The Sunday globe., 1901-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Under and Over the Waters and
From All Points.
IN EUROPE AND AMERICA
The German Kaiser SukIng Among
the SCOTS Over Carnsgie's Gift More
WhiteOhapeI Jack ihe Ripper BusneSS-News
from Our Own Land-ACoIdents, Happenings,
Failures, and Other Interesting Occurrences.


from Our Own Land-AcOtentS, Happenings,
Failures, and Other Interesting Occurrences.
London, June There is much ex.
citement in the Whitechapel district over
| the appearance of new Jack the Rip.
per The recent murder and mutila.
tion Of an abandoned woman and the at.
tempt made last night by man dressed
in sailors garb to choke woman in
whose room he had hidden have created
"A panic among the class Of women as.
saulled. The attempt last night failed
by the sudden entrance of a female com
panion of the woman. The man es.
capped, but the police are working on a
strong clue.
Berlin, June THE Kaiser. IL is up.
derstOOd, is not Overpeased at the solu.
tion of the Chinese trouble nor the hastv
willingness Of the other powers, repre-
Sented at Pekin, To get rid of German
military supremacy typthcd by Count
Won Waldersee. The Kaiser evidently
calculated on a different outcome in the
Chinese affair, and is consequently sulk.
ing, and will not be spoken TO ON the
details Of the Withdrawal of the German
contingent
Rome, June 1.-The Pope had a slight
attack of dizziness yesterday, and much
alarm was felt The physician reported
later that His Holiness needed absolute
quiet for "a few days and the attack was
due, principally, to over application to
his sacred duties.
Dublin, June William O'Brien's
paper in the current issue has scathing
article on the government, naming the
] m nj IL 10 d. IL.
severe ON Miner and Chamberlain. In.
quiries developed the fact that the gov.
eminent is considering its SUPPRESSION.
Edinburgh, June THE ten million
dollar gift Of Andrew Carnegie to the
University has created wonderful
amount of elimination and re.crimua.
ton among the very element designed to
he the benetciares of the prncely gift.
The press is almost evenly divided on
the wisdom of the gift and the apparent
la k of gratitude among those ior whose
higher education il is designed
Philadelphia, June Mgr Nozaieda
de Villa, archbishop of Manila, i'm an in.
tervew accorded the Rome correspond.
ent of the Catholic STANDARD and Times,
which will be published tomorrow, fore
shadows very clearly what will be the
attitude of the Vatican toward the frars
{ in the Philippines. The archbishop Of
Manila, says the correspondents, "has
: been in Rome since November last but
5 his presence has passed uuuoticed. Yet
he has been undoubtedly iarryng in
- Rome at the desire of the Pope 1t may
70 be said authOrtatiyely that he is waiting
3. the arrival Of Mgr Chappelle, the papal
delegate to the Philippines who prob.
ably not by mere chance, will be in
Rome at the time of the visit Of Cardinal
Gibbons.
Chicago, June l.-Chicago's machn.
lists strike began today. More than ] 0O0
men quit in various shops and factories
because the employers refused to sign the
K agreement sent out yesterday for a l2j
per cent. increase in wages, nine hour
day and time and half and double time
for all time over nine hours. When the
force of 200 machinists gathered at the
extensive works of Frazer & Chalmers
early in the morning they were met by W
j. Chalmers, who told them they might
e as well go home iE thew expected him to
sign the agreement. The machinists dis.
persed Similar sentiments were eX.
b pressed by other employers.
Evansville, Ind, June IA telegram
was received here last night announcing
the American Chemical and Spirit Com
, pany, of this city, had gone into the
j. hands of New York trust The plant
> will be closed down and 400 men will be
= thrown out Of work The factory is the
= = only one of lis kind in the West.
\ Lima, Peru, June IA telegram re.
Ceived from CuZhO announces that the
, French explorers, NM. ReveauX and lie
. Moner, have been assassnated by an
Italian named Gianone in the valley Of
Convention. Gianone was aiterward
killed by savage Indians. No particulars
-, Vf The tragedy have been received,
!. Adrian, Mich, June DIR b. &.
| Thomas, former President of Adrian Col
I" lege, died yesterday while on his way to
: the railway station. DR.. Thomas was
s expecting 10 fill an engagement as a
: Memorial Day speaker OUT of town. He
/. was sixty.six years OF age
Buffalo, n Y, June Henry Il Per
y rine, a well known business man of this
city, is dead. fIis second wife, who sur.
T. wives him, was Mr4 Folsom, mother Of
j. Mrs. Grover Cleveland. Mr.. Pcrrine was
seventy-tour years OF age
! Chicago. June ID B. Robinson for
mer Vice President of the AtchisOn, To-
b peka and Santa Fe Railroad Company,
+ died at his home, i'm this city. yesterday
after protracled illness
; Philadelphia Pa, June THE bodies
! of two of the seven young persons who
were swept 10 death over Flat Rock Dam,
In the Schuylkill River yesterday after.
, noon, were recovered today. They we're
those of Maize Kenny and Florence
Densmore. The work Of graphing for
the remains of the victims is handicapped
- by the swollen condition Of the river.
. indianapolis, June "A jury in the
United States Court has returned a ver-
b. dict in which il was held that it is no yio-
/, lalion of law to use counterfeit coin in
a "opeung Jackpot in a poker game.
;, The case was that Of Jesse Page, Of FL.
- nora. who was charged with passing "a
. counterfeit dollar while he had his feet
y under poker table. A jack pot 80 was
" the object for which the players were
q striving. Page opened the pot for q
~ dollar and tossed the coin on the table
.e with the chips that were already there.
- The pot was taken in by man who was
witness for the Government in the case.
Is New York, June l.--Cien, Samuel NJ,
q Thomas, who was I'M at his home in Dobbs
v Ferry, was said yesterday to be much
/. better. His physician reports percepti'
II BILE improvement in the patients cen
dtion