The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-22
TELEGRAPHIc BREv1TIEs.

New <York-The directors of the Anal
gamated Copper company have declared
the regular quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent and an extra dividend of II per
cent.
Omaha, Neb.-Gen. FitzHugh Lee is
confined to his rooms with a severe at
tack of grip. The attending physician
says the generals illness is not serious,
however.
Birmingham, Ala.-Four negroes were
Killed in the Sloss-Sheffield ore mine. The
men had made a shot and loosened a
huge mass of ore, twenty tons of which
fell upon them.
Kennett, Mo.-Still protesting his in
nocence, Milo. Gregory, aged p years.
was hanged for the murder of his en-
ployer, Joseph Covert, Feb. 20, 1899, in
DunlSlin county.
Cincinnati-During fire today, which
started in the livery stable of G. t.
Hayman & Co., on West Seventh street,
six fremen were hurt, two by falling
ladder and the other by brick from a
falling wall. @r @st
Indianapolis, Ind.-A car on the Ander-
sonville & Indianapolis Interurban line,
bound for this city jumped the track at
Summitville while running at high speed.
Six of the fifty passengers and Motor
man Trueblood were badly injured.
Trenton, N. J.-Argument in the court
of errors in the case to restrain the
American Smelling company from carry
ing out it's agreement to absorb the M.
Guggenheim Sons plant was postponed
until next Monday, owing to the illness
of the counsel in the case.
San Francisco-County Clerk Deane has
refused the applications of forty Japan
csc for papers declaring their intention to
become citizens of this country. Mr..
Deane based his refusal on United
States court decision. which held that
Japanese could not become citizens.
Cincinnati, O-One of the car barns
of the Cincinnati Traction company, sit
uated on Ohio avenue, was totally de-
valued at $1,000 each, aggregating loss
of $4,000, were consumed. The building
was valued at $4,000 making the total
loss $4,000.
Joplin, Mo,-A petition was filed here
for receiver for the Everett Zinc and
and Frederick F. Gladding, of New Jer-
sey The petitioners allege they took
100000 shares in the company at 81
share and assert the property is now
not worth over $1,000.
Chicago-Col VIM. s. Edan, manager
of the Great Northern Hotel, has filed a
petition in bankruptcy in the United
States district court, scheduling 1abllt-
ties of $1,327,S6S, with assets of 500. Ill
The debts We're contracted in the main
in connection with the development of
>the hotel and the Endorsement of notes
New York-The seat of John Brant
Lyman, on the New York stock ex-
change, has been posted for transfer
Mr.. Lyman, who was a practicing ply
sician, Joined the exchange early this
year. Prior to his Joining the stock
exchange he was connected with the
firm which financed the International
Zine company.
ST. joe Mo,-The severity of the snow,
sleet and wind that swept over this
state, Kansas and Nebraska, has caused
so much havoc to telegraphic and tele-
phone lines that it, will take many days
to make repairs. New telegraph poles
were snapped in two at many points, es-
Decially along the Grand Island and the
Rock Island railways.
Chicago-According to an opinion rem
dered by Judge Dunno, of the circuit
court, the school authorities have no
right to exclude from the public schools
children who have not been vaccinated
unless it is shown that the disease is so
prevalent that rigid precautions must be
taken. The decision was in mandamuS
proceedings.
the Boot and ShoeworlSers union met
here with representatives present from
st. Louis Chicago Cincinnati. Rochester,
Syracue, Brockton and Haverhill. The
national officers reported that in the past
year fifty-flve new unions have been
chartered and that the membership had
increased 300 per cent.
New York-Charles E. Cosgrove, who
Was arrested IN the City or MEXICO,
charged with embezzling funds amount
ing to between $4,000 and $30, 100 belonging
to Stewart, Howe & Co., of this city, and
who was released, was arrested again
yesterday in Vera Cruz. The bonding
company which acted as Cosgrove's sure
ty will take steps to have him brought
back to New York for prosecution.
Chicago-A five-story building at 1876
Randolph street. occupied by r. William
son & Co., wholesale dealers In gas and
H.. crr1ff n6 rn
causing loss of about s65, 900. Famed
by a high west wind. the flames for
time threatened to destroy the entire
block between Fifth avenue and, Frank
lin street, but were controlled after sew
eral hours hard work. The fire started
on the third floor of the building and was
presumably caused by crossed electric
wires.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
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