The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.


rath has finished the first reading of
| the tariff bill without essential changes.
! Visalia CaL-The first carload of this
| seasons oranges to leave California were
| shipped to New York from PorteIville, II
| Tulare county.
New York-The American Sugar Rein
ing company advanced the price OF re-
/ fined sugar. grades No. to 10, inclusive,
| five points.
Buffalo. n. Y.-The National Associa-
ton of College Alumni is in session'-here
| with about fifty members, representing
| twenty-five colleges, present
Berlin-The British government is buy
! ing potatoes in Germany for South Afri-
ca, and 25,000 boxes have just been ship
| ped to the Cape from Hamburg.
| LCrdon-John Collins, alias John
! Harkes, and Frederick Austin, alias Nor
| gan, were extradited at the Bow street
police court today. charged with larceny
committed in Washington.
Notwithstanding to the Vossiche Zeit-
ung, the next army budget will provide
J light infantry battalion. each division con-
| sisting of seventy men, and 1iftysiX
horses.
Defiance. Ohio-The circuit court has
/ ordered the Cincinnati, Lima & Milwau-
! kee railroad sold. Financial difficulties
were encountered, and the bondhoiders
We're unable to reach an agreement. No
! date was set for the sale.
~ New York-A. E. Tysoe the British
| champion half-mile runner, is dead. He
defeated j. L. Grogan, of Princeton, at
that distance at the Anglo-American
athletic meenng in 1900.
Utica, N. Y.AThe Porto Rican dele
gates, fourteen in nalc1ber, spent the fore
noon visiting the cotton and WOODEN man
| ufactories of the cites AM the plant OF
We're entertained at luncheon at the Fort
Schuyler club. They left for Syracuse
on the Empire State express.
Syracuse, n. Y.-Syracuse gave e-e
Porto Rican visitors hearty welcome
upon their arrival at p. m. The party
were met at the train and escorted IN
carriages TO Syracuse unive1 sity the
principal points Of interest in the ty
and the manufacturing establishments.
The visitors will leave this city at 5:2j
p. m. direct for Buffalo.
New York-William F. Miller, of the
Franklin syndicate 0-per-cent-a-week
fame. has just been served at the Ray
mond street Jail, Brooklyn, with a copy
of an injunction signed by Judge Thomas
restraining various banks and trust COM
panies from paying over any money be-
longing to the Miller syndicate
Austin Texas-The railroad commission
has just issued a statement showing the
gross earnings OF all the railroads in
Texas for the year ending June 80 1901
to be $685. 1920 which is an increase OF
$l1,SS2. 46I over the previous year. This
y
| Texas, of which forty-three showed in
| creaseS.
Sioux Falls, S. Outward Collier aged
twenty-five, is in Jail at Madison, and his
father is dying at farm house. near Ra-
mona, with his throat cut from, car to
ear. The two men quarreled over the
sale of a farm while riding home in
covered buggy, and the son cut his faith
er's throat in the fight that resulted. The
son pleads self-defense.
Halifax S-A telapran1 fyotYo
Louis has announced to relatives here
| the death at Fern Ridge, Mo-, yesterday
of John Mckay, the earsman, who FOR
three years with Jake Gaudaur was dou-
ble-scul champion of the world. Nc
Kay was born in Dartmouth n. s., but
resided in Boston many years, where he
Won many races and was an instructor
IN rowing. He was about fort"' years old.
New York-The special train on which
j. P. Morgan went to San Francisco to
attend the triennial convention of the
Protestant Episcopal church arrived here
at noon. Mr.. Morgan was not on the
train when it reached here, having left
| it at a point up the Hudson to go on
| board his yacht.
| Cleveland, Ohlo-Eight hundred boys
| from the grammar schools of this city
called on Director of Public Works Salem
! this morning, petitioning for greater priv
ileges in the city parks during the COM
ing winter. Suitable shelter buildings,
where the boys may get warm, is the
/
! promised the boys all they asked for.
| New York-During the fiscal year just
! ended the state of New Jersey chartered
| 2,342 corporations, receiving therefrom in
| fees for filing the sum of $55S. 1884. This
| is an increase of S16S, 81 over the SINH
! lar receipts for 1909. The total includes
/ the fee for filing the papers OF the United
| States Steel corporation, which amounted
| to $22o,G90.
Paris-George Berri, a Nationalist men,
! Der of the chamber of deputies has no.
! titled the ministry of his intention to in
| treduce motion in the chamber in
| strnetng the government to join other
| nations in ebliging Great Britain to re-
| move the women, children and aged peo-
! pie from the concentration camps in
| South Africa to heaithful neutral terri
| tory.
San Franciseo--The Cali says: J. P.
! Morgan has purchased a large tract OF
| pay shore land adjoining the Standard
! Oil companys property above Point Rich
! mond, on San Francisco bay to be used,
| 1T Is said. upon reliable authority, as a
| of railroads. embracing the Great North
| ern and Northern Pacific roads The
purchase price is given out at something
/ over 100000
Philadelphia-The torpedo boat destroy
| er Chauncey was launched at noon to-
| Mae Chauncey Stevens-Todd christened
! the vessel. The Chauncey, which is
sister ship Of the Bainbridge, launched
! some time ago, and the Barry, now be-
! ing built. is 245 feet long and 23-foot
] beam, with four cylinder triple-expan-
| sion engines and Thornycroft boilers
! Her speed will be about twenty-nine
! knots.
Pietermaritzburg Nata1-Lord Alfred
| Miner is not among those phophesying
a speedy settlement in South Africa. Re-
plying to an address from the corpora tion,
| Oct. %, he said he hoped his VISIT to Ma
| tai would lead to few tentative steps
| in the direction of his desired peaceful
| and prosperous South Africa: one great
collumnity under the British flag But, u
added Lord Miner, '1et US not count on
it coming in hurry
New York-Judge Lacombe, in the Unit.
ed States circuit court, denied the ap-
plication of counsel for Police Warman
| Bissert for admission to bail, pending his
| appeal to the United States supreme
court for a decision by the United States
Judge that the special jury law in New
| York state is unconstitutional. Bissert
| was convicted in a state court on a
| charge that he accepted a bride from tie
| keeper of a dlsorderly house.
Deadwoed, S. D-The large cyanide
plant at Ragged Top, owned and operat-
ed by the Spearfsh Mining company OF
| n inoro 81 81.