The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-24
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

aged two and a half years. died of hydro
phobia. She was bitten by a mad dog in
January last.
st. Petersburg-Count Leo Tolstoi Is
again somewhat seriously i'll, on the es-
tate of the Countess Palm, near Aloupka,
in the Crimea.
Chicago-Detectives admit that they
have no possible clue from which they
can hope to track the identity of the
man who committed the stamp robbery.
New York-Ex-President Grover Cleve.
land attended the funeral in this city OF
Frederick H. Benedict son of E. G.. Ben
edict, who was killed last Saturday by his
automobile.
New York;. D. Colvin, the American
agent of the Barnum & Bailey circus.
died at the SturteVant house here. In
addition to his circus interests, he was
one OF the proprietors of the Bijou thea
ter, Chicago.
Yokohama-The treasury officials an
nounced the issue of exchequer bills to
the amount of 100000 yen, repayable in
three months, at per cent interest. Ne
gotiationS continue for the sale OF the
bonds abroad.
Chicago-The will of William A. Bish-
op, who committed suicide at Rochester,
n. Y, recently, was filed for probate.
By it his estate, valued at $4,000, goes
to Miss Ella Strong, the woman he was
to have married.
Chicago-A Milwaukee avenue cable
train and a fire engine collided. Hermann
Wolf, James Reling and Ernest Brown
each sustained fractured legs and were
otherwise seriously injured, while num-
Der of other passengers received minor
hurts.
London-Cruisers belonging to the chan
mel squadron will be stationed 100 miles
apart, down the channel and out to sea
to send by wireless biography the first
greeting of the Duke of Cornwall and
York to King Edward and Queen Alex
| andra.
Cleveland, Ohio-Charles E. Bolton. ex-
mayor of East Cleveland and widely
known as a lecturer on educational SUBJ
| Jects, died at his home of paralysis, aged
sixty years. Mr.. Bolton was the au-
! thor of several works on municipal prob
lens that attracted much attention.
Cassel. Hesse-At a meeting of the
! creditors of the Grain Drying company,
which failed some time ago, the receiver
| reported that after the payment of $780,
Vy0 marks of preferred claims, the other
creditors would only receive 1 per cent
on their claims, aggregating 177,0JOO 00
marks.
New. York-Almost 75,COO bags Of flour
have just been shipped to South Africa
by Produce exchange brokers for the
British army. 1t is said also that about
100000 bushels of oats, half of which
have already been cleared from this port,
have been ordered for consumption in
South Africa.
Gated in the wholesale smuggling of seal
skins into the United States, warrants
have been issued in Vermont for fourteen
persons now in Montreal, says the Worlds
correspondent. These skins it is alleged,
were smuggled in by a baggagemaster of
the Central Vermont railroad.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-Representativ of
the furniture manufacturers of the
permanent organization to be known as
the Southern Furniture Manufacturers
association. The organization includes
every manufactures of prominence in the
South. About thirty factories were rep
resented.
New York--According to the Herald,
Sir Thomas Upton has determined to sell
the Shamrock II. and she is now on the
market. Before Sir Thomas left New
York for Chicago the beaten challenger
was placed in the hands of Messrs. Tams,
| Lemoine and Crane, of this city, with or
ders to dispose of her. The price fixed is
not known.
Chicago-The fifth annual convention
| of the Christian and Missionary alliance
will open here Thursday and Will continue
| through Sunday. The national president
| Rev. A. b. Simpson, of New York will
be present through all the sessions. The
| alliance supports 400 missionaries in for
| eign fields, it's members being advocates
of divine healing.
Buffalo, N. Y.-The three-masted
schooner Paisley, from Erie, in ballast.
| dIA Oll the HORSESHOE rG61 Just outside
the breakwater, and, it is believed, will
be total loss. The crew was saved. The
! vessel was owned by Capt James Day.
iids 99oso and was built at Bay City, Mich,
! IN 1898. She rated A l, and had a valua-
ton of $4,000. She carried no insurance
New York-According to the London
| correspondent of the Tribune, the South
African Cold Storage company has been
/ making immense profit out of supplying
| meat to the British soldiers The am0unt
now available for distribution, as the re-
| suit of a years trading, is about So. 800
| GOO. The preponderating interest in the
company is cur1ously enough, Dutch and
Boer.
Laramie, ,Wyo,-Prof: c. W. Gilmore,
in the employ of the Carnegie museum
| OF Pittsburg, has discovered at New
Medicine Bow, eighty miles west of this
city the almost complete immersed re-
rare speclment, and one of the largest
! ever found in the Southern Wyoming
field. The remains will be unearthed and
sent to Pittsburg.
Flint, Mich.-The body of William +.
Parkhurst, who attempted to murder his
| wife, and disappeared after seriously
| Woundlng her in the breast, was found
| In barnyard three miles from here
Parkhurst had blown his brains out, and
| the revolver with which he fired the shoT
was. still clutched in his hand Mrs.
| Parkhust will recover. jealousy was the
| cause of the shooting.
Christiania, Norway-Although the fact
is not officially announced, it is regarded
| as assured that DR.. Henri Dumant. the
Swiss physician who was recommended
by, the Swedish rigsdag to the commission
! entrusted with Mobiles annual prize for the
encouragement of peace and arbitrator
will be awarded that prize this year
| Frederick Passy, the former member of
the French chamber of deputies, received
the next highest vote.
Los Angeles-Lieut. Gov. Northcott. of
| illinois. announces that he has res gned
as head consul of the Modern Woodmen.
| to take effect on June 10, 1902 TT is
from purely personal motives,'' said Mr..
Northcott, "as my health has not been
good Tor some s time time When asked if his
one of the reasons for his action. the lieu.
tenant governor would not deny that his
| ton. ---' a.
Dallas, Textile jury in the case Of
a. s M Alexander kan brought in verdict
at five years in the penitentiary. Alley.
ander, the defendant was charged with