The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
NEWSLETs BY WIRE.


Havana-Michael J. Dady. the Brooklyn
contractor, has been awarded a contract
amounting to $3.50, 600 to dredge Cardenas
harbor.
Paris-M Emil Faquet, the dramatic
critic. was installed as a member of the
French academy today. M. Emile Olivier
made the welcoming grafton.
Abiline, Kan.-The Knasas Wholesale
Egg Dealers association met here and ac-
cepted a contract to ship 100 cars of Kan
sas eggs to Cuba for the island trade
Santiago de Chile-Burglars have
broken into the Museum OF Fine Arts
and cut from their frames ten of the
finest paintings costing 100000 pesos.
Havana-Gov. Wood, in accordance
sentence of two Cubans, Dunbar and
Sosa, of Matanzas, from death by the
garrote to imprisonment for life.
Louisville. XIV. H Thomas & Son,
wholesale liquor dealers, filed bankrupt
cy petition in the United States court
here They owe $500, 532 IA, and no assets
are listed, though the greater part of
the firms Indebtedness is secured.
Milwaukee, visa Sentinel special
from Negaunee, Mich, says: The Oliver
t1on on the Barasa mine and will at
once commence the further exploitation
of the property.
Washington-The division of insular
anars of the war department announced
that the internal revenue collections in
the department of Northern Iuzon
Philippine Islands, for the calendar year
1890 were $107.791.
Lisbon-The Sociel announces that the
papal nuncio will be obliged to leave on
account of the reproaches of the minister
OF foreign affairs over the publication
of the pope's letter by the nuncio, with
out consulting the Portuguese authori-
ties.
VUo>I
fdent's tour to the Pacific coast is now
complete, and no further appeals for
changes IN route or stops will be consid-
cred. The party will spend Sunday June
2, at Salt Lake City, as originally plan
ned.
New York-Mayor Van Wyclz sent back
to Albany by special messenger the re-
v1sed charter as passed by the legisla-
ture. With the charter was the mayors
veto and memoranda giving reasons why
the city of New York refused to accept
Lexington, Ky.-The mare Sara Mad
dern, five years old, by Axtell, dam
marguerite, the property Of the Patchen
Wilkes stock farm, is dead. Symptoms
indicate poisoning. A week ago the own
ers refused $4,000 for the mare. No clew
to the guilty persons.
Washington Secretary Hay received
the following cable from Eduardo Torres,
president Of the Ponce (P. RI Republican
| club: Ponce Republican club, with TO-
GOO votes last election, is entirely with
| Gov. Aliens administration Waiting
enthusiastically his return
New York-Richard Hayden Moulton,
| of Tennessee, who shot Theater Manager
Dingwell, in trying to kill May Buckley,
an actress, is in little better condition,
| physically, than he has been since he
was taken to Bellevue hospital. He does
| not improve mentally, however
Havana-Senor Betancourt has been APP
pointed to the vacancy in the commits
sion. appointed by the Cuban constitu-
tional convention to go to Washington,
caused by the resignation of Senior Ber-
rel The commission will start for
| Washington next Sunday via Tampa,
Fla.
Minerva, O-Augusta. little town In
most wiped out by fire Wednesday after
noon. The town is without fire protec-
ton, and Minerva and Hanoverton were
| appealed to for aid. The loss amounts to
| several thousand dollars, with very little
insurance.
Pittsburg-The coroner's jury today
held the Wright-Wilcox gang for the
| murders Of Grocer Thomas D. Kahney
and Detective Patrick Fitzgerald. Tho
grand jury will meet on April 20 and if
true bills are found against the prison.
ers their trials will take place at the May
term of court.
Rome--several of the crews of the ves-
sells of the Navgacione Trans Atlantiqua,
who went on strike last week, greatly
embarrassing the mail service and com
pelling the government to place in re-
QUESTION military transports and torpedo
boats, are now resuming work at Genoa,
but the negotiations with view to end
| ing the strike continue.
| Hartford, COMM the state senate
| bill was passed giving great powers
| to the Consolidated Lak1 superior Power
conrSany, $20,000,000 corporation, of
which Hon. Lynde Harrison, of New
Haven, is president. The company Is
M n6 fn Il
Grating railroads, steamships, express
| business, furnishing water and light to
| buy and sell all kinds of stocks bonds
and securities, and it NAV do business
| in the United States and Canada.
Kiel-Prince Adelbert, third son of the
emperor OF Germany, formally entered
the navy. The emperor and empress and
| other members of the imperial family
| participated IN the attendant ceremonies
| At divine service Prince Adelbert took
| the cath of loyalty to the flag and sub
| sequently reported himself to the emperor
| as his superior officer.
| New York;. G. Weir president of the
| Adams Express company; James c. Far
| go, president Of the American Express
! company, and Francis Lynde Stetson
| have been elected directors Of the United
| states Express company. This election
| of Messrs. Weir and Fargo confirms rr-
mors which have long been prevalent in
| Wall street of plans for the community
| OF interests among the leading express
| companies.
Emporia, Kan.-Dr. Oscar Chrisman.
| regarded as the founder Of the science
OF child study, who, about a year ago,
| created a sensation before the national
congress of mothers by asserting that
women alone were capable of love and
men were incapable, has lost his chair
| In the Kansas State normal school, His
relations with the president and faculty
are said to have been strained since his
lecture before the congress Of mothers.