The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-17
between this country and Germany that
bears on the case.

| between this country and Germany that
| bears on the case.
| Hamilton, Ohio-The Butler county
| grand jury reported indictments for man
| slaughter against Sylvia Bishop and his
| wife, Leota, faith curists Last July
ribly burned by gasoline explosion, and
| the Bishops refused to call doctor. They
| surrounded the childs bedside Offering
| prayers for her recovery. Coroney Shar-
key in his verdict said that medical at
| tention would have saved the girls life
A second indictment for criminal neglect
was returned against the father.
| Butte, Mont.-At an early hour a shoot
| ing fray in the tenderloin district resulted
In the serious injury of John Hennefin, a
| miner, by Alfred Ackorn, a stranger In
the town. The latter, in attempting to
escape sc3a ae,eidfentally shot himself in the
prove fatal. The trouble arose over a
| woman. Another occupant of the house
in which the shooting occurred was shot
| in the leg, while endeavoring to escape
| from the officers
Chicago-Judges Dunno, Kavanaugh
and Brentano listened to arguments on
the petition filed in behalf of Robert E.
Burke: formerly. oil Inspector. charged
troller fees collected for inspection
service. Mr.. Burke's counsel argued the
| facts in Mr.. Burkes case were not COW
cred by any state law, and that the city
ordinance making the oil inspectors Of
nee Salaried one Is invalid.
Bay City-George D. Jackson, of this
city, the Democratic candidate for con-
gress from the Tenth district to succeed
the late Congressman Crump, admits his
| defeat in yesterdays special election by
from 200 to 300 majority. AT Republican
headquarters the majority of HI. H. AL
mated at over 800. based on the latest re-
turns. The vote was very light
Portland, Me.-The national council of
Congregational churches elected the Rev.
Asher Anderson. of Meridian, Conn, Sec
Hartford. Conn.,, was elected registrar,
and the Rev. Samuel b. Forbes, of Hart
ford, treasurer. The Western delegates
gave Des Moines united support, and 1t
was voted to hold the next meeting in
that city. The afternoon session was
given up to addresses.
Providence, r. candidates for the
several state offices were nominated by
the Rhode Island Republican state con
yentionn as follows: For governor, Will
liam Gregory. of Wexford lieutenant
governor, Charles Dean Kimball, of Prov
idence; secretary of state, Charles P.
Walter A. Read. Gloucester; attorney
general, Charles F. Stearns, Pawtucket,
There was no contest for any place on
the ticket.
Washington-The supreme court of the
United States heard argument i'll the lot
from Chicago, known as John F. Cham
pion, appellant against John c. Ames,
United States marshal, and the Cincin>
natl case, known as John Francis and
others against the United States Messrs
P. Guthrie, Of New York; George F. Ed
munds. of Vermont, and Mr.. Outcault of
Cincinnati, appeared for the lottery COM
pany, and Assistant Attorney General
Peck for the government.
Evansville, Ind.-Burglars early yester-
day morning blew open the safe of the
store at Howell, near here, with dyna-
mite, and secured part of the contents.
The amount is not known. Citizens
heard the explosion, and running fight
followed. Marshal Sumpter was shot In
one were gobber
caught. One of the wounded robbers is
dying at the hospital here, but he re-
fuses to make an ante-mortem statement
or to say anything that will identify him.
self or furnish any information as to his
confederares.