The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-09
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are reaching Ireland. He has offered the
city of Waterford $4,000 with which 10
build a library.
Moweaqua, Iil.-All differences with the
miners have been adjusted and the
M0Weaqua coal shaft started up with it's
full complement of men.
New York-Mrs. Hobart, widow of the
late Vice President Carrot A. Hobart
has sent check for $3.50 toward the
ransom for Miss Stones release.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-On Thursday
three new cases of the bubonic plague
were We're reported 3!g and Friday there were
stricken so far with the disease.
Paris-Senor Saingeren. the Car1is+
leader, who is now in this city, discredits
the reports from Spain of the in r1rjS
nence OF Carlist uprising. He saws that
Don Carlos at present favors peace.
San Francisco-A call has been issnad
to be held in this city Nov. u for Irit ion
purpose of memorializing congress to re-
enact the Chinese exclusion acf which
VIII expire next May.
Utica. N. Y.-Secretary of War Roo.
ms raso WIFE and daughter are at Whitney
tary will remain until he is better. If
Is expected he will be away from Wash
lngton at least two weeks.
Vlenna-A strange fatality is reported
IRON rom Gratz, Styria. Monday, while Herr
Hltthaler, member of the Vienna acaJ-
envy of arts, was ascending the Hittha1-
erWeg, named after himself, he fell over
precipice and was instantly killed
st. Adams, Wright Rev Alexander
Burgess 81 rye d; D., LID, Episcopal bishop
home of his daughter, Mrs. Homer
Charles Reyes, in this city. Death was
due to a general breaking down the re-
suit of old age.
New York-The presbytery OF West
Chester, sitting at Rye, accepted tIe Rev
DR.. George F, Pentecost's resignation Of
the pastorate of the First Presbyterian
church of Yonkers. DR.. Pentecost has
undertaken Presbyterian mission work in
the Philippine islands.
Boulder, Col-The Delano mill for the
treatment of gold and silver ores, with
offices, ore houses, and other buildings,
occupying about five acres of ground
was burned, involving loss of 500, 900,
partlally insured. The mill was owned
by Rhode Island capitalists.
west Point, N. Y.-The condition of
Cadet Phil Sheridan. who is confined to
the cadet hospital with typhoid fever
while serious, is not such to cause alarm
ms IS the sixteenth day of his illness,
ana DIR. BanniSter, the attending physi-
clan, has hopes of speedy recovery.
United States court, handed down an or
der dismissing the writ of habeas cor
pus in the case of Wardman Bissert, re-
Gently convicted of accepting a bride
from keeper of a disorderly house The
case will be. appealed to the supreme
court of the United States.
New York-Among the passengers who
arrived today on board the steamer
Finance from Colon was Ricardo Arrange,
a son of the former governor of Panama
Young n ho
against the present government of CO.
lombia, and comes here as a commits
sioner of the insurgent party.
New York-Harry Trieder and William
DE Lyons, who were arrested yesterday
on suspicion of completely in the MUIR
der of the five-year-old boy Robinson,
whose body was found in an areaWay
in this city, were arraigned in police
court and discharged. There was no evil
dence on which to detain the men
Chicago-Frank Pusek's lifeless body
was found in clump Of bushes near Will
low Springs, and friends believe he was
murdered. He went on mushroom hunt
Sunday, and, not returning search was
found dead, with his face covered with
blood and the back of his head bruised.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Charles F. John
son, former cashier of the First National
Bank of Niles, Mich, who embezzled over
100000 from the institution, pleaded gull
ty in the United States district court to
a violation of the United States banking
laws and was sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment, the limit of the law. He
showed no emotion.
San Francisco-The residence of Claus
Spreckles, corner of Clay street and yam
Ness avenue, was entered by burglars
last evening. They forced a rear window
while the family was at dinner, went up
stairs and gathered in jewelry amounting
in value to fully 5000. Not until late at
night was the loss discovered. No clues
to the burglars were found.
Galveston, Tex.-A foot and a ha.f of
rain fell here during the last twenty-four
hours. This is the heaviest rain ever ex.
perienced here. The streets are flooded
and some damage has been caused ID
goods on ground floors of stores and ~
leaking roofs. The rain has stopped ana
the weather is clearing. There was prac-
tically no wind and the tide is normal.
Boston-The stockholders of the Edison
Electric Illuminating company held their
annual meet here and voted TO issue vow
600 additional stock. The board OF al
rectors was increased from nine to twelve
members. At the close of the meeting
the directors met and elected the tolIoW-
ing officers: President, c. L. Edgar; vice
president, Walter B. Daniels, and treas
urer, Henry B. Cabot.
Joliet, IH.-The nineteenth annual con-
vention of the Illinois Federation OF La
Dor convened here with about l4O dele
gates present. President O'Brien SUP
largely with the convict labor question.
union labels and the garniShee laws. The
convention adjourned to go IN po9y
to intercept seventy non-unlon work
when, whom, it was said, the Bates Ma
chine company was importing.
Observation-Disclosures is some comment
here at the large total of the army
estimates prepared by the CABINET. Inc Inc
expenditures include 10000 kroner LOT
the defense Of the land approaches TO
Christiania, $4,000 kroner for quick-fir-
ing guns, 500, 900 kroner additional TO be
expended on forts near the town ana
10000 kroner to defray the expenses OF
laying mines near Bergen. The Ordinary
army estimates are 100000 kroner.
Middlesboro. Ky.-A wreck on the
Louisville & Nashville railroad at Wa
sieto, KY, seven miles north OF mere,
Monday night, resulted in the death OF
boro James Hale, brakeman, was per-
haps fatally injured. John Cooper was
slightly bruised. The wreck was caused
by a cross tie placed on the track. A
man was arrested at Wastoto charged
with the crime. 1t is said that he was
an enemy of Shumate-
Bellows Falls, Vt.-The condition of Ed
ward H. Green remains unchanged. HIS
son, Edward H. r. Green has made ar
rangement to return to Texas, his hurried
summons here making this imperative I've:
in order to arrange business affairs, but
he was taken suddenly i'll and is now
confined to his room. His illness is not
believed to be serious, and probably is
caused by the strain of his trip north
and the close confinement in the sick
room.
Louisville, Ky.-The thirtieth annual re-
union of the Society of the Cumberland
was begun at the Board of Trade and
scores of those who followed Gems. Rose
Grams, Buell. and Thomas in the civil
war were warmly welcomed by Mayor
Charles p. Weaver On behalf of the So
ciety, Gen. H. " Boynton responded. The
list of members who died during the year