The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-14
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Berne, switzerland-Eight Italian labor
eers have been killed at Campo Dolcino by
the fall of an avalanche.
New York-It was said at the home Of
James A. Herne. the actor, that his con-
dition has considerably improved
Buffalo. n. Y.-Justice Childs appointed
Tracy G. Becker receiver of the Buffalo
was fixed at $250O0.
New York-The United States cruiser
Buffalo arrived from Manila via Colon
DO and the Suez canal. The Buffalo
left Cavite. Manila. April 4.
London-The stock exchange will be
closed May 10, the hundredth anniver-
sary of the laying of the foundation
stone of the building in Capel court
Durban-Mrs. Louis Botha, who has
OBTAINED consent to interview M"
Kruger and urge him to advocate peace,
sailed for Europe on the steamer Dun
NeSan Castle
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Hon. Edwin T.
Uhl, ex-ambassadop to Germany, is grad
ually, sinking, and his death now seems
to be a matter of only few hours All
nope has been abandoned.
Stockholm, Sweden-The first chamber
Of the diet by vote of 81 to Il passed
the army bill as amended May 6, increas-
ing. the expenditures by 22,5O0 90 kroner,
making a total of 40 coo coo kroner.
Kenosha Wis.-Two hundred men en-
ployed in the foundry of the Simmons
Manufacturing company struck work, de-
manding new scale of wages. A repre-
sentative of the state board of arbitration
is on the ground and will endeavor to
effect settlement.
Utica, N Y.-Charles T. Snavilin, real
estate dealer in Syracuse, has filed a
sets nothing. OF his debts $526, 1913 are Sc
cured. The Episcopal diocese of Central
New York is heavy creditor. but is
protected.
Copenhagen-Ex- president Bernberg, of
he -
United States, his special object being
to emphasize the advantages of the free
port of Copenhagen as distributing
center for Baltic and North Sea ports.
Rochester, N. Y-Walter Buell. who
was at one time associate editor of the
Cleveland News and Herald, subsc-
quently holding a similar position on the
seven years. Since 1895 Mr.. Buell. had
been connected with the press of this
city.
London-Rear Admiral Schley received
a cable message announcing the serious
illness of member of his family. and
he has, therefore, curtailed his stay here
and engaged passage on board the North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse, which sails from Southamp-
ton for New York May Is.
New Orleans Spreading rails caused
the. south bound Illinois Central fast
mail from Chicago to jump the track
on a curve near ftdZlenurSt thirty
miles south of jackson. Two persons
were killed and two were injured. Fhe
dead c. E. Rose, Of Fulton. KY, mail
clerk; Thomas Lee, fireman.
Hazleton, Pa-The men at the EbervaIc
cClliery of G. B. Markle & Co., who
struck several days ago, because of the
discharge of one of their number, re-
sumed work. The discharged miner
was not reinstated, the company having
proved to the satisfaction of the min
ers that he had violated the rules.
Rhnelander, Wis.-District Attorney
Walker has just received a tele gram
from Chicago that ]. Bascom Robins
whose trial for the murder of William w
Fenelon. of this city, in August last was
set for this term of court died last night
of pneumonia. He was a Kentucky man.
Robins was out on $1,000 bail.
New York-The Italian steamer
Duchessa di Geneva arrived direct from
Naples with 1.1S1 steerage passengers.
Two cases of smallpox developed during
the voyage. The ship will be held at
One hundred and forty-six passengers
who occupied compartments near the
patients will be transferred to Hoffman
island for observation.
Topeka Kan.--After a conference with
a committee representing the Interna-
tional Union of Machinists, the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad,
through General Manager Nudge, has
agreed to raise the wages of shop men
along the entire system. Those who
heretofore received q cents per hour
were raised to 80 cents while the 281hc
men were advanced to 31o.