The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-16
go IN The HOMES The Globes is the
everybody through its Of thee city

I'VE want a regular territorial country
government" he said, (which will in
duce white people to come and settle
among us with the knowledge that they
will be protected in their liberties ana
their rights
Chicago-Vice President Roosevelt,
deeply bronzed from his hunting trip in
the Rockies, returned here at $3.50 a. m.
He declined to discuss PUBLIC questions,
and at 1890 a. m. took a Lake Shore
train to his home at Oyster Bay.
Tuscaloosa, ALA mob of fifty men
entered the jail here with the intention
OF lynching Harry Pratt and another ne
gro charged with attempt at committing
rape. Sheriff Kyle was asleep in the
jail. Gaining entrance to his room,
members of the mob demanded the Keys
to the part of the jail containing the
prisoners. The sheriff said they were in
the safe at the Office On the way to the
office the sheriff managed to secure a
shotgun He then faced the crowd and
drove them from the Jail.
Atlantic City, n. J.-Mrs. Felix Kahn,
forty years old, of Cincinnati, left her
room and going to the porch of the hotel,
where she and her husband were stop
ping, jumped to the ground and frac-
tured her skull; When found by the
dead. Nervous prostrauon caused the
suicide.
Philadelphia-At a meeting Of the di-
rectCrs of the Cambria Steel company
here the capital of the corporation was
increased to $50. 900 from 81, go 600, ana
three new directors were elected. The
new members are Leonard Z. Hanna, Oh
Cleveland: Frank J. Firthand Theodore
n. Ely of this city: Mr.. Hanna is
brother of Senator Hanna and an au-
thority on iron ores.
Millersburg. Ohio-Company l. Eighth
Ohio National guard, together with a
large posse of farmers, is still in pur-
suit of the robbers who attempted to
blow the safe of the Adams bank mere.
The robbers were sighted twice, but es-
capped in a dense timber belt, and have
not been seen since.
Canton, Ohio-Ex- Senator Thomas H.
Carter, of Montana, president of the st.
Louis Exposition commission, and eX-
Gov. Francis, of Missouri, chairman OF
the board of directors, arrived here and
stood that they officially requested the
president to issue a proclamation in
viting the nations of the world to partic-
ipate in the exposition.
New York-Among the passengers who
arrived today per steamer Lain, from
Bremen and Southampton, were Gen.
Fred D. Grant, his wife and son, Ulysses
S. Grant.
Constantinople-Se hundred and
four eXiled persons, many of them being
women, started for Yemen, Arabia, Aug.
a. The prisoners include those who were
implicated in the recent fire at the
harem OF the Yildiz palace.
Jackson Miss. Gov. Long this after
noon ordered out the governors guards
of this city, to protect James Dunning,
colored, charged with assaulting a white
woman last night, at Sardis, where a
lynching was threatened.
London-Franz Won Berger, also known
as Dr. Emil Blum, and by other aliases,
was committed for trial at the Bow
street police court on the charge OF
stealing a check for 9545 from Helen
Creydt, a German governess, who adj
vertised for husband, and with forging
an Endorsement of the check.
Berlin-The second trial of the non
commissioned officers Marten and Hicl1el,
who were once acquitted of the charge
of numbering Capt Won Krosigk, be-
gan at Gumbinnen, east Prussia. Capt.
Won Krosigk was killed at Gumbinnen in
January last, while drilling his men in
a riding school.
Berlin-Prof Schenck addressed the
members of the Geological congress upon
his method of predetermining sex, ex-
planning the forces leading to the dis
covery of his theory. A warm discus
sion followed, in which many leading del
egates participated. Prof. Schenck S
views were not Internationally rejected
Philadelphia-Lieut Henry Watterson,
U. S. A, son of the Louisville Journal
list, and Miss Blanca Esther Casanova
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Juan j. Casan-
ova, formerly of Cuba, but now resi-
dent here, were married at noon in this
city. The bride is the niece of Gen.
Casanova, who was killed in battle dur
ing the Cuban-Spanish war She met
Lieut.. Watterson in Cuba soon after the
American forces landed on the island
Birmingham, Ala-At the session Of
the International Typographical union
convention, the remainder of the law
committees report was disposed of. A
proposition looking to the adoption of a
piece scale for machine work in all Of
noes where such is practicable, was de-
feated, and the matter was left to the
subordinate unions A committee Of
five was provided for to complete a plan
TO organize the ladies' auxiliary.
Frederick, Md-A serious riot was
started near MountAiryWe night
between Italian and Hungarian laborers
on the Baltimore 6S Ohio railroad extern
sion, and continued until noon. The
sheriff has summoned a number of den.
ut1es and left for the scene. One man
is known to have been killed. and MANY
others were beaten with clubs and cnt
with knives while the trouble was in
progress. Citizens of Mount Airy were
powerless to stop the fighting.