The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-19
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Yokohama-The Marquis Ito started on
an extended tour of the United States
and Europe.
Nontreal-TAe Tndcfatigable. one of the
British warships escorting the ducal
party, is ashore eight miles above
Quebec.
Santiago de Chile-The newly elected
president. Don Jerman Riesco, took
charge of the government with the usual
solemnities and national festivities.
Victoria, B. C.-The Kobe Herald says
that the japanese cabinet is discussing
the placing of Japanese bonds to the
value of 100000 yen in America.
Hartford, Conn.-James G. Patterson,
president of the Travellers Insurance
company, died at his home, after a short
illness, with sciatica. He was eighty
years old.
Chlcago-The unwilling of the Garibaldi
monument at Lincoln park on Friday has
been postponed till Saturday, Oct. u, 1901,
9ut OF respect to the memory of Presi-
dent Mckinley.
Chicago-Charles Bueckman. the first
victim Of the football game this season,
0led here from injuries received last Sum
DAY. Inc police are now searching for the
young men who played with Bueckman
Berlin-The continuance of heavy rains
along the Rhine and Moselle has greatly
injured the grapes, which are bursting
without rtpening. The vintage is ex-
pected to be unusually poor in both dis
Marietta, Ohio-William NJ. MAYS val
sant commander of the knights of the
Royal Arch, a Saloonkeepers' association
mas , issued orders for all saloons to close
on Thursday from l to 8 o. m out of
respect to President Mckinley.
st. Louis-In all the public schools of
St' Louis, which have been appropriate
~ draped in mourning, memorial exer-
c of SoS We're heid; and as a further token
SCHOOLS Will remain closed today.
Berlin-The recent purchase of shares
OF the North German Lloyd Steamship
T company for New York has caused the
klelne Journal to demand an imDeriaI
law forbiddmg foreign ownership of
shares In the German ocean lines.
=. Indianapolis, Ind-Temporary iniunc-
irons 10 restrain "Scalpers'' from dealing
"a EXCURSION 4S1Iis tickets on account of the
gdd Fellows' gathering were issued by
gudge feathers on application of the
pennsylvania and the Big Four railway
companies. Gil" "S
milwaukee,, Wis.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
=. Payne and Lieut.. Gov. Jesse Stone Of
wisconsin. left Milwaukee at II O'clock
Tor Canton, Ohio. to attend the funeral
OF PRESIDENT Mckinley. At Chicago
GlaeI9e stewart, Republican national
committeeman from illinois, will iOin the
party. ' VAC
Clnclnnati-The convention of authors
and EDITORS of the Ohio valley, that has
been in session in connection with the
CliiCiilIldll 1dll FESTIVAL the past two daVs.
6uJourned after addresses by Carter M
Greve, eX-Gov Willcomback Howard
SaXby, Madison Cawein, Judge Saule-
smith and Others.
Constantinople-In spite of the prohibit
ton of the local authorities an noer;con
missionary, Mr.. Cole, has started from
Bltl1s On tour of the province the Unit
ed States legation having authorized the
Journey. MT: Coles report on the alleged
massacres at Mush and elsewhere is
anXiouSly awaited here
Berlin-The report of the subcommittee
OF the boerse commission contains radi-
cal recommendation for the removal of
the obnoxious clauses of the law which
has SO hampered speculations in stocks
and grain since its enactment 1t is ex-
pected that the report will be adopted
ana lead to revival of business on the
boerse '--o
st. Johns. N. F.-A boom is expectea on
the island of Belle Isle in about a fort
night. The workmen employed at the
m s9 VIII be considerably increased by
mat time, and the Sydney Smelting
works will be in a position to handiee
more ore. 1t is believed that the SUNNY
OF mineral beneath the surface-is almost
1imitless.
San Bernardino, Cal-The Santa Fa
shops here are again the scene of STRIKE
trouples. All the men in the boiler de-
Paftment nave struck to force, If posi-
ole, the reinstatement of two employees
VINO were discharged by Master Mechan-
&c Lape Other departments. n Ia
thought, may become involved in the
controversy. INC
Chicago--The Central, Western and
southwestern Passenger associations
have announced a rate of one fare nus
y for the live stock exposition to be held
ager Skinner, of the exposition. was To-
day notified by individual lines outside
of these associations that they womb
make an equally low round-trip rate.
Milwaukee-The Milwaukee diocesan
council of the Episcopal church adopted
q memorial presented by L. H More
n the Protestant Episcopal church to
the Catholic Church of America The