The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-08

reTbnr 4fHC C-oe a9prc aching MARRIAGE ~,
| i Ihol "TII Gladstone (sOn of the &c 70. 81
| nam T. GladstOne) and a daiIe-bt.l- ~ j.
| nounced. '"i 'HeI is an
New York-Brig. Gen. James s MI,
dled suddenly at PlainfeId n i e.
| NegIey was veteran of the Megica,--
ClvlI wars, and was prominent in ,--...
tary circles. -.1iii
New York-Ihe subtreasurv maid c,+
81 100000 assay office checks on az
count of Seattle, San Francisco and Nayy
York, representing gold shipments from
/ the KlOndike.
Chicago-The Chicago Transporfa-f,1
company, with $4,000 capital. has been
] organized here for the purpose of build
! ing and operating ten steel steamers for
| the lake grain trade.
| Laurel, Del-Emery w. Riggin son OF
! 10. b. Riggin. ex-speaker of the house of
| representatives of Delaware, was fatally
| burned in a fire that destroyed Riggin &
Sons carriage factory at Laurel.
Paris Julius L. Stewart, the artist. has
been promoted to the rank of officer of
the Legion of Honor. A. b. Valers and
Louis h. Ware. an engineer, have been
made chevaliers of the Legion of Honor
Trenton. N J.-During the temporary
absence from home of their parents the
children of II. Z. Hauley, of this place.
secured revolver, and Ethel, with six
shots, killed her brother Edward aged
nine.
New YOrk-The official record of the To-
ca! weather bureau shows that Aug.
TINS year was the chilliest Aug 6 in TWEEN
Ly-HVe years. The average temperature
was 6S degrees, as against rs degrees for
the same date last Year
Nantucket, Mass.-Work upon the 1eo-
Ioct mast of the Bunker Hill Siascous-t
wireless telegraph system has been com
P t,.il over ITO cells Will form the cleo
trlc power and four Instruments are
Placed IN the operators room.
New York-WiHiam r. Coston fine
dTulacturer Of the COstOn Marine night
sisnaIS was seriously injured in an OK
poison winch occurred at his works on
staten Island. One building was de-
Stroyed The money loss was small
CleVeland-The Lake Shore Electric.
company, of Clevland, has been incorpor-
ated 10 construct and operate an electric
line from Cleveland to Toledo tbrouo.t; 9
Cuyahoga, L0rain. Huron Erie SaudGs
KY Ottawa, Wood and Lucas counties.
New York-Placards were posted
throughout Paterson, n. j.. announcing
that the right of existence group 0f
anarchists will produce at the 8rrrica,,
theater here on Sunday. Aug u.s. a grant
IIrasgedy called The Assassination OF
King Humbert"
New York-Tuesday nights heavy rain
storm caused serious floods I'm Newarls
and Jersey City, and some of the streets
III those cities are covered with water
portion of the West Shore railway tracks 70
III Jersey City was covered with uearIt-
a foot Of water.
Tacoma, Wash-The state supramo
Coui mas refused a writ Of habeas cor
pus TO Eben Boyce, the wife murderer.
ana ne probably will be hanged Frlda,
The court held that the Rand act W.
never in effect and Boyce was Dr0perir
sentenced under the old law
Baker City, ORA forest fire has bro
ken out IN the woods, back Of the North
role mine, and is now burning ferceiv.
ana now threatens the mine property and
long Inc OF fine beach property TN.
hre is thought 70 be the fault OF carr .
lessness on the part of campers
Richmond, Va.-The storm and rco5
situation in the state is relieved. and I'm
dicattonS are that danger and daugr-.
are past. Evidences Of the dOwnpour of
Tuesday are plentiful. but the water has
all passed away. The wind has changed
and normal conditions are expected to
continue.
Berlin-The officials OF the Russian e
embassy here deny the report printed br
the kOenigspurg Allgemeine Zeituues thaf
M. de Nitte, the Russian finance minis
ter, has instructed the Russian repre-
sentatiVes i'm Germany TO discontiuu.
thelr preliminary work on the commercial
treaties.
Chicago-Two important gifts TO fin.
McCormtck seminary are announced. Mrs
Nettle r. Mccormick donates $4,000 -
be used in endoWiug a fellowship for the
highest scholarship in Hebrew. and Stau.-'
ley Mccormick gives $4,000 for the inn
mediate purchase of books for the semi
nary library
Atlanta, Ga-Samples Of ore and gold.
accompanied bv regularly attcstGd sm-
daVitS, have been received i'm Atlanta
showing remarkable rich strike Of gold
in Wilkes county, near Washington. .Ha
results show that out Of 100 pounds Of orc
Las pennyweights Of gold were taken by
amalgamatiOn.
New York-FuneraI services over the
remains of Abram Newkirk LIttlejOhu
who was the Protestant Episcopal bishop
Of Long Island for thirty-two years were
held in the Cathedral Of the Incarnation
Garden City, l.. ]. Right Rev. Henry tD'
Potter, bishop Of New York, conducted
the service.
New York-The federal grand jury re-
sumed its Investigation into the affairs
OF the Seventh National bank William
M. Hardt, one Of the experts designated
to assist the United States district attor-
ney in the examination Of the books of
the Seventh National bank, was called
before the jury.
Paris-The tribunal of commence rem
dered judgment in favor of Nm Perivfer
the manager, and De ROdays. the editor.
of the Figaro, declaring that the resoIu--
tons for the dismissal passed by the y
shareholders of that paper were null and
void because they cOntravened the ar
tcles of association.
Chicago-The ffty-ffth annual session
of the American Missionary association
viii open at the First congregational
church, Oak Park, H., Tuesday. Oct o.
5. Parks Cadman. ID. D., Of Brooklyn.
Will preach the annual sermon. Addresses
from representative men and women from
Congrega tiOnal churches I'm various parts
of the United States Will be presented.
Observation-Disclosures c.. Wilson. of the
tobacco firm of Walter c. Wilson & Co.
this city, was found dead in bed at his
home in RivertOn, n. J. He was about
sixty years of age. Mr. Wilson was for
merly an extensive baker and was well
known to the trade throughout the cOun-
try When the combination absorbed his
bakery he went into the tobacco bust
ness
Manna-The United States cruiser
Brooklyn. flying the flag of Rear Ad-
miral Remey. has arrived here from
Australia where the vessel took part In
the celebrations attending the opening OF
the first Australian parliament. The Of
ficers and men of the Brooklyn expressed
themselves as greatly pleased with Their"
treatment during the federation ceremo- =.
MES
New York-Cen. L. p. De Esnola. chair
man of the commissioners in this country
for the Turin exposition Of decorative
art, has sent out an address to prospec-
making a good showing for the United
States at the exposition, which is to be
held in Turin Special prizes are offered
to architects Sculptors, artists, art work
ers and manufacturers.
New York-Justice O'Gorman, in the
supreme court, on the application OF At
water & Cruikshanks attorneys for Axel
w. Hallenberg, held that a receiver
should be appointed for the Cobra
has mines in Sonora, Mexico HalIen-
berg is stOckholder in the cOunpanv