The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-25
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

London-The composer Charles Ken
sington Salaman is dead. He was eigh-
ty-seven years of age.
Funchal, Island of Madeira-The king
and queen of Portugal have arrived here.
This is the first time any Portuguese
monarch has visited Madeira. The town
is gayly decorated, and their maJeStleS
met with hearty reception.
London-Eugene Zimmerman. of Gin
cinnati. has nut his son-in-laW, the Duke
of Manchester, in position to offer ms
creditors u smiling 6 pence in the pound.
A meeting Will be held Thursday to con-
slider the proposal.
Madrid-The anti-clerical rioters who
paraded the streets Sunday shouting,
Burn the convents!" and who Kissed
the Infanta Isabella, stormed monas-
tory during Sunday night. They were
finally dispersed by the police.
Christiania-The officers and crew of
the United States training ship Hartford
are enjoying their visit. H. Bordewlch,
the United States consul general mere,
gave a coaching party and dinner to
the officers at Holmekolten Sunday.
London-Lieut. q. l.. Greenshields, OF
the Shropshire Yeomanry cavalry, is
dead, from wounds received in the war IN
South Africa. He was one OF the OK
ford-C am bridge team which defeated the
Harvard-Yale team in the International
athletic games in July, 1899.
San Francisco-Dr. 5. Weir Mitchell,
Of Philadelphia, the novelist, has ar
rived from the Orient on the steamer
China, en- route home, after a trip around
the world. He is accompanied by his
wife and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Schuyler, Of New hampshire.
New York-It was formally announced
by j. L. Morgan q co. that the SheIOy
Steel Tube company had been purchased
by the United States Steel corporation
for the purpose Of consolidating it with
the National Tube company, one OF the
United States Steel constituents.
New YCrk-The American Sugar Re
filming company has reduced al grades of
refined sugars ten points. The National
Sugar Renning company followed this
cut. ArbucMe prices are reduced i've
points, making their prices the same as
the American Sugar refining company
Alicante, Spain-serious disorGaIs have
QeclUIed at Alcoy during a jubilee rFo-
cessiOn. A mob attacked the procession
lists, wrenched the cruciiA from the
hands of the priest and tore it to pieces.
For time the air was thick with stones.
The gendarmes charged the rioters and
numbers were injured.
Saratoga, n. Y.-The thirty-fifth annual
convention of the Master Carbuilders' as
scciation was opened here by President
the work of the year. Secretary Taylor,
of Ohio, and Treasurer Kirby, of Adrian,
Mich, submitted their annual reports.
Topical subjects were then discussed.
London-Senator Lodge, Of Massachu-
Sets is expected to arrive in London
shortly. The Chronicle thinks his pres
ence may have an indirect and unofficial,
but at the same time none the less i'm
portant effect on the negotiations pend
ing between England and America, par
ticularly on those relating to the Mica
ragua canal.
Port Costa, Cal.--H. Sherry, telegraph
operator at Benicia, for the Southern Pa
citic railway; Kate and Agnes Kerns and
Mamie Sullivan were sailing in Car
qulneS straits Sunday night when a Squall
threw all into the water Miss Sullivan
and Sherry were drowned. The Kern
girls clung to the boat, two hours and
were rescued by fisherman.
Pottsville, Pa.-Emissaries from Read
ing and other points visited the Palo Alto
shops of the Reading company and sue
ceeded in influencing a number of work
men to join the strikers already out.
Forty men are out at Palo Alto and sew
eral at the St. Clair shops of the COM
pany. There has been no interruption of
work at the companys shops at Schuyl-
kill, Haven and Crescona.
Ladmer, B. Give Chinese market
gardeners were attacked Sunday night
by q former Chinese companion who had
apparently lost his mind. One Chinese
was killed and four were fatally hurt.
The five victims lived in a shack near
the river. Recently the murderer had
been acting so peculiarly that he was
told to keep away. Last night he at
tackled the party with an ak. He was
captured.
Eldorado, Kan.-Judge Altman deliv-
cred his instructions to the jury in the
second trial of Jessie Morrison, on the
charge of killing Mrs. Clara Wiley Cas-
tie. They make it possible for Miss
Morrison to be convicted of either first
or second degree murder, second or third
degree manslaughter. Closing arguments
were then taken up. 1t is probable the
jury will retire this evening.