The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-26
NEWS CONDENSED


port Fort Townsend, Wash.-The steamer
1oanoke has arrived from Nome. bring.
ing oSf passengers and s360,OOO in gold.
Buenos Ayres-Pres1dent Roca has
signed decree declaring that the port of
Hio Janeiro is infected with the pIaeue
Stockholm = The ironclad yasa was
launched in the presence of King Oscar
and the members of the diplomatic corps
Inc vessel was christened by Queen So
phia. ~
dr New Haven. conn.-Dr. Gustave An
SudSeS at Yale, has accepted the pres1
and, Ill. o0A ISL
L50ndon-klng Edward and Queen Alex
andra returned to England TO-DAY fron,
the continent. They were Ioud1v cbearad
on their way to Marlborcuen ho,,sa fyo,S1
the railway station IN
Spokane, Wash.-The worlds rock ar,I,-
ing record has been broken by Bradshaw
aliu freethy, the Butte team DriIIin1
ntteen minutes, they went throueb Hr+I,s
llVe inches of granite. For this thev won
purse Of $500. WIN
New York-The wholesale grocers fro,,.
nri,tdisa sections of the country hue
principally from the New England stafee
nave peen In conference in this citv fos
the last two days, looking to the forms-
grocers.
London-A dispatch to the Times fror.
Shanghai says it is stated ION high az
thorlty in the North China News that
the court has definitely decided not to
return to Pekin for two years" 1t is
ADDED that the court will remain at Kai.
tong Foo.
New York-The director of the Amer,.
can locomotive company have declared
quarterly dividend of "a per cent an
ens preferred stock, the first since tina
this year. - 'Uiie' VI
Buffalo, N. Y.-This was Oregon dav
81 the Pan American exposition. The
weather Was delightful and many Orc
S E,nl or former residents of that state
Temple of Music - ''o
New York-Hearing on the casa 20
i htoS1 arrested while attending an al
tSs l9 anarchist meeting in Corona, L. /.
day. The prosecution desired more ti,na
Tor the translation and examination of
papers that We're found upon Most when
ne was arrested.
.h New fork-The United States supply
commander Hugo Osterhaus mas INST
arrived in port from Manila after a
voyage gS,lai OF sixty-one days, remarkably
portA Trip. me Culgoa touched at the
SoiIS OF Colombo, Perrin, Suez, Port
oelu' Malta and Gibraltar on the Wav.
scranton, Pa.-The annual convention
VI the state League of Republican clubs
opened opened at the Lyceum theater, with fifty-
Resolutions
were adopted expressing sympathy for
MRS MRS. Mckinley; commencing President
roosevelt and assuring him of the
a nedrd Geu support OF the Republican party,
anu denounclng anarchy as being deserv
ing Oh capital punishment
~, Lo I1,;I Odessa correspondent of
Inc the Ilmes says an institution called the
bureau of Trade and Commerce with
eastern Asia is being formed at SI
Retersburg; 1t will have branches in an
"a far-
russian merchants and exporters tn biH
1or the Eastern markets one extensive
concerted lines
Chicago-Secretary of the Treasure
Gage expects to leave Washington for
Chlcago today, and after a few days'
say mere VIII go to Denver. lis vaca-
uon was cut short by the death of Presi-
dent mckinley, and, as he is in need OF
rest, ne Will spend several weeks aWay
rom ms desk. While he is In DfnvAr
the secretary may deliver an address be-
lore the American Bankers association
winch viii meet there next month.
Canton, Ohio-In the list of floral Of
ferlngs at the funeral of President Mr
k1nley it was stated that a .'greaf field
IVe Ieet long and three feet wide COM
posed posed entirely of white astors. with red
cross IN the center" was sent by the
knights Templars of Minnesota. The
oHer1ng really came from the Red Cross
Society of Minnesota.
Frankfort Ky.-Gov. Beckham- has or
oered out the greensboro and Rowliny
Green troops to go to jacksonville. This
was oohe IN response to a. report made
py state inspector Henry Hines who
mas been there to investigate the trouble
Mr. Hines says the request for troops
was maze by both the strikers and non
strikers, as they were not able to cone
with the lawless element.
Wheeling, W. ya.-Many OF the strik-
erS VINO refused to go to work at the
Bellaire Steel plant Monday broke away
ana started to work. 1t is believed that
AZ al WI! VII, iolioW. AS one turn came out OF
the mill this morning they were set upon
by crowd of strikers, supposed to be
from Martins Ferry, and three of the
workers were badly injured. No ar
rests.
Chlcago--Wiliam Deering, head of the
great agricultural implement works that
bears his name and president of the
board of trustees of the Northwestern
university, is seriously ill at his home
In Evanston. He is seventy years of
age ON account of his advanced age,
his condition is causing the greatest con-
Germ among his friends.
Victoria, B. C.-The sealing schooner
vera, which has arrived from a sealing
cruise to the Copper islands with 6S5
skins, brings news Of the seizure by a
Russian man-of-war of enc of the
schooners sailing out of Hakodate under
American ownership, the Josephine No
details were learned of the seizure, but
1t was understood the schooner had been
taken to Petropaulovski, and what dis
position has been made of the crew
could not be learned.
Vancouver, B. C.-The Klondike has
been brought into Geographic commune
cation. The first message was one of
congratulation from Gov. Ross, of the
Klondike, now in Vancouver, to his legal
representative in Dawson. The line,
which is 200 miles long, touches at At
lin, White Horse, Dawson and fort
boundary with the projected American
government line from st. Michael.
Chicago-The Poles of Chicago want
the next public high school in this city
to be named the William Mckinley high
school in honor of the martyred presi-
dent. Polish taxpayers, associations and
clubs, together with national singing and
turner organizations have started the
movement, until now the plan has be-
come a general demand among the Pol
ish people of Chicago Resolutions adj
dressed to the board of education have
been prepared and will be sent to every
Polish organization for adoption.
San Franeisco-The Chronicle says that
the Chinese are now seeking to evade
the restriction act by taking advantage
of the transit privilege. They come to
San Francisco, it is asserted, and at once
depart for Mexico or other foreign ports.
only to cross the border back into this
country at the first opportunity. Since
July l. 1853 Chinese have arrived in this
city, en- route to foreign countries. OF
this number 259 were ostensibly bound for
GuaymaS.
Brussels-The congress of trades unions
has just closed. This congress Is differ
ent from most trade meetings, because
it is under the direct patronage of the