The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-06

arrived at Hampton Roads on the auxil-
larry cruiser Mayf1ower from. San Juan.
He leaves by boat for Washington AMI
will consult with President Mckinley.
Philadelphia, Pa.-The British steam
er Wakefield, from Marseilles, Feb. q,
arrived at the Delaware breakwater
twenty days overdue, after having Zen
given up. The ship encountered violent
storms
New York-Lieut. Gen. Miles and rar-
ty Of friends occupied a box at the Wild
West show at Madison Square Garden.
The cavalry detachments connected with
the Wild West show Saluted Gen. Miles,
who returned the salute.
San Francisco-The transport Kilpat-
rick sailed for Manila with headquarters
staff and band, Companies K and L, First
infantry; Company A, Tenth infantry,
and Troops G. of the Fifteenth cavalry,
and large number of passengers.
Nevada. Mo.-Two brothers, George and
James Todd, were killed by the explosion
of boiler in saw mill near Ketterrnan
in this county. The men were working
near the boiler when the explosion oc-
Cured and they were instantly killed.
Toledo, O.-The Bee published a story
to the effect that DR.. Ash, former res
ident of this city, has just sold to John
D. Rockefeller for s., 600, 900. 100 acres in
Northern Wisconsin, Which DR.. Ash pur-
chased in 1884 for 1000 on speculation.
Trenton. N IA warrant was sworn
out by the coroner for the arrest of Con-
ductor Sapp, charging him with man
slaughter in having caused the deaths OF
the victims in the wreck between the
| Camden accommodation and q section of
the Nellie Bly, express, several months
o"o
Springfield, Ill.-After four days argu-
ment, the petition for mandamus of the
Chicago Teachers federation against the
state board of arbitration III the matter
of taxing Chicago corporations, was sub
mitted to Judge THOMPSON A decision
Indianapolis, Ind.-It was reported from
New York that Russell B. Harrison in
tends contesting the will of his father.
with the view of obtaining his portion
OF the estate direct. Howard Gale, Mr.
port is unfounded. Mr.. Harrison, he
says, is entirely satisfied.
Chicago-D. B. Robinson, formerly vice
president of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad, is seriously i'll in this
city from heart disease. He was first at
tackled by the disease about a year ago
Fhe present attack is much more severe
but members of his family are still hope
full of his ultimate recovery.
Chicago-Several hundred teachers from
educational institutions in Illinois and
nelghbor1ng states were present at the
opening session of the fifth annual con-
vention of the North Central History
Teachers association. Methods of teach
ing. history in high schools were discuss
ed by Herbert NJ. Bolton. of the Milwau-
kee normal, and others.
Denver, Col.-Election canvassers thew
cut the vote of the Third ward owing TO
alleged fraudulent voting This will seat
Republican instead of a Democratic al
derman. A citizens committee is secur-
ing evidence in regard to the election
frauds, which will probably form the
basis of a demand for an Investigate IN
by special grand jury.
Burlington, Vt.-The partly dismemf err
ed BODY OF man was found on the bank
| of Lewis creek at Ferrisburg on the
farm of Lieut. Gallen. The BODY was
! headless and one arm and one ltf: were
missing. 1t had been in the water sey-
eral days and how it came on the ba nix
! was not apparent There was nothing
about it to indicate its identity.
Chicago-Judge Oliver H. Horton of
! the branch appellate court bench. has re-
| signed, and will serve the remairEtr Of
| bis term as circuit court Judge Reports
! that his resignation was due to unfrien,l-
i ly relations with the judges associ ated
! With him, were denied by Judge Horton
! IN his letter to the state supreme court
! as skiing to lie relieved of his duties in the
| branch appellate court.
Newark, N. J.-Charles L. Potter. the
! young real estate operator who fed from
! New York several months ago. after rails
! nS, 1t is alleged, about a hundred thou
] sand dollars on promissory notes. pur-
! porting to be signed or endorsed by well
| known business men of this city was
| arraigned before Judge Skinner on a doz-
| en indictments, char ging him with for
| gerry and uttering forged notes Potter
| pleaded not guilty and was committed to