The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Newark, O.-Four men were arrested at
Thornville on suspicion of being impli-
Gated in the robbery at Columbus, KY,
Tuesday.
Trenton, n. 1.-The American Ice COM
pany today filed papers reducing it's au-
thoriZed capital stock from $50 600 to
$40,N0.000
New York-The Nationl City bank has
arranged to ship 1,250,OOO francs gold by
today's steamer, and 100000 marks to
Berlin either today or Saturday.
Attlebury Falls Nassau incendiary
fire here destroyed property to the value
of between $4,000 and $4,000. Several
factories were among the establish mentS
burned
New York-The American Bridge COM
pany, the largest employers of bridge
and structural iron workers in the coun-
try, has signed the union scale for this
district.
New York-The condition of the Most
Rev. John Travers Lewis, lord archbish-
OF of Ontario and Metropolitan of Gun
ada, who is i'll in this city. is now said
to be serious.
Lewiston, Ky.-The American Christian
Education society was organized by the
national congress of disciples. Branch
societies will be organized in all Chris
tan churches.
Huntington, W. va--Sehon, Blake d
Stevenson's wholesale grocery was de-
stroyed by fire: loss $1O0 0O0 insurance
Fireman Sturgeon seriously injured by
falling walls.
Pittsburg-The Carnegie company has
received an order from the Chilean
steel rails for the roads of that coun-
try The rails are to be delivered with
in two months.
Boston-In the United States circuit
court J. G. Tyler was sentenced to five
years in Jail for abstracting funds of the
Safety Fund National bank, of Fitch
burg, of which he was the teller.
New York-Charles D. Pierce, the rep
resentative of the Orange Free State,
said that there was no truth in the
was to come to this country to give a
series of lectures.
Lexington, Ky.-Mrs. Carrie Nation
opened her lecture tour here last night,
a large audience being present in, the
opera house She arrived from Gin
cinnati at noon and after dinner gave
brief audience to the reporters.
Little Rock Ark.-Gov. Davis has
signed the drastic anti-gambling BILL
passed by the legislature, and it went
of Little Rock issued orders at once for
every gambling house in this city to
close.
New York-Advices received from Lon
don say that Richard Byron Johnson has
resigned the craftsmanship of the British
Columbia Development association and is
no longer vice president of the Alaskan
Northwestern Territories Trading com
pany.
Williamson. W.. va.--Near six-MIle
Tuesday Charles Core, twenty years old,
shot and instantly killed a seventeen
year-old son of John Hogan and serious
ly wounded the father because some one
had stoned his horse. He escaped to Ken
lucky,
Denver. Col-The Stubs capital pun
iSbr inf rS no .
house provided for electrocution as the
method of execution, was amended by
the substitution of hanging for the cleo
trio chair and passed. 1t is believed that
the house will refuse to accept the
amendment.
Little Rock. Ark-Gen Powell Clay
ton, ambassador to Mexico, who is here
attending a meeting of the Republican
he has promised to serve four years
more as representative of the United
States in Mexico.
New Orleans. La.-Burglars entered the
home of John Favaiona on Perdido
street. They were resisted and killed
Favalona and his daughter, Annie. After
committing the double murder the burr
glars calmly ransacked the house. Neigh
bors discovered the bodies later.
Austin, Tex.-Prof. James Gunter states
Northern Texas is threatened with de-
struction by Hessian dy. Texas last year
produced 2G,000000 bushels of wheat and
30,O00,000 bushels of oats. This year the
acreage of wheat is slightly less.
Columbus, O.-The Prudential Trust
Company, of Cleveland. was incorporated
with s1,0O0,e0O capital by James B. Hoge,
Ralph Gray, w. S. Croxton, H. L. Moore
and w. T. Cass. The same men incor-
porated the Prudential Savings company.
OF Cleveland. with capital of 100000.
Cedar Rapids, Io.-The savings bank at
Riverside was broken into early yeSter-
day. The burglars drilled through the
steel doors of the vault. but the inner
safe resisted their efforts. They secured
only small sum from the cash drawer
and escaped on a handcar towards Iowa
City.
Akron, OFT was announced here that
the independent cereal combine will be
closed in Chicago today. o. C. Barber,
who is at the head of the new company;
E. C. Miles. president Of the Akron Cereal
company and F. M. Atterholt left for
Chicago to attend meeting of the par
ties interested.
New York-At the meeting of the di-
rectors of the Western National bank,
w. l. Meyer was elected vice president
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