The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-18

London-The suspension of Charles
Kelman was announced on the stock eX-
! change. The failure is not important.
Springfield, IH-The supreme eonven-
/ ton of the Royal Neighbors of America
| adjourned to meet at indianapolis next
/ year.
BIackfoot, Idaho-George D, Golden,
grandmother of the Masd1s of Idaho ell
/ suddenly at Idaho Falls. Death was due
! to neuralgia of the heart.
! Montreal-The steamer Northwestern
! from Chicago, which was aground re-
Gently near Cardinal. has arrived here
and will proceed to Liverpool.
Denver-The American Smelling and
Refining company has filed a certificate
with the secretary of state 1ncreaS nS
| its capital stock from $65OO0,O0O to $780,
| 000,000.
Morristown, N. J.-Gen- Fitz John Por-
! ter, who was reported in critical condi-
| ton Thursday, is better, and members of
| is family are encouraged to hope for his
recovery.
Beloit, Wis-The faculty of Beloit col
lege has decided to dispense with the
degree of Bachelor of Philosophy and nd
Arts and Bachelor of Science.
| Seattle. Wash-The Coast and Geodetio
vessels. the Patterson, Capt. ]. f. Pratt
| commanding, and Macarthur, Capt. West
dahl commanding, have sailed for Alaska
/ to begin their annual summer work.
1
! one of the three remaining members Of
/ the crew of the Confederate cruiser Ala
bama, is dead. He was aboard the Ala
| bama in the famous fight off Cherbourg.
| New York-Lawrence Bennett, alas
! Lawrence J. L. Curtis, twenty-nine years
old, a clerk, is under arrest charged
| with forging the name of his employer
Kirk Lashelle,. the theatrical manager,
| to a check for $500.
Chicago-M. Cambon French annbassa-
y. ~.
of honor at luncheon given at l o'clock
! at the residence of James Deering. The
| luncheon was attended by many mem
! bers of the Alliance Franchise.
Paris-The French foreign office Off
Gals formally deny the statement of the
| Sydney correspondent of the London
| Daily Mail as to the alleged intention
! OF France to acquire an island of the
| Galapagos group, off the coast of Ecua-
| dor.
Tangier-The French cruisers Du
| Chayla and Pothuau have arrived here
| to enforce the payment Of indemnities
| for the murder of Frenchman at Keb-
! dana. They will. proceed to Mazagan
and remain there until a settlement has
! been reached.
Frederick, Md.-The principal business
transacted at the session of the confer
ence of the United Brethren was the re-
kephart, Of Pennsylvania; Holt, of Ohio;
Castle, of Oregon, and Mills, Of Cali
fornia.
Denver. Colo.-A contract made by the
recent Democratic city administration
| with New York bankers for the purchase
| of $4,7GO.000 bonds to be issued by the
! city for the construction or purchase of
water plant has been annulled by the
present Republican city council The
proposed bond issue was in litigation
| Columbus O.-The sovereign camp,
| Woodmen Of the World adopted a reso-
luton of sympathy with President Nc
/ kln1ey, with an earnest wish and prayer
/ that the life Of the model American
woman and wife Of the president, may
! be spared to her husband and the coun-
| try. The report of the legislative COM
mittee was then considered.
| milwaukee,, Wis.-F. c. Arnold, agent
| Of Chicago house, was arrested and
fined for soliciting orders and selling
| oIeomargarine within this state This is
! the first violation of the Brunson oleo-
margarine law, which was passed last
| winter. The law prohibits the handling
! of the product in any form in the state
! Of Wisconsin.
Oshkosh, Wis.-Sheriff Potter, of Win
lr6'l 7go county, following in the footsteps
/ CT Gov. La Toilette in stopping the Root
/ Carter match last night, viii prevent the
! meeting Of Harry Fails ard Perry
| Queenan of Milwaukee, in an eight
| round bout at Omro tonight OmrO Is
| about twelve miles from Oshkosh Ii
| Winnebago county.
Philadelphia PA missionary and
! historical exhibition, arranged by Che
committee entertaining the commission
! ers to the Presbyterian general assem-.
! bly,, was formally opened in the Acade-
my of Fine Arts. The exhibition is in
/ tended to demonstrate the progress and
! achievements of the Presbyterian church
/ from the. Revolutionary period to the
! present time.