The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-16
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Pltts6urg, Pain a dynamite explosion
killed and several seriously injured
Helena. Mont-The vote on senator
was; Mantle. 81; McGfnnis, 25; Frank %;
Cooper, Z; Coburn, 2; Conrad 1; Toole, l.
Louisville, Ky.-The Louisville Car
company has been absorbed by the tin
can combination now being formed in
chicago, with capital of $10,000,000.
Tacoma, Wash.-The work of laying
mines and torpedoes about the entrance
to the Port Orchard drydock will be
started shortly. Part of the material ar
rived.
Indianapolis-The lower house of the
general assembly killed the $50, 600 appro-
priation for. the Pan-American eXposi-
ton: favorable report had been made
to the house by the committee.
Chicago-The executive committee of
the national conference of charities and
corrections completed arrangements for
the twenty-eighth annual meeting of the
organization which will be held in Wash
ington, d. c., May to Is. inclusive.
Ottawa, Ont.-At conference arrange d
by LORD Mimic; the governor general. it
was declared the opinion of the confer
! ence that it is the duty of every govern
ment municipality and individual citizen
to adopt organized methods for Iessening
the spread of tuberculosis.
Topeka, Kan.-Judge Hazen issued nine
more temporary injunctions against
jointists He has allowed eighteen out
of the nineteen petitions filed Saturday.
The inJunctions cover all the large joints
on or near Kansas avenue the principal
thoroughfare of this city.
Toledo, O.-The taking of testimony was
completed in the circuit court in the ac-
ton by the Arbuckles, the coffee men,
TO nave the Woolson Spice company de-
creed TO De IN contempt of court for re-
| fuS1ng to allow the ATbuckles to INSPECT
it's books. A decision probably will be
rendered Monday
New Orleans-National President J. W.
Bailey, of Massachusetts called to order
the ninth annual convention of the Unit
ed States League Of Local Building and
Loan associations and after the usual
welcoming addresses. delivered his annual
address. Secretary H. F. Cellarius read
his annual report.
Dover Del.-In the balloting for United
States senator the anti-Addicks or regu-
lar Republicans cast seven votes for Dr.
Hir7nan r. Burton CUnion Rep). and four
Rep.), for the short term. For the full
term they voted as heretofore. Burton
and Cannon are both affiliated with the
Addicks' factions of their party.
Canton, Outward Grimm. local man
ager of the Cleveland Provision company,
is dead, his wife and two children and
his W1feS sister are in a precariouS con-
dition from suffocation by natural gas
which filed their home from a leak in
the cellar
Wichita. KAMA special from Peck, a
small place fourteen miles south of WITCH
tia. says 100 men and women raded two
Joints and ordered the proprietors out
Being refused, they completely smashed
the buildings. The stock of liquors was
carried to the railway station and shipped
to Wichita.
Lincoln. Neb.-The vote for United
States senator was as follows: Alien
(Fusionist. 46; w. H. Thompson (Fusion-
isD. Sc; Hitchcock (F'usionist), 46: G.
Crounse, 4; Scurry. Is; D. E. Thompson
81; Meikleiohn, %; Risewater is; Martin
8; Hinshaw, IS: Hainer. 4; scattering. 9.
Tacoma. Wash.-Alasl1an advices stated
that the Taku Indians or juneau are 60
ing to move in a body back to the old
village whence they came When the
white settlers found gold at Juneau the
Indians deserted their village and flock
ed to the Juneau camp. They are now to
return to their old home. allotted to
their use 200 years ago.
louisville, Kys-John L. Wilson, for
fifteen years a trusted employee of the
wholesale dry goods arm of J. NJ Robin
son-Norton company, was arrested charg-
ed with the theft of about S.. 900 worth of
silk. In the presence OF two officers Will
son made no denial of the charge and
said he had sold the silk to a. Benjamin,