The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-14
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offer to this city of $4,000 for public
New York-sol Berliner the United
States consul at Tenerifte Canary isl
aEus, who is here on q sixty days leave
of absence, fled a petition in bankruptcy.
TIE liabilities are placed at So ,353. with
no assets.
,Cincinnati-A canvass Of the plants OF
TIE Metal Trades association showed
that comparatively Few striking machin-
lists returned to work today. This ac-
counted for by the fact that Saturday is
a half holiday
New Mary J. Westerdeld daugh-
ter Of Jason Rogers the brother of the
late Jacob S. Rogers, fled a caveat IN
patterson, n. j. against admitting tho
VIII Of her uncle to probate Under the
co. co. MIS- " s7lefl'sld would receive 80
Londou-In the case Of The CITY Of
Winnipeg vs.. TGle Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, the privy council has refused per-
mission to appeal their decision to the
supreme court or Canada on the question
OF whether school buildings were liable
to municipal taxation.
Charlottesville. Ind.-Ex-Judge J. H
Sellars, former member of the legislature
and once candidate for the Democratic
nomination for governor, killed himself
IN his law Office here by taking morphine.
He left a letter saying his life was a
failure and that his debts were large
New York-New York city had a death
rate of Hosp last week, almost double the
usual summer rate This large increase
was due to the excessive heat that pre-
vailed in the early part Of the week.
There were 276i deaths from all causes,
against l,52i for the corresponding week
in 1900.
New YOrk-A representative Of J. Pier
pont Morgan & Co. denied the report that
Mr.. Morgan, with the assistance OF Sen
ator Hanna, President Cassatt. Of the
Pennsylvania railroad and President
Glscom, Of the international Steamship
company, was considering the formation
OF big shipping combination.
San Jose, Cal.-Boilng Of the remains
Of Lee Wing, a murdered Chinese, to as
certain If bullet from Lee Looks pis-
tol was in the body, has been completed
after tWenty-fOur hours. Fourteen large
buckshOt and one 4-caliber bullet were
found when the mass was strained. This
bullet is said to fit Looks revolver.
Brusseis-Queen Marie Henrfette fell a
victim to the extra heat which prevail
ed Friday. Her majesty was playing
croquet in the grounds Of her villa at
spa when she was overcome, and fell.
She was carried indoors, and soon re-
covered consciousness. Her maiestv's
physician. however, was summoned to
Spa to attend her.
Madrid--The budget committee, after A
prolonged and critical discussion, has de-
clded to shelve for the present the pro-
pOsals of the minister Of finance eus-
pending the coinage Of silver except In
IN the case Of one and two peseta pieces
and authorizing the negotiation OF treas
ury bonds at three, six, nine and twelve
months, according to the demands Of
commerce.
Lima Peru-RunOrs reach here from
La Faz, Bolivia, of an approaching
change in the Bolivian cabinet Ismaei
Monies, the present minister Of war, is
said to have been selected to organize
the new cabinet. He is reported az hay
lnG offered the portfolio OF foreign af-
I2Is TO Herberto Gutirez. who has de-
cined the post.
Washington-Gen. Chaffee, at Manila,
mas Informed the war department of the
Death OF First Lieut.. Charles r. Ram
gay, IWenty-ilrst infantry, who died
rom wounds received at IiDa, LuZ1n,
july TO- Ramsay was q private I'm Conn
pany A, Fifth Maryland volunteers. dur
ing me war with SDain and was aD-
ioH5tTu a lieutenant IN the regular ARMY
IN July, 1888
milwaukee,, Visit was announced AT
the meeting Of the Glassblowers' asso-
cation that the conference with their
employers on the new wage scale had
DeeA H&ed Tor July %, at Atlantic City
IL was decided to place about 500 zoo OF
the associations funds in securities of
some sort, such as government bonds. in
heretofore.
San F'raneisco-safe Expert WaIz has
discovered that the time lock on tha
cashiers yau4t in the mint. from which
2'O,VVQ was stolen, does not operate and
mas been out Of order for an Indefinite
time This has brOadened the scone ~
the investigation by secret service men,
as III appears the robbery may have &C.
CURED at any time between 3 D. m and
o'clock the following morning.
CmcInnati-The Piano and Organ Work
ers' National association has closed lis
annual meeting, after elccting officers.
Headed Dy Frank HeIle, Of Chicago "a
president. New York was selected for
the next annual convention. A urOuosi-
L0i 70 establish piano factory ODerat-
ed by the national union was referred
TO the local branches the vote thereon
to be taken at a special meeting oct e
Scranton, Pa.-Judge Kelly. Of the
LstckdWanna county court, on the appli-
cation OF the Delaware, LackaWanna <.
CStern railroad, granted an Injunction
AGAINST r.. j. McAndrew and hfty-nine
others, members of the Car Builders
union, restraining them from interferina
WIN any OF the company PROPERTY or
ihoieSllng III any way any men now work
HlS IN the shops here. These men are
among the 6Uy on strike, and represent
OhicefS ana picket committees. The in
Junction IS returnabie next Thursday.
Pittsheld Mass - District Attorney
Hammond announced that at the opening
or the superior court on Monday next
ne viii request the court to POSTPONE Inc
GATE Of the opening Of the trial Of Robert
,. FosburSh, charged with mansaughter
in the alleged killing Of his sister Ida In
August, 1900, until July p. The case at
present Is scheduled TO begin on July 16
but district Attorney Hammond is OF
the opinion that it will conduce TO a
more satisfactory trial to postpone it.
There will be no objections TO this from
the counsel for the defense