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case the jury fGiled TO agree and was
discharged. The case was that of Mlcha oil
Driscoll against the PittsbUrg, Fort
WAYNE & Chicago Railroad company for
Nh,0O0 damages for alleged blacklsting
after the American Railway union strike
in 1894. Driscoll was a switchman.
Washington-Comptr of the Cur
reney Dawes received a telegram from
New Orleans announcing that the teller
OF the Hibernia National bank was short
In his accounts $4,000. The United States
attorney was informed Of the shorta &C.
and the teller was at once arrested The
banks condition is reported good
=, Chrlstiania, Norway-The odelsthing
dhe lower house of the Norwegian parlia-
menD adopted by a vote of AZ to Sc a
Dill introducing universal communal malo
SURFACE. and by 68 to II votes adopted
bill providing communal suffrage for
women paying taxes on an income OF at
least 300 Crowds
Chicago.-The appointment OF n new
warden and many radical changes in the
management are recommended in a re-
port to the county board by committee
appointed some time ago to investigate
charges Of cruelty, neglect and mlsman-
agement made against the management
OF the county hospital in this city.
Philadelphia--The yacht Dorothea. re-
Gently purchased by the government TO
be used as training ship by the naval
militia Of Illinois. left the League Island
navy yard for Chicago. The Dorothea
serves from Chicago. Capt. c. II. HamllI.
or the United States navy Is in COM
mand.
Buffalo, N. Y.-The carpenters who
struck at the exposition grounds Friday
which was being used in the constructor
or booth In the manufacturers and lib.
elal art building for an exhibitor and
these who went out in sympathy. have
returned to work. the Objectionable lum-
Der having been removed from the
grounds.
Toledo. O.-The tug hremen of this port
numbering about sixty, are on strike as
result of a refusal OF the owners OF the
vessel-towing tugs to pay the scale. The
firemen say that the wages offered by
ioca owners are about forty per cent
less than those paid in other ports. Yes
sci movements in this port are at a stand
stiu as result of the strike.
Washington.-The national conference
OF CHARITIES and corrections decided ia
hold the next convention in Milwaukee
at date to be selected later. probably in
June, 1902. The public session today was
devoted to discussion Of q project ad-
yocated by the committee on legislation
correction.
Detrot.-The steamer North star Is in
drydock here with nine plates broken
as the result Of the boat scrap,ng a
boulder OF Colchester cary yesterday
morning in fog. Three OF her water
tight compartments were fun OF water
when she arrived here The bottom platos
are broken a distance OF about eighty
feet. Repairs will take a week and viii
cost 5000.
Salt Lake, Utah.-The state supreme
court has rendered a decision In favor
of the Postal Telegraph company I'm its
suit for 4 right of way over the line OF
the Oregon Short Line railway from salt
Lake northWard to the Tdaho-T'tah state
line. Nominal damages IN the sum OF
500 are awarded the railroad company.
Similar suits are now pending on appeal
In the Idaho and Montana federal conrta