The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-21
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Oxford.The Library OF the late Prof.
MAX Max Muller, composed of 1900 volumes,
mas been purchased by Baron Iwasaxi,
for presentation to the University of
Toxic. -
Lima. Ohio-A stir was created by an
advance or cents per barrel in the price
OF crude oil IN the local field and 10 cents
in the Pennsylvania districts This males
tota! advance of z cents in four DAYS.
Lendon-fhe British steamer Sheppv
A4hson, from Montreal, July s. for Hull.
passed Butt OF Lewis with hulwarks and
part OF deckload gone, having been lost
on the voyage.
Lisbon : The twenty-five-foot sloop
yacht Great Republic, in which Capt
1do Blackburn sailed from Glodces-
yer -nasS., iast month. has arrived here.
days. --'-- - -e's' Ut
Boston-Telegrams received by Chief
Ku1us X wade of the state district DO
nee, proved that the man arrested at Ste.
| derer. VIC iiiui
New York-Henry Burgess. a steepIe-
chase Jockey was killed while schooling
h, morse oyer the jumps. The animal
and threw the rider, whose nec5 vs.
broken by the fan. "''7
Perth. West Australia-The British
steamer steamer oP E4a with the Duke anu
| which sailed from Adelaide. Juiy Il FOR
Fremantle, was Compelled bv stress or
weather TO put into Albany She reports
all well. -
Saratoga, N. Y-The toInt co-or,issio-
or the Protestant EpiscOnaI chIrch IN
sesslsn here, mas completed a revision or
marginal readings of the Bible and will
present the report to the tri-enniaI con-
Fention Of the church at San francisco
in October.
Rochester, N "a box marked .sArr.
Mckinley, Canton, Ohio" was bronrbi
into Charlotte harbor on tba NORTH E;1eg
ron ron, CoGnrgi ont. 1t contained a knit
WooIen shoulder cape for Mrs McKin-
ley The cape was knit by Mrs n :
| Grant, now at Coburg
Milwaukee, Wis.-The coroner's ir,rv
impane!ed in the case Of the death Of
MIS- selma Breier returned a verdict
finding that Mrs. Breier came to her
death from injuries at the hands of hen
husband, John Breier and recommended
that ne be held on a charge of murder.
Was;2ington--Gen. Young at San Fran
cisco , mas notified Acting Adjutant Gen
at Honolulu reports two mos deaths
from bubonie plague at that place. one a
! native ana the other q japanese: also a
third case under suspicion
Atlantic city. n. 1.-The American AS
| ISOLATION OF Flint Glass Workers eIacT
cd the Iodowing officers for the ensuing
year: President, John Kunzler Of PHI
I.4. vice president, Charles voidler,
u AA4teAiAeA11 secretary, John Doh
bins, Philadelphia; ass slant secetary
william Clear Philadelphia.
Brattleboro, Vt.-States Attorney Yes-
ton OF beleWs Falls, came here to be-
gin e. an Investigation Of the shooting of
Sidney Bristol, by Cressy. Word was
received that the father of the dead man
was on his way from Battle Greek.
Mich, TO take charge of the body OF
young Bristol.
20 Ch4{Ic clgs 4 new trial was today granted
20 Henry u. Baster, Sentenced 10 four
teen years imprisonment for the killing
of Peter a. Miller, over labor troubIas
Judge Gibbons held that the evidence had
not been sufficient for conviction Rasfar
was working at a shop at which a strike
was in progr eds. He was attacked nv
men alleged to be strikers and shot one
Of them
Trenton, N. J.-The Pacific Packing
conbine) to deal in salmon and Other.
nsh, was incorporated here. The an,
thor1zed capital Is SIS 00o. eco divided intc,
$ $I5 ' go per cent preferred stock and
SIz,SVooO common stock. The incorpor-
ators are: Thomas B. McGivern. New
York; Edwin c. Kemp, Tuxedo. N Y
George B. Hanford, East Orange. N. ].
New York-A meeting of the directors
ana stoekhoiders Of the Seventh Nat iouaI
bank will be held on Monday to decide n
the course to be pursued in view OF the
notlhcation from Comptroller Dawes that
unless arrangements are made within
W
posltors win be paid in full. Forest Raw
ner, Who Is receiver for the bank. viii
enter suit 1t was reported that plan
OF reorganization would be presented to
the stockholders on Monday.
Chicago-CardinaI Sebastian MartineIli
Che papal delegate at Washington &C,
compamed by the Rt. Rev Mgr r. r.
rocker. Archbishop Frederick X Kat
and chancellor of the Chicago archdfo-
csse, and about 200 local priests. left
Chicago for Milwaukee on special car
over the Chicago, Milwaukee g. ST PAM
raIroad The cardinal will Officfate In
Milwaukee at the dedication of the St
JusePhus Polish Roman CathoHc church
Mansfield. Ohio--A sensation was
sprung here when Alfred Blackburn Of
or state, appeared at the office of the
county treasurer, Charles BrumfieId, and
demanded that the Office be turned over
10 MN. Blackburn now is in charge.
rms action follows an opinion by Attor-
ney General Sheets, holding the county
treasurer responsible for S35 600 back
taxes collected from the Altman & Tay-
Ior Machine company, of which II is al
i ss'sff the attorneys retained an but
Milwaukee, Was-At the session of the
American Fisheries society papers were
read by s. P. Bartlett. of Illinois, on
kin, of Georgia, on Feeding of Black
Bass Fry" In the evening the members
VIII go TO Bayfield, as guests of the Wis
consln Fish commission, to inspect the
new hatcheries there. These officers
were elected: President, Gen. E. E. Rry-
ant, Madison, Wis; vice president, Eu-
gene G. BlacA1ord, New York; cor
responding secretary, John r. Gunchel.
Toledo; treasurer, c. w. Willard, Wes-
terly, r. I.
Trenton, N. J.-zYice Chancellor Emery
filed an opinion denying the application
OF George H. Longbottom to have set
lar CF fha
the sale Of the Rogers locomotive works
at Paterson to Smith and Holran,' for
1902 600. The vice chancellor in the
opinion says he saw no reason for chang
ing the order OF the court sustaining the
sale. LongbottOm owns but seventeen
shares of the company. The consumma-
ton OF the sale was originally opposed
by the international Power company
who offered s65oeo0. This offer, however,
was made too late.