The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-17
News Condensed
Leland, IL-The business section of this
place was burned. Loss, $1O0, 600.

NEWS OOn0enSe0
Leland, nl-The business section of this
place was burned. Loss, 100000.
Passafc, N. Lew Rouss has celebrat-
ed what he claims as his 115th birthday.
Detroit Mich.-The Licensed Tug Mems
Protective association is in session here.
Washington. d. C-Martial law has
been prolonged in Brazil until Feb. 16.
Pueblo, Col.-Many election indictments
were returned here and arrests followed
Stockholm--The riksdag has opened
occupying the new parliament house for
the first time.
Rome.Unusuaily cold weather is pre-
vailing throughout the peninsula. Snow
Is falling even in Rome.
Derby. Kan.-One man was killed and
thirteen persons were injured in wreck
OF Santa Fe passenger train.
New York-Policeman Frank McIaugh-
lin and Eugene l.. Deyanna are on trial
charged with murder in the first de-
gree.
Washington, D. C.-The coffee crop of
Haiti Is almost q failure, according to a
report to the state department from Min
lister Powell
Reading. Pa.-Alexander Nedzinska.
aged nineteen years, died as the result of
injuries received in a prize fight with
George Kubsak.
New York-The assessment on real es-
tate and personal property In Greater
New York shows net decrease of $685.
910,666 since last year.
falx
here en- route for Paris. where it is re-
ported he will confer with Russian agent
regarding torpedo boats.
I.ondon-A fierce gale caused much
havoc along. the coasts of the United
Kingdom, with wrecks of small craft, re-
sulting in loss of life.
st. Petersburg-Twelve thousand men
at the Putiloff Iron works have struck,
and socialists are taking advantage of the
TACT to further agitation.
Pittsburg-Forty arrests of men and
women resulted from 1S2 informations
against gamblers, unlicensed liquor deal
ers and keepers Of unlawful houses in
Allegheny City.
Albany-Chauncey NJ Depew, of New
York, and Smith Weed. of Clinton. were
nominated for United States senator, re-
spectively. by the Republican and Demo-
cratic legislators.
Washington, d. C.-The printers of
Washington have appointed committee
to solicit subscriptions for the relief of
members of the Western Federation of
Miners in Colorado.
New York-By the expenditure of $685.
160 during 1904 the Congregational Church
Building society built 30 churches and
% parsonages, according to the annual
report of that society.
Washington D. C-Robert Watchorn
commissioner of immigration at Montreal
mas been appointed commissioner of i'm
migration at Ellis Island N. Y, to sue
ceed William Williams, resigned.
Colon-The strike of the st. Christobal
men has ended. The canal officials
sisag brought IN in 12e laborers. chiefly Coiom-
per day and also free quarters and food.
Washington, D. C.-Robert B. Arm
strong, assistant secretary of the treas
ury in charge of customs. will resign to
take an important business position in
New York.
Washington. D. C.-James A. Watson,
clerk in the auditors Office of the district
government who was convicted of en-
bezzling funds intrusted to him by Auditor
Petty, has been sentenced to ten years in
the penitentiary.
San Francisco, GAIA provisional
agreement has been signed by the Bank
of California and the. London and San
Francisco bank, limited, providing for the
sale of all the business of the latter bank
to the Bank of California.
Moscow congress of school teachers
here adopted resolution declaring that
it is necessary that teachers organize ma
tionally and locally, with a view to as
serting their rights and cooperation with
Jr,1In
Venice-The Duodo palace was acct
dentally set on fire, destroying several
works of art, including portrait of
Francisco Contrairni and other pictures
belonging to the Salvati galleries, and
also the curtains painted by Liopoli.
Manila-Lieut Avery, one Philippine
scout and two native employees were
wounded in action at Dolores river Jan.
ii. Private Austen, hospital corps, was
wounded and nine censtabulary were kill
ed in action near Maslog, Samar, Jan g.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Locked In a prison
van eight inmates of the house of cor
rection were dragged over twenty foot
embankment today and Matthew Acker-
man was killed and John Sharley was fa-
tally injured. The others were severely
cut and bruised,
Washington. D. C.-Representative of
the maritime interests are here comforting
with Secretary Metcalf, of the depart
ment of commerce and labor and the Of
ficials of the steamboat inspection service
regarding the proposed regulations of the
service by the supervising inspectors
New York-An order of settlement
which puts an end to the litigation over
the estate of Maximillian Fleischmann.
the millionaire banker. was signed by
supreme court Justice Scott and declares
that Mrs. Johanna Fleischmann, the wild
ow, is entitled to receive $2,000,000.
Chicago-Ffre broke out on the top
floor of the county building here, but was
confined to a portion of two upper floors
and the roof Two painters Were serious
ly burned in an explosion of their ma
terial One of them will probably die.
Four other persons were hurt. Loss, $780,
600.
Washington. D. C.-Postmaster General
Wynne transmitted to the house "a state
ment of facts" relative to the dismissal
of James c. Keller. president of the City
Letter Carriers association and Frank
Cunningham. Warren Tumber and H. w.
Aldrich, officers of the Rural Carriers as
ISOLATION. The facts contain nothing new.