The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Malone. N. Y.-Twenty- nine Cinnamon
We're arrested on the Canadian line,
north of Malone, trying to make their
way into the United States.
Washfngton-Secr Hay has issued
a cali for the first meeting OF the gov
eminent appointees to the st. Louis ex-
position commission at St. Louis, on
April g. at the Planters hotel
Kansas City, Molten new cases Of
smallpox were reported There are now
nearly 100 patients in the, pest house,
Of 916 cases since the outbreak OF the
epidemic, only four have died.
Des Moines-W. B. Martin mail mes
senger in the Des Moines postotfice, was
arrested on a charge Of robbing the
United States mails He was bound over
to the federal grand JURY.
Springfield, Ill.-All the miners in the
Springfield subdistrict resumed opera
lions today with the. exception of the
North shaft, where the drivers refused
to work because they were not furnished
cotton and oil free.
Chadron, Neb-The first news received
from the Pine Ridge Indian agency since
the recent billiards. and snow blockade
came yesterday. Indians and traders
say that large numbers of cattle died
during the last storm on the reserva-
ton
Sharon, Pa.-The strike of union paint
ers and carpenters, which was precipi-
tated Monday, was satisfactorily settled
and the men will all return to work.
About 200 men were involved in the strike
and work in the building line was COM
pletely tied up.
Washington-The naval ship, Supply,
now at the New York navy yard, is to be
overhauled and refitted as station ship
the place of the collier Brutus, which is
now on her way to the United States to
be laid up for repairs,
st. Louis-Frederick Cove Cochran,
aged ffty-five years, broker on the
Merchants exchange. committed suicide
at his residence in Clayton, ST. Louis
county. Cyanide Of potassium was used.
Business troubles are supposed to have
induced him to end his life.
Chicago-The appellate court in an opin-
ion voiced by Judge Windes, re-
der and dissolved the injunction restrain
ing the Peoples Gaslight & Coke COM
pany from collecting more than Y cents
per one thousand on fuel gas in Hyde
Park.
received from the secretary of state a
draft for $1,000 paid out OF humane con-
siderations and without reference to the
question Of liability as full indemnity to
the heirs of Florentino Suaste Mexican
citizen, who was lynched in La Sale
county, Texas, 1885.
Reno Nev.-In a collision with a freight
train near Wells, the west bound limit
",
partially wrecked. Two firemen and a
mail clerk were killed No passengers
were injured, SO far as known here.
Fire. which followed the collision, des-
troyed two mail cars.
st. Louis, Mott is believed the fire
that Sunday caused the destruction of
the grain elevator owned by the ST. Louis
Grain, Elevator & Storage company,
causing a loss of $3.50 000 was of incen-
diary origin. Several boys, whom the
Waterman had ordered away from the
premises, are thought to be the guilty
persons.
Mena, Ark.-Lathe Hembree, the muir
derer OF M. w Willis, tie inspector and
| paymaster of the Hammond Signer Tie
company, who escaped from lail last
month. was captured seventeen miles
from Mena Hembree was sentenced to
hang in 1899, but was granted new
+ trial by the supreme court.
| Columbus O.-The ninth biennial SEES
| SION OF the Amalgamated Sheet Metal
Workers international association met
mere mere with eighty-f1ye delegates present,
sided. Today's session was devoted p eS-
clusively to committee reports.
| Brazil, Ind.-The block coal miners bv
a unanimous vote, rejected the PROPOSE
ton made by the operators Saturday
which was about the same as the settle
ment IN the bituminous field. The hitch
comes on the powder question. The
mines are still idle and no work will he
done until settlement is reached.
New York-At the annual meeting of
the Federal Steel company the following,
directors were elected: C M. Schwab n
f. Gray, Samuel Spencer, Charles NC
Vedgh and Robert Bacon. At the meet
| irS of the directors on Saturday The
number of the board was reduced to
indianapolis secret meeting of the
executive board of the United Mine
HEADQUARTERS Of the order In this CITY
Hlans Tor Strengthening the organic.
ton SO that the operators will meet tha
| miners IN joint conference hereafter to