The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-03
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

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Glassow-The Duke and Duchess NJ
Fife opened the Glasgow exhibition
PittsburC-\Yiliam c.. Morelari. for.~rr
clJE attorney Of Pittsburg, died from
bright disease.
&c Glo w. n. Y..The leather dress
been destroyed by fire; loss, 1000
San Francisco.-Emin Pasha the great
est greyhound ever raised in America. IS
uead at the Pasha Kennels from pucI-
mOnia.
Dubuque, Io.-Gcorge r. Burch. one of
the best known men in the NTisefssf80i
valley, president Of the Second National
pehh, died, aStd siXty-Iive years.
New York-The sale Of seat is re-
CORDED on the New York stock exchange
for SO O00, compared With the prev,o1I5
highest authentic record Of $4,000.
Springfield uI-A resolution proyf1.,g
Ior the calling Of a convention to revise
the Illinois constitution was lost in TIA
house by a vote of 50 yeas TO II nays
CleveIand-J. C. Gilchrist. credited with
being the largest individual vessel owner
in the Great Lakes reached a settlement
WITH the striking marine engineers.
Cleveland Representative OF leading
gas and gasoline stove manufacturing
concerns were in session here for the
purpose or forming combination OF In
tereStS.
Buffalo,. c. Grant. who was arre.1-
ed at Hastings, Neb., In March last,
charged with robbing mail boxes, and
who escaped from the officers at Chi
cago, has been arrested here.
Berlin-Gen. Won Hahnke until recent
u CHEZ of the omDeror's military ca 3i-
net, has been appointed governor Of Ber-
IN. lie IS succeeded In the military cab
met by Gen Hurlson Won Haesler
London-PhyIlis Rankin. daughter Of
Mckee Itanklu, the American actor. and
Harry Davenport. Of Edna Mays CONF
pany, brother Of the late Fanny Daycu-
port, were married before the registrar
here.
Bridgeport. Conn.-Twcuty-three Of tho
thirty-two firms constituting the Master
Carpenters association granted the de-
mand of the JOurneymen for an increase
IN pay from BIZ cents to 30 cents rer
hour.
Constantinople-A case OF illness has
occurred at GaIata dhe largest suburb
OF Constantinople). which is Officially
pronounced to be bubonic plague Pre-
cautions are being taken to prevent
spread Of the plague
Oshkosh. WIs.-The high school build
Ing. fOur-stOry brick structure was
totally destroyed by fire. Loss. $4,000; In
surance, $1,000. The origin Of the fire is
unknown. Three hundred students are
out Of school.
Dctroit-AIiss RIirnoncttc r. Swift Of
this city, and Capt Frederick NJ Alger,
son Of eX-secretary of war, Russell A.
Presbyterian church. They viii sail for
the Mediterranean on Saturday
Evansville Ind.-Tho towboat Ray
mond Horner sunk thirteen barges Of
Pittsburg coal in collision with a
pier of the Henderson, Ky. bridge The
loss in coal ana barses VIII reach $500
The coal was destined for the Southern
market.
Evanston, Wyo.-Placer claims IN the
new wyoming oil fields are being filed nj
the rate of 100 day. The field covers
nearly all Of the southern part Of Uintah
county from the north branch Of the
Muddy river to the Uintah range Of
mountains.
Fresno. Cal.-The Pacific Coast Seeded
Raisin association has been incorporated
with a capital OF 500. go, all subscribed.
The inc0rporators represent five firms
that sell 30 per cent Of the seeded raisins
produced in California and IS per cent Of
the raw product
Springfield. Mass-All tho union freight
handlers employed by the Hartford d.
vision Of the New York, New Haven &
three Of those employed by the Boston
6 Maine railroad in this city went out
on strike for higher wages.
London-In the house Of commons the
chancellor OF the eXcheGuer. Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach, replying to Mr.. Claiming
had been allotted as follows: To the
ROthSchilds &ll,O0O00 J. j.. Morgan e
Co. e50o0,6C0 and the Bank Of England.
SO go coo.
Murcia spafn-A thousand men arc ont
on Il strike at the AgGilas mines. The
company has refused the mems prop1-
sails and there has been serious disturb
ance. Some Of the miners fred on tho
police guarding the property and the
gendarmes charged the crowd killing
one man and WoundinG several others.
Chicago. May 2-Prospects for n peace
full settle 1ent Of the differences between
Chinists IN its employe are exceedingly
bright Business Agent Roderick prao-
ticaly admitted that there viii be no
strike. and that most OF the concessions
made by the company had been accepted
ConstantInapIe-The Turkish mission.
under Fnver Pasha. composed Of mill
tary officers and clergy. charged w tn
The establishment OF relations between
Turks and the Chinese Nussulmans. has
embarked. The delay In the departure
of the mission was due 10 Russian opDo-
sition. The scheme is favored by Ger
many.
Now 0rleans-Drring tho parade hero
Wednesday afternoon. as the presidan-
tel. q wheel came off the carriage occu-
pied by Secretary Hay and Postmaster
General Smith. The carriage was nov
ing SLOWLY and neither tho secretary Of
state or the postmaster general was In
jured.
Company Of Copenhagen has ordered six
new steamers OF 1000 tons each for 1'lo
United States trade. On account Of tho
increase in American exports II has heen
decided to open n regular limo to B3s-
ton and Increase tho number Of steamers
on the New York and New Orleans
routes.
Unlontowu. Pa. ore u Tho fleIccst or
est fres that ever swept over the noun
tains iIas been raging for two DAVIS ard
nights between Samcdeid AMI Adds i'm
Somerset cC1irtv. near the F'ayette COM
ty line Large stretches Of timber. rr-
chards and fences have boea DESTROYED.
T,ondcn-Tbo her wiz rau, g. f.-~ u
the coming dinner Of tho Tiar,lwlcke go
cietv given In honor ~ Maitre B1bo { n
Holborn restaurant. Nearly all tho lc7d-
crs of the English Bench md bar " III
/ Join in hts tribute Of respect TO o great
French advocate.
Phila,ieiphla-'Th cerical council OF
the Union for the MaintenOnce Of tho
Defense OF tho Catholic Faith met here
IN annual session. The Rev William a.
Van Allen, Of Elmira. vice president ot
the union occupied the chair In the alb
sence Of Rishop Nicholason Of AIlwau-