The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-26
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.
Paris-Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan has

Paris-Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan has
gone to London.
London-sir Alfred Miner. on his ele-
yati0n to the peerage. takes the title of
Lord Miner of Cape Town.
Weatherford, Tex.SFire in the business
section of this city caused losses est
mated at 100000; Insurance. S75,0GU.
Batavia, Java-Three Europeans and
IT'S natives persisted as a result of the
recent eruption of the volcano of Keloet
Berln-A dispatch from Waidenburg.
russia, says that as result of a fire
which broke out in the Hermann nina
tWenty-One miners persisted.
Turin-A violent earth shock was ex-
perienced here at Conf and elsewhere at
O'clock this morning. Little damage
was done, but the people were panic
stricken.
Rome-The published report that the
pope has the intention to abolish the
apostolic delegation in Canada and an
! mex it to the United States delegation is
entirely unfounded
Quebec-The United States ship Dor
othea, Capt Collins from Philadelphia.
! mas arrived here en- route to Chicago,
where she viii be used by the naval re-
| serve as training ship
Elkton, KY.-In a downpour of rain a
buggy containing Mrs. r. A Morrow,
per sey1e zen daughter, and Miss
Jennie Craig, was overturned. All three
occupants were drowned.
Rome-The pope received in audience
Archbishop Chappelle, of New Orleans,
the papal delegate in the Philippines
and had long conversation with him
on questions affecting the religious orders
in the Philippines.
Berlin-The German naval division in
| the far East, consisting of the battle
| ships Kurfuerst Friedrich Wilhelm, the
BrandenburS, the Weissenburg and the
Woerth and the dispatch boat Hela, has
been ordered by cable TO return home.
1ruckee, Cal-Alexander Winton, IN
route from San francisco to New York
or an automobile, is reported to have
| left Summit Friday evening AS he mas
not arrived here, it is supposed he is
stalled in the huge snow drifts near Don
ner.
DIeyersdale, Pa.-The strike at the
| Grace mines, near Berlin, continues. An
attempt was made to start work with
/ imported labor and the company had
armed deputies patrOlling their property
for several days this week. The new
men worked one day and then quit, hav-
ing disagreed with the company as TO
/ the rate to be paid.
Des MOines Io.-An order was issued
| by the state supreme court for the APP
pearance before that body on Nav Is
of John Jameson, OF Oelwein, and j h
Scales, of Acltley, prominent lawyers, 70
answer to the charge Of contempt In
having used improper language in adj
dressing the court in petition for a re-
hearing
Salt Lake, Utah-A fierce wind storm
has prevailed throughout the intermOun-
tain country for two days, reached Jig
climax Friday night and IS now rapidly
GbatinS. At Ogden plate glass windows
We're blown in and considerable other
damage was done At midnight the-elec-
trio light service failed, leaving the city
i'll darkness.
New York-Mary Ellen Lease, the lee
tUrer, filed petition in bankruptcy N
the United States district court. The
liabilities are 1921, and assets 81 e93.
as indorser or mortgages given by her
husband, c. L. Lease.
New York-Neither side in the ma
chinistS' strike reported any new de-
velopments in the situation. The en-
ployers are awaiting the action of the
administration board Of the National
Metal Trades association, to be held at
| Chicago next Tuesday, and until that
time it is not thought likely that any
thing of Importance viii develop.
London-The Hon c. o. Gore, Con-
sentative. has been elected to parliament
for the west division of Shropshire sue
ceeding Stanley Leighton. Conservative,
! deceased. Mr. Cores majority over AL
Ian Bright. Liberal, was 1,0S6 in a total
vote Of 1858.
San FranciscO-Y Tsumallia, assistant
| appraiser and head expert IN the Toxic
| tax superintendents bureau or customs
| service of the finance department Of
! Japan has arrived in this city
to study the methods used in col
! lectng customs duties and internal rev.
enue taxes at this port His obserya-