The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES

SARATOGA SPRINGS. July S-The joint commission on the marginal read .rs ed sns sse apSpo1sss sy ts' S copal Church in the United States, be, gan its concluding session here today and will continue through out the week. The five presbyters- Its report will be sub mitted to the triYennial session in San Francisco in October
 garr,sons at kilAkh and vcdena, in Mace donia- not havihg been paid by the Gov fecting fsrcef1i entrance to the Gov. ssnmens treasury h the , palaces .,,;asss Mhsr; themselves tine money in the treasury buildings. A similar attempt on, the part of the troops stationed on Saionica, in Macedonia. was frustrated.
 MARSEILLES. July. s.-Slnce the ar rival here yesterday of the French steam CT Laos. Captain Flandin. from Yoko- hama. May 2S. with fifteen. cases of bu- bonic plague among the Arab stokers. two deaths have occurred on board. As yet no cases have developed among the passengers or the remainder of the crew, aggregating ar. The authorities are talk Ing every precaution in the way of isola- ton and are enforcing ten days quar- antine.
 TExARKANA. Ark. July s.-Consider- able excitement was created here today by the announcement of Dr. T. A. Mitch ell. city veterinary, that two well devel- oped case of charbon or milxbrand had been discovered here. During the past few weeks several horses have died. pre- sumably from glanders, but the discovery of charbon contradicts this. Dr. Mitchell fears an epidemic.
 NEW YORK, July s.-A sherifr's jury in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn, today declared Miss Anna King Gilman. half sister of the late millionaire tea merchant. George F. Gilman, insane The proceed ings have ben taken In order that her interest in the estate of her half brother might be protected. Miss Gilman, who is now 63 years of age. Is confined in pri- vate sanitarium in England
 BERLIN, July s.-The Kreuz Zeitung, in an editorial on the recent papal letter to the superiors and generals of the re- ligIous orders and institutions, in which French legislation against the congrega- tiona is condemned, says this letter means the collapse of the system put into enect by Cardinal Rampolla, which consisted of an effort to win France back to cleri- calism through hattery and indulgence ATLANTA, July s.-A Constitution spe- cial from Jackson. Miss. says: Con servative reports received from the prin- cipal cotton growing centres of the State are of an encouraging nature, and with average weather from now on 1t is as- sured that Mississippi will have boun- teous yield of the staple. The crop VIII be from two to three weeks late"
 BRUNSWICK. Ga.. July s.-During a thunderstorm today the Oglethorpe Ho- tel, the leading hostelry of the city, was vsas'S Was badly H damaged by Ire 't and water. the loss amounting to about 70 per cent. of its value, which was $2OO.O0O.
 PENSACOLA. Fla. July Slate this afternoon a squall struck this place, bringing both wind and rain. The Italian barkentine Letitia, lying at the railroad wharf got the full force of the wind and capsiEed. going over until her beams rest ed on the wharf. It Is thought the dam age will not be great.
 DALLAS. Tex, July S.-Mrs. A. c. Trousdale was burned to death today and her home on Leonard Street reduced to ashes as the result of an explosion of an oil can.
 DALLAS. Tex, July S.-The transfer freight depot of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad. in East Dallas, to- gether with two freight cars, was de- stroyed by fire today.
 PHILADELPHIA, July S-President Thomas Shaffer of the Amalgamated As sociation of Iron and Steel Workers an- nounced tonight that in his belief the strike now existing will be speedily set tied.
 Washington, July s-James G. Stowe, United States Consul-General at Cape Town, has resigned because of the utter inadequacy of the salary O. the position. which is 5000.
 NEW YORK, July s.-The Evening World says: Prince Franz Von Hatzfeldt said fodaV that there was no truth in the reports that he and the Princess were going to contest the will of the late c. P. Huntington.