The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-08
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Cleveland Ohio-Horace Pell, the young
actor who Thursday shot himself at the
Wyandotte, died at the Huron street
hospital.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.-Gov. Sanford, who
was taken seriously i'll here two days
ago, is resting easily, but his condition
continues serious
London-The statement of the Board
of Trade for the month of May shows
decreases of 91, 700 on imports and
91, 200 in exports.
Mansfield, Ohio-F'ire in the plant of
the Humphreys Manufacturing COM
pany destroyed the foundry. enameling
plant and some small buildings. Loss,
$f6,eOO; fully insured.
Lansing, Mich.-Michael Doyle, repre-
sentative from Eaton county in the low
er house of the Legislature, died from a
dose of carbofie acid sald to have been
mistaken for whisky.
Topeka, Kan.-A crop report issued by
the, secretary Of the state board of agri-
culture shows the condition of wheat in
average Of s9.8 last month.
Toronto, ont4The international AS
sociaticn of Machinists directed the
Striking machinists of the New York
Central railroad at Depew, N. Y, to re-
turn te work pending arbitration of the
grievances.
London-J. P. Morgan's famous picture
taken to Marlborough house for the king
to see.ss Mr.. Morgan was present. The
picture was afterwards taken to Mr.
zMorgan's house.
London-Sarah Bernhardt will play
Romeo for hundred nights in Amer
lea to Maud Adams juliet This impor-
tant theatrical event was arranged
Thursday evening at a supper given by
Sarah Berfihardt to Charles Frohman.
ROME, N. sY.-On Tuesday the First
National bank of this city ordered from
the Fourth National Bank of New York
$1,000 in currency. 1t was shipped on
Wednesday. A dummy package filed
with paper arrived in its place. No clue
to the thief has been obtained.
Columbus. Ohio-Clay NJ Runyan, in
charge of Offering for sale questions PIE
pared for candidates for the state bar.
He was sentenced to ten days in jail and
fined $3.50. Hearing of B. j. Steele, on
the same charge, was deferred
lphia-According to the Evening
bulletin a corporation to be known as
the ConemaUgh Steel company is being
formed tc acquire Cambria, Pa; the
Bethlehem and several other minor steel
and iron manufacturers. The fhcorpora-
tors of the Conemaugh company are Of
fcers and directors of the Cambria com
pany.
Clifton Springs. n. Y-At platform
meeting of the International Missionary
union IRe SUBJECT QlScuSSeu was lHUld,
DR. D. Downie, Rey- Rockwell Clancey,
Rev. H. Mansse1 and Rev J. NJ Erwin
spoke. Memorial services were then
opened by the Rev. III. Hartwell fer the
fifteen members who Grave died since last
years neeting.
New York4A Ver6ict of not guilty was
returned by the jury at Yonkers that
tried Benjamin A dams, a member of the
board of education Of that place, on the
charge of violating the law In playing
golf on Sunday. There was no dispute
as to the fact. but counsel for Adams
argued that the charge was made under
an absoIete law.
ST. John's.sN Three wrecking
steamers are lying ~ the stranded Ley
land line steamer aSe1ssfrian, on shore off
Cape Race. and three divers are making
a thorough examination of her bottom
Everything is ready for diScharging her
cargo or attempting TO tow her off. if
such d step issdecided upon. The wealth
er is most favorable and it, is likely to
continue unchanged for some time
Chica go-TheI Retail Coal Dealers as
sociation, with 100 members from Wis
consin and Illinois present, began their
sixth annual convention here. President
r. C. Brown, of Oshkosh, Wis, called
the convention to order. and various re-
ports and papers were read. The con-
vention will close today with an election
of officers, after which the delegates " IL
leave on the steamer Manftou for the
exposition at Buffalo.