The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-28
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cago-News was received here from
Philadelphia of the sudden death of Rev.
I William A. SpenSer chief secretary of
the Church Extension society and one of
the best known Methodist ministers in
the United States He was born in 1870
was Civil war veteran, and leaves a
daughter, who is now missionary in
Japan.
Chicago-Judge Bishop granted a de-
cree of divorce to Mrs. Lynn Pullman
from George M. Pullman son of the late
palace car magnate. Alimony was fixed
at $1,000 year and the plaintiff granted
PERMISSION to apply for an Increase in
the alimony and for attorney fees later.
Mr. Pullman, who is now in California,
let the suit go by default.
Chicago-Hundreds of Episcopal minis
tiers and laymen from Eastern cities pass
ed through Chicago during the past
twenty-four hours, on their way to San
Francisco, to attend the general con-
ventfon of the Episcopal church of
America. which opens on Oct g. The
last of the Chicago delegates left last
night
porations are interested in questions be-
fore the attorney generals office relative
to their standing under Texas antitrust
law District attorneys all over the
state have been instructed by the at
torney general to proceed against the de-
linquentS, the penalty being $50 to 81, 600
fine, and Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary from one to ten years. Twenty
companies in Fort Worth are involved
New York-Hearing of the case against
Jofan Most. arrested Sunday night at
Corona, l.. l., for violation of the penal
code relative to unlawful assemblages,
was again adjourned in order to give the
prosecution time fer the examination of
papers found on his person. Monday, at
$50, was set for a hearing of the charge
against Most, who was again committed
to Jail in default of 5000 bail.
Guayaquil, Ecuador--The fire Wednes-
day last, which destroyed eleven blocks
in the south end of the city, involving a
loss of about 100000 sucres, has caused
great suffering among the poor people
who inhabited that quarter. A fund for
already amounts to 1900 sueres. The
commercial part ofthe city was not dam
aged.
Marion, Tnd.-Jerrv Kuder, Peter
Locke and James Spears, veterans of the
soldiers home here, who have been in
the guard house of that institution since
the night of the shooting of President
Mckinley for having expressed pleasure
over the work of Czolgosg and hoped
that the president would die. have 1feen
sentenced by the board of managers of
the home to be publicly degraded and
dishonorably discharged from that irsti-
tuition.
st. Petersburg-rhe minister of the in
in the Khvalynsky and Kamyshinsky dis
tricts of the government of Sartorff. in
the Melinsky and Belehefsy districts of
the government of Oufa, In the Staso-
belisky and Ismunsky districts OF the
government of Kharkoff in the Lais-
hefsl<y 'Mammadhesky. Lethusky- Spas
khy, Swijusky and Chistopsky districts
of the government of Kassan and in the
Symbirsky district of the government Of
Simbirsk.
Fort Wayne, Ind,-Czolgosz, the muir
derer of President Mckinley, was here
the latter part of May or early part Of
organize a branch of the anarchists and
distribute literature. His first appear
ance was in a saloon near the Wabash
passenger station, where he talked
good deal, and showed some money, The
proprietor of the place did not Ike his
appearance and actions. and put him out.
Nothing was thought of the occurrence
until after the shooting at Buffalo.