremerhaven. was re-
manded at Bow street police court today
on the charge of stealing and trying to
sell to foreign country secret score
book of the government.
Bremen-A plague case has apparently
developed In Germany. A sailor named
unze, who arrived here from South
Africa, has shown suspicious symptoms
Berlln11t is ascertained from source
apparently reliable that another and even
larger imperial loan is forthcoming
New Haven. Conn.--An explosion took
place today in the dry house of the Win
chester Repeating Arms company. The
and the window lights in adjacent build
!ngs We're shattered. No one was IN the
building at the time.
Washington-Adjt Gen COrbin has ar
ranged to take months leave of alb
He will sail from New York on the 14th
inst. for Southampton, and expects to
resume his duties by the middle of De-
cember
Wilmington. Delhi quarrel over
politics at the rooms of a colored Repub-
ican club today. Ottery Dumpson was
shot by his brother. Charles. He is dying
and Charles is under arrest.
New York-Among the passengers on
the steamer La Touraine, from Havre,
which arrived here today were Joseph
Spencer Kennard. commissioner of the
United States to the Paris exposition; J.
MI CT frnV
the United States. and Baron and Bar
oness Zeilliere.
New York-Standard Gil company GER
uhcates made new record price today
than the previous highest price ever
quoted.
Cleveland. Determination of witness
es in the trial of Edward Ruthven. upon
the charge of killing Policeman Shipp
began today. The first witness was the
widow of the murdered officer. Her tes-
timony was unimportant.
MaclIinaw City-The first snow squalls
of the season came today, with north
west gale. that has been steadily in
cree sing in force ever since daylight.
No boats will pass into Lake MIchI-an
until the storm lessons.
Phillippi, W. Va.-The latest reports
from the Inflated mine at Berrysberg
show that thirteen are dead and three
so seriously injured that they cannot
recover. Two men were found dead in
doned. They were blown $50 feet.
Jackson, Miss.-State board of health
officials report one case of yellow fever
at Natchez.. The source of the infection
is not yet known.
Kansas City. Mo.-A. A Cooper, aged
sixty-five years, real estate dealer, com
mitted suicide at his office here today
shooting himself through the head with
a revolver.
Washington-The president has issued
an executive order admitting free of duty
Christmas presents and souvenirs sent by
soldiers in China to friends in the United
States.
New York; & w. seligman & Co.
announced today that their San Francisco
correspondent the Anglo-California bank,
has about 100000 in gold on the way
from Australia. 1t is due in San Fran
cisco in fortnight.
Pittsburg-The Journeymen Plumbers.
who have been on strike since Oct. 1
returned to work today. The strike was
compromised, both sides making conces-
SiCnS.