The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-29
presided. Inspector Cross, Of this city,
daliuerad an addrass Of ZHalcnnna.

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delivered an address Of welcome.
Racine, Wis.-There is a belief here
that the vessel lost eff Shebnvgan dur
ing the storm is the schooner Rand, OF
Racine, commanded by Capt jefferson.
The description Of the wreck tallies with
the Rand and no tidlnss have been re-
ceived of the Rand since the storm.
Harrisburg, Pa.-Senators Quay and
Penrose reached Harrisburg from Wash
ington to confer with leaders Of the
senate and house on legislative matters.
1t is expected that the date Of final adj
journment will be fixed for June r., and
that the bill calling a constitutional con-
Vention will be pushed.
New York-Robert Hayden Moulton,
who is charged with shooting A. ".
Dingwall, a theatrical manager several
weeks ago and who has since been IL
the Bellevue hospital IN q serious cOndi-
ton, was held in $3.50 bail to the grand
jury on charge Of telOniOus assault
by Magistrate ZellCr.
Burlington Io.-Steamer w. ]. Young
arrived here with passengers and part
of the freight Of the steamer Dubuque
which sunk eighteen n les above curling
ton Monday night. The boat lies In shall
low water and can be easily raised 1t is
not much damaged. There was no eX-
element among the passengers.
London-The international MinSs' con-
ference now in session in London and
which is attended by many continental
a universal eight-hour law. The chairman,
William Abraham. NJ. p, expressed the
belief that parliament will pass an eight
hour law III 1902
Chicago-One hundred and fifty mem
beers Of the National Association Of Rail-
road Commissioners their wives, daugh-
tiers and frienGs, left Chicago on spec al
train for Frisco to attend the annual
convention Of the organizatin June D.
The party goes over the Burlington to
St. Paul, thence to Winnipeg and thence
westward over the c. p. r.
Medicine Bow, Wyo-Rlchard England
a well-to-do sheep man, was killed, and
Fred Mole was MORALLY wounded In q
fight with a cowboy named Amber
Mole is said to have accused Amber
with interfering in his family affairs, ana,
securing the assistance Of England, at
tempted to drive Amber out Of town.
They were unsuccessful, however. Am
bier was arrested.
New York-At the office Of A. NJ.
Watt superintendent Of motive power OF
the New York Central railroad, 1t was
said that no demand from the machinists
at DepeW or elsewhere on the line Of the
road had been received. Officials say
they had not heard of any impending
strike or any dissatisfaction on the part
of any Of the men on conditions prevail
ing.
Philadelphia-Nearly 200 machinists
Joined the strikers ranks. All the men
in the testing machine WOrhS OF llnluS
Olsen struck, but a few hours later q
settlement was effected and the men re-
turned to work Forty machinists en-
pIoyed at the Tabor Manufacturing com
pany's works returned to work, having
been granted the nine-hour day settle
ment.
London-The visiting members Of the
New York Chamber of Commerce viii
visit Windsor Castle, June 1, and will be
received by the king. A conference be-
tween the members Of the New YORK
Chamber of Commerce and the London
Chamber Of Commerce has been arrang-
ed for June g. Morris K Jessup. presi-
dent of the New York Chamber Of Com
merce, win preside.
Parls-The government of Morocco has
agreed to give France full satisfaction
for the murder of Paul PouZot, the
wealthy planter, who, with his son-in-
law, was murdered by pirates while on a
shooting expedition off the Riff coast. in
April last, at which time his two daugn-
ters were carried off. Morocco will also
settle all pending questions concerning
Algeria.
Carrollton, Mo.-Charles Mckinney, son
of q policeman, was killed while assist
ing his father In arresting a gang OF
tramps. Three were placed In Jail. Half
a dozen others escaped and were pur-
sued to the country by the sheriff and q
posse and finally surrounded. After a
lively fight, in which many shots were
exchanged and the sheriff's horse was