The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-30
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Ar 1ERNOVN NE W0 OONOEN 1EO,
Bufalo-cuba day at the exposition was
a grand success.
Denver-The American Forestry asso-
citation completed its work and adjourned
sine die.
Chicago-Directors of the Board of
Trade have voted to close the exchange
from Friday to Tuesday owing to the
holiday on Monday, Sept 2.
Manila-The Philippine commission has
organized a civil government at Fba, cap
ital of the province of ZambeleS. This
completes the Northern tour.
GeneYa-A German named Hinschler
while climbing the Oberbauch, in the
| Alps, fell over a precipice and was kill
ed His body was terribly mutilated.
Rome-The Patria says that American
courts will give no satisfaction for the
lynching of italians, and urges the gov
eminent to take other measures against
the United States.
Quincy, Ga-Elmore Silvers, of the
cambridge baseball team. was hit on the
head by a pitched ball in a game played
here between cambridge and Quincy, and
died shortly after.
Chicago-The supreme and subordinate
! branches of the colored uniform rank of
| the Knights of Pythias, encamped here,
| paraded through the principal thorough
fares of the South side.
New York-Joseph Zachello, who stabb-
| ed his mcther-in-law, Mrs. Caroline Muc-
clio, to death at Tompkinsvlle, S. l., Jan
| 10, 1900. was put to death in the electric
| chair at Sing Sing prison.
! Christiania, Norway = The steamer
t-Frithjof arrived at Hammerfest and Ie-
! ports that she successfully landed the
! BaldwinZeigler Arctic expedition at
ZeigIer, in latitude 1924 north and longi-
! tude So east.
! Shamokin, Pa--One miner was killed
J and several others badly injured. by an
! explosion of dynamite at the Scott shaft
near here. The explosion was caused by
a drill accidentally running into charge
! of dynamite.
| deroga, belonging to the Chapplain
| Transportation company, plying between
! Baldwin and Caldwell, on Lake George,
: was destroyed by fire at Rogers dock.
! No lives were lost.
| Rome-The trials of the new submarine
ministry of marine, have been most salts
! stc35f1e, invented BY ths ftalta6 engineers,
Russian and laurent.
! Lima, Peru-The senate, at a secret SEES
| sion, approved motion to call on the
| foreign minister F. de Osman Y Pardo to
exam ne the so-called revelations con-
tanned in Minister Vicuna's note, publish
| ed in the Chilean newspapers regarding
| the colonization Of Bolivia.
Pittsburg-The strikers in the plant of
! the McClintock-Marsh company, at
! Rankin, Pa, met and declared the strike
| off. The men go lack at the terms Of
| fered by the company. Three hundred
men returned to work and the full force
! of 200 men will be working today.
Dayton, Ohio-David Sheehan, a depu-
! ty constable, fired two bullets into his
! breast at the LakeVieW club house and
| died three-quarteTs of an hour later. a
| note left to his wife indicated that he
L dive J01
/ ed that he forged a check for a small
| sum.
New York-The Rt. Rev. Edward ia
| cob, bishop of Newcastle, England. was
| a passenger on the steamer Germanic
| from Liverpool. He said that he would
remain in this country about three
| months and would attend the convention
| of the Episcopal church at San Francis
| co in October.
New York-At a special meeting of the
| Shirt Waist Makers union at the Uni
Versity settlement building, more strikes
! of shirt waist girls were ordered. Score
| tary Solomon, of the union, announced
after the meeting that 1t had been de-
cided to increase the number of girls on
strike to $500 before the end of the week.
! Philadelphia-Th Rankin hotel. at
! Ran, Pa, was totally destroyed by fire.
The fire spread so rapidly that the guests
! barely escaped with their lives, and lost
| all their clothing. A guest named cakes,
| who jumped from a thrd-story window,
broke his left arm and was badly bruised
| but not dangerously hurt. Hhe loss was
! about $4,000.
| Omaha-The package of money found
Wednesday by boys has been partially
/ identified A letter carrier picked up
band which had been used TO hold
money. 1t was marked 5000 ana
1 contained other marks by which the bank
! officials think they can identify it as the
| band covering the package of money
stolen from George Archibald, the Pa
| cific Express company'S driver.
| Man:la-Civil Governor Taft returned
here from the north. He is pleased with
| the condition of the parts of the country
visited During his trip he established
| civil governments at La Union, Ilocos,
! south and north Abra, Cagayan, Isa-
! bella, Sombales and Becot. He intends
| shortly TO amalgamate the provincial
! governments and modernize the present
cumbersome municipal governments.
San Francisco-The very latest phase
/ of the gold swindle which has developed
i in Alaska and in Klondike, according to
the Chronicle, which says that bogus gold
| dust and nuggets have been sent North
| in large quantities and disposed of as the
product of various claims. Many per
| sons are said to have been yictimized.
! Two secret service agents are now at
! Dawson investigating the matter.
Madrid-While the British feet in Span
/ ish waters was maneuvering, torpedo,
which had been launched, stranded on
the shore in front of La Linea. A party
of man-of-war's men was sent to recover
it. but was prevented from doing so by
a detachment of Spanish carabneers. The
! landing party was strongly reinforced
| from the fleet. the carabineers were over
awed and the torpedo was recovered.
ST. Louis-The steamer City of Clifton,
! owned by the st. Louis & Tennessee RlY-
er Packet company. sank at Seventy-s1x
| landing, agout fifteen miles above Grand
| Tower, H. She was bound for st. Louis
| and her cargo consisted mostly of lunl-
Der Her passengers, who were trans
ferred, arrived here safely on the steam