The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-26
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Af1EHNUUN NEWS CONDENSED,
Naples-The improvement in tho ear
eral condition of Signor Francesca CTisoi
IS maintained ''
London-D. b. Henderson. speaker of
the United states house of representa-
representatives, left here for Berlin.
ChillicOthe Ohio-Several small bruJ
ings were destroyed by lightning durnr
heaYy storm here No lives were LOST
Easton, Pa.-Moses Male. one of the
pioneer slate men in America, is dead
at Pen Argyll. He was a native Of Corn
wall Eng.
Rrussels-Le Soir publishes a dispatch
from Rome which says Mr. Kruger viii
arrive In Rome early in October on his
way to South Africa via Naples
Paoli, Ind-John Ballard, town mar
sIlal at french Lick, shot and fatally
wounded George Ballard, his brother
dLihly trouble caused the shooting
The Hague-Mr. Kruger arrived hors
ana proceeded to the residence of Mr.
Wolmar1ns, one of the Boer envoys. at
SoheE enlngen watering place on the
North sea.
Stookholm-The crops are seriously suf-
Ierlng as a result Of the continued hOt
weather. Fires have devastated the for
eSts of Jentland Western Gottland ana
the Smaland and Upland districts.
Union City, Ind-A terrific rain. hail
ana lightning storm passed over this sec
IN this city were struck and many per
sons were stunned, but none killed
London-The Atlantic transport liner
Menomlnee, from New York for London
t Mhlc q is two days behind time, passed
the Sicily islands this morning Her de-
lay was caused by some derangemeHt
OF her machinery.
Cleveland, Ohio-The city TODAY made
a move to checkmate the Big ConsoIi-
dated Street railway by fling a petition
IN court, praying that the Injunction
granted tuesday in the tax appraisemenu
case, be dissolved.
Leavenworth, Kan.-Dr. Charles Nc
Gee and Sergeant of Police Dodge Sc
rlously wounded by Michael Kelly. were
somewhat improved, and it is believed
they viii recover The three others
idly.
Rome-AIthough the pope is in excel
tent health the feeling prevails at tho
Natican that a meeting of the college of
cdroinaIs cannot be far off, and there is
no secret that the candidates 10 the Da-
Pacy are making elaborate preparations
Tor this cOnclavC
Richmond, Vain the constitutional
convention Senator Daniel obtained r---
mission for a subcommittee of the com
mIttee on suffrage to sit during the scs-
slons OF the body Mr.. Page Introduced
q suffrage resolution. There were no
features Of the session.
Pibtsburg-Dr M. A. ArnhoIt ev-r,s-,
Der OF the legislature and one Of the ru0gg
prominent physicians in the CITY. shot
hlmset through the heart at his office on
South street. The suicide was the res,1fl
II IS supposed, of i'll health, from which
DR.. Arnholt has suffered for the past two
years.
New York-The federal grand jury re-
sumed its investigation into the failure
Of the Seventh National bank William
T. hlmbaH, former president Of the
bank, and three of the banks clerks
were called before the jury as viii
nesses. All Of the proceedings i'm the
cret.
New Tork-A steam boiler In stx-
story building at Thirty-ifth street ana
Iehth avenue. occupied by a candy maIc-
ING, ing essaDlIshment, exploded. several
That he viii die. number of girls en-
ployed in the place became panic-stricF-
en- put none Of them was seriously in
jured.
New, York-The grand jury began an
I,IiVestlgatlon Of the tunnel Of the New
1Qih central railroad. which had been
criticised as a menace to health. Rem
resentatiyes Of the health department
Q9ILIciaIs OF the railroad and patrons 0f
IN llIle nave been summoned to testify
Inc jury will hear further testimony To-
morrow. 80
Chicago-John L. Collins. hftv-three
years OF age said to be a son Of The late
r rteaI AomlraI Collins, plunged fourteen
stores to his death in the Masonic Tenn
PIE mere. He was caught between tine
elevator and the shaft on the thirteenth
l 10 was dragged up one story before
ms body was released and then reU gg5
feet to the basement.
Constantinop'e-T Turkish o,o,,.,.,
lneht mas arbitrarily refused To uerlnf+
Iue creek squadron to visit SMYRNA Gl-
4 ION ana Mount Athos. The Greek sent
the usual notification of fba rr1i.,t,i
cruise but the Porte declined to g1tcr-
IAN the proposition on political grounds
diplomatic officials regard the attitude
t ~ Ine Iurksh government in this par
tlcular as Illegal.
San Francisco-Aocordfng tn ad,,ca-
from Nome Judge Noyes has formaIi.J
%equested the resignation of George v
B5,o1frchsenlus, clerk Of the United States
district court. The request was made ~,
July H. but no response had been nI,ia
next Gay When the mail left for this CITY
II - supposed to be an outcome Of tia
INNING FeceiVership case, which recently
attracted much attention
Joliet, uI-ConsiderabIe DAMAGE wa,
zone mere during the night by a heavy
eIectrlca! storm. Eight persons, comp0s-
ing a picnic party We're prostrated. A
bolt struck the home of Mrs Tb0r,ae
thompson, who was severely hurt AN
$S,OOO motor at the Illinois steel mill yva.s
burned out and at the steel and wire
mills, the electrical appliances were burn
ed out so that work had to be carried On
by torchlight.
New York-The board OF directors OF
the failed Seventh National bank met
ard decided upon a plan Of reorganiZa-
ton for the bank. The plan provides
that the capital stock Of the banlr 5a
increased from $500 coo to 81 500 OOO 81 000
600 Of new stock 10 be sold at $50 Der
share The plan Of reorganization in
cruces, OF course, an understanding that
all OF the deposltors will be paid I'm full.
Chicago-F. Wayland Brown. who. with
DR.. August NJ. Unger was convicted OF
conspiracy to defraud an insurance com
pany IN the Defenbach case was re-
leased from jail. The verdict sentencing
MIN TO the penitentiary was vacated and
sututed. Brown paid $1.3GO of the fine
today. and his wife, daughter OF a
wealthy Cleveland steel manufacture.
went security for the remainder.
Washington-George X Lawton. as
tronomer Of the United States naval OBJ
servatory, died here of typhoid fever
he was graduate of the University Of
Michigan and Of the University Of Chi
cago, and he actively participated IN the
observation of the naval observatory
curing the past live years. Last year he
observed the eclipse OF the sun with
the observatory party at Pine Hurst n.
{. He was native Of Jackson Mich.
Dayton, Ohio-Minorlty stockholders OF
pany brought suit here for the appoint
ment of q receiver and asking an Iu-
Junction 10 restrain local banks from
paying any money to the Central Con-
tract 81 Finance company The petition
ers alese that the late Calvin s. Brice
acting with others, formed conspiracy
whereby the company was allowed 10
lose the ownership and control OF gas
wells and gas fields in Mercer county.
with the object OF securing them under
the name of the Central Contract & III
nance company.