The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-25

reports showed. 400 voted against a gem
eTal strike and 100 in favor Of it. Mosf ns
/ the weayers did not vote. -
Steubenville, Ohio-While clearing a
1Teieht wreck on the Panhandle at thc
oitu ~ ol 1ouId tunnel. a derrick car top
pee over and eight men who were work
ing on 1t We're injured The mosf Sc
IlOusly hurt were c.. B. Beuts PeFe,.
Nori and J. 3. Lauber The accident
was due to the failure Of fhe crep- ~
clamp the derrick to the track.
Richmond, Va.-The constitutiona1 CON
| Yention, In committee of the whole. con-
sldered the report of the committee on
preamble and bill of rights. Mr. Steb-
Dlls, OF HaLfaX, advocated the WysOr
anenclnent, which seeks to make the
preamble declare the constitution SHAH
| pe proposed to the people for ratification
or rejection. A vote was not reached.
eureka Kan.-James Kiser, former
pcllceman was shot to death Fridao
night by Dr.. L. D. Fuller. While Dr.
4 uller was drawing water from q pus. H.
fountain ne was assaulted by Kiser, who
knocked tl nm down and kicked him in
the Iace and head. DR.. Feller regained
bis feet and shot and killed Kiser DR.
ruler IS perhaps fatally hurt. The tra e
cay grew out Of disputed debt.
Washingtor-JOhn Barrett has been ap-
pointed commissioner general for Asia
and-Australia in be1alf OF the ouisl 0s
EGfchase exposition to be held in ST.
Louis in 1903 Two other cornlts IS r.l.,.s
are to be named-one for EurOpe and 0us
Tor south America These couinf nf5s;iorl-
ers. while receiving their apDnint mems
from the exposition, are to have the adj
vantage of every facility which the ssats
department can afford.
Denver, Col.-Members of the American
Association for the Advancement OF
Science are arriving here to attend the
annual convention of the association and
It's afiluated organizations Retiring
Preslaent woodward. dean Of the faeul-
ty OF pure science Of Columbia university
VIII deliver his address next Tuesday ana
surrender the gaVeI to his SUCCESSOR
Prof. Charles S. Minot, Of Harvard uni
versity
New York-It is announced that the
Baroness Kathe Schratt, Of the Hoff-
burg theater, in Vienna, will appear at
one Of the Broadway theaters in this city
quflng the coming season. The baroness,
besides being prominent German ac-
tress, has come to considerable notice
recently by reason of the report that
she haq contracted a morganatic mar
rage with the Austrian emperor, Franz
Joseph
Denver-About 400 members of the
American Bar association, relatives and
friends. left Denver in a special train to
visit points of interest IN the mOun5a rs.
The meeting Of the association here was
attended by 81 members, the largest
meeting Of the association ever held new
members to the number Of 227 were
taken in at this meeting, making total
q
Next years meeting wfll be held at Sar-
atoga Aug. q, % and %.
Cleveland, Ohio-Coroner Simon today
rendered his verdict on the disaster It
crib No. 2, in which a dozen lives were
lost ten days ago He finds The city Of
Cleveland, the sub contractors and the
crib engineer Jointly responsible; the for
mer because its officials knew, through
inspectors, of the absence of ordinary pre-
cautions for saving life: the sub-con-
tractors because they failed to provide
protection to life, the engineer because
ne permitted the srnokestacks to become
cYerheated.
South Norfolk, Conn.-The decomposed
body of man found near Copp's island
by two young men who were cruising
in saiiboat, has been brought here.
From papers found in the clothing. the
remains are evidently those Of " c.
Colby, of Dallas. Texas. A steerage
ticket on the Joy steamship line was
found, and it is supposed that he was
lost off steamer while going from New
York to Boston. The body had been
IN the water about ten days