The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-17
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

ties a.e not revealed.
Des MOines. Iowa-Edwin Manning. one
OF the WealthieSt men in Iowa died at his
nome IN Keosauqua. His estate is valued
at 100000
Lima. Peru-The large mortality, IN
Lima is again attracting attention. There
has been an alarming number of deaths
IN the last few days.
st. Petersburg-Grand Duchess Xenia.
wife of Grand Duke Alexander MfkhaI-
ovltch, gave birth to son. The child
was christened Dimitri.
New York-Plans for combination of
the button manufacturers of the United
states. taxing In all the important con-
Germs in the country, are being perfected
says the World.
Palermo-The remains of Signor Crispi
were privately transferred to the Capu-
chin church, where they viii remain IN
til permission is granted for their inter
ment in the Pantheon
LondoR-Crown Prince Frederick Will
lam of Germany arrived here. He was
met at the Victoria station by the mem
oers OF the German embassy and large
crowd and was given cordial greeting.
southampton-The American line steam
er st. Paul, for New York today, will
take among her passengers Senator
Chauncey M. Depew, Congressman
Grosvenor, of Ohio, and George Westing-
house.
view IOIh-lHG BOARD or health of
Montclair, n. J., has given the authors
ties power to purchase oil to begin the
work of eXterminating mosquitoes. The
stagnant pools and swamp lands will be
attacked first
Marion, Ind.-The entire town of
Landesville, five miles east of Mayion,
was destroyed by fire. The fire started
In the Odd Fellows block and quickly
spread over the town. The town has a
population of 800.
hop crop in Oneida, Madison and Otsego
counties will not be over two-thirds the
average this year, and possibly not more
than half. The vines are prolific, but the
hops have not buried out well.
Madrid-The widow Of Senior Canovas
del Castillo, former premier Of Spain IS
dead. Senior CanOvas del Castillo was
shot and instantly killed by an anarchist
at the baths of Santa AgUeda at
Guesalibar Aug. g. 1897
San Francisco-It is reported that ne
gotiations are in progress for the sale Of
a controlling interest in the Market
street railway company to an Eastern
syndicate. The local par value of the
stock is a,Si60CO.
MOntevideo, Uruguay 49, The British
cruiser Cumbria and the gunboats
Nymph and Basil, have sailed for the
Brazilian coast. 1t is believed the de
parture Of the war vessels have connec-
ton with troubles feared in Rio Grande
90 SUI.
New York-Frederick Baldwin Belts.
who in the first half of the last century
was head of one Of the largest saddIery
firms in the United States, is dead at
MorrlstoWn, n. j. During the war ne
lost large amount Of money In the
south, and in 1879 congress awarded him
$4,000 on claim Of 500, 900
Cheyenne, Wyo.-James G. Rankin. ex-
sherln or Carbon county, is of the Opiu-
ion that the Great Northern train robbers
are IN Wyoming. Rankin believes that
the three robbers are now in hiding at a
rendezvous south of Rawlins, and the
detective is positive the three men We're
in Cheyenne last Tuesday.
Nashua, N. H.--A letter received here
To-Day from Ascuncion. Paraguay. an
ncunced the death there of Frank A. Nc
hean, eX-mayor Of Nashua and former
cashier of the Indian Head National bank
of this city. Mexican fled from Nashua
in 1893 because of a shortage Of about
100000 in the finances of the bank.
New York-The Brazilian national con
VentlGn is divided on the question of pl es-
lGential candidates, says the Rio de Jan
GIRO correspondent of the Herald Some Of
the members have e ided to support Gov.
Rodriguez, Of San Pablo, who is be-
leved to be favored by President Cam
pos Sales while others favor Gov Uayo.
of Rio de JaneirO.
Cleveland. Ohio-state Building and
Lean Inspector Mauck swore out "a war
rant for the arrest of j. A BlOdt late
secretary Of the Guarantee Savings and
Lean association, upon the charge Of en-
beZzling funds from the latter institution.
Blodt recently resigned his position with
the bank as the result Of an investigation
by state officials
Observation-Disclosures Joseph Whar-
ton. of the Bethlehem Steel company,
gave out statement in which he said
that c. M. Schwab, of the United States
Steel corporation, Will, in a few days,
take charge of the RethlabnT0 Steel
Pany, but Mr.. Wharton does not know for
what purpose.
Detroit, Mich.-The Catholic Order OF
Fore sters decided to- admit salOOnkeeper3
to membership in the order. The liquor
business, however, was deemed to be an
ext, hazardous occupation, and ali MEM
bers of the society engaged in it viii
have to pay an extra assessment the
same as railroad men and others who arc
deemed dangerous risks.
Berkeley, Cal.-Fire destroyed Nlehaus
Bros planning mill at West Berkeley, to-
gether with three acres of buildings, lum
Der piles and finished products of the
mills EVerding's starch works was badly
damaged, as was also Moses Oil company
plant and the Haywood lumber yards.
Loss $4,000 Of which 100000 is on the
planning mills, with insurance Of only
$l6.500.
Rio de Janeiro-Oppositton in congress
to representation at the Pan-Ameri-
can congress is increasing. Deputy Mo-
EdlGS SdlO II LncTe IS a ETdZllldIl delegate
in the congress the delegate would not
represent Brazil, but only President
Campos Sales. The chamber of deputies
nevertheless passed the appropriation for
a representative to attend the congress.
Anderson Ind.-Passenger Train No. sc,
on the Big Four, east-bound. was wreck
ed at a. M. at Raleigh, one miles west
Of PendletOn. The train consisted Of two
mail cars, one baggage combination and
day coach and two SleeperS, and was
mi ftHy n
person injured was Fireman Lilly. The
track was badly blocked. The train car
ried seventy passengers.
Dallas, Textile morning session In the
Texas house Of representatives. at Aus
tin, was occupied with TeSolut Ons extent
ing sympathy and moral support to the
steel strikers. and denouncing the steel
trust Delegate McFaH made a speech
in favor of the strikers and against the
trust. The resolution - now DC nding bus
mess. and comes up in the morning hour
from day to day until disposed Of.
New York-Edward r. Carroll. clerk Of
the court of general sessions. has sent TO
Controller Coler a bill for 81 ,829 for print
ing the volume of testimony taken at the
trial of Roland r. MOlyneux. for the
killing of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams. The
bills for stenographic work and other eX-
penses connected with the trial far ex-
coed this expense Of the mere printing
Of the records Of the case.
Phoenix Aria heavy rain Of half
an hours duration occurred al Liza
City, eighteen miles west Of here, accom-
panied by a heavy fall Of hail an unu-
suaI occurrence in this region. The wind
broke down the trees and unroofed small
buildings washOut on the Martcopa
6, Phoenix road, at the north bank OF
the ella river threatens the bridge, and
passengers and mail are being transfer
red.
New York-AIfred Bianco, an employe
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