The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-24
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday-Celes-
tine Peraza and his followers have been
taken prisoners near Ciudad Bolivar
Philadelphia-The delegates to the third
annual convention of the Architectural
League of America began their conven-
ton in this city.
Denver-Gov Nash, of Ohio. and his
party party en- route east from California,
buckeye club and the Elks.
The Hague-Queen WiIheImina and her
husband will visit Emperor William OF
Germany at Potsdam from Msv 80 to
June l, at the emperor's invitation.
New York, May 23-The executive
poard OF the striking machinists decided
to reject the proposition made by the en-
ployers at the conference in the Astor
house.
Springfield, Mass.-In the celebration of
the May anniversaries Of the Baptist
e ehdini The tie PRINCIPAL feature was TIE
SoGlal session, under the direction of the
Publication society
president Of the National Metal Tr95ls;
association. issued a call for a meeting
of the administrative council of that BODY
In chicago on Tuesday next
Detroit. Mich.oThe lock plant of the
american Car & Foundry company ac-
ceded to the demands of it's fftv-eight
striking machinists, and, in addition in
STUFFED a fifty-four-hOur week for its
Cincinnati Striking machinists here an
nounce that one more firm enDlovinS
nrteen machintStS, has agreed to give tho
n1ne-hour day, with increase in wages
making 400 machinists who are at work
on the n1ne-hour basis.
Youngstown, O.--Twenty-five machin
lists employed at the Bessenler nlant oP
the Republic Iron and Steel company
went on strike, demanding that the com
pany sign the international agreement
A conference will be held
Paris-Charles Boysset Republican fov
en- of the chamber Of deputies, is dead
He was born in 1917, was a deputy in the
legislative assembly in 1849 was elected a
member OF the national assembly in 1871
ana mas since been continually reelected
Hartford, Gonna development of ma
cnlnlsts strike situation was the shut
ting down for an indefinite period of all
departments of the Pope factory of the
american Bicycle company Most of
Monday.
stoekholnl-The second chamber, nv 191
to IS votes, adopted the army bill, as
amended in committed May G. increasing
the expenditures by 22.5O0 900 krcnef. max.
irg total of 45000000 kroner. The hill
passed the first chamber May 10.
Hamburg-The mail steamer Reichstae
or the Dutch East African line of this
city, was in collision Wednesday with
me the Hamburg American line steamer
has returned to Hamburg The F11erst
Bismarck was not damaged
Johannesburg, Transvaal Colony-Mar-
tnlnus vessels Preto.ius, the first pres
ldent OF the Dutch African republic. the
title of which was changed in 1858, to the
South African republic, died MAY I9 at
Potchefstroon, Transvaal colonV( af+ar
two days illness.
Cripple Creek, Col.-An official call for
the twelfth session Of the Trans Missis-
SiDni q 0OI g.
this city July 16 to 90 inclusive, has lust
been issued by E. R. Moses of Great
Bend. Kan, chairman of the executive
committee
Norway, Mich.-The Aragon mine here
has been purchased by the United States
Steel cororpation for $500 600. The Bees
semer ore it produces is said to be enIlaI
to any In the country. Ohio parties held
n most OF the STOCK IN the mine, which has
been open for twelve years
New Orleans, Lam attempt on the
part Of the leper board OF this citv TO
establish q leper Iazarette in Jefferson
parish, opposite this city. where a plan
tation was purchased for the purpose. led
to the destruction of all the buildings on
the plantation during the night
Fort Collins. Colt is reported that
the dam at Chambers Lake fftv miles
above Fort Collins. has broken, owing to
nigh water in the Cache La Pondre river.
Damage dcne to crops. irrigating bitches
en9 or1dges VIII amount to thousands of
| dollars. Inhabitants Of the bottom lands
have been driven from their homes.
San Misunderstanding machinists re-
port that four small firms have signed tho
union agreement In this city. Otherwise
| the strike situation in that line remains
| unchanged. An agreement has been
reached between striking carrie ge max
ers and their employers whereby 400 re-
turn to work at nine hours per day and
higher pay.
| Boston. Mass.-The machinists of the
| United Shoe machinery company, $50 In
number, struck in body and about fifty
other employees Of the Goodyear factorx