The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-25
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Paris-A special decree reducing the
! bounties on French sugar exported after
Sept. has been issued.
Seattle, Wash.--It is. estimated that the
| Puget sound soek-eye salmon pack for
the present season will be l,2o0,o00 cases,
valued at S., ,400 Coo
New York-Edgar A. Whitney, whose
disclosures to the district attorney led
to the recent police arrests, was re,
leased in 5000 BAN.
New York-At meeting of the .execu-
tive committee OF the Shirtwaist Makers
union it was decided to extend the strike
and increase the number to 1900 Fff-
teen shops will consequently be tied up
thereby.
Berlin-It was semi-oficiaIIy announced
that, according to the czar's wish, Count
Won BueloW, the imperial chancellor
would be present at the meeting between
Emperor William and the car, off Dant-
zie.
Cripple Greek, Col-The coroner's jury
in the case Of the killing Of Samuel
Strong, the millionaire mine owner, by
Grant Crumler, rendered a verdict to the
effect that the killing was without pre-
meditation.
Chicago-H was authoritatively denied
by trustees of Northwestern university
that DR.. James w. Bashf0rd, president
of Ohio Wesleyan university, had been
offered the presidency of the Evanston
institution.
E1LJSDufB-A cut OF "a per cent mas iJt-l
made in the prices on glazing quality
plate glass by the National Plate JOB
bers association. This action was decided
upon owing to the unsatisfactory condi-
ten of the European market and low
Irices ruling abroad
SapuIpa, J. IA citizens COMMITTEES
has decided that all negroes rot of Creek
blood must leave Sapulpa by Monday aft
Groom. and notices 70 this effect were
posted around town TODAY. The order
grew out of recent 1awIessness. 1t IS
feared the negroes win resist and that
blood viii be shed
Chattanooga. Tenn.-E A. Turner,
chairman of the executive committee for
the entertainment OF the twelfth annual
convention OF the National Association
OF Letter Carriers. which convenes hero
Sept 2 said that the present indica-
tiOns point to the largest attendance in
the history Of the association.
Berlin-The Bcrliner Tageblatt says: ~
close. inspection of the utterances Of the
German press shows that the tone OF the
journals is less striking than the fact
that American diplomatists have ex-
humed a treaty dating from 1916 in order
to give possible Intervention an outward
sign Of Justice.
Antioch, CaI.-The San Joaquin river
steamer Dauntless, bound from Sam
Francisco for Stockton, was sunk In a
collision with the freight steamer. Mary
CARAT. The passengers and crew Of
the DauntlesS were saved. The Garratt
was uninjured.
Fremont, O.--While blasting on the line
of the new TifHn & Fremont railway,
south Of this city half dozen men
were injured by the premature explosion
Of dynamite Those seriously Injured
were: James E. Wiekert Frank and VII
liam Fleck.
Des Moines. Iowa-On a vote of the
shareholders the Homes Savings and
Trust company, with head offices in this
city, has gone into voluntary Heuidation.
All obligations viii be fully paid Tne
action is taken as a result Of the act Of
the last legislature which restricts COM
pounding interest.
Hazleton, Pa.-Rain has fallen in this
region since o'clock a. m The tracks
Of the Lehigh Valley railway at Beaver
Meadow are washed out and train is
stalled. At Highland the tracks have
settled four feet for a distance Of about
100 yards, and traffic on that branch of
the road has been suspended.
s London-The American line steamer
philadelphia, formerly the Paris, and
known as the Yale during the war be-
tween the United States and Spain ar
rived at Southampton from Belfast
Where she was reconstructed after going
ashore on the Cornwall coast in the
spring Of 1885, Her trial trip was very
successful.
New Xork-There Will be no general
strike Of the silk workers of Paterson.
At a meeting of the Neaver5' union the
shop unions to which the question had
been referred for vote reported.' The