The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-18
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Salem, Or.-Gov. Geer has started for
Columbus, Ohio, to participate in the Re-
publican campaign.
New York-According to the London
correspondent of the Tribune the Amer
lean society in London Is arranging a
complimentary dinner for Sir Thomas
Upton on his return to London.
Berlin-Herr Maurer, editor of the
Neues Leben, an anarchist sheet, was
sentenced to four months Imprisonment,
owing to the publication of an article
approving the assassination of President
Mckinley.
Christiania = The increased duties on
raw and manufactured tobacco will, it is
expected, realize a millicn kroners and
cover the treasury deficit. The Norwe-
gian tobacco plantations are being
started.
New York--seryices were held in the
chapel of st. Leos Roman Catholic
church over the remains of Carlos, SIX
teenth duke of Alba, who died at the
Holland house. Rev. Mr.. Fey, the pas
tor, officiated.
Rockford, Il1-Maj. Patrick Flynn,
deputy United States revenue collector,
died here, aged sixty-nine. Maj. Flynn
at the outbreak of the Civil war enlisted
300 men in Northern Illinois, forming a
part of the famous Mulligan guards.
Dublin-Judge. O'Connor Morris, at the
opening of the Rosconmon sessions to-
day, said he had received documents pur-
porting to emanate from the United Irish
league, marked with coffin and contain
ing diabolical threats against King Ed
ward.
San Francisco-John ]. Thompson, of
Troy, N. Y, died in this city from bron-
chttis Mr.. Thompson was lay delegate
to the Episcopal convention. His body
will be taken to his home in a special
car tonight Mr. thompson was whole
sale druggist, seventy years old.
for Frank L. Rice, who is under convic-
ton for forging railroad tickets declared
in court that he believed his client had
committed suicide. The court postponed
stated that Rice's family had been un-
able to get any clew as to his where
abouts.
Piqua, Ohio-The second day of the In
ternational Missionary conference OF the
Christian church opened today with de-
votional exercises by DR.. j. c. Bishop,
of Ohio. The Bible study was conducted
by Rev W. Morrill,, of Wooster. Rev. j.
B. Weslin, d. D., of Stamfordville, n.
Y, preached the annual sermon. A gen.
eral discussion followed.
Springfield. Ill.-The plant of the Sat
tley Plow works closed this morning, and
300 employees are idle. The plant was
closed by order of the company in order
to adjust an existing difference between
employees and employers. The latter at
tempted to change the scale from piece
to day work, to which the men objected.
New York-Among the passengers just
arrived on the TeutOnic is the Marquise
Talleyrand Perigord, who was Miss Cur
tbs, an American belle, accompanied by
her nephew, Master Eugene RuSpoh, and
his nurse, and Prince Giovanni del Drago,
of Italy They will spend the winter at
their country place at Ghatsworth, N. j.
Blookrie, Mo-Matter Robinson, of
Swinton, Mo, was shot and killed by
City Marshal Kelley here He rode into
town heavily armed and announced his
intention Of marrying Miss Mamie Ma
lions, his cousin. or numbering her and
committing suicide. He resisted arrested
and tried to shoot the marshal, who shot
him down.
Middlesboro, KY Peter r. Colgman,
paymaster of the Wallace iron furnaces.
was waylaid and relieved Of $1,000 about
midway between this town and the fur
mace by two men at o'clock in the
morning. A large crowd started in pur-
suit but the robbers succeeded In eS-
Gaping to the mountains. In their flight
they dropped $500. Colgan was injured
by them, but will recover.
New York-Dispatches from Madrid to
the Times say the rioting at Seville is
continuing, but no further damage is be-
ing done. Attempts to remove the tram
way lines have been stopped by cavalry.
1t was rumored in Seville that anarchists
intended to attack the converts. The mil
itary took precautions to prevent this
The town was tranquil Wednesday even
ing, though troops were still patrolling
the streets.
New York-NIiss Helen Gould said at
Lyndhurst that she had not been con-
suited concerning her appointment as a
member of the board of women man.
ayers of the Louisiana Purchase expo
sition and that she knew nothing about
it. To serve on the. board with Satisfac-
ton to herself, Miss Gould would have
to spend considerable, time in st. Louis,