The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-18
NEWS CONDENSED.

Stockholm. Sweden-The United States
training ship Hartford has arrived mere.
Vienna-Deputy Bauman has been COM
missioned by the representatives of me
boot and shoe trade to question the
Staathalter in the lower Austrian diet az
to what that body intends to do with re-
gard to the threatened invasion Of the
Vienna market by an American syndi-
cate.
st. Petersburg-Duri operations with
a military balloon near SchIuesseIburg,
on an island in the Neva. twenty-onc
miles east asst, Of , this city the balloon ex-
killed and twenty were injured, several
fatally.
Stockholm-An explosion occurred at
the Gyttorp powder works at Nora, prov
nee OF Orebo, Wrecking seven buildings.
-Four persons We're killed and a number
injured.
Springer, N. Nj. II. Nash a wealthy
ranchman, whose ranges are near CHM
AKRON, was killed by being dragged over
rocks up the mountain side by a bronch1
which he had roped.
Kansas City, Mo.-Secretary of War
Root and party arrived here from Fort
Riley, Kan. The party, which stopped
here only between trains, was met by "A
committee of the Commercial club the
day was spent at Fort Leavehworth. Kan.
There the party was met by a troop Oh
cavalry and escorted to the post. After
an inspection and a reception at the home
LETT this evening for Fort Omaha.
Chicago-The steamship Northwestern,
the first boat Of a regular line to make
the trip from Chicago to Europe ana
return, entered the harbor here. amid
a deafening salute from othe craft The
round trip took eighty-four days, but it
IS expected this time will be materially
lowered on the next voyage. The bOat
was in good condition, despite the ice
encountered on her outward trip in April
COpenhagen-The De Schested ministry.
formed April q, 1900, has resigned. King
Christian has requested the ministers 10
retain their portfolios pending the APP
pointment of new cabinet.
Chicago-In a jealous rage. James
CrooSdale fired four shots into his wife 4
body killing her. They separated re-
Gently, and Croosdale's anger is said to
have been aroused by his wIfe's refusal
to return to him.
Cass City, Mich.-Three coaches Of
Train No. l on the Pontiac, Oxford &
Northern railroad We're run into by Train
No. at Dresden Hill and overturned into
the ditch. Several of the passengers,
whose names have not been learned We're
injured. Train No. l was pulling into
siding when the accident occurred.
Cumberland. Md-East-bound Passen-
ger Train No. 8, on the Baltimore & Ohio
railway, ran into large rock which
had fallen on the track in a cut twenty
five miles west Of here. The engine was
badly damaged and three cars deraileI
delaying traffic several hours. No one
was hurt.
New York-James NJ Galllgan, former
ly well known baseball player, once
with the New York team committed sui
eide at his home here by cutting, his
throat with razor. lie was thirty
three years old.
London-P. 3. Marshall a small broll-
er in the American market was declared
insolvent on the stock exchange.
West Union: w. .ya.-Fiye trainment.
including Engineer Turner, were severel '
injured here in a head-on collision on
the B. & O. between a fast freight ana
a work train.
Omaha-At the meeting Of the Iowa
State Bar association at Council Bluffs
the following officers were elected: Pres
ident. II. j. McConlogue, Mason City:
vice president, r. NJ Haynes. Grinneil;
secretary, Samuel s. Wright. Lipton;
treasurer, George F. Henry, Des Moines.