The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-27
AFTERNoGN NEWS CONDENSED.

AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.
Cincinnati Races at Newport track
We're declared off. the track being partly
submerged.
San Domingo-The minister of the in
Terror, the minister of war and the com
missioner of posts, Senior Jeubert have
resigned. The country is QUIET
Springfield. Mo.-Rosebud mine at
a depth of ITO feet 1t may be a month
| before they can be reached
San Francisco-The British steamer
| Doyenoyhall, ia Gays out f.om IiYerpooI
Misn general cargo. has arrived at this
age. '-0 Wy
winch mas been published by Perkin;
hres. company, as the Journals evening
! edition, was changed to the Journal
policy. p''pei
Ghieago-R 1. Houghteling. who shot
OFFICER William Messenger at the Har-
d fisen stree street police station "Wednesday,
gers fellow officers. Messenger died
| Thursday. A
AKRON. O.-Edward Frye was probably
taedLtS wounded in an encounter with
lame o[5 Wardens Ruckle and Fox. Frye
! ana another man Were discovered by t2e
/ Wardens IN the act of netting blue Ell is
/ at Long lake. 80
| ,Chieage-No decision was reached At
/ t.e conference between Illinois Central
| ofncIalS and the committee of the Int er-
! national Association of Machinists which
presented the employees demand 70 CHIEF
Machfnist W. Benshaw
Bueharest-There is no truth in the re-
| port that an attempt has been made upon
/ lhe HE or King Charles. lunatic re-
| Gently threw stones at the vrindoU, ar,
! the ground floor of the palace He was
! promptly arrested and has been placed
/ IN an asylum.
~ ashington-R Admiral Evans. of
| the naval board of inspection telegra Oh
| ed the navy department. from New Lon
doh, conn, in regard to the trial of the
| torpedo boat Bailey as follows: 'sRailey
average for two hours, 80. 3 -
| New York-A rogues' gallery of card
Sharps IS to be provided by the New
| YORK police to be hung in the card room
| OF each or the big transatlantic liners
running out of this port This action ia
/ the result of the alleged swiadling of DIR
age. Wy
Kansas City, Mo.--stephen A. weltmer
ard Joseph II. Kelly, former president
! healing at Nevada Mo VINO recenttV
pleaded guilty to indictments charging
lnen Wltn using the mails to defraud
| We're each fined s., SEQ in the United States
i district court.
oshkosh. Wfs.-The Chicago & North
! western Railway company hasbeen sued
Tor $3.50, 900 damages by forty-four claim
| ants, alleged to have been injured in fbe
wreck at Depere, Wis. June "a of last
! year, ON the Saengerfest excursion tran
I All are residents of Oshkosh. Menasha
| and Fond du Lac.
I Lyons, n. Y.-The Rev Lyman H Sher-
| WOOD, the founder and head of the
! Lyons Musical academy from 1881 to 1SaG
IS dead at his home here. aged seventy
thfee years. He was ordained to the
PI.as 23S;I,, ministry in 1850 A son is
composer of Chicago.
| Brighton. Mich.-The bank of q
| Baetke Co. was entered by thieves
| VINO oyhamlted the safe and Secured
a aI S4,O0O. So much dynamite was used
| that the explosion demolished the inter
LOT OF the bank. Officers are searching
the surrounding country for the thieves
but no clue has been discovered as Vet.
Philadelphia-The three-masted schoon-
! er Emma c, Knowles, Capt. Rogers from,
| Charleston, s. c. for Fan River which
| was discovered capsized off Atlantic CIR
| passed Hereford Hfe-savIns station 81 q
! - - clock IN tow OF an unknown tug head
| ing for the Delaware breakwater. No til.
| ceived &c
New York-The employing type found
! eFs OF the country and their employees adj
PuTnea their joint conference at tie
n
/ yet been made public, although G "
/ Dwelie, the president of the emnloyes;
UNION SAID that the conference was end
ca. and that nothing had been accom-
| pliShed.
! London = Advices have been recAtved
mere that the peninsular and Oriental
steamer Sobraon which left ShanchSi
homeWard bound, April %. went ashore
! ON long 1lng In dense fog on ApriI ~
| der mails and passengers were Ia nIed ~,
| chinese Junks at Foo Chow The Sobraon
| was launched in 1900 She is reported to
| ce IN critical position
| Victoria, B. CHI M. s. Icarus retur,.
| ed from a cruise through the Sontbar,,
| seas, during which she visited ali fhe
! American and British islands. Her oiIi-
! GERS say that there was much talk NJ
IahTti over the action of the officers Of
| the French cruiser Protet who carried
! on a number OF native girls and too;<
! them on a trip on the vessel
! indianapolis Ind.-The position of oan-
| eral Superintendent of normal schools FOR
! the philippines at a salary of 5000 a
! Bryan, OF Indiana university, where he
| Is at present professor of philosonhv
a an! pedagogy. The offer comes from
M mr. ,t Atk1ns9n, commissioner of education
! at Manila. Prof. Bryan will accept.
! Observation-Disclosures of the United
! States Debenture company decided to ask
! permission of the court to wind IN its
business and to distribute its assets,
e1AA-CGllt4IiS " @of,VJV IL IS SAID to be able
| to pay in full the amounts received from
! certificate holders. This action followed
! the report OF A. 3. Benedict referee
which is against the legality of the de-
benture business.
! Pittsburg-President L. r. Thomas OF
the Patternmakers' League of North
America, was in Pittsburg comforting
with other labor leaders on the p~onOsed
! general organization OF patternmakers
! boilermakers. electricians, etc, to be
! formed at a convention to be held at
| st. Louis in July. The unions which en-
| ter the new associate will be pledged
| to assist the machinists in securing the
| nine-hour working day.
| Port Huron. Mich.-An ice blockade at
| the foot Of Lake Huron, which has been
| holding back navigation for a week. was
! broken by the combined efforts of the
| steamers City of Berlin Hadley and
| Fedora, releasing about twenty vessels
| A number of the craft have been in dam
! gerous positions. and as the City OF
! Berlin broke through the ice into clear
| water she was saluted with a chorus Of
| whistles from all the imprisoned boats
San Juan de Porto Rico-It Is not likely
that more emigration agents will come
here Those already here had 1000 ma
tfves recruited for Hawaii, and expected
to ship 100G Of them on the stamer Cali
fornia Wednesday, but she sailed with
| only 544 emigrants. The agents announces
that this Is due to the opposition of the
planters, who wish to retain the laborers
available until harvesting higgins and