The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
Total fer the month. 571, 800
Average per day. ....19,O6O
FURTHER PROOF Is READY.
NEWS CONDENSED

W.
London-George Conquest. the DIav-
wright and actor-manager. Is dead from
heart disease. O11A
o,! St. Louis LOUIS; Mo.-Delegates to the Vest
ern Unitarian conference are here tn at
tend three days session at the C,hnrcb
or the Messiah 0'-N' Va
Chicago-Wheat is moving n far larger
4udIVlllleS than vessel men had expectad
Rates sttffened up to cents for On "a %
river for medlUm-sized carriers ~
Madrtd-At a cabinet council # v,as 10
GGtueu 10 grant Catalonia and other prov
mces a certain amount Of decentraIiza-
Iloh IN administrative affairs
Columbus O.-The fourth biennial ses-
sion Of the sovereign camp. Woodnnen ~
the World, convened here. S0vereis6
commander Root, of Omaha. presided.
New York-According to the London
correspondent of the Tribune, dlsqu!etine
IuInoIS are again prevalent in that civ
Morgan. 80 D'ii'
Fort Wayne. Ind-One hundred and
twenty-five machinists and apprentices
IN the Wabash yards here struck TODAY.
issuA ''o 10 ct
vo Colorado Springs coI.-Harvey 3.
is dead here from congestion of go
lungs. He was born at Post Minis Vt
ana was ftty-fVe years Of age.
Montpelier, Yt.-The supreme court Of
vermont declared unconstitutional the
STATE Jaw requiring dealers from outside
Lhe state 10 take out a license ard Tile
mont.
Seville--A mob Of strikers here. while
attempting to force a number Of work
men to leave Their tasks came IN CON
fict with the gendarmes. Tanv we're
WOUNDED and seventy arrests were made.
Inc strike movement Is spreading.
San FranCisco-Ihe members of tba
ono society will turnout In @orce tsf4v
at befrkeley during the commencement
exercises at the university. Gov n sh
VIII be present with his staff and al tbe
visiting congressman.
Nanimo, B. C-The wreck of The Ame--
lean ship COlUsa has been found i'm a
rocky cove at the southwest side Of
heuhl!I sound, Queen Charlotte island
Inc snip was apparently Stripped Nv the
crew and abandoned at sea.
New York-The stockholders of the
Consol dated Rubber Tire ManufactIIr
Ing ia company ,etil met in Jersey City. but adj
ing to the restraining order ISSUED some
time ago by Chancellor Magee
Buffalo. N. Y.-The board Of aldermen
has unanimously voted to make Nav 20
the dedication day Of the exposition a
civic holiday The resolution included
request to all employers to suspend
business and grant a holiday to the per.
sons working for them.
Kansas City-Utley Wedge, appointed
receiver OF the Slegel-sanders Live Stock
company on an application filed bV
Frank Rockefeller, principal stockhoIder
IN the firm, took charge Mr. Wedge
states that the business win be continued
without interruption.
st: Louis-DeIegate to the number OF
l50 from points In the United States and
Canada were present at the convention
OF the International Association of Res
taurant and Hotel Employees and the In
terhatlonai Bartenders' league which met
IN this city for four days session.
Routine business took up the time
Berlin-A dispatch to the Lokal AM
zeiger from st. Petersburg says Maxim
Gorkie, the> author and WenReroa an
editor and the latter's sister, have been
arrested by the police. who are search
Ing day and night for a secret press used
IN printing revolutionary proclamatious
which are distributed among laborers.
,Cleveland-Thc executive committee OF
the Lake Carriers association met here
for the purpose Of adopting a wage scale
to apply to all men except engineers en-
ployed on lake vessels Should anv
change in the existing scale be made. It
Is SAID that not less than 10000 men will
be affected.
Cedar Rapids, Io-A serious clash f.
feared between 400 striking shopmen IN
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North
ern railway shops here. Threats have
been made on both sides and the new
men at work in the shops are understood
to have armed themselves. Two of tina
strikers were attacked. burt were not see
rtously hurt.
Denyer-The American Federation OF
Musicians, in convention here, has se-
lected Buffalo, y. Y, for the next an,
nual meeting. The date waa NOT fved'
Resolutions were adopted characterfzluS
rag-time' tunes as ''unn1usical rot' an /
piedging the members Of the fedora fiOh
70 make every effort to suppress and
10 discourage the playing and publish Z.
OF such musical trash"
P1ttsburg-The annual preliminary + f1t
wage conference Of the scale committees
Of the American Glass Bottle Blowersj
association and the National Bottle Mans
utacturers association has begun here,
Ine meeting is for the purpose oP re-
ceiying and presenting suggestions which
VIII be acted upon when the national
conventions Of the two bodies are he'd
IN July, the workers meeting at Milwau-
kee and the manufacturers at Atlantic
City.
Plttsburg-BIrs Mary Leonard. better
known as French Mary" a vivandiere
OF the Civil war and one Of the most
picturesque figures produced during tho
rebellion, committed suicide by taking
poison Mrs. Leonard served through
the war with the One Hundred and Four
teenth volunteers, doing remarkable
service in number OF battles for which
04AT ACNCAFNh Conspicuous UEitLlOn ana d
medal for bravery.
Boston-The seventy-ffth annual meet-
| ing Of the Congregational Home Missions
airy society was opened here with Gen.
o. o. Howard presiding. Among the delS
egates were several from Cuba Rev.
Alexander MacKennall, D. D., Of Bow
doin, England. representing British, Aus7
( tralian and Canadian ationall Sts,
but especially the Congregational Union
OF England and Wales, fs among the
distinguished foreigners present.