The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-29
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

San Misunderstanding machinists re-
port that twenty-five shops in this city
have signed the union agreement.
Buffalo, N. Y.-The Iroquois Iron works
have acccdcd to the demands Of their
striking employees, who have returned to
work.
Buffalo, N. Y.-The international Asso-
citation of Car Workers will hold It's
next convention in Chicago in October,
1902.
Santiago de Chile Congress, owing to
the serious Illness Of Pres dent Errazuriz,
will be opened June by President Anibal
Zanartu.
Rochester, N. Y.-The Rochester .
Cross society has decided to send $3.50
for the relief of the sufferers by the
Jacksonville fire.
Denver-The Western Labor unions
convention in session here has indorsed
the strike Of the Lead IS. d. retail
clerks, who are contcndIng for o'clock
closing
Fort Wayne, Ind.-Striking machinists
Of the Wabash railroad here have
reached an agreement with the manage
ment, and will resume work Friday
next
Indianapolis, Ind.-Flint glass bottle
manufacturers are holding a meeting IN
the city for the purpose of maintaining
prices Over so per cent of the industry
is represented.
Algfers-Queen Ranavoloa, of Madagas-
car, has started for Paris This is the
first visit the French government has
permitted her to make since she was ex-
lied to Algiers in 1899.
Louisville, Ky-Hewett Green, Of this
city who last March was appointed sec
rotary of the United States legation to
Guatemala, died here. He had never
been able to leave for his post.
Hartford, Gonna strike of machin sts
at the Billings e. Spencer shop was or
rod T'l1f twill TOTO L,
ject Of enforcing recognition Of the union
About $500 machinists are now out here.
London-The British third-class cruiser
Pegasis is stranded off CRANE Spit. out
side Shecrncss. Tugs have faileG to tow
her off. She is being lightened and il Is
hoped she will feat at the next high
tide.
Memphis, Tenn.-George w. Gordon, Of
Memphis, called the annual convention
Of the Confederate Veterans to order
with gaVel from the tree which shaded
the favorite seat of Jefferson Davis, at
Beauvoir, Miss.
Notwithstanding machinists here are
still hopeful of success, although no sign
OF yielding has been given by the larger
employers. Altogether twenty firms,
employing 100 men, are said to have set
tied with their men.
Washington-The secretary Of the
treasury bought three small lots of
bonds For S35 COO short as he pafd S113 IL
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The total purchase to date for the sink
ing fund is S9,481,792.
Milwaukee Wis.-The wage committee
of the Amalgamated Association of Iron
Steel and Tin Workers expect to be ready
to present it's report to the convention
this morning, when the real business OF
the gathering will commence.
Denver, Col.-At the convention Of the
United Hotel and Restaurant Employees
association in this city, steps are being
taken to unionize hotel and restaurant
employees throughout the country. At
present the organizatin is confined to this
city.
The Hague-The delegates of the st.
Nicholas society of New York, accom-
panied by the United States minister,
MIR. Stanford Newell, presented today to
the foreign minister, NJ. de Beaufort, a
silver cup as the society's wedding pres
ent to Queen Wilhelmina.
Observation-Disclosures per cent of
the machinists in the employ of the
Southern railway have voted to strike
for the nine-houP day, and are now only
awaiting the order of President James
OConnell, OF the international Associa-
ton of Machinlsts before going out.
New York-The eighth annual conven-
ton of the chiefs Of police of the United
States and Canada began in this city.
A. H Leslie, chief of the Pittsburg, Pa,
force, and president Of the association,