The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-18
AFTERNOON NEWS coNDENsED.

Glasgow-The Pig Iron exchange will
pc closed Thursday when the remains of
PRESIDENT Mckinley will be Inferred at
Canton, Ohio.
Liverpool-The Cotton exchange and
corn exchange will be closed Thursday,
the day OF the interment of the remains
OF the late President Mckinley.
Pekin-The Chinese troops re-entered
Pekln today. The Americans and Japan
csc simultaneously handed over fine For
ploden city to the Chinese authorities.
Chicago-A committee of federal Of
nclals took under consideration a plan
Ior erecting tablet or monument to the
memory OF the late president in the fed
eral Du1dlng now in course of constrllc-
ton here.
Chicago-The grand Jury voted indict-
ments against Detectives Cramer and
Tracey, and Lieut.. Joyce They are
charged With conspiracy to defraud the
padding expense accounts
Chicago-Lbeut. Gen. Miles. Senator
Clark. of Montana Perry Heath, of
Washington, and Gov. Otero of New
M Mex GEO. passed through Chicago en- route
funeral of he late president.
New York-Frank Erne. the lightweight
champion, who was to have met Rube
Ferns at the International Athletic club.
Fort Erie, on Monday night insists on a
POS OF the light on account of
cys
New York-Justice Jerome issued a
warrant for the arrest of Deputy Com
missioner of Police William s. Devery
Inc deputy commissioner is charged with
oppression and neglect of duty. Deputy
Commissioner Devery surrendered him
self In court. He was accompanied by a
bondsman
Paris-Comte Henri de la Vaux is pre-
par1ng for his trip across the Mediterra-
mean in balloon. He will not, however,
ynd 10
cruisers, as the government refused to
expose the vessels unnecessarily to the
dangers Of Mediterran mean navigation in
equinoctial weather.
Helena, Mont.-Gov Joseph K. Toole
has issued proclamation aDnointine
Thursday day of mourning and pray.
er, and calling upon the people of the
state to assemble in their accustomed
places of worship to hold appropriate re-
ligfous exercises, comm emorative of the
death of President Mckinley.
Bowling Green, Ohio-A stand of re-
| served seats at an animal show collapsed
mere Monday night, precipitating 400 peo-
pie to the ground. A panic was started,
Dun nua cooler heads controlled it before it
reached serious proportions. A number
OF women and children were injured, but
none seriously.
New York-Mrs. QuintevalIi wife of the
| alleged co-censpirator of Bresci, King
Humbert's murderer, and Charles Mar
Union Hill, N. J., by order of Recorder
Henzel. me two were charged with
threatening Hugh Mullins, because he
had expressed indignation at the assas-
sination of President Mckinley.
Bristol, Conn.-H R. Walker. Socialist
candidate for Mayor of Newark, N. J.,
and Charles Patrick of New Britain,
Conn.,, who were arrested last Sunday
night on charges of breach of ---e peace
and melting riot, while making speeches
which the police considered disrespectful
to President Mckinley, were fined in the
city court They appealed and bonds
were furnished.
Chicago-Three men armed with re-
volvers and with their faces covered with
| black masks, entered the saloon of
Michael King, On Thirty-fifth street, in
the forenoon and compelled the propri-
etor and six inmates to stand facing a
wall while they relieved them of nearly
500 in cash. number of gold watches
and chains and two reviewers. The hold
up men did their work quickly, and after
| an exchange of shots, got safely away.
Montreal-The police authorities admit
having arrested an Italian giving his
name as Joseph Albert Valenti and also
as Blanchi He has been under arrest
since last Thursday. He told the police
that he came here to work as railway
| laborer, but his general appearance does
not bear out the story. He says he
came here from Barre, VT, but cards
found on hrs person bear the address, 178
Sullivan street, New York. He was ar
rested on suspicion of being an anarchist.
Chicago.-Col. w. j. Bryan, Senator's
Dolliver and Beveridge, Archbishop
| Ireland and Bishop Fallows were
invited to speak at the memorial
service of the president to be held
here Thursday. The invitations were
sent by wire, as all preparations for this
event and for the parade are being made
in the greatest hurry. Numerous or
CARNATIONS have applied for place in the
parade, and, 1t is stated, that the number
of men in line will probably equal that
of any other demonstration in Chicago.