The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-08
TELEGRAPHIc BREv1TIEs.

sent BY cable to P P ent It KTnger KPgto of Taa ths
Transvaal. by numeer of prominent ST.
Louisans.
Washington forbidding the Sailing of
transports from San Francisco on Sunday
hereafter.
Bristol, Tenn.-Dan Long a negro, was
lynched near Ivanhoe, Va, by mob Of
100 men for crimlnally assaulting Mrs
Fisher.
Hamilton, Ont.-George Arthur Peason,
the youthful murderer of his sweetheart,
Annie Griffin, aged seventeen, was nang-
ed here today
New York-The North German Lloyd
steamer Friedrich der Crosse, which ar
rived from Bremen and CllerbourSy had a
very stormy voyage.
Cieveiand-One firm here is having ore
loaded at Escanaba, with half a dozen
carSces yet to be taken from that Iort
II the weather permits.
New Orleans-At the closing session of
ldent ii. Il. Hargrove, of Louisiana, and
Secretary N. F. Thompson were re-elect-
ed by acclamation
Buffalo, N. Y.-Five trainmen were
badly injured by the explosion of a loco
motive boiler on the Eacka awanna road at
Ray. Charles Miller and A j. Auer-
bach Will probably die.
Cherbourg-A fire at the arsenal has
DESTROYED several workshops and a num-
per OF historical relics, including Napo-
leans launch. The damage done is es-
timated at two million francs.
Platte Center, Neb-S. Oleson, the
blacksmith shot by w G. Gentleman
a wealthy stockman, died of his injuries.
Henry Tanger is reported dying at Co
lumbus. The other two victims are re-
covering.
Kansas City. Mo.-Gen. Fitzhugh Lee,
commander of the department of the
Missouri has accepted an invitation of the
commercial club to be its guest at a John
Jay banquet to be held in this city on
Jan. 8.
Berkeley, Cal.-Under the patronage OF
the United States Philippine commission,
an experiment farm will ne started about
ZO0 miles from Manila, where the growth
of seeds and plants from this country will
be tested.
New iork-Wm. Faversham, the actor.
who has been very Ill for some time. was
said by his physicians TO be much i'm
ErofyeSdt; Pro ID The actor passed very com
expected to be rapid.
Springfield, nL-Capt. Cbales A. Hill. of
Joliet, first assistant attorney general of
Illinois, has been compelled to discontinue
nj MS work, and is undergoing treatment
IN a sanltarlum at Kenosha, Wis. He
is considered seriously i'll.
Chicage-August Anderson and Charles
MaSsman, 1abofers, were killed IL South
Chicago, by the collapse Of a scafold
ninety feet in height. The men were re-
pairing furnace belonging to the
Illinois Steel comPany's plant
Ashland, Ky.-Fiye persons came near
meeting death from a mysterious poison
ing ana are lying here in a precarious
condition now Mrs. Beatty, her son and
niece, MRS. Nora Dunn ard son, who were
taking dinner with them, were the vic
TINS
Springfield, nl,-The illinois supreme
court denied a petition for a rehearing in
the case of former. Banker E. S. Dreyer,
Vino was convicted last March of The en1-
bezzlement of $S16,000 of the funds Of the
west chicago park board. of which he
was treasurer.
Greenville, Mich.-Lewis Campbell a
eltlzen of this village, disappeared four
months ago. His body, with the skull
crushed, was found packed in lime and
nlqden IN barn, on the property where
John Aplin formerly lived Aplin has
Chicago-The grain trade dies hard this
December. The Rappahannock is load
ing cats for Buffalo, and the Rockefeller
steamer James B. Trevor will take on a
cargo of wheat also for Buffalo. 1nsur-
ance on the Trevor's 'scargo will be over a
cent a bushel.
Galveston, Textile second day of the
strike of the telegraphers on the Gulf
Colorado x Santa F'e railroad has it IS
stated, not made itself felt on either
freight or passenger schedules at Calves
toll Trains have arrived and departed
regularly as usual