The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
AFTERNOON NEWS eoNDENsEn

o New York-The total of the first days
registration of voters in this city was
2Sl,05S. In 1900 it was 2Sl.Sl8 vas
ope nfaitl fhe gtGPtbIpg Fem FFa stee
sage contained nothing of interest
RomeIThe pope received in audience
Arenplsnop Chapelle, who was apostoIic
delegate to the West Indies, and more
ippines. MI
Lima: Peru Monsignor Garcia SAM a
Domestic prelate to the pope and recio =
OF Santo Toribo college, is dead Ia
t MS p q nlgnly DISTINGUISHED member Of
the PERUVIAN priesthood. u
New York-Henry Pierson Dittnars
Well known sugar broker. is dead Al bis
H EoIe at orange. N. ]. He was born in
Selma, Ala, and came to New YorE IN IN
lozI' engaging in business here.
Gantcn-rke viceroy of Canton has ra-
celYed an intimation from the Chinese
minister in London TO the effec+H go
a1!se quantities of dynamite arms and
dIhinenltlon have been shipped To China
plopaoiy Tor the use of the reformers.
c new York-The Rt Rev. Knut Hennin.
1IeezeHslus Won Scheele, of Sweden has
teIt the city for Buffalo. After visi+ino5
LIE I'G, fan-Amer1can exposition, the Bishop
VIII go to Washington, where he will
Pre-, phesen NJ ,etter to the president from the
,Rlpon, Wis.-Hereafter women will ba
ddl!oWeu TO vote as lay delegates at +het
Wisconsin Methodist conferences T:his
was decided today by a vote of the con-
sfisiife covering the question in con-
Sututlonal amendment which was ma ssed
by vote, of 118 to Z.
London-Another torpedo boat dastro,-
CT, the Vulture, has buckled in 1eayv
s seas S Wnlle on I, her way from Portsmouth
10 portland. She had to return to Ports
mouth. where it was found several of
her plates We're broken.
Detroit-Daniel c. Bennett aoed +ryer
'f fS.;s1, was probably fatally stabbed late
htIloay night, and is now in St Marv's
Frank ]. Klein is under arrest 9 cbare,Sy5
with the cutting. The stabbire was 7ba
result OF quarrel about a woman
Constantirople-T Ottoman students
IF nf 1fa aa VINO are generally secret aS2nts
OF the Turkish government. have teie-
sIdPneu the sultan demanding the i'm
nmedlate payment of their allowances
OenerWlse they threaten to launch an
"slaeioh whlch VIII endanger the throne.
Mishawaka. Ind.-The ten-year-old son
OF John Hellis, living south of Misha-
Waka. accidentally backed a team of
norSes into an apiary, upsetting the
hlves. The bees attacked the boy and
horses. The boy lost the sight of both
eyes as the result of stings and may die.
Both horses We're stung 70 death.
Chicago-An ultimatum by the Chicago
Telephone company to the striking line
men was given out, STIMULATING that the
men must return to work Immediately or
new men would be hired in their place
Inc company promised to consider their
grievances individually. The strikers it
IS said, will not compromise
Vancouver, B. C.-The Dominion gcy-
ernment has made a change in the cable
rates to the Yukon, which heretofore
nave been 81 for a minimum of ten
words. The future rate is to be 40 cents
per WORD. Ihe press rate, heretofore SIS
for 100 words, has been made 81 per 100
words.
Vancouver, B. C.-Hon. Frances J. Las
celles, brother of the Earl of Hardwood.
has been acquitted of the charge of man
slaughter, but was committed to the
provincial asylum. He killed his Chinese
cook at Golden, B. c.. while insane His
friends will endeavor to take him to
England.
London-Bishop HartzeIl missionary
IN Africa, left England this week for
East Africa. He will organize a new
Afr1ean Methodist conference at Umtanf,
Rhodesia, Nov. 8, and will then COM
mence an extended tour through his do
cese. The bishop has recovered from
malarlal fever, with which he was laid
up for months in England.
London-The United States ambassador.
for New York from Southampton on
board the American line steamer Phila-
de1ph1a. The members of the United
states embassy and many personal
well at Waterloo railroad station here
previous to their departure for South
ampton.
Silver Greek, Neb.-As a result of a
quarrel over his ability to shoot straight
Thomas Baudur, Andrew Howiski and
GustaVe Gonzior were wounded seriously
by Jake Struman at Duncan, Neb He
deliberately shot the boys to demonstrate
ms ABILITY with the weapon. Struman is
fourteen years of age The other bows
are about the same age. Baudur is shot
IN the head, and is not expected to live
Inc others We're shot in the leg and
shoulder.
Nation, ul.-An unknown man. sup
posed to be James Rourke, after escap-
ing from the detention hospital where
he had been sent several days in a
frenzy OF delirium tremens, entered the
home of John Herman as the family
We're seated at the table. FIourishing
butcher knife he drove away all the
family but Mr.. Herman, VINO stepped
into an adjoining room for a revolver
and shot Rourke in the breast, killing
him instantly.
Webster City, Iowa-B. G.. Mundeli was
at Williams. fifteen miles cast
OF here, as an accomplice Of the mao ar
rested in Chicago a few days ago with
500 worth of postage stamps on his
person The elew which led to the ar
rest was the discovery of letters found
on the person of the Chicago man, wit
ten by Mundell, requesting his friend to
write to him at Williams, Iowa. Govern
ment officers had been shadowing the
Williams postoffice for several days.
New York-Gen Woods trip is proving
of great interest to the movement for
reciprocity, says the Remedies, Cuba,
correspondent of the Tribune. At Santa
Clara, Cardenas, Sagua and Remedies
SpaniardS and CubanS will appeal for q
reduction of the duty on sugar and to-
baeeo; They say their country will be
ruined unless the United States grants
this aDDPat- POlitlPA the of
election for president, is even over
Swallowed by this question. and the good
feeling for America is noticeable.
New York-According to the Herald
William w. Brauer, PRECEDENT of the
Williem W. Brauer Steamship company.
announces that his company will mau-
grrate a freight service from this port
&c Hamburg in January next. He says
that within four months the Brauer
steamship company will give out con-
passenger and freight steamships, to be
ready for the season of 1903. These new
boats will be from 10000 to 1900 tons in
size, with accommodations for $50 first
class and LOCO steerage passengers.
Des Moines, Iowa-The state supreme
court decided that a city has no statu-
tory authority to prescribe fine for the
of that section of the muict
law prohibiting open saloons Oh election
days. holidays or Sundays in Iowa. The
mulct law provides that in case of such
the Saloonkeeper loses bis rights
under the mulct law and becomes subject
to the prohibitory law and may DE in
dicted and his saloon closed. Cities may
not reduce this drastic penalty to a nom
inal fine as in the case decided.
Brussels-The decision of the Congo
Free State to construct l, 600 kilometerS
marks an important Stage in the de-
velopment of the colony. The railway