The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-14
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

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States. minister to Italy, died here Mon
day night.
Stockholm - Baron Adolf Erik Nor
denskjold, the Arctic explorer and n9t
born in 1892.
st. Petersburg-In spite of the discern,
mating duties against the United States
a shfpload of resin has just arrived her
from Pensacola, Fla.
Durban-The British steamer Ophir
having on board the Duke and Duchess
Of Cornwall and York, which left NaurI-
tlus Aug 8, has arrived here.
Copenhagen-A new state loan OF so
100000 Will, it Is said, be negotiated shorT
~. The government hopes for the as
sistance of American and French bankers
in making the loan
st -Petersburg-A dispatch from Mos.
COW says Count Tolstoi is going to the
0 ,.a shortly The ministry of rail-
ways Is placing a special car at his dis
posal
st. Petersburg-The Chinese minister.
Yang Nu, whose accident and slIbseo1,a7,t
Alness interrupted the RussO-C Chinese ne
EQUATIONS oyer Manchuria. has returned
here from abroad.
Manila-Superintend Of Schools st.
hIhson Is preparing magnificent rece-
Llqh TOT the 600 American school teacher
| VINO are expected to arrive here in a few
days from San Francisco
ChristIania-Four- hfths Of the town of
| Farsund, on the North sea, has been de
| stroyed by fire. The church. postoffice.
state bank and schools have been ayiItred'
less.
Seattle-The steamer Humboldt arrived
from Lynn canal, bringing I25 passengers
ana SoVo,OOO In gold, 100000 being cousigu-
ed to the Seattle assay office and local
banks, the balance being owned by pri-
+ Vate parties on board.
! Wellsville. Ohio-Eighteen strikers.
VINO We're arrested for participating in
peared before Mayor Dennis and renew
ed their bond for appearance at common
| pleas court when wanted
Chlcago-The fourteenth annual con-
| Yention of the American Association of
! Opticians was begun here with a large
attendance 3I1 nee Of 6delegates from all parts
/ will last four days.
st. Petersburg - News received here
/ from Vladivostok says that Lieut. Wal
| lace Berthof of the United States navy
has begun shipping 1900 reindeer from
/ Okhotsk posts to Alaska. The first ship
ment has gone by the steamer Progress.
Prescott, Ariz.-The heaviest rain storm
| this season has occurred in this section
eve bridges on the Santa Fe, Prescott &
fhOenlX railway are reported washed out
| cloudburst IN the Black hills between
| Prescott and Jerome. did much damage
New YOrk-It is not unlikely that the
! old receiving ship Vermont may be re-
turned TO her station at the BROOKLYN
| navy yard, and continue as the receiving
ship. taking the place Of the cruiser CO.
! lumDla, recently ordered to replace her
Denver, Col.-George s. Kinnock. aged
| q, and Robert Shuler aged 20 dentists
! of Allentown. Pa, have been arrested
| in thtS city charged with rObbing the
| Jewelry store OF Robert Stevens, at At
! lentown. of jeWelry worth $1,000. Part
OF the jewels were recovered.
Vancouver. B. C.-Local trackmen say
| that their strike against the Canadian
Pacific railway will be settled within a
| few. days. In an interview, local strike
leader said that delegation from the
! West IS now its way to Montreal
where negotiations are going forward for
! a settlement.
Bay City, Mich.-Hon Sanford NJ
| Green, Judge of the state supreme court
from 1913 to 1858. died at his home here.
aged ninety-four years. In 1913 Judge
| Green revised the Michigan state stat
utes, and his work stands unchanged.
Judge Green was a circuit judge for thir-
J ty-four years
ShamoEin. Pa-Jacob Gerhard con-
| tractor and builder. killed his wife I'm tho
through the heart. Gerhardt placed the
| revolver against his own head and fired
| but did not succeed in killing himself
| the bullet glancing and infiicting a severe
scalp wound. He was arrested.
Geneva-Electrical engineers OF Zurich
! have obtained a contract to supply all
the machinery for the electric installation
at Niagara Falls. It will consist Of
| Mexico has given an order for an cleo
tric station for 10000 horse power with
! the same firm.
! Vancouver. B. C.-The forest fires which
annually destroy thousands of dOllers
worth of property, are now raging on tine
! British Columbia coast. Reports from up
the coast state that several small Islands
have been completely denuded of trees
and the wood Is so dry that fires on the
mainland once started, spread with fear
full rapidity.
Copenhagen-Upon the occasion Of the
| tercentenary anniversary Of the death OK
/ the Danish astronomer, Teich Brahe,
which occurred Sept. Il, King Oscar of
! Sweden will give a great fete on the
! island of Sven, formerly the Danish site
/ of Brahe's observatory. Danish Toyalists
/ and many prominent persons are expect
ed to take part In the celebration.
Pueblo. Gala heavy locomotive draw
ing a mixed train on the Denver & RIO
( Grande road. exploded a mile east Of Ia
] Vela. The shock was terrific and the en-
CINE IS a complete wreck Engineer i. +.
Woods was killed, being blown to pieces.
! and Fireman NJ. s. Maple was so badly
( hurt that he died few hours later. Botn
were residents of Pueblo. The cause OF
the explosion Is not known.
Cincinnati. O.-Detectives arrived here
| with Edgar F. Cochran who was
rested at Detroit last night, en- route for
Windsor, Ont. The forgeries charged
against Cochran here now appear to az
gregate $4,000. Although both Cochran
and his wire are prominently cOuneCleu
here. he was unable to secure bail and
went to jail The preliminary hearing
was set for next Friday.
Detrolt-The seventh annual intern
| tional convention Of the Catholic or ,ei
of Foresters was opened here with high
| mass in st. AloySius church. Bishop
Foley delivered an impressive sermon 10
| the 200 delegates present. At the hrst
| session the appointment Of committees
was the principal business This after
noon the Delegates were formally wei
coined to the city by Mayor Maybury.
Paris-The official census returns show
| the population of France TO be 80 64l 1888,
an increase in the last five years Of 4l2-
| 1854 The increase is mainly IN urban
| centers Twenty-eight departments
show an increase and hfty-nine a de-
| crease. The census figures include the
| troops in China and the sailors Of the
navy and merchant marine, absent from
| France March "a.
Berlin-The Cologne Gazette's st. Pc
| tersburg correspondent telegraphs that
Japan persists in her demands for tho
island of Max-San-PhO. adjoining the
| Russian concession. The Korean govern
| ment stiffened by Russia, the CORE
! spondent says, has thus far declined to
! accede to the demand but 1t Is expected
| it will ultimately yield to Japanese PIES
sure.
San Francisco-John NJ. Neal, ex-cap-
tain of the Fourth cavalry. has PLEADED
| not guilty in the United States district
| court 10 charges of forgery and en-
bezzlement, and the trial has been set
for Sept o. A deposit certificate for
$500 issued by Neal to Trooper JoEsl
Cransen, bearing, it is alleged the forged
signature of Assistant Paymaster Cen
eral S. M. Coke, Is the basis of the
charges.