The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-23
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Berlin-An official draft Of the new Gus
toms tariff bill, with the schedule Of
rates appended, has been submitted to
the bundeSrath
Macon, Ga.-Mrs. George H. Pant, wife
of the vice president of the Fl st Ma
tional bank. of this city. and widely
known socially is dead.
Lynch, Neb-Three persons were bad
ly injured near here during the tornado
which swept Neper on Thursday, Many
fan houses were destroyed, and much
wheat destroyed by hail.
Columbus. Ohio-Severe storms pre-
vailed in portions of Ohio. 4 son Of
George Reese was killed by lightning at
Wheelersbu:g Property was consider
ably damaged in many sections by the
heavy winds. ~'rt
London-The body of Hazen s. Pingree.
the former governor of Michigan, was
taken to Southampton and will be con-
veyed to the Tn ted States on the Red
star line steamer iceland, sailing at noon
today.
Joliet, MA strike of linemen and
electrical workers. installing the North
western Telephone cOmpany's system in
Joliet, Aurora and Lockpovt, was settled.
The men got concessions n shorter hours
and a half hol day Saturday
Dayton, Ohio-Traffic on the White line
of the Peoples Street Railway company,
which was suspended for a time Friday
night, owing to a strike because the COM
was resumed under police protection.
Badger, Neb.-Three res 'denoes and
several small buildings were &c moliShed
here by the storm. Mrs. James p arSha1,
the wife of a wa thy ranChman, died
from fright Mach crop damage was
created in the upper ElknOTn and Keya
Paha valleys.
in freight car caught fire in the yards
here. exploded and caused the death of
Lawrence Beeson, who was r pa ring the
car. win am Esldns was at II in
jured. John Moore and Calvin Nef were
seriously hurt
Syracuse, Neb.-Charles E Cotton, for
mer cashier of the First National bank.
was acquitted by the jury in the federal
court, where he was tried on the cha; ge
OF having made fatSe reports to the
comptroller of the treasury and abstract
ing funds of the bank
Ithaca. N "A dispatch from the
war department received by Pres dent J.
6. Schurman. of Cornell university, Of
teachers in the Philippines at salaries
Of SLIGO ye2rly. The teachers are to
leave the United s ates in July.
Chicago-I4ieut Col Roy. of Port Ar
thur. Canada. appeared at pc ice head
quarters for information in regard to
". G. Campbell. who was arrested a few
days ago in Cincinnati on charge of
being connected with alleged swindling
schemes. Col. Roy declared. it is said,
that ne was swindled out of SOC. GEO. and
it is now his intention to seure, If pos
sible, eXtradft:on papers for Campbell.
Kiel-Princess Henry of Prussia chris
tened a cruiser launched here. The yes
sci was named Prinz Adelbert, after the
first Prussian admiral. Prince Henry, in
speech, referred 20 the prophetic words
of Prince AIDE be; t. when the first founda-
tiCnS of the German navy were laid, that
no prosperity was possible for a growing
expansion was possible without a trans
oceanic policy which. in turn, was i'm
possible without fleet.
Aden-The Mad Mullah, after recent
repulSe by Capt. MacNeill of his attack
upon the British Zareba accidentally en-
ally and mounted infantry, which imme-
diately attacked and routed him. The
pursuit was continued throughout the
night A hundred of the enemy We're
killed, and the mullah and the sultan of
Nur narrowly escaped capture. The
British force lost seven killed and
wounded.
Pittsburg-ContIac have been award
ed by the Colonial Steel company for
the buildings and a portion OF the big
crUcible steel plant to be erected by
James w. Brown, George A. Howe and
other former stockholders of the Cruel
Die Steel Company of America and CO.
lcnia, a new town on the Ohio river adj
joining Monaco. The plant is expected
TO cost in the neighborhood of $1,000 coo,
make the finest kinds of strictly cruoible
steel and employ 700 men.
Cleveland-Dr. Jose Gomez Briose and
Jose G. Barosa members OF the exc u.ive
council of Porto REQ, arrived here and
held a conference with Senator Hanna
The Porto RicanS are travel ng through
the country principally for the purpose
of securing Information concerning tie
republican form of government. After
. pref soJourn here they departed for
! Buffalo to visit the exposition. Thay
will return to Ohio next week and attend
the Republican state convention at COL
umbus.