The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-22

been decided, however that it is mad
N4sdple 70 resort to short time. A meet
ing OF the Manchester spinners has de-
clded TO start spot cotton. bureau real
" revival of the cotton exchange of
Liverpool whose methods are described
as antfquated and as opposed to the
Manchester buyers
l. Sault Ste. Marie-Au doubt abou+ tra
fate of the steamer Hudson was removed
Wnen the steamer J. G. Ford landed here
To-Day With the body of Sherman G.
Brooks, one of the Illusions wheelmen.
aboard. The body was picked I'm -SeVa,,-
ty-t1ve miles fFem where the Hudson IL
supposed to have foundered last Mon
day, IN the pilot house of. the wrecked
G gIIs, winch was floating bottomside up
Inc snip compass also was found
New York--Judge John H Doyle. of
ONO, arrived Friday from Europe The
JuCge was admitted to the bar at the
same time as the late president and the
Two afterwards became close friends.
Cheboygan-The wooden steamer, CIV
OF cleveland, which stranded near Cove
1sIandt Georgian bay, is tota! loss hav-
ing gone to pieces. The wreeker Favor
lite returned from the scene of the wreck
having been unable to do anything TIE
Iost steamer was built in 1882 at CIeve-
land, and measured ,319 tons She was
owned by M. A. Bradley, of C!ev md
and was not insured. Her value was about
$50, co.,
Ashland-The wooden steamer Fedora
burned to the waters edge on Lake Su-
perlor, ten miles off Radcliffe last night
The crew succeeded in escaping from the
burning ship without loss of life
The Hague-Baron Van Lynden, the
minister OF foreign affairs, has 70 ward
ed to the Legations and members of the
council OF the court or arbitration a
copy OF the Boer appeal for arbitration
with notification that he intends to
pr1ng up the appeal for consideration at
me first meeting of the council The date
OF the meeting is not fixed.
Chicago-The secretary of state Of
springfield has authorized the PxopIe's
GaslIght and Coke company to increase
It's capital stock from $50 GEO ,0e9 to S35, Geo.
wv Inc increase, declared on the attor-
IeSS TOR the company will be made for
tne- purpose of meeting the expenses of
the new mains and other improvements
and for other matters in contemplation
Chicago All. Gen. EIweIT s. Otis has
forward - 20 Secretary of War EoOt bfc
annu< report as commander of the de-
parUlent of the lakes It's chief RECON-
IneHdatlonS concern the adrninistra tiOn
OF mHltary laws and the care of prison
eTS- zen GUS suggests increased prison
room FOR military offenders. The report
comments on the fact that during the
year there We're no disorders, in the de-
pdrtment requiring the attention of fed
eraf troops.
London-The foreign office is disposed
TO settle the claims of Americans for de-
portatlonS from the TransvaaI without
troubling the United States embassy to
collect more testimony or bring over wit
nesSeS, for. examination by the claims
commission, as agreed upon in August
Inc demands of the Americans viii be
voluntarily scaled down by the United
states embassy from the large sums at
first asked, while the foreign office init
mates that 1T will readily concede reason
able payments for losses of property and
Tor personal inconvenience
Londan-A dispatch to the Times from
Athens, commenting on the visit to that
city of a huber Of Roumanian students
which Just ended. says the cordial wei
come given TO the students is evidence
that both Roumania and Greece recog-
nlze the necessity of combining in self
defense against the criminal effort of
the secret committees in Macedonia
Sofia. q
Chicago-.'The George H. Phillips com
pany, with $9e00ee capital. 20 epr cent
paid up, was formed here. with the for
nler corn King as president The plan to
form a company of the creditors of the
old company was recently abandoned
Mr. Phillips OWNS IS per cent of the stock
of the new company He will draw a
salary as president and manager of the
new concern, and stated TO-DAY that
whatever dividends his stock paid him
would be applied on the debts of the de-
funct company.
indianapolis, Ind.-The sovereign grand
lodge i. o. o. +. decided that where
saloon is run in connection with a no.
tel the proprietor of the hotel shall be
regarded as saloonkeeper and not as a.
hetelkeeper. Most of the session was deS
voted to the discussion of the liquor
laws. 1t was decided that hoteIkeepers
with bars already admitted to the order
may take out withdrawal cards Wallace
q. Nye, of Minneapolis, it is believed
will be elected deputy grand sire at next
years meeting at Des Moines
London-A special dispatch received
here from Vienna says that Archduke
Frederick a cousin of Emperor Francis
Joseph, was shot at by a poacher at his
country seat in Hungary yesterday, The
bullet traversed the sleeve of the arch
duke, but did not iniIre him.
Nebraska City, Neb.-Hal F'rampten. a
negro, who murdered his stepdaughtar
Feb. II, was arraigned. indicted, tried
and sentenced to life Imprisonment In
the state prison in less thar thirty min
utes. Frampton, after an alteration
with his granddaughter, uEloaded the con-
tents of a shotgun into her body and
then beat her brains out with the butt
of TIE gun