The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Kansas City-Since the warmer weather
oegan smallpox has decreased RAPIDLY.
under treatment. p"
He Helena: Mont.-The fortieth ballot for
Snlted states senator resulted: Garter
II; frank fusion), go; Conrad (fusionO
10 cooper Qusion), 8; MacGinnis, s;
San FYrancisco-The United States trans
port Warren is to be repaired at an aV5-
pense of $150,0OO before again going 70
three months
Wheeling, w. Va.-At CIaysville. Pa.
twenty miles east of here Town Con-
stable John Neely shot and killed one
burglar and captured another after des-
perate fight. Nicely was badly hurt.
The interest on the $75OO,OOO per cent
ponds issued by the Maryland Brewing
company was not paid, and the probab1i-
iIy Is that the concern will shortly pass
INTO the hands of receiver for the pur-
pose OF foreclosing the mortgage and re
organizing the company.
Topeka, Kan.-Mrs Carrie Nation re-
turned to Topeka from Peoria. Ill. whore
she Sh Went TO edit newspaper for a day
she Went at once to the county taiI,
where she gave herself up. Her trial will
come up at the April term of the distirct
court.
G. LINCOLN. Neb.-The vote on United
w. H. Thompson, IS; Hitchcock. 10:
Berge, 5; Harrington, s; D. S. THOMPSON
3S; Meiklejohn, 80; Currie, IA; Hinslfaw'
scattering. 13.
Pittsburg-Bank Examiner Slack had
c. ii: Siedle, individual bookkeeper of
the Third National bank Of this city, ar
cent ceSfed foF f $ee a9 al 5egsd ShoI ii his ae
released on bad pending a more complete
examination of the books.
Philadelphia-Judge Mcpherson. I'm the
United States district court sentenced d.
5: Ogden, who was found guilty of vio-
months Imprisonment and to pay a fine
of 500. Ogden is the head of a large
grocery store in this city.
Atlanta. Ga.-Mrs. Rebecca D. Lowe.
president Of the General Federation of
Women's Club, has announced in pri-
vate telegram to friends here that the
next biennial meeting of the general Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs will take place
March /, 1902, in Los Angeles. Cal.
Rochester n. Y.-The Leary Dye
building at Platt and Mill streets, was
gutted by fire. The upper floor was oc-
cupied by the Seneca Camera company.
who employed a large force of men and
women. Three bodies have already been
removed from the building and many in
jured have been taken to the hospitals.
York, PA movement has been inau-
gurated in this city for the organization
under one mana cement of all the inde-
pendent telephone lines in Pennsylvania,
Maryland Virginia and West Virginia.
The new company will be capitalized at
$27, 100000, and it's promoters contemplate
that it will ultimately embrace under one
management all the lines in the United
States.
Lincoln, Neb.-The Nebraska state pen
itentiary Is in ruins. The fire which
started last midnight, destroyed the cell
house and the entire main building, and
the loss will not be less than 100000, and
will probably exceed that amount. The
only building saved was the east wing
occupied by the warden, the chapel and
small reserve cell room. Company +,
Second Nebraska national guard, was Or
dered to the scene to act as additional
guard for the convicts.
Carollton. Tl.-Guarded by four COM
Tanies of state militia to protect him
from a mob determined on lynching, AL
bert Shenkle, who on Dec. % last. Grim
inally assaulted the siXteen-year-old
daughter Of Charles H Giller, of Car
Iollton, was taken from the county Jail
at Springfield and brought to Carrollton.
An hour after the arrival of the train
Shenkle had pleaded guilty. received an
indeterminate sentence, and was on his
way to the Southern Illinois penitentiary
at Chester.