The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-19
TELEGRAPHIe BREVITIEs.

Salem, Or.-The senatorial ballot: Cor
Wood, 1; Williams, 1; absent, 2.
Helena, Mcnt.-The vote for senator
was: Mantle, %; Maginnis, 20; Frank,
a; Cooper, Z; Coburn, 2; Conrad, 2;
Toole, l.
Dyersburg, Tenn.-Fred King, colored,
was lynched for an assault SATURDAY.
night upon Eiiz Arnold, daughter Of 2
prominent physician
st. Louis-Charles E.. Bent, fatally
wounded his wife and then commit ed
suicide at 3434 Laclede avenue Jealousy
caused the deed. Mrs. Bent died on the
way to the hospital.
New York-The Rev John Keller. who
was shot two weeks ago by Thomas G.
Barker, in Arlington, n j. continues to
was practically out of danger.
Memphis, Tenn.-The committee an
pointed to invite President MCKINLEY to
visit Memphis during the reunion of the
United Confederate veterans in May will
leave for Washington on 9th inst
Milwaukee, Wis.-Judge Seaman, in the
United States court. issued an injunction
restraining the Haddan-Krull company
and F. W. Upham, two local commission
houses, from using Chicago board Of
trade quotations. r".t
New York-Information WAS given out
at the Grand Central station that three
men were killed in a collision at Akin.
N. Y. They were an engineer, a fireman
and brakeman. Anoengineer and a
fireman were injured. s;.6g
San Francisco4The William n. Crock
er expedition from the] Lfdk observatory
TO observe at Sumatraii the total eclipse
OF the sun, May IL, wilt sail from San
Francisco on the Nippon Maru today.
The expedition is in charge of Assistant
Astronomer c. l. PerrineSi e.
Alton, Iu-John Boalsa and. Willis Fair
man, the two men accused Of being the
1nVincible thieves were released from
custody under $500 bonds,f on motion of
the states attorney. The preliminary
hearing was postponed until Feb 2S The
bonds We're signed by relatives.
Cincinnati, O.-Count Adeibert lie Cham
Drum secured license to- lnarry Miss
Clara E. Longworth, of this city. He
gave his age as twerty-seyen. and his
occupation as an officer. in the French
army. Archbishop Ireland VIII off1ciate
at the ceremony, which will take-p place
today.
Lincoln, Neb.4The vote on United
states senator tor was as follows: D. e.
Haincr, s.; Hinshaw, 10: Harlan, 2; 1<ink-
aid, 4; Martin, s; Hitchcock CD, 49, Al
ler CD, 81 W H. Thompson CF), %;
RSoseWater. y; ,Berge Cd, g. Meiklejohn,
2S; scattering, s.: 29"L '''A-ss
Thompsonyille;1 Mieh-The dam at the
village electric light plant sBent out, car
rying away -four gneEr0and as team sof
horses working L; on tthel; structure - Ed
WARD ana ERNEST STandaa were drowned
with the team. The others were rescued
by peorle on the bank 1t is feared the
plant will be undermined and collapse.
PhiladeIphia-Rev John Male, of
Irappe, PENNSYLVANIA, a small village a
few miles from this city, celebrated the
one-hundredth anniversary of his birth.
he was born near Westminster. Ind,
Feb. 49, 1901, and is probably the Oldest
Clergyman in the United States. Mr.
Nafle was ordained at the age Of forty.
Ashtabula, Representatives of the
Longshoremen's union from all lower
lake potts have held II meeting mere, AMI
as a result it is unofficially announced
that increase of wages or overtime al
Will ask for ten-hourr instead of a
tweive-hour day.
Charlottesville, Ind.-Marrice Thornp-
sen, the author, who died. Friday night,
was buried in Oak Hill cemetery this
city. Hundreds of friends and admirers
We're present, while GtaEany handsome
! floral tributes filed the srooms of the
late authors home. DR.. w. P. Kane,
president Of Wabash college, delivered
the funeral Grafton. ..-,N.
Pittsburgh Hecko, of this city, was
shot while defending himself from be-
ing robbed by three negro highwaymen
at Mckee's rocks, near here. shortly aft
er midnight. The bullet entered mis- alb
(WHICH vi LltC icLl SiuSp dItu HS lieu Ibis
morning at the McKee's Rocks hospitai
Two negroes were arrested by the police
and are being held on suspicion.
New York;. Pierpont Morgan's guar
antee to underwrite a new issue of 3J000
$40 shares of the British Electric Trac
ton company is considered very sgnif-
icant, according to the sTribune's Lon
don correspondent, as marking the for
NAL entry of the powerful Morgan in
terests into England for the purpose of
organizing gigantic combinations of
capital as in America.