The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-26
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.


Stoner. a prominent physician and recog-
niZed authority in bacteriology, died from
an attack of typhoid fever. He was forty
three years old.
Yokohama-The attempt to dispose
abroad of bonds of COO yen has
failed. This, as expected, will seriously
affect the position of the cabinet.
shington-Secretary Wilson will
leave here next Monday morning for
Iowa. where he will deliver speeches at
Dysart on Nov. 2, and at Vinton, Nov. 4.
Paris-The Temps says today that the
sole topic for discussion on the bourse is
the new French loan of 250,000,0 900 to $780,
100000 francs, secured by the Chinese an
nuitieS
ST. Louis, Mo.-A fire between and
o'clock a. m. in the extensive establish
ment of the Samuel Cupples Woodenware
company, southwest corner of Spruce and
Seventh streets, caused damage of about
$65,f0, fully insured.
Cadiz, Spain-The demonstration in
favor of the mayor, who was recently
dismissed from his post, led to a series
of conflicts today with the police Many
persons We're injured by stones and
weapons, and number of people were
arrested.
Victoria, B. C.-The United States rev.
enue cutter Bear arrived from the Arctic
and ports of Alaska. She spoke the seal
ing. schooner Umbrina, of Victoria, with
OIL skis. he Bear TepOTlS there Was
no seizure of SealerS this year.
Berlin-The provincial court heard in
camera the charges of offenses against
public morals and procuration brought
against Sternberg, the banker, and Frau
Weie, respectively. Sternberg was ac-
Quilted and the woman was sentenced
to six months Imprisonment.
Chicago-Paul Alieri, the Bohemian au-
thor killed by a railway train in Texas,
was buried here Thousands of Bohe-
mians, including delegation from
Texas, and representatives of Bohemian
organizations in various parts of the
country, were present at the funeral.
Oakland, Cal-The condition of j. J.
Valentine, president of the Wells-Fargo
Express company, is slightly improved,
though he is not by any means out OF
danger. While his condition is very
mate recovery.
Greenville, Ill.-Lieut Gov. Northcott
authorized a denial of the statement
telegraphed from Los Angeles, to the eff
feet that he had resigned the Office of
head consul of the Modern Woodmen of
America. He adds that he will serve
his entire term of two years.
Buffalo N Y.-The Executive Commits
sioners association, composed of commits
sioners to the Pan-American exposition
from the various states, of which Joseph
McMullen, of Minneapolis, is chairman
l
Charleston exposition and advising all
Pan-American exhibitors to exhibit there
Chicago-The Western Society of the
Army of the Potomac has prepared a
memorial which will be sent to Mrs. Nc
kinley at Canton Monday. 1t contains
a set of the resolutions passed by the
organization. The memorial is bound in
seal and lined with silk.
Cheyenne Wyo-Prof. Clarence John
ston, of the Cheyenne irrigation investi-
cation Office, has been ordered by the
department of agriculture to proceed to
Italy and Egypt to study the irrigation
systems of those countries. He will visit
the River Pc and closely examine the
/ system of the upper Nile.
Chieago-Word has been received here
that Bert Mott of Elgin, had been ar
rested in Pecatonica ILL.,. on the charge
of being implicated in the Chicago post
office robbery. The report also alleges
that when arrested he had large GUAM
tity of stamps which, it is said, he had
been trying to sell.
New York-According to the Tribune,
Charles R. Flint confirms the report
from various sections of the country to
the effect that a combination of the
hardware interests of the United States
| is in process of negotiation, but he says
that he cannot at present give any de-
tails concerning the matter.
Berlin-The order issued July 81 of last
year prohibiting the quotation of fu-
lures on the produce exchange has been
rescinded Henceforth the prices of
wheat, rye, oats, maize and rye flour for
future delivery may be quoted. The
prices for futures of raw sugar may also
be quoted at Magdeburg and for rape
oil on the Cologne exchange.
Davenport, Iowa-The Chris Mueller
Luz Lumber 6 companys sawmill burned. Loss,
makes the city's fire loss this year close
to 100000, including two sawmills one
immense lumber yard and three sash and
door factories There is a strong belief
that most of the fires were of incendiary
origin.
Kansas City, Mo.-The Galloway Cattle
Breeders Association of America, whose
members are attending the annual stock
show here. elected Charles Rowland, Rose
Hill, Iowa, president; ]. ReidaH, SYRIA
w. Byers, London, Ohio, second vice
president. and ]. p Martin, Sutherland,
Iowa, third vice president.
New York-According to the Herald
advices have been received in this city
from Colombia to the effect that the. rev.
olutionistS have taken the town of Tu-,
mace, on the Pacific coast near the
Ecuadorian frontier, and are now march
ing toward Cuapi, which is near Buen-
aventure. kilograms also say that
yellow fever is epidemic in Buenaven-
ture.
Raley, of Bangor, Marshall county, have
transferred in fee simple to Penn college
a 240zacre farm, valued at $15,000 The
gift is to be made the nucleus of a
movement to increase the endowment
fund by another $4,000. The gift is one
of the several donations made to the
college by Mr.. and Mrs. Raley, and
marks the beginning of new era OF
prosperity of the college.
shanghai-The newspapers consider
that Gen. Yung LUIS secret dispatch to
Ii Hung Chang asserting that the en-
| press dowager is anxious to enter into
| friendly relations with Russia, and add
ing that Ii Hung Chang must promptly
conclude the Manchurian treaty irldi-
! Gates Yung LUIS determination to re-
yenge himself upon the Yiceroys who
| baked his designs and that the time. ia
approaching for Great Britain to carry
out her promise to stand by the Yangtse
! Vieeroys.
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