The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-25

, WdSnlISlon, D. C.-ChlnaS S answer to
the American governments note calling
attention to the fact that China was
charged with violation of neutrality has
been been delivered del to Secretary Hay. 1t denies
that China has not been neutral and
claims that Russia has violated neutrality
in several instances.
Chicago-On the ground that makers of
proprietary medicine have an equity in
their goods until the secret of the man
ufacture is discovered, Judge. Tuley has
declined to enjoin the wholesale druggists
of Chicago from refusing to sell patent
medicines to a cut rate dealer.
cI Washington, p -Representatiye
recting the census bureau to collect and
compile in connection with the gathering
OF other statistics data on marriage and
divorce.
New York-In attempting to capture an
automob1ie party for. overspeeding, BIZ
cycle cycle oe foIcennan llIInia 81 Ennis, VINO wears
score OF medals for bravery, has been Sc
riouSly injured He was deliberately run
down by the autoists.
San Juan, Porto Rico-The revenue cut
ter Dexter has been dispatched to Maya
guez to intercept an expedition carrying
arms and ammunition to Santo Domingo
for the leaders of contemplated revolu-
tion.
Yokohama-H. B. Collins, who has long
been resident of Japan, who was tried
and found guilty of the charge of discloS-
ing military secrets, was sentenced to
eleven years imprisonment at hard labor.
Washington. D. C.-The trustees of the
Peabody educational fund voted to dis
solve their trust 1t was voted to appro-
pirate $1,000, 600 for the George Peabody
school for teachers at Nashville, Tenn.
Washington, D. C.-The state depart
ment reports there is no evidence to sus-
tain the charge, made in 1904, that Rich
ard Pearson, American minister at Teher-
an, was inefficient and Incorporate.
Ell Paso, Tex.-Antonio Astizarian a
member of prominent Mexican family,
with two servants, has been murdered by
Yaqui Indians in the same vicinity where
five Americans were slain Thursday.
Mobile, Ala.-The motor launch sfasmi.
from Michigan to Honduras, which left
here Dec. 20 and for whose safety anxiety
was felt, has arrived at Belle Isle. She
had rough passage.
Salonica-A Greek band JAN 1S de-
feated eighty Bulgarians near Geslisi,
killing or wounding thirty. Bulgarian viii
layers in the same district are fleeing to
the mountains.
Essen-The mayor of this city has is
sued an order forbidding the collection of
money to assist the striking coal miners
The authorities of Bechum have taken
similar action.
New York-The plans announced by
Henry Phipps for the use of $1,000, 900 to
erect model tenement houses in New
York will be extended to Philadelphia and
Allegheny
oberlin, ohio--:Andrew Carnegie offers
to give to Oberlin college $125,000 for a
library conditional upon the raising by
the institution of 100000 to maintain it.
Washington, D C.-Mr Kalanianaole
delegate from Hawaii introduced a hill
amending the Hawaiian act as regards
the salaries of officials of the territory.
Portsmouth, N. H-The new granite
dry dock, built for the United States gov
ernment at the navy yard here, was Of
fcially tested with satisfactory result.
subway system is threatened unless some
basis of settlement of the demands made
by the workmen can be agreed upon.
onawa. Mich.-Two little children of
Mrs. John Longworthy were burned to
death in their home here and the shock
has made their mother maniac.
Orange, N J.-Thomas A. Edison is re-
covering rapidly today from a surgical
operation for mastofd abscess behind his
left ear.
Nashville Tenn-The third annual
session of the National Hardwood Manu-
facturers association has opened here.
New York-Alfred G. Vanderbilt is suf-
fering from a wrenched ankle as a re-
suit of fall while horseback riding
Troy, N. Y.-One man, Rev Samuel
Shepard, killed and seven injured is the
result of a railway wreck.
Charleston, w va.-The legislature re-
elected Senator Scott, the Democrats vot-
ing for John I. McGraw
Philadelphia. Pa-The annual conven-
ton of the Custom Cutters association
has begun here.
Austin. Senator Culberson was
elected without opposition.
Trenton, N J.-senator John Kean.
Republican. was reelected
for Cronstadt.