The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED
Bonn-Emperor William left here yes
tesrfav morning.


Bonn-Emperor william LETT here yes.
terday morning.
New York-Marshal c. Balm. a con-
tractor, filed petition in bankruptcy
with liabilities OF $i75,S15; no assets.
Chieago-A pool roounss located over the
saloon of two well known local politi-
cians was rafded by detectives. Twenty
men were arrested.
Albany. NJ Y.-Gov Odeli has signed
the bill which authorizes New York city
to accept the $3.50. COO gift of Andrew
Carnegie for free library system
London-The viii of Mr.. r. D. D'Oyley
Carte. theatrical manager, who died April
.. was sworn In G240,S17. He bequeathed
81. GEO to Rosina Brandram.
Niles O-All departments of the Fall
con plant of the American Sheet Steel
company will resume here Monday, after
having been idle almost a year.
Observation-Disclosures William arrived
here at noon and drove to the castle, at
the entrance of which he was greeted by
his mother, the Dowager Empress Fred
ericl1.
Paris-Three masked burglars entered
the American Express cofnpany's office.
surprised the watchman asleep gagged
and bound him and escaped with $1,000
francs.
Cape Town Eight cases CT bubenic
plague were reported hero, of which four
were colored and four Europeans. Two
Europeans and three coIored have died
from the plague.
Lisbon.-An anti-clerical demonstration
was dispersed by the police here The
figure of a Jesuit was burned In effigy
by the mob, who meanwhile INDUCED In
eEti-Jesuit cries.
Madrid.-The Filipino commission here
have adopted q resolution calling upon
their countrymen in the Philippine Islands
to continue their struggle against Amerl-
can sovereignty to the bitter md.
Buffalo, N. "a large number Of the
preEsfeeders, who struck last Monday,
have returned to work with an Increase
in their wages. aGost of the job printing
offices have granted their demands.
Toledo, O-fhe bank at Pioneer, WI
liams county. forty miles from here. was
entered by BURGERS during the night The
vault was wrecked by dynamite and the
sum Of $1,000 is said to be missing. There
is no clue to the robbers.
Vienra-The imperial government has
submitted to the reichsrath bill author
izing the construction of four canals in
the Danube, Moulda Elbe and Vistula
districts. The work OF construction is 10
begin in 1904, and will be completed in
Knoxville, Tenn.-The. thirtv-sfxth an
niversary of the destruction Of the gov
eminent transport Su]tana, on the Mis-
sissippi river near Memphis, by which
1,SG0 lives were lost, was commemorated
here. About 100 of Seo men who escaped
from the boat Were present Several
states were represented.
Lahore, Punjab-Serious riots have oc-
Cured near Sialkote, due to plague in
spection Of women. The mob overpow-
to summon a force of cavalry from
Sialkoo. The soldiers restored order with
difficulty.
Kansas City, Mo.-President Mckinley
will deliver a speech in Convention han
| during his stay in Kansas City on his
| way home from the Pacific coast, ac-
cording to E.. M. Clendenning, secretary
| of the Commercial club, who has just re-
| turned from Washington.
Frankfort-It is officially announced
| that up to II o'clock in the morning
| fourteen bodies have been recovered
from the ruins of the buildings destroy
| ed by the explosion and fire at the cleo
| tro-chemfcal works. near Grieshein,
/ Thursday afternoon. Several persons are
| still missing. .fye.-e -'t.,a II
| Copenhagen-It Is generally understood
/ in political and diplomatic circles that
when the Schested ministry retires, as it
! Herr Bramsen. the present minister Of
! the interior. will be appointed Danish
! minister at Washington. Herr Bramsen
/ was formerly manager of an Insurance
company. a-r4-r-t -
ago-Judge Nicely, sitting In tbe
mandamus to compel the West Chicago
i Street Railway company to lower its
Tunnel Under the river at Van Buren,
street. The writ was asked by the city.
/ alleging that the tunnel impedes navi-
/ cation. The case Wfllsbe appealed
Pittsburg-Secretary +. A. Pryle, OF the
! International Association of Iron Work
ers, announced that the American Bridge
ceN1paHy Has signed the new scale sub
mitted by the structural workers of the
/ different cities. to go into effect May 1.
i with the single exception of Milwaukee.
/ Ihefe dispute Is on which may result
I in trouble.
Philadelphia, PA coaching party
/ consisting of several Of the most prom
1nent young men in PHILADELPHIA was
| oVeftufned at Fifteenth and Spring Gar
den streets. Joseph E. Widener, aged
| thirty years, son of p. A. B. Wfdener
had his skull fractured and is dying at
i hospital. Harrison K. Gamer was also
| badly injured.
Algiers.-Thc natives broke cut In re-
/ volt near the town CT Miliapiah, in Oran
! province. The deputy administrator of
! the province and some nattvsa horsemel
| are reported az prisoners with the rebels.
!! Spaniard has been killed and the viii
,.1age of Marguerite was looted. Several
/ persons We're wounded. Troors have been
! ordered to the scene of disturbance
Stanford University, i California-The
: university council has issued a sta tement
! signed by thirty-seven heads of depart
that after fully investigating the matter
the conclusion has been reached Icnat In
| the dismissal OF Prof. Ross no question
| OF academic freedom was involved, and
| that President Jordan was justified in
! dismissing him
San Juan de Porto Rico-The United
| States transport Sedgwick sailed yester-
| day evening for New York having on
! board nineteen Porto Rico youths who
| are going to the United States to be edu-
! Gated. Eleven Of them are bound for the
! United states government Indian training
school at Carlisle, Penn. The governs
ment will assume the expenses of the
eieven students referred to.
ST. Petersburg the Easter cell
epratlons scenes of riot and disorder oc.
! cur, ed in the town of Tagauroe on the
! sea OF Azof. Incidents of drunken vio-
! thce We're almost continuous for several
Gays apparently, however tile disturb
! dnces Qld not arise from political disord-
eis. me Ekransiay demonstrations CON
tlnGe ana ire authorities have suspended
gatherings III the town for three months
| Cincinnati-An even stage has been
maintained in the OHIO river food since
p. m. The register is 59.7 feet. This. Of
| course. delays the resumption OF busi-
| ness, but as the weather everyW here
! above Cincinnati is reported clear and
warm, it is certain the waters Will soon
begin to recede. Little can be done in
the way OF cleaning up in the submerged
district before Monday.
notwithstanding to an official teie-
| gram from Marguerite. order has been
| restored there. Seven white civilians and
three natives were killed during the dis
! turbanee. Three officers and several
| genda rnleS were wounded The trouble