The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-30
TFLEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

Dubuque. Io.-~The Richardson's. whose
shoe factory burned Thursday night, now
place the total loss at S113.7 $50; insurance,
$50, $50
stock exchange was today sold for $780,
600, which is $500 more than the highest
price heretofore paid
Cbadron. Neb.-James Haguewood,
tried for the murder of Batiste GARNER,
better known as Little Bat ~ the half
breed scout, has been acquitted
Omaha, Neb.-James Callahan waived
preliminary hearing in the district court
on the revised complaint in connection
with the Cudahy kidnapping case. His
trial was set for April 2.
New Yorkshire at Paterson N J.,
destroyed the interior of the building
owned and occupied by the Guardian
newspaper and caused a loss of $4,000.
Two fremen were injured.
Boston-The directors of the Calumet
today declared dividend of SIS per
share. The last dividend declared was
$40
New York-Lieut. Gen. Nelson a. Miles
reviewed the troops st the military ath
letic leagues tournament at Madison
Square garden tonight. The crowd was
the largest of the snow up to Gate.
New Yorl-Joserh A. Conlin, the post
office clerk arrested in San Francisco re-
Gently on the charge of stealing S43 Coo
in registered mail, was sentenced 10 four
years imprisonment at Sing Sing
Washipgton-Mcdica Director William
I. Hoard U. S. N, retired is towering
between life and death His condition
has grown worse within the past few
hours, and his death may be expected
at any time.
Pittsburg-The coal miners of the Pitts
the wage scale signed last week by the
wage committee. This action insures
steady employment for more than 10000
men inthis district for the coming year
Harrisburg. Pa.-The lower house OF
the legislature adopted a resolution re-
questing the president of the United
States ito reward Gen Funston in a
manner that will fully recognize his
great and meritorious services in cap
turing Aguinaldo.
whereby the so-called fruit package
trust has secured the local fruit package.
plant, which was the only establishment
of the kind in this part of the ;Tnited
States outside OF the combine.
Quincy. IIl-Rt. Rev. Alexander R,r-
CESS, Episcopal bishop of the diocese of
Quincy, Of the Episcopal church, was
last night taken to the Blessing hospital
and it is feared the end is not far OF
Bishop burgess is eighty-one years old
Vancouver, B. C.-The British bark
Eeechdale has arrived here from Liver
pool after stormy passage, during
which the vessel narrowly escaped
laundering. She lost three of her men.
one of whom was swept overheard. an.
other fell to the deck and was killed,
while the third died from exposure
Omaha, Neb.-L. A. Garner has been
appointed assistant general superinten-
dent of the Northwestern division of the
American EXPRESS eomPany, with head
quarters in Omaha Mr.. Garner has
been superintendent of the Nebraska and
Iowa division for thirty years. He viii
enter upon his new duties April l.
San Francisco-Gen. Young. U. S. A..
and his staff. arrived on the transnart
Logan, twenty-five days out from Manila
and Nineteen from Nagasaki On board
the Logan are the Thirty-third and
Thirtyfifth infantry regiments and
eighty cabin passengers. There were
no deaths during The VOYAGE Cen.
Young viii relieve Gen. Shafter as corr.-
nlander of this division, the latter gong
on the retired list.