The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-30
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

San Juan de Porto Rico-It is reported
mere that the American Sugar Refining
company is buying options on large es-
| tateS here.
New York-Kuhn. Loeb & Co. will ship
SZSo;ooo in gold to Germany today Heidei-
6ach, Ickelheimer & Co. will snip ST.
oOo TO the same destination.
Rome-The pope has finished mis- en-
/ cycllcal on the subject of anti-clerical
measures in France, Spain and Portugal
II probably will be published in a fort
night.
cannes, France-Fire broke out Sunday
night at the artillery camp in the vicinity
or the village of ST. Jean Eight artilIary
men were burned to death and several
| were injured.
Madrid-The mayor of Buenos Avres
ana the Argentine delegation which cana
mere 70 present the queen regent with
beautiful reiiqUary, have been accorded
! an enthusiastic welcome
Ludwigshaven, Baden, April 29-The
! Sa1ited and mutilated eighteen women
mas been caught here red-handey1 by two
detectives attired as women.
Ne" York-The baby that was buried
mother and the woman's uncle. both
Italians, Is dead. The grand jury VIII in
vestigate the matter.
Berlin-A fire at Spremberg, Pru-sfa de-
Stfqyed the cloth factories of Bergman
Pretsch. H. Pueshel, and Stariek e.
Mittel. Two persons persisted in the
/ names. The loss is placed at several mill
! lion mark.
Cope nf1agen---Bjornst1erne Bjornsen's
new drama, Paul Lang" has been Dro
! duced here for the first time, The an
/; thor and his family were present They
/ received constant ovations. Biornsen
made speech of thanks
Westerly, r. 1.-The closing of the
! in i
/ any visible commotion in financial cir
/ cIes mere: Withdrawals from other banks
/ during the forenoon were apparently no
more numerous than usual
New York-The viii of the late Charles
! Hoyt, playwright, was admitted to pro
bate In the surrogate's court here. me
surrogate held that the proponents of
the will established the fact of Mr..
| Hoyt's residence in New York
..a Bud1apest@lEmperor Francis Joseph
| granted farewell audience to Addison
| =. harris, the retiring United States min
lister to Austria Hungary, and subse-
qaen 2, received the new minister, Rob
| ert s. Mccormick. who presented his ere
dentlals to his majesty.
Chicago-The conference committee Of
the international Association Of Machin-
ISIS sent an ultiInatum to the Illinois
Central railroad comm .ttea demandine an
| answer TO the schedules asked last week
| 1t Is considered that the macninists will
! PROBABLY break off negotiations.
st. Etienne, France-There is a strong
propaoli1ty that the proposition to in
( duSuFate strike IN ali the coal basins
/ IN support of the strike at MonIceau les
Mines was defeated by the vote of the
I miners taken Sunday and under the d.
fectlon OF the miners federation.
| Ogden, Utah-United States Minister
| Conger and party left Ogden at 8:2O a
M for the East, accompanied by John
! N. Baldwin, attorney general Of the
! S Onlon Pacific Earnest E. Hart. John 7,
S reeN,ttfo ana Donald e. McRea, Of the
| reception committee of Council Bluffs
Chicago-Oflcers of the Western Trans.
! SIT company reached a settlement with
/ their engineers, and the men will return
TO work at once. 1t is said the Anchor
llne and its employees have also reached
! an agreement. Most of the engineers will
/ be at work before the end of the week
New York-James P Voorhees,, Of
! washington, son of the late Senator
! Thursday, charges with having an ac-,
complete in the robbery OF Taylor's shore,
was discharged from custody, the COM
! planning witness having failed to make
i out case against him.
Berlin-The st. Petersburg correspond
ent OF the Cologne Gazette says it is
| announced from Toxic that the harbor OF
Matsumal, capital Of the island of Yesso.
opposite Vladivostock, Is being transform
ed into naval port. The work is being
! carried out with all speed and is already
| almost completed.
Latrobe. Pa.-Fire at the Dorothy soal
| and coke plant of the American Steel &.
| Wire company, which started Sunday
night, is still burning. 1t was feared
tnat SIX men were entombed in the mine,
but 1t is known now that all escaped.
! The mine will be flooded. The loss to the
! plant will reach about s150, 0O0 fully in
/ sured
Vienna-A dispatch to the Neue Freie
Presse from Bucharest says Carevali.
/ one of the largest ship owners and grain
! Ia Tod
eide by shooting himself His alleged la
! bilities are 100000 francs The affair has
| caused intense. excitement at Bucharest
and Braila. which is the principal port
OF Roumania-
Tacoma, Wash-The steamship Oopack
brings news that the shipments of raw
| cotton from the United States to the
| Orient will be affected by immense pur.
! the cotton spinnerS' union embracing the
| largest cotton manufacturers Of Japan
/ Their agents have bought $50, 600 bales to
be shipped within the next few months.
| Boston-At meeting Of the board OF
! overseers of Harvard university the oues-
/ ton of granting the decree OF doctor OF
laws to President William Mckinley was
! taS1e up informally. and the sentiment
| expressed was unanimously in favor Of
the STEP The matter will come up for
/ final action at a meeting OF the over
SeerS just before commencement in June,
! as is the usual custom.
| New York-The Atlantic Transport line
| steamer Minnehaha, from London. re-
/ ports that on last Thursday at $50 in the
| evening at latitude 1875, longitude AS,
she passed the American liner New York
/ New York, going at reduced speed. Capt,
Robinson, Of the Minnehaha said that
1 the New York was steGming at the rate
/ OF fourteen knots, and should arrive hers
about noon today.