The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-25

The body will lie in state in the rotunda
of the state house from 81. m. until 2 o.
IN. Sunday.
Paris-The minister of finance, NJ. Cal,
faux, announced at a cabinet council
that in consequence Of the new liouoS
law greatly decreasing the taxes on
wines and elders, the consumption there
OF mad increased 30 per cent during thu
Ifst -FOUR months Of the year. the con-
sumption of white wine having largely
replaced the drinking of absinthe
Chicago-Counsel for F. WayIani
Brown. one OF the defendants in tha
Deienbach insurance conspiracy case
outlined the defense to the jury In Judge
Iuley.s court. However, Guy Smiley and
Dr. Ofger the other defendants might
be, he said, Brown was innocent and de-
clared his intention Of putting his client
on the stand TO prove his assertion.
Columbus, O.-At the session OF the
national congress Of mothers several
unimportant amendments to the bylaws
were made Miss Mary s. Garrett of
| Philadelphia, principal OF the home for
the training of deaf children before they
! are of age gave an address on her work
! after several similar addresses. A dis
cussion of vacation schools was opened.
Troy N. Y.-The leading shirt and cur
| manufacturers of the country are to com
! bine with a capital Of S2009O.OO0. The
! constituent companies are said to lie.
| National Shirt and Collar company. In
! ternational Shirt and Collar company.
| Co, Holmes s. Ide. Wilbur Campbell "a
! Stevens. and two other concerns.
Kingston. N. Y.-Trank Heroy. son OF
Methodist Clergyman, shot and killed
Charles Nanderlyn at Greenfield yester-
day. Heroy was drunk and abusing his
| uncle, James Heroy, an aged cripple
His mother asked Vanderlyn to irter-
fere leroy resented YandesIyn's ac ION
and getting shotgun. took deliberate
aim and fired. Then he surrendered him
self
Now rk--RepTesentatives Of the r.i1n-
lifacturers OF the metal trades I'm ~ W
Jersey New England and New York
! hcld conference in this city TO cOnsld-
or the best means Of stopping the strike
Of the international Association OF Ma
chinists n. b. Payne, Of Elmira, pre-
sided. a delegation Of nineteen manu-
facturers from New England was pres
ent, as were many manufacturers Of New
York and New Jersey.
Springfield, Mass The fifth dav OF the
BAPTIST May anniversary began with the
second session Of the American BfptisJ
T. r. Palmer, OF Pennsylvania, spoke on
a visit to Porto Rico. and the Rev VIM
Lawrelce spoke on home missions in the
twentieth century; Rev. j. NJ. Gwynne
tist church, Of Birmingham, England,
was a guest.
Schenectady, n. Y.-David Reynolds n
farmer living two miles from this city,
smashed to a pulp with an az which
was found hanging near by. Reynolds
was misery and wealthy, and Il has al ,
ways been believed that he carried large
sums about with him. and the report
circulated that he was in the habit or
carry ing large sums OF money in his
boots. When the body was found the
boots were missing.
Buffalo ~ Y.-The delegates to the
convention OF Car Workers Of North
America have completed their organiza-
ton by the election OF the following Of
hcers: international president A. r.
Fish Buffalo; first vice president p L.
Anderson, Chicago; second vice presi-
cent, b. A. McCluskey, New Orleans;
third vice president, II. G. Potts. Dover.
N j.; secretary-tr A. y. Wheel
or, Buffalo. IT was decided that the gen
eral and main headquarters for the az
ISOLATION should be in this city. The or
ganiZation VIII be known as the Interna-
tional Association Of Car Workers.