The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-10
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Observation-Disclosures and Danish cap
italists propose to start a direct steam
ship line from Copenhagen and Christian
Ia to Chicago American capital will be
largely interested.
Chicago-Mistaking toadstools for mush-.
rooms three men employed as carpenters
by the Austin Driving association were
probably fatally poisoned They are:
Patrick DonOhue, Peter See, John Ryan
New York-A representative of the firm
report from Paris to the effect that the
Morgan-Rockefeller interests contem-
plated the establishment of an interna-
tional bank in Paris
ST. John, N. F.-The British steamer
Delmar, from Dundee June 49, which
struck on reef in Blackhead cove yes
terday during dense fog and then went
ashore at Renews, on the east coast CT
Newfoundland, is a total wreck.
Canton, Ohio-After attending to the Of
fetal work during the morning the presi-'
dent took Mrs. Mckinley for a drive
about the city and over the country roads
beyond. Both seemed in excellent health
and spirits.
New York-Monte Jacobs, a theatrical
manager, was taken from the Murray Hill
theater to Bellevue hospital, suffering
from a stab wound in the abdomen. He
was bleeding internally and his case was
said to be serious.
Bennington, Vt.-Col Robert ]. Coffey,
superintendent of the soldiers home at
Bennington, died from apopiexy. Col
Coffey received a medal of honor from
congress for capturing two Confederate
officers and five soldiers at Banksford.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Local companies re-
ceived a joint order for 100000 tons OF
East Tennessee and Southern Kentucky
coal, to be exported to Venice in the next
six months. 1t is said to be the largest
single export order ever placed with
Southern mines.
seeker from New York, fought a pistol
duel in a saloon with Julian Arias, of
this city. Arias was killed, and DAILY so
badly wounded that he died within few
hours. A quarrel over a game of cards
precipitated the shooting.
Pittsburg-S Signatures to the Amalga-
mated scale continue to reach the head
quarters from Independent steel manufac-
turers. Signed scales were received from
the Kittaning Iron company, Kittaning
Pa, and the Niagara Iron company,
Lockport, N. Y.
Tromsoe, Norway-Evelyn r. Baldwin,
the leader of the Baldwin-Ziegler arctic
expedition, has arrived here. He board
ed the reftted Arctic whaler America
formerly the Esquimaux on which he
will make his headquarters), where prepa-
rations for the trip are proceeding apace.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Hawley Cole, aged SO
years. one of the best known horsemen in
the West, died in this city. Mr.. Cole was
for number Of years local general agent
for the Chicago & North Western railway.
He has owned and driven scores of fast
trotting horses, and was national figure
In horse race affairs.
Copenhagen-Prince Christian, eldest
son of the crown prince, intends to visit
the United States on board his yacht In
the spring of 1902, unless in the meantime
the kings age should bling about the ac-
cession of the crown prince Prince and
Princess Charles of Denmark also con-
template trip to America in 1902
New Orleans, La,-Judge Ferdinand B.
Erhart, postmaster at New Orleans, is
dead He was civil judge in the los,
deputy collector of the port in 1890 and
United States district attorney under
Presidents Harrison and Cleveland He
succeeded the late ]. r. G. Pitkin as
postmaster in January, 1901.
Hamilton, Ohio-South-boun Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Indianapolis Express
No. Al jumped the track during the night
at South Hamilton. The engine and two
passenger coaches turned over. A num-
Der or passengers were injured, none seri-
ously, however. Postal clerk Conner. of
Hamilton, was severely cut and bruised.
Indianapolis-Mrs. Sarah Belle Tanner
Taylor Wife of William S. Taylor ex-
governor of Kentucky, but for more than
a year a resident of INDIANAPOLIS died If
hemorrhage, resulting from heart disease.
she had been i'll for a number of weeks
but her death was unexpected. She was
1crty years OF age and was born at Nor
gantown, Ky.
Chicago-Theodore Johnson, who stab
bed a policeman, Michael McNaIiy, sun
DAY night, while the latter was trying to
oiSperSe gang of hoodlumS ESCAPED
from the West North avenue police sta
ton. He pried open the door of the
cage, crawled into an air hole and made
his way to the street. McNally's condi-
ton is, serious.
Parkersburg, w. Vain the trial today
OIL LIS, Ells Glenn, who is charged with
s sIMindllng, 70: J: Byers, of Williamstown,