The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-24
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NEWS CONDENSED

lyn PAIRING, first viscount Cromer, to an
earldom.
New Yorl-The brokers and jobbers in
the sheet steel and galvanized iron trade
in this city advanced the price of sheet
steel cent per pound.
Bunalo-Consideration and discussion Of
methods and systems If teaching and
studying the Bible in the Sunday school.
was continued at the session of the Pan
American Bible study congress.
Florence, Colo.-A fire, said to be of in
cendlary origin, destroyed the extensive
plant of the Ell Paso reduction company.
d qua IRE or mile south of Florence.
Loss $250,OOO; insurance about 100000
London-The OnIOoker announces tba
engagement of the daughter Of Waiter
Winans, of Baltimore, to Sir Merrfk RAY
mond Burrell. Bart, son of Sir Charles
Raymond BurTell, and a lieutenant I'm fine.
First Royal Dragons
St Petersburg-Advices from Moscow
are to the effect that Count TolstOis doc
tors do not regard him as entirely free
from danger until the malaria has been
expelled from his system. Count Toll
stoi is much weakened by sweating.
Richmond, Vain the constitutional
convention Mr.. Blair introduced resoIu-
ton eXempting the property of Confeder-
ave soldlefs from taxation to the amount
of 81 600 Several other unimportant res
olutions were introduced.
New York-Vice President Theodore
Roosevelt Is now the guest of Regis Ii.
Post, of Bayport, l.. !. The vice presi-
dent is accompanied by two of his sons
The party will take a two weeks cruise
on Mr.. Posts schooner yacht in Great
South bay.
Rochester. n. Y.-The law passed by
the New York state legislature last win
ter, forDidding traffic in railroad tickets
by others than authorized agents of rail-
road companies, was declared uncousti-
tutional by the appellate division of the
supreme court.
Louisville. Ky. C. L; Stone. general
passenger agent of the Louisville d.
from the Mammoth Cave saying that the
temperature there was only 55 degrees
compared with 100 or above generally
throughout the West and South.
Frankfort Ky.-An official mandate
has been handed down by the court of
appeals ordering a new trial for former
Secretary of State Caleb Powers, convict
ed Of completely in the shooting Of Gov
William Goebel. 1t is probable the trial
will come up at the October term.
Cleveland-At a preliminary meeting
here of the leaders of the bolt among the
Bryan Democrats, George A. GrOOt, of
this city, has been chosen as temporary
chairman Of the state convention, to bee
held at Columbus, July 81 DR.. Abner IL.
Davis. of Findlay. will be the temporary
secretary.
London-Howard E c. Case, 81 Amer
can, prominent in Paris and EkW York
died suddenly at Lancaster. Mr.. Case.
who had been IN England couple Of
months, had been under the care of ply
sicians, who had been treating him for
heart disease. His death is attributed To-
syncope.
London-Although reputed to be poor
the will of the Hon. Eric Lascelles, who
was found dead in a show wagon at
Cheltenham, June o. proved by the Earl
of DeSart husband of the countess OF
celles, who was half-sister to Las
celles), shows Lascelles left an estate
valued at 937 ,O00
Oshkosh. Wis.-Judge Clementson, Of
the circuit court, has appointed r. T..
COnnell Of Calumet county, receiver for
the German Exchange bank. Of Chiffon
The bond is $500. co., Attorney General
Hicks withdrew the name Of George a.
Buckstaf, OF Oshkosh. A surety COM
pany will sign the bond.
Buffalo-This was Catholic Mutual Ben
eft Association day at the Pan-American
exposition Between $500 and 1900 men.
each carrying a small American nag,
paraded, and were reviewed by the Of
ficers Of the organization in front of st.
Stephens hail. Postmaster General Smith
was visitor at the exposition grounds.
Cleveland-Rafaelo Farlnacci, an Ital-
ian, for whom the police Of this city have
been seeking for nearly year ON the
charge of murder, surrendered to the au-
thoritics Farinacci ard DOnatl BatisLG
quarreled over a game. of cards in a 5a-
loon Aug. last Batiste's body was
He had been stabbed to death with O.
sttlettO.
Chicago-At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Chicago Union Trac-
ton company here tue old board Of d.
rectorS was reelected. The annual state
ment shows gross earnings from opera
ton Of 1928, 139; net earnings. $l58j7j.
This, with last years surplus, leaves
S162, $50 applicable on dividends. No Qivi-
dend was declared.
TJarrfab1rp Elmer T21r.nar wa
hanged in the Harrisburg jail yard for
the murder of his brother-in-law, Isaac
Miller, Hast August, near Halifax, Pa.
Rarner lived in the vicinity Of HALIFAX
until five years ago, when he moved to
South Dakota. He sold his farm there
last August, and returned with his fam
lily and committed the crime the day OF
his arrival.
Put-In-Bay, Ohio-The seventh annual
convention Of the Commercial Law
League of America opened here with 100
members present. President w. w:
Watts, of Louisville, delivered his annual
address The question of paramount in
terest to be discussed at the convention
will be the influence Of large corporations
in connection with commercial law. The
sessions continue until Friday.
Rome-In accordance with instructions
from Washington the American charge
d affaires here has informed Sig. Pri-
netti, the Italian minister Of foreign al
fairs, that the federal government viii
punishment Of the lyncners Of the Ital-
ians in Mississippi. In this connection
Sig Prinetu has expressed his full conf
dence that those guilty Of the lynching
VIII be sought out by competent authorl-
ties
Trenton, n. 1.-THE board of managers
OF the state hospital for the insane at
Trenton today v6ted to begin the inyes-
ttgation of the improper food charges
next Thursday at the hospital. Before
the meeting President VroOm and ex-
Senator Taylor a member of the board,
had a conference with Gov Voorhees,.
The governor agreed with them that the
proper thing TO do was to make a thor
ough investigation, and to have the inves-
tigation public.
Charleston, W. Va.-Judge Jackson, in
the federal court today heard the con-
tempt proceedings against several miners
of Thacker, growing out of the recent
strike at the coal mines The contempt
cases which were for the alleged viola
ton of Judge Jackson's injunction, were
dismissed The injunction was made per
petual, and the men were put under bond
to answer any indictment that may be
found for the shooting that occurred dur
ing the trouble at the mines.
Copenhagen-The new Liberal cabinet
organized by DR.. Deuntzer. 70 succeed tna
De Sehested cabinet, which resigned July
II, Is composed as follows: Premier and
minister of foreign affairs, DR. Deuntzer;
minister of finance, Alfred Hague minis
ter OF war, Col Madison; minister Of
marine. Admiral JOenke; minister OF pub
tic instruction, ChriSten Standel. minis
ter of justice, Albert; minister OF agri-
culture, Ole Hansen: minister of public