The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-29
ain, was found dead in his cell. Dea
was caused by heart disease.

launched at BarroW-in- FurneSS today.
The King Alfred cost 81, oil 759 She
Will have speed of twenty-th three knots.
Brussels-The Soir says a serious con-
met has taken place between soldiers be-
longing to the garrison at Fort Waehlen,
near Malines, and neighboring peasants.
me latter, armed with spades and pitch
FORKS, repulsed the soldiers, killing three
ana Woundlng number of them.
New York-German mobiles, like their
kindred in England, begin to take to the
stage, says the Worlds Be,lin CORE
spordent. The court theater boasts OF
a baron and two counts among it's staff
Not less than 104 mobiles are at present
engaged on the German stage in various
capacities.
Chicago-A horrible murder, of which
Mrs. Effie Louise Koeller was the vic
tim, was discovered here. Edward Koel-
ler the woman's husband, and his broth
er, William Koeller, were arrested. Mrs
Koeller's throat was cut, her ribs broken
and she was practically disemboweled
evidently, the police say, by kicks.
San Francisco-Advices received from
Nome state that Judge Wickersham has
removed from office United States Com
mlssioners j. L. Galen. r. N. Stevens,
Archie Wheeler and o. P. Cochran. The
grand jury is said to be investigating
charges which have been made against
these former officials.
Tacoma, Wash.-The steamship Olym-
Eld news from shanghai that the
North German Lloyd steamship company
has made overtures to the Canadian Pa
clflc Steamship company, for the estab-
lishment of a joint German and British
steamship service from Oriental points
to Vancouver and Puget Sound.
Seattle, Wash-The official records at
the gold commissioners office, at Daw-
son, where the certificates for all gold
going from the country must be obtain
ed, show that the gold shipments from
lawson for September amounted to S.
100000. This brings the total for the last
four months to 21,640,0O0
New York-Washington r. vermvIea
James Il. Garter and George r. New
comb, who advertised as brokers, under
the firm name of ". r. Vermylea & Co.,
branches offices in various cities through
out the country, made an assignment. No
statement of the Liabilities was made.
Madrid-The budget statement shows an
estimated increase in the expenditure of
z5,O0O, 000 pesetas, fixes the income tax on
companies at II per cent and the tax on
share dividends at s per cent. Banks OF
issue pay 15 per cent on their income and
per cent on dividends from shares.
Civilian officials appointed since 1900 will
not be pensioned.
Columbus, Ohio-John Segrist center
rush OF the Ohio State university football
team, died from injuries received here
Saturday afternoon in the game with
Western Reserve. He was caught dur
ing mass play and his body so twisted
paralyzed from the shoulders down from
the time of the accident
Scranton, PA peculiar situation in
the Scranton railway trouble was the
strike of a dozen of the strike breakers,
who had been brought here from New
company would not secure the release of
one of their number who was placed in
Jail last Tuesday for pointing firearms at
one of the strikers. Other strike break
Mobile, Ala.-The captain of the British
schooner Attractor, from Grand Cayman,
West Indies, reports the finding of con-
siderable gold on a reef in Colombian Wa
ters. The gold bears date of ISL and re-
sembles Mexican coin. 1t is thought it
ago. The coin will be brought here and
assayed. The find created excitement at
fruit ports.
Scfia-Six young Bulgar1ans nave band
ed themselves to search for Miss Stone.
the American missionary, and her COM
papion, Nine. TSilka, and with the con-
sent of the Bulgarian authorities have
left Samakov for Mehomia with this OBJ
ject in view. The absence of news about
Miss Stone has led to revival of the
report that she has already been killed
and that the brigands have dispersed.
New York-The Valparaiso correspond
ent of the Herald says that the Chilean
government has shown that the mill
tary roads, which the newspapers of Ar
gentine say Chile has been building in
the Andes, are only narrow pathways,
intended to facilitate the work of sur
veying by the boundary commission 1t
is claimed that the relations between
Argentine and Chile are as friendly as
ever.
Seattle, Wash.-Dr. Sheldon Jackson,
nf cd oclzo
has arrived in the city from the north,
on the steamer City of Topeka. He is
on his way to Washington. He praises
the work of Lieut.. Berthoff, the adven-
ed Port Clarence from Siberia with
herd of reindeer. The reindeer in Alas
ka now number 4,166, exclusive of the
new herd.
Plymouth, Ind.-At daylight, four miles
north of here the dead body of MYERS
Beard, nineteen years of age, was found
in buggy, the horse having. carried
him to the gate Of his fathers home, re-
naming there until found by passersby
Young Beard had spent Sunday evening
away from home. There was bullet
hole in the temple and pool of blood in
the buggy. There is no doubt that young
Beard was murdered, but there is no clue
to the murderer.
Copenhagen-The slowness in the nego-
tiations between the government and l..
S. Swenson, United States minister, IN
regard to the sale of the Danish West
Indies, is attributed to the influence
of a member of the royal family closely
connected with the commercial interests
which started the agitation against the
sale. The efforts to retard the sale will
probably be continued in the hope that
something will turn up to prevent the
transfer of the islands.
Greensburg, Pa-Monday night a fight
occurred among the foreign element at
Loyal Hanna about the anarchist:c views
of some of the miners there. One of
them named Antonio Motta, who was
shot and so badly wounded that death re-
suited. A friend of Motta, named John
Motinar, was slightly wounded in the
legs. The murderer, who was a stranger
in the community and who it Is said was
a rabid anarchist and was trying to in
duce the men to strike, has so far eluded
pursuit.
New York-The movement to erect
monument to former Gov. William A.
Newell, of the life saving service, Is
When the New Jersey legislature con-
venes there will be created a joint COM
mission, consisting of a member of con-
gress, an officer of the life saving service,
Monmouth county, of which the dead
governor was a native. Monmouth county
will furnish the site, and the state legis-
lature and congress will be asked to
make appropriations.
Dubuque, Iowa-The Dubuque Herald
and Dubuque Telegraph, both Democrat
ic papers of long standing, have been
consolidated, and appear as the Tele-
graph-Herald. p. J. Quigley, manager
of the Telegraph becomes manager OF
the new paper, and Col C. P. Hannah
ger. of the Herald, secretary. John ELL
wanger a prominent business man, is
president, and w. c. Luther, of the Tel
egraph vice president. The policy of the
paper will continue Democratic. Cap
italization is 100000 The Herald was
1871.