The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-03
FUR Their FROOF Is READY.
NEWS CONDENSED.

JQIiet IlI-A strike Of $50 machinists.
Whlch caused the closing OF the Bates
piaiI several days ago, was settled The
men received the concessions sought
New York-Jacob S Rogers. formerly
owner Of the Rogers Locomotives works
or paterson, n. j.. was found dead in
ms room In the Union League club this
city. o'N'' ''''
Indianapolis Funeral services were held
over Judge William Woods I,te 90 49,,
seventh Federal district Many promi-
nent men were I'm attendance fnf@r-
ment was a Crown Hill.
Saginaw, Mich.-Hou. Ge re D,vo,-
port, former state senator and nrc 30
inc most prominent men in this section
or the state, was killed by lightning nj
ms summer home a short distance from
the city. '''
Williams, Ariz.-Fire which started I'm
tIemings general store, DESTROYED ina
main MAN portion or the town, including two
entire blocks and a portion Of another
estimates on the loss vary, but it will be
quite heavy.
New York-The committee having N
charge the body Of former Gov. Hazen \
1iimisTee' or Michigan said today the body
VIII De kept IN this city until Thursday.
When 1t Will be taken 10 Detroit The
funeral Will take place Saturday
= observation-disclosures from Mush. in
hfuruistan, say the Kurds are plumber
ing villages and have killed fourteen Ar
menians, in consequence or the baiisg
that the latter murdered a KURDISH
notable, who was sheriff of Afghan
Reading, Pa.-The Reading railway
striking shop hands ratified the agree
p BI between Chairman Boscher ana
PRESIDENT Baer, and il was decided to
return to work on Friday morning. over
l'-UO men were present at the meeting
Glasgow-The Scotch iron and steel
makers are prepa ing to send an iuhucn-
ual deputation of manufacturers 10 tbs
United States In September to study
Itaue conditions, with a view OF devtspg
means for better meeting American COM
petition in neutral markets.
Salt Lake, Utah-The Salt Lake Herald
announces the sale OF that paper by A.
w. McCune and the r. G. Chambers
estate to William lglehart. who. since
OCTOBER 1858, has been manager of The
paper ana formerly was financial editor
OF the Chicago Record.
Paris, ul-The two Italians who as
saulted a woman Monday night nc Bloom
field, five miles north OF here. have been
captured hundreds Of farmers have
gathered with guns and ropes. but tho
authorities are holding them at bay
awaiting the arrival OF the sheriff
Yoltohama-Reports received here from
Seoul say Korea has suddenly requested
Japan to close the latter's pOsto0ices "a
COrea and withdraw the JapaDese on
Gals, thus increasing the tension between
the two countries. The newspapers con-
tain yelled illusions to Russian intrigue.
Newcastle, PA passenger train. O.
south-bound from oil City. Pa. ON the
w. n. T. & p. branch OF the PenusyI-
vania, ran into two cars loaded with
limestone, which had been left standing
on the tracks, two miles north of this
city. TWO passengers and five traiumcu
were injured.
Middlesboro. Ky-Half n dozen small
farm houses and many large barns were
destroyed Monday night bv a storm or
great Violence which sweet through
Cumberland Gap in TOweIs valley.
Several persons are said to nave been
killed but only one name, that Of Perry
Smith, has been reported Crops were
badly damaged.
st. Petersburg-The crops i'm the prov
ince of Saraton are whitening and mo
grass Is sCOrched, owing 10 the p OlOng-
ed heat and drouth The price or corn
Is jumping up and the outlook at Sara
tOff and IN the neighbOring Volga dis
tricts Is alarming. The scarcity prom
ises TO be as severe as the famine OF
decade ago.
Des Moines. Towa-A severe wind storm
passed over the central portion Of Iowa
Monday evening. doing considerable dam
age TO farm property. In Perry the
roof Of the Stuart Hotel was blown or,
and large number Of barns and sheds
were demolished In Cambridge the
wind destroyed circus tent At many
points the corn was badly damaged
tlondon-While the weather in England
IS temperate, continental telcgrams con-
tlnue TO report the ravages of heat AMI
storms. Deaths from sunstrOke are nu-
merOus. In an Italian regiment which
was marching from Pisa TO Leghorn
MONDAY, there were thirty cases OF sun
ped from exhaustion storms have &c
CURED IN Northern France where light
nins has wrecked churches and houses.
Several fatalities occurred