The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-23
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED


New -Heidelbach. Ickleheimer &
Co. ship $4,000 gold on the French
steamer.
Huntington, w. va-Petcr Lanance,
for many years river editor Of the Gin
cinnat Enquirer, is dead.
Lansing, Mich.-The house by 'unanl-
nous vote passed bill taxing the Pull
man Palace Car company per cent on
their gross earnings in this state
Perm-The German steamer Ascania,
from Hiogo, April 8, via Singapore, April
30, for Hamburg is ashore on Azaiea
reef. She has eight feet of water in her
forehold.
West Point, Mlss.-The Cumberland
Presbyterian general assembly approved
the election Of Rev. j. II. Miller as
home mission secretary, and directed the
early employment Of foreign secretary.
Victor, Col - Former Congressman
John NJ Glover, of ST. Louis. who was
reported to have been drowned IN the
flood which swept down the West Beaver
valley, has reached his home safely.
His horse was drowned.
Springfield, Mass-The third days ses-
sions Of the May anniversaries Of the
Baptists' organizations. were devoted TO
the meeting of the American Baptist
port showed a considerable deficit for the
year.
Chlcago-The funeral Of Mrs. Lyman
]. Gage, wife of the secretary Of tho
treasury, was held in the chapel at Rose
Hill cemetery, In this city. The services
were strictly private. Rev DR.. N. d.
Hills ofiiciated. supplementary services
of brief nature were conducted at the
open grave.
Cripple Creek. Col.-Vice President
Roosevelt will, it is announced. visit this
city during the latter part Of June, after
the annual encampment of the rough
riders, to be held at Colorado Springs,
June 1926. Victor and other points in
the district will be visited by the vice
president.
Topeka, Kan.-The following decision
OF the state supreme court Tuesday, seat
ing Hughes, the Republican candidate for
(Dem.) attorneys for the latter fled quo
warranto proceedings in the supreme
court, asking that commission be ap-
pointed to recount the votes.
Columbus, O:--At the session Of the
rnent of the Mothers Congress Is wide
tional treasurer. Mrs. Hardin w. Mas
tiers, Of Lewiston, Ill, presented her re-
port. Mrs. Birney's report, as president
Of the congress, showed that the move
ment of the oMthers Congress Is wide
spread and the outlook encouraging.
Denver, Col.-Ftre today destroyed the
factory and warehouse Of the Eaton
Richell company, manufacturer Of tin
ware, occupying nearly half a block, az
Fifteenth and Wynkoop streets. Esti-
mated loss $125, 900; fully insured. Lieut..
William Kuhn was severely burned by an
explosion Of paints, and several other
hremen were slightly injured
Alliance, O.-The strike Of the machn-
lists employed at the big plant Of the
Morgan Engineering company here has
ended, the company having practically
granted all the demands Of the men.
The company agreed to take all strikers
back without discrimination and 70 ad-
vance wages 10 per cent. The men VIII
work fifty-fve hours week and get ex-
ira pay for overtime.
Chicago-Work of securing a jury to
hear evidence in the alleged attempt at
insurance swindling. in which Is involved
the mysterious death Of Marie Defen-
bach, Aug q last, was begun In the cir
cult court here, before Judge Tuley.
Frank II. Smiley pleaded guilty. but DT.
August NJ. Unger and +. Wayland
Brown, the other defendants pleaded
not guilty. The indictment charges con-
spiracy to defraud insurance companies
in connection with policies issued on the
life Of Marie Defenbach.