The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-28

association and more recently managing
partner of the firm of DAILY. Donahue <.
Meyer. bankers, of Butte, Mont.
New York-The compressed air cyclin-
DER In car Of the Metropolitan Street
Railway company's Twenty and
IWenty-ninth street branch burst with a
tremendous report. The bottom and SIDES
OIL the car We're torn out and windows
IN many nearby stores and houses were
broken one man was slightly hurt.
St. Joseph, Mo.-Congressman Charles
r. cochran, OF this city, has called
meeting of the men interested in staying
the rayages of the Missouri river. and
VIII submit proposition for extensive
improvements, With the Ultimate object
OF securing a refunding of the money eX-
pended at the next session of congress.
Denver, Colo-U. NJ Henderson. former
cashier of the First National Bank of
Greedy, Colo, who pleaded guilty in the
United States district court TO a charge
or having eznbeZzled $4,000 from tue
lett to five years imprisonment in the
LeaVenWorth, Kan, penitentiary.
New York-The North German Llovd
steamer Grosser KUrfHrst, from Bremen.
i prougnt i,s5f steerage passengers. The
previously carried by one sim vas
1Sl4 brought on the steamer Barbarossa
o. the same line, eleven DAYS ago. These
unusually heavy German immigration
for March.
New fork-The Mail and Express SAYS:
Notlce was sent out to the trade of an
advance in structural steel prices
aLInounIlng TO 81 per ton on beams and
cnahnels and of 81 a ton On angles. These
prices will go into effect at once. The
demand for building material according
to trade authority, has broadened greatly
III the last few weeks.
Ponce, Porto Rico-The American
steamer Californian, from Guanica for
New orleans. has on board $50 emlgrants
destined for Hawaii. OF the number 295
are men and the remainder are women
ana children. The emigrantS are physi-
cally superior to those of the previous
Z expedition. The American steamer Porto
Rice. takes 400 persons who are to be
employed in the Cuban iron mines
san San Francisco, Cal-The fact has Just
become known that the big Austrian
steamer Marianne, which arrived here
last Thursday from Hakcdate. with a
cargo OF 1900 tons of sulphur. nad been
reaching port. Fortunately the fire was
confined to the middle hatch, and was
not on the surface. The complete flood.
ing of the compartment saved the
steamer, and possibly the lives of all on
board.
New York-Thc coroner's jury in the in
quest to determine the cause of the
death of Mrs Carrie Cabus. of this city,
OH March IL, brought in a verdict that
She died from henmorrbage from q pom
etrating wound in the throat involunta-
FLY Selt-int11cted, whilc suffering from
an attack CT epilepsy. At first it was
reported that Mrs. Cabus' death was
caused by pet terrier biting her IN the
threat.
Pittsburg-The efforts of the United La
Dor league to settle the claims of the
MononSahela Traction company and its
employees by arbitration having failed
meeting of the employees will be held
at midnight to take final action on the
question by ordering a strike Gen.
Manager Davidson saws the conpanvIs
decision will not be changed. National
President w. D. Mahon. of the street
Railway union, Is in the city trying to
effect a settlement.