The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-01
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Evanston. Wyo.-A gusher Of oil has
been struck In the Aspen tunnell Of
the Union Pacific.
South Dayton. N. "a Buffalo South
western train was derailed three miles
west OF here. The conductor and four
passengers were slightly injured.
BOston-The Harvard university corpor-
alton has expressed itself unanimously
in favor Of granting the degree OF doc
tor Of laws to President Mckinley.
Toronto, Ohio-PromOters are at work
on the formation of plans for a fire
brick trust to include all the plants IN
thisValley on both sides Of the river.
Chcago-The Northman. the second OF
! Chicago's transatlantic line to sail for
Europe, left here, bound for Hamburg
The round trip is expected to take hfty
days.
Utica, N. Y-Walter S. Phillips, Annie
b. Casey and Robert r. Casey of Rouse
Point, have filed petitions in bankruptcy
The debts Of Phillips amount to $l22 1885,
those Of Mrs. Casey to sl5te54 and
Casey's to $87 1903. There are no asEets
Banks at Plattsburg. Troy and Cham
plain are the principal creditors.
Kansas City-A special from Ft. Glib
son says the latest returns indicate That
! the Cherokee treaty was defeated at
the polls by majority ranging from
600 to 800 votes. The defeat Of the treaty
means the enforcement OF the Curtis
! law.
OGuNtT, AAJl--nlnlSIGE 0OUReE arrived
IN Denver. With his party he was es-
corted on drive through the prtnci-
pal streets and visit TO the state house
After luncheon public reception was
held from to 8 o'clock. The party
left for Omaha at D. m.
New York-Police Capt. Josiah weston
welt was retired from the force on. 5en-
sion at his own request He was on
trial before a police magistrate under
charges OF neglect Of duty. but on the
announcement Of his retirement the case
against him was dismissed.
Chfcago-Mr Charles NJ. Baker. for
many years general superintendent Of
construction Of the Postal Telegraph
as assistant general superintendent OF
telegraph. Mr. Nally was recently ap-
pointed general superintendent Mr.
Baker is a practical telegraph man, haV-
ing entered the service in 1870
San Francisco-AlI the insurance on
the cargo Of the wrecked steamer Rio
dc Janeiro, amounting to $500 600. has
been paid. 1t is not known how much
insurance was carried on the vessel. The
collector at Honolulu sent over by the
Rio $4,000 in treasure. and It was not
insured. The steamship company also
carried many thousands IN It's safe ga
which there was no Insurance
Cripple Greek, CoI.-~Indicatious are
that the meeting Of the Trans-AIiss1s-
sippi Commercial congress. 70 be held
In June, will be the largest In the history
or the organization. An attendance OF
100 delegates Is expected. Among the
prominent men who have slgnihed their
intention to be present are ex-senator
Thurston and VIM. J. Bryan Of Ne
braska, Gov. Savers Of Texas, and
Joseph Smith Of Utah. head of the Nor
mon council.
Cleveland-The second biennial convAn-
tion Of the National Federation of Mu-
steal clubs opened here with a very
large attendance. A notable feature OF
the succeeding sessions OF the couven-
tion will be the concerts to be given
by the FOrtnightly club. the Phllhar-
monte string quartette. the Pittsburg or
chestra and several notable solOlsts, In
Guiding Nine. Schumann Helnk con-
tralto Nine. Bloomfield Ziesler pianist;
Mrs. Sieford. soprano. and Sol Marcos
son. yIolinist.