The Saint Paul globe., 1901-07-31
FUR RTHER FRooF Is READY.
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

ou. PeterSDurg-COunt CaSsini, the Rus
arrived here Monday.
st Augustine, Fla.-Bishop John Moore
cled here after a long illness. The fu-
neral viii take Place from cathedral on
Friday.
Parkersburg, w. Va.-The Ellis Green
jury has been discharged. They stood
tion.
Springfield. Iu-Former State Senator
K. +. Hanna, one of the leading Repub-
llcan p5lit clans in Southern Illinois ,IieI
at his home in Fairfield.
New Hork-It is stated definitely. IN o.
qiSpatch to the Herald from London that
Richard Croker will sail for the I-piI.i
States early in September and win take
an active part in the fall campaign.
Kansas City-Lulu Prince, under SEM
tence or ten years for killing her hus-
Dand, Ph.llp II. Kennedy on Jan 10 Igsr
was released in bond Of $1,000 pending an
appeal of her case to the state supreme
court
PaTis-As an outcome of polemlcs. Leon
Daudet and Gerault Richard (the writer
On On tPe Rs,. Petlt Republican), who recently
met Kegs on the field of honor fought ID
qQel with swords in a suburb of Paris
wrist '-' ''"0
Topeka, Kan.-Mrs. Carrie Nation in
Jan under thirty days sentence and fine
from Gov. Stanley because the fine was
not RENTED. The commissioners offered
10 allow Mrs. Nation to pay it in month";
~ sums OF -. but she refused to aC~pt.
cincinnati. Ohio--Drought has so di-
mlnlShed the supply of potatoes thar fr
mas Deen possible to corner the market
one comm SsiOn firm today obtained CON
trol or the limited supply and dictated
prices, pr. running prices up 70 $3.2j and $3.50
per Darrel for the better Qualit es
ST Ortis Col
Springfield Mo. died at Baltimore. Nd.
from the effects Of paralysis He wls
lo;merly first vice president and general
counsel Of the st. Louis & San Francisco
railway and served as chairman Of the
Democratic state central committee nm
1884. lie left a large estate.
Chicago-George II. Phillips. of tbo
Board of Trade reported to the postal
authort.es his discovery Of an alleged
attempt at a gigantic swindle He a.
formed Supt. Stewart that the country
mad been flooded with circulars emangf-
ing from New York, asking. for subscriD-
tioLs 90 nctltlous $4,000 pool for
deal I'm September corn.
Madrld-Premier Senor Sagasta. I'm aD
interview just published scouts the ids1
OF any political outcome resulting from
the visit Of the German squadron tcom-
! manded by Prince Henry Of Prussla now
at Cadlz) to Spain. He says Spain has
nothing to offer. She must reorganIz-
her army. navy and internal admfnisrr.-
tion before dreaming Of alliances
| Seattle, Wash-R. Onnroy, promoter 4f
| the consolidation of Alaska aud Prgaf
| sound canneries, known as the Pacific
| Packing and Navigation company. has
arrived in the city with the announce
ment that the sale Of the different plants
| 70 Ihe new concern will take place aE
| Portland next Thursday. H. y Aims
| worth, of Seattle, will be manager 0r
! the combine.
Wlnstead, Coma. A. Cowles. of New
YORK; 10. /. F'rtsbie, Of Waterbury and
! James A Doughty, of Torrngtou who
together with Charles f. Br0okes and
John p. Elton, comprise the executive
committee Of the American Brass COM
stock of the Chicago Brass works whose
plant IS situated at KenOsfa wis
New. YorH-B. F. Van Valkeuburgh OF
brooIdyh, assistant commissioner OF
agriculture of New York, has been ap-
pointed Inspector Of dairy protects for
this port. His duties will be 10 collect
and compile for the use OF the depart
ment statistics of the exports of dairy
Products' with a view Of putting iu forc8
the law passed by congress relative 10
the purity Of dairy exports
Chicago-The programme for the Irish
demonstration in this city Aug. % has
Deen completed at meeting Of the
United Irish societies. Michael Davftt.
VIII deliver two addresses speaking I.
the afternoon on the Irish question and
IN the evening on England's treatment
or the Beers. The other speakers wlU
be Col. John f. Finerty, J. NJ. Cannon
and P. H. ODonnell.
San Francisco-A gas war has been pre-
cipitated by the arrival In this CITY of o.
representative of an Eastern syndicate,
which has taken options for the purchase
Of the Equitable Gas Light company and
the Central Light and Power couipany.
Inc Pacif1c Gas Improvement co INV
has cut the rate to Is cents a thu
feet, and this has been promptly met
the ether corporations.
Houston. Tex-JOhn T Vaughan a.
money lender. shot and instantly killed
Patrolman William Weiss. Vaughan He'd
Later, while he was endeavOring 10
reach his room, he was moTtally wound
ed by q detective He fell within fftv
feet of the place where his victim lay.
and died Shortly after Vaughan brother
was locked up, but refuses to talk and
no one knows the cause Of the killing
Of the patrolman.
Bluefelds, w. Va.-John Tl1ey and his
cousin, Charles Berry were found dead
in the road between Pocahontas and
Cooper's. They evidently had been 7Nar-
dered and robbed TOlley was foreman
Of construction gang and Berry had
just Joined him. They had been to Poca-
hontas last night and are supposed TO
have been followed and shot from be-
hind. TWO arrests have been made
Columbus, OhIo-J. o. A. Parler. chair
man or the national committee of the
Populist party. arrived here for a confer
ence with Ohio Populsts relative 20
nominating a state ticket The Populigts
have had no complete Independent organ
ization In Ohio since the fusion Of 1856
but since the Democratic state conven-
ton in Ohio this month eliminated all
elements of Populism from its platform.
Parker insists that the time has come for
the Popuiists 10 organize independently
In Ohio
New York-The Rev. DR. Ernest NJ
Stires. the new rector Of St Thomas
church, has appointed the Rev. Robert
Roam Clayborne, of Kalamazoo Mich
as vicar Of St Thomas chapel and chief
| or staff For eight years Mr. Clay
borne was a member of the board Of
missions of the diocese Of Western
Michigan, and for four years president
| OF the standing committee. Mr. Clay
borne will assume his duties on Sent b
taking the place Of the Rev DR.. William
| H Pott. who goes to Wappinger's Fails.
Says Mr.. MeddergrAss.
| Baltimore American
''As TO these here Roman candles" OBJ.
| served Mr.. Meddergrass abstractedly Sc
Letting a few raisins. ''all 1 got 10 say IS
tnat IL Julius Caesar or any o. the rest o.
them Romans ever tried 10 sit up an
read tn weekly paper by one o. EN- he
had HIS hands fall"
Sorry He Lied.
Judge