The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-17
TELEGRAPHTC BREVITIEs.

Williamson. w. Va.-Eight hundred
miners ! drle employed in the Lick Fork and
logan mines, nave struck. The trouble
IS pefeVcd to be entirely local
Akron, O.-The mower and reaper fac
tory OF Sieber1ing & Miller at Dovles-
town, was burned. entailing a loss Of s50
Wv, ana throwing 100 men out of employ
Holland, Mich.-The manufacturing de-
partment of the Holland Furniture com
P pa was DESTROYED by fire, throwing
aog men OUT u OF employment and entailing
a loss of $4,000.
New York-Eugene Zimmerman or
Cincinnati, the father of the Duchess of
Manchester, and Miss B. Evans. aunt of
the duchess. sailed for Liverpool on the
steamship Umbria
the United States subtreasury. was
robbed by a pickpocket in the corridors
OF the poStoff1ce of valuable mail he
HeVed to contain s., 600
new York-It is authoritatively an
nounced that Speyer & Co have nurcheo O.
ed the total amount of Mexican National
stock and income bond holdings Of the
Mexican National Construction COMPANY
Mobile, Ala--Careful investigation Of
the report OF the burning of sixty ne
sfoeS IN a turpentine camp Ere in Bald
WIN county, shows that there ia absalutel1,
nc foundation for the report
New York-The Dowager Duchess Of
manchester, who was Miss ConsueIo
Yznaga, was a passenger on the Cam
pan1a. which arrived here today. She
comes to attend the funeral Of her brnf h :
er, Ferdinand Yznaga
San Francisco, Cal.-One of the boats
or the sealing schooner Enterprise, anch-
ofeq at Irakes bay, capsized and two
lrWen, were drowned. Capt Cullen. who
was also in the small boat, was saved.
New York-It is announced that Verm-
iIye q Co, and l3algarten & Co. have
system S10,000,0GO 5 per cent gold hoe dc
at par and interest. Full details and
particulars are to be made public on Mon
day. va 4Ao
Chicago-William Edward BidweH. for
mer conhdentlal clerk and cashier Of the
PhIladelphia branch of the New York
Lie insurance company, at .PhiIadeI-
phla, was taken into custody here He
is charged with the embezzlement Of
$1,000. The prisoner said his parents lived
in New York.
Montreal-The wholesale drug house Of
Leemng. Miles e Co.. was burned. and
the buildings of w. V. Dawson y Co
" wholesale stationers and Hudon Hebert
by the tiames; j. Dumas a irsman, was
killed by falling walls The loss will
amount to about $3.50, 600
Seneca, Kan.-Thomas ]. Ramsey, of
/ Sabetha, was convicted of murder in the
second degree. Ramsey's mother. Mrs
Laura Ramsey, was found murdered in
her solitary home over year ago. At
ms preliminary trial Ramsey was ac-
quilted. He was rearrested later and
his trial set for this term of court here.
New witnesses gave damaging testim ony.
Eldorado, Kan-Miss Jessie Morrison 9
pond of 5000 was approved and Miss
| MORRISON was given her freedom again
| The bond is one of the strongest ever
! given in the county. Miss Morrison still
| refuses to talk about the case-the mI1r-
DER OF Mrs Olin Castle, for which she
! was tried last fall.
Washington--As the result of an in
! VestlSatlon by postoffice inspectors
| charges of improper management of his
| office have been filed at the postoffice
nepartment against Lewis H. Miner.
! derstood Lorn E. Wheeler has been Sc
! leeted as Miners successor.
Freeport. Hl-W. o. johnson, receiver
! OF the Freeport General Electric COM
pany, sold the street railway and light
sylvanla. representing the bondhelders.
for $4,000. A. P. and A. ]. Goddard. of
! this city will come into possession of
| the plants and the railway will be ex-
tended in several directions.
Nashville, Tenn-Ballie CrutchfieId a
coiored woman, living near Rome Smith
county, was killed Friday night by a
mob which took her from her cabin and
carried her to the bridge over Round Lick
creek; Tney tied her hands ana the
crowd shot her through the head and
threw her body into the creek The wo-
man was suspected Of finding a lost
| pocket book containing $12O and failing
| to return it.
Rome-Sgr. Crispi. the celebrated Itai-
! ian statesman and former premier, DUR
ing an audience of Dowager Queen Mar
gherita. was attacked by a sudden illness
and fell to the floor, slightly injuring his
| head. He received immediate medical
| attention and was able to return &c his
hotel Late this evening it was reported
that he was feeling better
Notre Dame. Ind-W. Burke Cochran
| Of New York, was chosen this year by
| the faculty Of the university of Notre
| Dame to receive the Latare medal-the
highest honor that the institution can
| confer. The honor will be conferred to-
| day, Laetare Sunday. Dr. John G. Shea,
| historian, was the first on whom the
| medal was ever conferred, in 1888 Among
those who afterwards received the honor
| were Gen. John Newton, William J. Ona-
| han, Daniel Dougherty, Austin DAILY and
| Gen. William S. Rosecrans.