The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-17
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Denver, Col.-The coroner's jury to-
DAY returned verdict exonere ting De-
tective Ed. Carberry for killing Charles
Allen, the colored deputy, in the election
day riot in this city.
Phoenix, Ariz. William and Thomas
daIderman were hanged this afternoon
IN Tombstone jail for the murder of Ted
Moore. Both died without the slightest
exhibition of fear.
San Quentin, Cal.-William Sullivan,
the murdered of Spencer Gaylord, the
Waterman of q Tuolome county gold
mine. was hanged today. Sullivan died
bravely.
Oklahoma City, o. T.-six men confined
stealing and other offenses escaped last
night.
Kansas City, Mo.-Chief of Police John
Hayes was today eXonerated by the po-
ice board on charge of permitting
gambling.
Hughesville Furniture Manufacturing
company, at Hughesville, was destroyed
by ire today, together with its valuable
machinery and a large quantity, of. man,
nearby residences were damaged.
Montgomery, Ala.-Fire this afternoon
IN the Alabama Compress and Storage
company's warehouse, near Riverside
park destroyed one of the, four sections
of the building, with 500 bales of cotton.
Loss, $4,000, fully insured.
San Francisco-Advices from Samoa
stated that affairs in the islands are
quiet. Gov. Tilley is preparing to leave
the island. During his absence Lieuten-
ant Commander E. j. Dorm will be deputy
governor.
Montgomery, Ala.-The United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy today held the
closing session OF their conven ton.
Boston-Fred Hartley. wool merchant.
has assigned to Horatio c. Curtis, presi-
n he n nCfN tf1oO FOL hon
Mr.. Curtis stated today he could not
maye any, statement regarding the
slgnment. He said there were very few
people involved.
Harbor Beach, Mich-The storm bound
fleet the largest for many years, all 81
away this morning. AT one tine there
were forty-six vessels in the harbor of
refuge. The weather Is fine and tire sea
has run down.
Chicago-The best offers that vessel
agents could secure today were ~ cents
on corn, and 17s cents on wheat TheI
was demand large enough TO take all
boats on the market at that price but
2-cent wheat could not be secured.
Peru, Ind.-A. natural gas explosion in
the basement Of the wholesale grocery
house of McCaffery & Co. here today re-
suited in the probable fatal injury of
Aaron Diesch, clerk.
Washington-The treasury department
T has placed the revenue cutter Bear under
Lie OTueTS OF cOIleCCOT OF customs a
Port Townsend, Or, for the winter
months. Her cruising ground will be
from Tacoma to the Straits of Fucha.
San Francisco-The steamer Mariposa,
which arrived here today from Australia,
Brought $3,OOO,O 600 gold.
San Francisco-The United States trans
port Sheridan sailed today for Manila
with 20 recruits. She also carries a
large number of civilians
Naturalization & Shire wholesale
milliners, filed petition in bankruptcy
today. The FIRMS debts are scheduled at
$3012S, and assets at $50, $50
Brazil, Ind.-The hosting engineers of
minister districts numbers and H. who
have been on a strike for an increase
from $40 to $50 per month, and shorten
ing of the days work to eight hours, de-
clared the strike off this evening, and
will return to work tomorrow at the old
price.
Shamokin, Pa.-The 800 men and ooys
employed at the Colbert colliery who
went on strike Monday because several
ATTENDING, a funeral, today returned 10
work. The company reinstated the dis
charged employees.
Lexington-A. s. Thompson, a pronli-
rent farmer of Bourbon county George
Lerttery and San Adams, colored. We're
today held In 1,00G bond by United
States Commits: FILL 20 answer in
the, federal court charges of conspiracy
10 ulI1uGI HSSIOSS lTOH VOIlLS.
New York-The eighth annual meeting
of the society of naval architects and
marine engineers was continued here to-
ay.
Miami, Fla-The fleet of revenue cut.
ters bound from New York to Cuba for
service around the ports of the island,
has arrived here. The trip was made by
the ''inlan' passage.
Sydney, N s. W.-The government re-
ports that 1,563,069 acres of land in New
South Wales are under wheat cultiva-
ton, and that the total pield ought to
be Is, 100000 bushels.
Washington-The population OF Hawaii,
as announced by the census bureau, is
1901 as against 10000 IN 1896. This is
an increase of 1881, or 41.2 per cent.
Sacramento, CaL-Mgr. T. J. CapeI has
been bequeathed by the late Lord Butte,
of England, an income of $500 per year
for the rest of his life In Lord Beacon
fields novel ''Lothair," Mgr. Capel is
portrayed under the name of Mgr. Gates
by. Lord Butte himself figuring in the
work as Lothair. For several years Mgr.
Capel has been living in retirement at
Arno, in this county.
Pittsburg-The annual fat stock show
at the Pittsburg stock yards opened to-
day with over 1000 prize specimens of
live stock on exhibition from all parts
of the country. The exhibition will last
four days, and premiums aggregating
s., 80 will be awarded.