The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-28
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

MISUNDERSTANDING Gage bought
$50, 600 Per cent short-term bonds at
$10S.9017 and $4,000 As at $113.746S.
Rome-Cardinal Gibbons, who arrived
in this city May %, expects to remain
here for fortnight, and will then re-
turn nome by way of Paris and London
Denver Col.-The Western Federation
of Miners and it's ally, the Western La
Dor union, assembled here in joint con-
vetion. About IT'S delegates are in attend
arce.
New Haven, Conn-The twenty third
annual congress of the American
Laryngological association opened in
Dwight hall, Yale university. About
twenty-five distinguished specialists were
in attendance.
Albany, N Y-Further information
from the vicinity of the collision on the
Albany & Hudson railroad near East
Greenbush shows that the number of in
jured is over fifty. There have been no
other deaths, however. up to this hour.
Chattanooga-The monument crested
by the state of South Carolina on the
battlefield of Chickamauga was dedi-
Gated The monument is thirty-three
feet high It's base and shaft are OF
South Carolina granite.
Chicago-Having pleaded guilty to hav-
ing operated an Illicit oleomargarine fac
tory, Albert T. Dow, proprietor of a
creamery company in this city, was fined
SO, eco and sentenced to six mouths in the
county jail by Federal Judge Kohlsaat.
London-A new submarine cable be-
tween England and Germany has just
been put down. The cable is owned by
a British company, but the German gov
eminent contributed to it's cost. and a
German firm was employed to carry out
the work.
Toronto-The Canadian Press associa-
ton has been advised by Hon. Mr.. Field
ing, minister of finance, that the govern
ment will conduct the investigation and
summon all necessary w THESES in the in
quiry into the alleged papermake1s' COM
bination.
the Brooks Locomotive works. about two
thirds of the employees reporting for work.
None of the striking machiniSts or allied
metal Worke' 6 returned to work. All de-
partments Of the works are running, but
with a reduced force.
Iondon-The government of the Domin-
ion of Canada has dispatched repre-
sentative to South Africa to study the
trade capabilities of that. country with a
view to opening up and extending the
markets for Canadian products there
when the opportunity occurs for doing go.
Chattanooga. Tenn.-Gov. McSweeney,
of South Carolina, who is attending the
dedication services of the South Carolina
monument at Chickamauga, stated that
he probably viii be candidate for the
United States senate In the coming pri-
mary. although he had no definite an
nouncement to make.
Memphis, Tenn.-Thousands are pour
ing into the city from all over the South
TO attend the eleventh annual reunion OF
the United Confederate Veterans and
the sixth annual reunion Of the United
Sons of Confederate Veterans which
opens today. 1t is estimated that by
noon 80. 600 will have arrived.
New YorF-The demands OF the ma
chinists employed by the American En-
CINE company and the Ideal Cash Regis
ter company. Of Bound Brook, N. j..
were granted by those concerns, and the
men were all at work. The machinists
had asked for a nine-hour working day
without a reduction of pay.
Philadelphia-The supreme court rem
dered a decision confirming the constitu-
tionaiity of what - known as the PITTS
burg ripper BILL recently passed by the
legislature The bill establishes new
government for the second class" cities
of the state. Pittsburg, Allegheny and
Scranton.
San Francisco-Herman Luetgerth, a
Norwegian butcher. has been arrested in
connection with the murder of thirteen
year-old Robert Ilisiop at his home Sat
urday night Luetgerth formerly board
ed al the ETislop homo. Young Hislop
was found dead In his room yesterday