The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-11
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Berlin-Ernest Gumpert, the United
states vice CONSUL at Coburg, has been
granted his exequatur.
Boston-The annual banquet Of the Re-
publican Club CT Massachusetts will be
abandoned this fall out of respect IN
President Mckinley.
Chicago-The South Park commission
erS have passed a resolution Changing
the name of Brighton Park to McKin7
/ ley Park. 1t was also practically decid
ed to change the name of Thirty-sey-
enth street to Mckinley boulevard.
Chicago-Dr. F. c. Wirslow, prominent
as an expert on insanity, died suddenIv
mere He was superintendent of the
nome for the inCurably insane at Peoria
IL, and was formerly in charge of the
central Illinois hospital for he insane AT
Jacksonville, I'll.
London-The king has been forced bv
ADVERSE rumors respecting his health to
LoAoW queen VictoriaS example and al
! low the public to know what is going on
| at court. The news Is favorable and
TENDS to discredit the alarming runors
( current last week.
Gainesville, Ga.-The Barlow guards,
were on duty around the court borSe
mere. where Bill Johnson, a negro is be-
ing lrled on the charge of assault Sher-
| Ill Johnson was compelled to take his
prisoner away from here Wednesdav
| night to avoid a lynehing.
Kansas City, Mo- Dent Yates for
tsWenly years one of the most prominent
BUSINESS men in this city, is dead AFT his
d dinits,. mere from an operation for appen-
uLcltos. MT. Yates was a member of the
| company that presented the onera ..Pin-
aIofe III America for the first time.
New York-Resolutions against the
! i asohless aomlttance of undesirable immi-
grants TO the United States were adopted
at largely attended meeting Of the
! merchants and Manufacturers, Roard Of
Trade OF New York. President Roose
t telt was urged to give the matter at
tehtlon in his message to congress.
Point Pleasant, w. va.-Eight thou
Union are here to witness the dedication
| OF the ground for the monument to he
erected COMMUNICATING the battle be-
Iff4. ~ An address was made by Col. Ben
net L. Young of Louisville, KY.
Philadelphia-John H. HaverIy. the ia
nous minstrel and veteran theatrical
manager who died at Salt Lake City
services were conducted by Rabbi Jo-
seph Krauskopf. The Philadelphia and
| Baltimore lodges of the 3. P o. Elks
We're represented at the funeral.
Providence. r. 1.-The Rhode Island
Prohibitionists selected a ticket headed
! by William Brightman, of Tiverton, for
| governor; 3. w. Mack, South Langston,
| for lieutenant governor The platform
| declares the denial of suffrage on ac-
count of sex TO be a violation of the
fundamental principles Of our govern
ment.
Chieago-Prof. George Edgar Vincent,
| OF the University of Chicago, says the
| Record Herald, is mentioned most prom
| inently in New York for president of
| Columbia university, to succeed Seth
| Low. Prof Vincent was one Of the three
leading educators at all considered for
the presidency of Yale when DR.. A T.
| Hadley was finally elected
Rome-Glavinoviteh the anarchist ar
rested here recently. a short slime after
his arrival from Dalmatia, he having
| been heard to threaten the lives of the
| pope and Cardinal Rampolla, pontifcal
| secretary of state, has been sentenced
| to fortnight's imprisonment for carry
| ing deadly weapons and then to be de-
ported to his home In Dalmatia.
Chicago-Marquis to- of Japan, arriv-
! ed here from st. Paul over the Chicago,
Milwaukee &c ST. Paul road at 9:45 In
company with the local Japanese consul,
Toshiro F,ugita, he was driven in an
open carriage to the Auditorium Annex,
where he held a brief reception for Jap
anese residents of Chicago, who had
gathered to welcome the Grand Old
Man of Japan"
New York-Judge Thomas, in the Unit
ed States circuit court, granted to eoun-
sci for w. FL. Kimbal, G. H. Rose and
+. b. Corey, indicted in connection
with the failure of the Seventh National
bank, until Monday next to make a mo-
ton for the Inspection of the minutes of
l
21st OF the month to plead to the indict-
ment.
Chicago-Charges of misrepresentation
OF funds of the American Home Finding
association Were filed against the Rev.
George K Hoover, superintendent of the
association, before the Rock River con-
ference IN session at the First Methodist
church. Evanston. Bishop McCabe re-
ceived the charges, which were delivered
by Presiding Elder c. F. Vaudeville, az
formulated by President Gary, of the as
ISOLATION.
New Yorls-John c.. Stanton, a rail-
road contractor of note, is dead at the
age of eighty years. Mr.. Stanton was
pioneer in railroad building in the South
al the close of the war, constructing the
Alabama & Chattanooga railway, now
known as the Alabama Great Southern
He was largely instrumental in develop
ing the coal and iron interests of the
South. His most important work was
on the Poughkeepsie bridge.
Oil City, Pa.-Harper's nitro-glycerine
factory at Ridge Farm four miles from
this city, was blown up at 1880 a. m.
The cause of the explosion will never be
known, as the only persons about the
They were: Clarence Ward, aged thirty
three the manufacturer, and his assist
ant, Frank Gross, aged twenty-five.
Wards body was blown to atoms and
Gross was decapitated. Windows were
shattered for radius of two or three
miles.
New York-The Earl of Fingal and
Capt Cooper, of the East Lancashire
regiment, who arrived on the Oceanic,
come to this country. the Herald says.
for the purpose of buying remounts for
the British cavalry in South Africa. Sir
Frederick Young, K. c. NJ. G., was. also
passenger on the Oceanic. He is on
his way to Canada to attend the laying
of corner stone for an extension to
the Kingston university at Kingston, On
tario, on Oct Is, and to be present at
the reception to the Duke and Duchess Of
Cornwall and York.
Seattle, Wash.-President Fowler, of
the Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging
company. Seattle corporation, has been
notified that his firm has been awarded
the government contract. valued at ST.
600 coo, for dredging the harb0r of Ma
Mia and completing the old Spanish
breakwater. Mr.. Fowler VIII imnedi-
ately ship the necessary dredging ma
cbinery and million feet of lumber TO
be used in constructing scows on which
to convey masonry for the breakwater.
Two working crews shortly will be
shipped to Manila from this city.
HE WON.