The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Port Huron, Mich.-Fire destroyed tho
jerks Ship Building cOmpany's plant
entailing a loss of over $1750OO partially
insured.
nous vote passed the senate bill taxing
trust companies / per cent on CAPITAL
stock, surplus and undivided profits.
New York-The annual meeting of the
Sloss-Sheffie,d Steel and Iron company. in
Jersey City, resulted in the reelection
OF the retiring board of directors. The
board will meet today for organization.
Manila-Capt. Shanks. of the Eigh-
teenth United States Infantry, has cap
tured Dioctno,. the most noted Tagal
leader, IN Cap1z province, island of Pa
nay. Two rebels were. killed and three
including DiOcino We're wounded
Scranton, Pa.-Fire today DESTROYED
the carpet house Of Williams & Nc
Anulty, and damaged the plants of the
Scranton Supply & Machinery company
and the Globe Warehouse company. a
dry goods concern. Less about SIS 000.
fully insured.
Buffalo, N. .Y.-The grand jury has re-
ported three indictments against John E.
Switchmens' Union of North America
each charging grand larceny in the sec,
ond degree, in having apprcpriat ted
money belonging. to the union. The to-
tai shortage in his accounts is said to be
$3.50 w
frederick, Md.-7'he Mountain City
Milling company's large elevator in this
city, containing 4e,0oe bushels of wheat
Loss; $685. 200. partially insured The pIant
OF the Fout Spoke & Pending works.
adjoining the elevator, sustained damage
to the extent of $1,000.
Columbus, Ga.-A freight train on the
Columbus and Rome branch of the Ceno
trail railroad, was wrecked on a trestie.
near Chipley, Ga. Engineer w. A
Wright and Fireman Joseph Kew, both
OF this place, were killeds Several were
injured. 3 atAl
Ottawa, ont.-An ordeR in council has
been passed committing the death sen
tence passed on George St Cyr. of Daw
son City, convicted of shooting James
laws, to Imprisonment for life Both
. mere Woodchoppers andsehad quarrel.
mercy. - ~
New York-I'he supreme court has de-
MED motion to vacate an iniunctior
granted by Justice Smith, restraining
~ ~, transfer Of the real estate of the
clatlon to the Empire State Realty COM
pany, except that the plaintiff is permit.
ted to- enter Judgment, dissolving the
Cincinnati, O.-Judge Thompson In the
United States court issued an order for
the removal to Niles, Mich, Of Cashier
Johnson, of the First National bank, of
that city, who was arrested on Sunday
III ColunpuS, o., charged with miSappro-
prlatlon OF the banks funds
Lincoln, Neb.-Following was the vote
taken on United States Senator: Allen
CD, 81; Hitchcock CD, 10: w. H
thompson CD, 543; d. E. THOMPSON. sc:
Grounse, 9; .Currie, Is: Meiklejohn, 80:
Hlnshaw 20; Martin. Is; oRosewater. Is;
scattering, 8. s1se
indianapolis, Ind-Mrs. Zerelda q.
Wallace, widow of the late Gov. Wal
lace, died at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. ]. II. Steiner, at Cataract near
this city, aged eighty-four years Mrs.
wallace was the stepmother of Gen.
Lew Wallace. and was known throughout
the United States because OF her con-
nectlon with the w. G. T. u. and woman
suffrage work.
New York-The grand jury of Hudson
county, New Jersey handed down an in
dictment against Thomas G.. Barker for
the shooting of Rev. John Keller, at Ar
llngton, ON Feb. s last. The Indictment
has three counts, one for atrocious as
sault, one for assault with intent to kill
and one for simple assault.
Trenton. N J.-Articles of incorpora-
ton were filed by the american Can
company, authorized ca ital $SS 600, co., to
manufacture cans. Feeepta cles Of all kinds
and metal ware. Of the capital stock S44
100000 is to preferred, with per cent
cumulative dividend