The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.


returned to work at the shipyard.
Indianapolis Ind.-The National Ger
man-American Teachers ASSOCIATE ton be-
gan its annual session here.
Port Said-The United States collier
Caesar, which left Norfolk June Is for
Manila, has arrived here.
Canton Ohio-President and Mrs. Nc
Kinley and Abner Mckinley went out
for an extended drive during the fore
noon II
Madrid-The severe storms which have
been sweeping over the country ar(.V
Valladolid have completely destroyed tn
crops in that vicinity.
Havana-Gov. Wood passed a good
night and is feeling We'll. He has hardly
any fever. His case is not critical and
his physicians are confident of his rccoY-
cry
conviction for conspiracy in the Diefen-
bach insurance case, was taken to joliet.
DR.. Unger commenced service of his SEN
tence at his own request.
Perth, Western Australla-The railroad
strike for increased wages, which began
here July 3, and caused "a complete tie
up of the roads throughout Western
Australia. has been settled.
Quincy, Hl.-Fire during the night de-
stroyed the business portion of Hunts
stores a blacksmith shop and five resi-
dences were burned. Total loss, $4,000;
partly insured.
Paris-The agricultural department re-
ports that the condition of winter wheat
IS very good In one department, good In
Is and fair in 55 departments. Spring
wheat is good in S departments, fair in 81
and middling in departments.
Trenton. n. 1.-THE Toledo Scale and
Cash Register company, capital 81 ,OOOOOO,
was Incorporated here to manufacture
and sell scales and cash registers. The
incorporators are LenoX S. Sose, E. q.
Young and f. j. Whitney, all of Newark.
London-A. H Hummell, of New York,
who was injured In carriage accident
here Tuesday evening, and who was talk
Ell to Kings College hospital, was moved
to a private hospital. Mr. Hummell is
making good progress toward recovery.
East Liverpool, Ohio-The National
brotherhood of Operative Potters in con-
vention, heartily Endorsed the action of
the amalgamated association In general,
and the Wellsville min workers in partic-
ular, for standing UP for union princl-
Pies.
Parkersburg w. Va.-One witness was
examined in the Glenn case, s. Richards,
OF Williamstown. who believed that the
prisoner was Bert Glenn" who is
charged with having committed forgery
ment he refused.
Philadelphia-Th city council passed
an amended ordinance Increasing the in
terest on the So, 900 100000 loan to improve
the water supply from per cent to 312
per cent. The mayor. who is now So
journing in the Allegheny mountains,
will sign the measure.
Philadelphia-The big transatlantic line
steamship Eagle Point from Philadelphia
for London with general cargo, ground
ed during the night at the Horse Shoe
In the Delaware river, about ten miles
below this city She failed to float at
high tide and tugs have been sent to her
assistance.
Port Au Prince Hayti-The steamer
Prlnz Maurits, of the Royal Dutch West
India mail line, which stranded in the
Roads here Wednesday, has not been
fioated. The vessel Is in a dangerous sit.
uation, having brought UP on some rocks
Her cargo and ballast will be landed
New York-Francls B. Thurber of this
city has filed petition in bankruptcy,
with liabilities of $3l5,C6l, OF which there
Is secured on on nominal no security sl26,Sii;
unsecured, SlS7,749 The nominal assets
are $876414. The indebtedness was in
CURED chiefly before 1894.
Oporto, Portugal-The Spanish mail
steamer Mexico, from Buenos Ayres is
ashore south of Viana. The passengers
and crew are being landed. The Mexico
Is of 1896 tons net and is owned by the
Compania Trans-Atlantica Of Barcelona.
she was built in 1876 at Glasgow. Is 81
feet inches long and has "a feet inch
cs beam and "a feet inches depth.
Syracuse, n. Y.-Dewett G. Hooker. vino
died from injuries received in the Chi
cago & Alton wreck, lived in this city
until January. He was past grand chief
templar Of the |. o. G. T. of the state of
New York and for nineteen years it's
grand secretary. He was active in tenn
perance and church work. The Rev De-
welt G. Hooker, of Phoenix, is a son.
shamokin Pa.-H!ckory Ridge colliery.
operated by the Union Coal company,
was completely tied up by $40 men and
boys employed by the company going out
on strike because a committee, of the
flf
standing at the head Of the slope and in
sisting on inspecting miners cards to see
If they belonged to the union.
Denver-President Lusk of the Amer
lean Cattle Growers association, has ap-
pointed the following committee to draft
bill to provide for the leasing Of the
public range: John P. Irish of Califor-
MIA M. K. Parsons of Utah; Bartlett
Richards, of Nebraska; Henry NJ. Por-
ter, of Colorado, and A. b. Robertson.
of Texas. The committee will meet in
Denver next September.
Harrisburg, Pa.-The board of pardons
recommended the pardoning of John Uri-
neh and John Polga. convicted Of rioting
at Oneida. Pa, during the great anthra,
cite coal strike last fall. The application
of Thomas Harcur was refused but the
cases of Stephen Gregoski and other riot
ers were held under adViSement. These
men are serving sentences of from ten TO
fifteen years in the PottsVille jail.
New York-Joseph Levesque volunteer
ed in police court, Brooklyn, TO accom-
pany Montreal detectives back to that
city to face charge Of defaulting in the
sum of $4,000 during his employment as
a bookkeeper ten years ago In the City
District Bank of Montreal The sitting
magistrate discharged him from che
jurisdiction of the local authorities and
the journey to Canada was begun.
London-Thursday was the hottest day
recorded during the present year in bon
don. AT noon the thermometer registered
So degrees in the shade and 1t Was ,122
in the sun. There were many cases Of
Sunstroke and prostratiOns from the heat
The ambulances We're in frequent request
and horses suffered greatly. There Were
several inquests at which verdists of
"apoplexy, accelerated by the heat" war
rendered.
Vicksburg, Miss National Piazza
Italian vice consul here, received infor-
nation today of the lynching of two or
more Italians at Avon, a small station in
Washington county. AS yet he has been
unable to secure the names or any par
ticulars, but it is informed mob Of fifty
or more men are hunting the Italians
through the Swamps. Piazza has urged
the governor to afford his countrymen
protection.
Trenton, ". J.-Prosecution in the trial
of Samuel Chinn. for the murder OF
Thomas Applegate, closed with a short
cross examination Of Mrs. Applegate
The defense opened with a statement by
counsel for .Chinn that it viii be proved
that Apologize was not murdered The
theory was advanced that Applegate was
Kicked to death by his horse. DIR. John
n Allanfnvp hot H.