The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREvIT1Es.

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Mantle, Is; Frank, %, Maginnis, 2O;
Cooper, Z; Toole, 1; Conrad, L; Clements,
l.
Salem, or.-The senatorial ballot: Cor
bett, IS; Williams, 12;i Hermann, g.; A.
S. Bennett. Is; Fulton, 8; P. R. Kelly, q;
Inman, 2
Burlington, Io.-George Anderson, on
trial for murder cut his throat
with wire, death resulting in a snort
time. The jury had brought in d YER
dict of guilty. s5s.ss
Napa, Cal.-Dr. G. H Farman a dem
list, president of the Napa Anti-Saloon
league, enulated Mrs. Nation by smash
1Eg some fixtures in local saloon. He
was arrested.
Versailles, Ind.-The home Of George
James, four miles from here, was burn
ed. James and his four daughters were
burned to death. Mrs. James and another
son were absent from home.
Richmond. Va.-By an explosion in enc
of the buildings at the, city gas works
here Mortimer Hogan was killed. One
end OF the building was blown out, and
six men were injured. but none seriously.
Toledo, O-The Marine Engineers Ben
eficiaI association, of this city, has ord
cred all it's Toledo members not to go to
work until the Lake Carriers association
complies with its demands for increased
wages. eT 81
Maysville, Ky.-Hsrry Robinson, col
ored, known as the ct.Wild Man from
Borneo," is dead. For the past ten years
he has travelled with ,circuses and was
en- exhibition in museums all over the
country.
Pittsburgh. c. Frick arrived home
from New York, and Immediately con-
ferred with his business associates In the
Carnegie Steel company Nothing could
be learned Of the object9iof the confer
ence, as Mr.. Frick refused to be seen
Louisville, Ky.-The engagement was
announced of Miss Gertrude Pullman,
of this city, to Lieut.. Taylor Evans n
Evans is now on DUTY in the Philippines
and the date for the wedding has not
yet been fixed.
Denver-James Russell, Scotch Golf
was instantly killed in a dance hall by
the accidental discharge of a revolver.
Russell was well known golfer, and
won game from Vardon when the Eng
fsh champion played here recently.
Omaha Neb.-Rhodie Redmond. for
Kansas City yesterday as a suspect In
the Cudahy kidnapping, reported to Chief
of Police Donahue. After a long CONVEX
Satlon the chief said he was convinced
Redmond knew nothing of the case.
New York-Thieves broke into the Office
of Capt. Batchelder, of the N c. A.. in
the Americas Tract building on Wash
ington street. and stole the diamond
SCuudSu u10Qdl VI Taylor, GmDIen1t-
ic of the championship Of last season 8
grand circuit.
New Orleans-The papers incorporating
the Southern Industrial association were
filed III this city. New Orleans is Famed
as headquarters. An active CAMPAIGN
will begin at once, placing the associa-
ton in touch with the progress of the
South in all lines of industry.
Bristol, PA west-bound train Of
empty passenger cars on the PennsyI-
vania railroad was run into by a eight
freight train near here,ea1d bad smash
up of railroad property-gresulted G. Nc
Cann a railroad 1agman. was killed.
and Conductor Hengst and Brakemen
Jones and Nilsson were injured, but not
seriously. nj d.
Trenton, N. FRANK Bolden. one OF
the injured in Thursday sfwrec1S at Ruth
ling's siding, near BordentfwIi died at
st Francis bospitaRo Bolden was a
passenger on the accommodation train
and had both legs cut off His home
wars at White Hill, N. yJts This brings
the number of dead up tGthirteen. eisinr
OF whom have been identified.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.-After sfxty-three
hours under ground, for the greater part
of the time in water. ten of the thirteen
negroes caught in the Asylum mines by
a sudden fn-rush of water, were rescued
alive. When they reached the light they
were nearly blind and exhausted The
other three probably will be rescued
within a few hours.