The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30
NEWS CONDENSED.

.Natchez Miss.-Fire destroyed the en-
LIRE LIRE business section of st. Joseph, La.
Inc approximate loss is $50. OO0
.Ireton, Iewa-An unknown man was
round dead in the woods near here with
bullet hole through his head Murder
is suspected.
Des Moines Iowa.-A. B. Cummins, Re-
PupHcan candidate for governor, is bed
I Isl at ms nome in this city and COM
peiieo 10 cancel speaking dates indefinite
New York-Comptroller Coler opened
bids for So, 100000 of 315 per cent corporate
STOCK OF the city of New York. Sixteen
s107,271.
London-The local government board
has issued a statement that two persons
died from the plague during the month
OF October at Liverpool, according to
deaths.
Dallas, Textile committee having
charge of the National Confederate re-
union to be held at Dallas next year has
finally decided upon April 20 and so and
May 1 and as the dates for the re-
union.
Dallas, Tex.-John MACPHERSON. white
man, manager of large plantation at
Glen Flora, was killed by a negro nam
ed William Hicks. Several hundred men
are hunting for Hicks. Six other negroes
are in jail.
Observation-Disclosures, the poet, is
dangerously ILL., and has been obliged to
abandon his projected visit to the United
states this winter. He is staying at
Hamlet's castle, at -EIsinore, and has
been forbidden to work.
New Orleans-A special from Lumber
ton Miss, says: Reports from BalltOwn,
the scene of Sundays rioting, say that
peace and quiet have been restored. The
number of dead reported is thirteen,
three whites and ten colored.
Chicago-The crown sheet of an Illinois
Central locomotive was blown off here,
scalded. 1t is thought the engineer will
recover, but the injuries of the fireman,
James NARROW, are said to be fatal.
Portland, Or The United States
transport Seward has arrived from st.
Michael The Seward had a stormy
passage. Among her passengers was
Gen. r. M Randall, who will assume
command of the department of the Co
lumbia, with headquarters at Van Cou-
yer barracks, Wash.
Sterling, Ill-Emanuel Daveler cut his
throat on a high collar. While riding
a bicycle he attempted to dodge passing
horse and was thrown. His head was
pressed forward in the. fall, and the high
tating six stitches to draw the wound
together. He will recover.
Des Moines, Iowa-The safe in the bank
OF Huxley, at the town of Huxley, thirty
miles north of here, was blown open by
robbers during the night and 500 was
taken The citizens have organized a
posse and are now in pursuit of the per-
petrators Chief of Police Mathis of
this city, and a number of officers have
left for Huxley to aid in the pursuit.
Northwestern university has
been given $500 by donor whose name
is withheld. 1.-THE man Is graduate of
Columbia" said DR.. Robert D. Sheppard.
''He is Methodist and physician in Ohio.
The money was not given for any spe-
cific purpose" In letter the physician,
who is without heirs, wrote that the $15,-
900 was "a -pretaste of what would fol-
low" The fund may be made nucleus
for a gymnasium.
Wilmington, DELFT is announced here
that a charter will be issued at Dover
to a combination made up of the Vul-
canized Fibre company and the Karta-
vert Manufacturing company of this city,
the American Hard Fibre company, OF