The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-27
FUR Their PROOF Is READY.

etEncy, attempted suicide by cutting his
Pehltentlary for receiving stolen goods
she probably will recover.
St Petersburg-It is said that renr,-
SS Sd "a of a Dutch syndicate with 70
IVY w tor1ns capital, have arrived in The
st. Petersburg. sewer
st. PeterSburS-The car has fraad al
newspapers and other periodicals from ali
warnings, interdictions and punishments
ana mas decreed that such warnings ana
definite periods.
9dIen, Mass-EmplOying machinists Of
tt Feaoody and Beverly have voted
s IhaL on and after July 1, 1901. nine hons
IIee6uctlon in wages This will affect aboIr
IVV men in Salem, 400 in Peabody and SOW
era! hundred men in Beverly
New York--Senator- l'hauncey NJ. De-
pected to return in time to take part
IN the New York mayoraItv cann4ie-7,
in the fall. 0''''' %"
st. Petersburg-Gen. Fred Grant and
PP Tosggo, Ieav We St Petersburg Friday for
TO the estates of Prince Cantacuza,57sO
Gen Grants son-in-law, near Kieff
1JQnet. lIl-MOui1ers employed at the
bates machine works quit giving evces-
! siYe heat as their only reason The ma
ch1n1sts and other EMPLOYEES followed -
the number of $50. The works we're ef fbe ~
closed. mo "N'0 the"
>, Quincy, nl.-Frank c. Forrest. a well
SHOWN young man of this city. and his
were found dead in a country road near
the Strothof home. five miles out Ona
n ntI Deen shot through the head and the
other through the heart It is fmDossf-
bic to learn who fired the shots
Springfield, Ill-Rev John TiIy rector
OF ST PauIs Episcopal church ut Ran
I T4ld. IL, and Miss Ellen B. Boyle. Of
West Chester. N. Y, were married al
st. Pauls cathedral in this CITY. BIsh6n
Seymour officiated.
Preble, Ind.-Lghtning struck a Stand
ard oil tank here which contained IN O01
LparreIs OF oil The tank exploded and
burning oil ran in all directions. destroy
| ing considerable property Inhabitants
ned from their homes, but Il large num-
per were severely burned. No estimate
| OF the loss has been made
Milwaukee, Wis.-The fifth annual con-
/ yention of the American Park and out
Goor Art association opened three
! qayS convention at the Hotel Pfster.
FIFTY delegates are present.
ChicagO-The Interstate Sberiffs, asso-
clatlon began its ninth annual meeting
mere. Inc states represented at the meet
ing Sfe: Colorado, Illinois. Iowa. Kan
sas. Minnesota. Missouri, Montana Ne
braska, North Dakota, South Dakota,
! wisconsin and Wyoming. The assocla,
| ton has membersFE, of $50 who en-.
GeaVor to keep in touch with one an.
y her to facilitate the apprehension Of
criminals.
Middletown. Conn.-The annual COM
mencement exercises Of Wesleyan uni
versity were held. There were sixty.
seven members in the graduating class
the largest in the history of the univer-
sity. The degree of LID was CON
ferred upon David J. Brewer, associate
Justice of the supreme court Of the
United tSates and Hon. Charles Emory
Smith, postmaster general
! ChicagO-Warren Stoner. who 7as ar
rested Monday on charge Of attempt
ing to obtain money on alleged worthless
GRATIS, was discharged in police court.
In Stoner's possession were found blank
drafts Ln a Kansas City bank, which
proved to be fictitious. but no wrong
| 9olng could be proved against the de-
PENDANT.
Chicag9-The grand Jury indicted for
for malfeasance in Office. the specific
| inquest on the body Of Miss Marie
| Defenbach. about whom evolved the in
surance conspiracy case, prosecution in
| which recently resulted in Dr. A. H I'M
ger and F.. Wayland Brown being SEM
fenced to the penitentiary. Wechler has
not been located.
Hayana-Gen. Maxine Gomez sailed
Tor New York by way Of Tampa. Fla,
accompanied by the private secretary OF
Gov. Gen. Wood. The purpose Of the
generals visit is to confer, it IS said,
with DR.. Thomas Estrada Palma, former
delegate in the United States Of the
revolutionary government Of Cuba.
CIeveland-The Cleveland City Railway
company, better known as the Little
Consolidated system, Of which Senator
Hanna is president. announced that the
wages of all conductors and mOtOrmen
| who have been In the service OF the COM
Pauy two years or more will be advanced
within few days.
Norwalk. Ohio-A trolley car, which
left here at $50 p. m. Tuesday on tho
Toledo, Fremont g. NOrWaIk electric line
was wrecked near Monroeville by a bro
ken fange. Six persons were severely
hurt.
Austin. Textile Texas supreme court
rendered an important decision affecting
the oil industry. The court decided that
the state has no interest in mineral
lands sold 20 actual settlers from the
school land domain. This settles q con-
troversy started By the discovery of oil
at Beaumont and other places in Texas.
PhiladeIphia-At q meeting OF the Chi
nese-American society held here, resoiu-
lions were unanimously adopted protest
ing against the selection Of WI Ting
| Fang. Chinese minister, as speaker at the
| Fourth Of July celebration IN this city.
| The resolutions allege that Mr.. WI "cO-
verify aided the Boxers in their massacre
of the Christians in China" and has
been misleading the public by his state
ment in regard to his position toward
them"
San Francisco-Gen. Samuel B. NJ
Young who IS to succeed Maj. Gen.
Shafter when he Tetires from the army
In the command Of the department OF
California, has arrived in this city from
the East, accompanied by his daughter.
He will assume command July 1. Gen.
Young's staff will be composed Of Capt.
II. p. Howard. Thirteenth cavalry; Capt.
". r. Smedberg, late Of the Fourth cav
airy, and Lieut.. James F. Mckinley, Of
the Sixth cavalry Lieut. Mckinley is q