The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-18
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Cincinnati, Ohio-William Stacey. one
Of the leading manufacturers of this city,
died suddenly.
suez5The United States cruiser New
homeWard bound, has arrived here.
Boston-Fire in the lumber yard of G.
w. Leatherbee company, on Albany
street, caused loss estimated at about
$4,000.
Wichita, Kan.-Col. NJ. Bryant, U. S.
A, retired, died at his home in this city
Col. Bryant entered the army in 1857. He
was in command in the Thirteenth infan-
try at Fort Sill when he retired.
Wilkesbarre, Pa.-About 1000 men and
boys employed at the Broderick colieries
of the Temple Iron and Coal company
struck because the company refused to
discharge three non-union miners.
st. Petersburg-It is said the committee
of ministers having the matter under
consideration has decided to renew the
lease and contracts of the commander
and Tulery islands for ten years for
100000 roub!es.
New York-The United States battle
ship Alabama has left to join the North
Atlantic squadron, which is concentrate
ing at Newport, preparatory to starting
on It's summer cruise June rs along the
New England coast.
London-The Mark Lane Express. in its
weekly review of the crop situation, says
the effect Of the past weeks cold on
English wheat has been decidedly preju-
olclal ana agricultural prospects show
general retrogr ession.
Providence, r. 1.-The conductors and
motormen of the Union Railroad COM
pany, which controls nearly all the cleo
tr1c lines in and about this city, issued a
cali for a mass meeting at midnight to
take action on the matter of an increase
in wages.
Dothan, Ala.-Prof Rankin, formerly
OF PENSACOLA, Fla, until Saturday assist
ant principal Of the public schools here
shot Prlncipa! George r. Mcneil and
then committed suicide. Rankin had been
dismissed from the school, and the loss
of his position is said to have led to the
shooting
New Orleans, La.-Gen. Eugene May, a
prominent wholesale druggist, died from
injuries sustained in a fall from a spir-
tied horse last week. Gen. Nav served
in the Civil war with the famous Wash
ngton art llery, of this city, and at the
time of his death was inspector general
OF the State National guard.
Atlanta, Ga.-The Fulton county grand
jury has returned three presentments
against w. A. Mathews, former president
OF the Piedmont Loan and Banking COM
pany, small concern which went into
the hands of a receiver June 1. The pre-
sentiments charge embezzlement, larceny
after trust and wrongful appliance Of
money.
Mobile, Ala.-In the United States court
Capt. Cyril W. King, former construc-
ton quartermaster, U. S. A, at Fort
ment in the penitentiary for one wear
and half and to pay fine of $1,000. He
gave notice of appeal and made the re-
CURED bonds of $4,000. King was con
victed several weeks ago Of receiving
a bride with intent to influence his Off
cial conduct.
Belgrade, Servia-A serious uprising is
SAID to have. occurred in the Turkish
town OF Nov1-Bazar A thousand AL
banians rebelled at the appointment Of
an unpopular lieutenant governor and
compelled him to flee. The rioters then
turned their attention to the Servian pop
ulat1on; All the shops Of Novt-Bazar
were closed and the houses were barri-
caded when the above advices were for
warded here.
st. Louis, Mo.-The Globe-Democrat
says 1t is possible the coming week NAV
see the consolidation with $5,000.vUU CAPT.
tai OF the four great companies Interested
in the manufacture of brake beams. The
companies to be taken into the combine
are the chicago Railway Equipment COM
Pa a1,yso Wh1cn is practically owned by St.
Loulsans; the Monarch Brake Beam
company, Of Detroit, Mich. the Inter
Louis, and the Sterling Worth Brake
Beam company, of Easton, Pa.
Cleyeland-The grand jury reported no
true bills in the case of Augustus Hub
bell and the officials of the Cleveland
Leader, Publishing company who were
charged with libel. Their arrests were
made upon warrants sworn out by Tom
L. johnson, as a result of an affidavit
made by Hubben and published in the
Leader during the recent mayorltv cam
paign, charging the former with obtain
ing money unlawfully in connection with
his canvass.
London-Earl Russell was arrested on
charge of having contracted a biga-
nous marriage in the United States. The
earl was met at the railway station upon
his arrival from the country by detec-
tives with warrant and was taken to
the Bow street police court, where he
was formally charged. About a year ago
it was announced that Earl Russell had
obtained divorce in Nevada and had
there married Mrs. Mollie SomervilIe'
daughter of the late George Cooke, Of
Combernaul, Scotland. Mrs. Somerville
nao also obtained divorce in Nevada.
All the Same to Her.
Baltimore American.
Don't you think that If 1 had lived
IN the DAVIS of old I U0n1d houa ,,,ollo