The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-17
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.


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Il; Cooper, z; Coburn. 2; Tools, l.
Lawrence, Kan.-Concerted action will
be taken against the sale of liquor here
at mass meeting tonight City officials
deny, however, that any Joints are
in operation.
gton-Senator Hanna gaia a
dinner to the president Those presient
were President and Mrs, Mckinley, Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss and Senator
and Mrs. Hanna.
Denver, Col.-The investigation by the
fire and police board into the charges or
corruption against members of the police
department. has closed. The board re-
served its decision.
Savannah, Cav. K. Vanderbilt and
a party of friends sailed from Savannah
last evening for cruise of the Mediter-
ranean in the yacht Valiant The first
| stop will be at Madeira.
Wellington, Kan.-An the jointists in
this city obeyed the demand made upon
them by the temperance mass meeting
| early in the week, by quitting business
The town is absolutely dry.
Toledo, O.-Two deaths occurred today
In one household from ptomaine poison
in spoiled oysters. The other members
are very i'll from the effects of the poison
Ing, but no mere fatalities are expected
Newport News Va.-The United States
| transport .RaWlins, with the First bat
| talon of the Tenth United States infan-
| try aboard, reached here from Santiago
| The four companies are en- route to the
| Philippines under command of Lieut.. Col
11ncoln.
GAINESVILLE, O.-The operative potters at
Crooksville have organized a pottery
| company, capitalized at OO00 and viii
| build plant at once They have been
on a strike since the first of the wear
| and none of the old potteriesz are in
operation.
Valentine, Neb.-A bard of w. c. r.
U: women visited the saloons and warn
ed the propEietoTs against maintaining
gambling devices. AS local license is in
force they will not disturb liquor selling,
but hatchets will be used if gambling
continues.
Emporia, Kan.-"Joint keepers" were
given a scare by a rumor that Mrs Ma
ton had arrived in the city A wag
had placed her name on the register of
a leading hotel. The ''jointists" hurriedly
| closed their places and locked and bar
| red the doors.
Washngton-The Belgian minister.
| Count Lichthveld, has taken notice of
the reported action of the treasury in
applying the Discriminatory duty to Bel
| gian sugar, also upon the finding that
sugar is bounty aided and the state
! department has heard from him on the
| subject.
Muskegon,, Mich.-The tin plate plant
| pOuShl ny lIte lin Plate COM
| pany Jan. l, VIII continue to operate. and
will not be closed permanently. as was
| contemplated. The American Tin Plats
| company has been granted the conces-
| sions asked for in railway rates and Goa.
| transportation.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Physicians attending
| the victims of Friday nights accident
| on the Hamilton avenue branch of the
Consolidated Traction company say that
| all the injured persons, over a score in
number. will recover. It is considered
almost a miracle that there were not
| several fatalities.
! Leavenworth, Kan-L. D. Carter. IN
Gle of ex-Capt. Oberlfn M. Carter has
! started for Washington in behalf of his
nephew. and will, it is said, seek an ap-
| peal in the supreme court from Judge
| Hooks decision of yesterday refusing
the prisoners bond. pending a decision
! on his habeas corpus case.