The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-09
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

| Colebrook, N. HIRE dstroyed eigh-
teen buildings, enearly all business places.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
| Cleveland, Ohio-M. R. Herrick, father
of Col. Myron II. Herrick, died suddenly
from the extreme heat of last week.
st. Joseph, Mo.-John Broder, who has
been chief of police of ST. Joseph for
twenty years, resigned because of old age.
New York-Sixteen schoolteachers from
Porto Rico were passengers by the. Red
d dine steamer Caracas, from Ponce and
San Juan. u i7%lisD
Atlantic City, N. 1.-The annual con-
vention of the American Flint Glass
Workers union began heresaThe meet
fngs are secret.
Kehl, Baden-While the nineteenth
Rhine, boat constaining sixteen soldiers
capsized. Eleven of the men were
drowned ~
Trenton, N. J.-Thomas Barker who
was convicted of assaulting Rev. Keller
whom he shot through the face was
placed in the state prison to begin service
of his term of five years.
Liverpool-Among the passengers book
ed to sail on the White Star line steamer
Oceanic from Liverpool Wednesday,, via
Mrs. ]. Ogden Armour, of Chicago.
London-A dispatch received here from
Cape Town announces that United States
Consul General James G. Stowe has re-
signed and that he will sail from Cape
Town, on his return to the United States
July Is.
Halifax, N. S,-Sidney Locke, of Lock
port, killed his three children, aged
fifteen, eleven and eight years respective
~. The man has been suffering from
mental trouble for some time.
Easton, Pa.-The breach between the
| local master builders and the strikers is
wider than at any time since the strike
was inaugurated The builders have re-
fused the request of the carpenters to
arb.trate the differences.
Cleveland-Fox, Greenwald & Co, run
ming department store at 206 Ontario
street, closed their doors and filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the
United States district court. Liabilities
are placed at $4,000; assets $4,000
Baltimore-The property of the Mary
land Brewing company was sold at pub
lie auction here to the Gottlieb-StrauSs-
Bauernschmidt company for $3,5OO,0OO.
The sale was made by the receivers of
the company under an order of court.
Paris-Before. fashionable assembly.
in the church of St Honore d'Eylau,
Count Stanislaus de Castellane, brother
of Count Boni de Castellane was mar
ried to Miss Terry, daughter of Senior
Terry, the Cuban millionaire Count Boni
acted as best man.
Santa Cruz, Cal.-Three explosions at
the powder works wrecked the Corning
mill and resulted in the killing of w
r. Darling and serious injury of Joseph
MAYNARD employees The Corning mill
was completely demolished. 1t is not
known what caused the explosion.
Humboldt, Iowa-OIe Mcmillan, night
patrolman here, was shot and killed by
J. Metzner, while the latter was resist
ing arrest. McMillan's body was riddled
with a charge of buckshot. Metzner Is
said to have been abusing his family
when the officer attempted to arrest him.
Milwaukee, visa train carrying one
of the Bostock circuses was ditched on
the Northwestern railway near Pen
saukee John Frazer, said to be circus
follower, was killed. An unknown man
had both legs cut off and probably will
die. Several others were slightly In
iured.
Parkersburg, W: v.-Aat Griffithsville.
w Va, Minnie Waddell, twelve years of
age, shot a burglar as he was enter
ing her home during the absence of her
parents, and then stood watch through
the night over him until her parents re-
turned in the morning. The burglar.
who viii die, has been identified.
Port Huron-The tug BoscobeI was to
get $500 or nothing for one hours work
in getting the Waverly off the beach at
False Presque Isle. Before the end of
the hour Wayerly foated. She went
ashore in trying to release the steamer
Venus. which stranded at that point last
Friday. oS' :.
ST. Johns; N. Fit is reported that
acting on the advice of Bishop HoWley,
of St. Johns, has resigned from the
Bond ministry, owing 20 a disagreement
with his colleagues over the Reid rail-
road question. Mr. Jackman declines to
make any statement confirming or deny
ing the report.
Akron, Ohio-Charles Waltz was shot
and Instantly killed by John w Edwards,
a Barbertop photographer, Sunday night.
Waltz with some friends stopped at Ed
wards house during the night, and de-
manded adnlittance. window was
broken ands Edwards fired through the
opening, believing the crowd were bur-
glars. ri
Trenton, N 1.-THE Sulphur Chemical
company, capital $l,5eO000, was incor-
porated here 1ncorporators William E.
Fort, New York; Walter L. Sims, New
Erik, and Edward 3. Woodruff, New
York Also the Benedcia Oil and Gas
company, capital $6OO,00 Incorporators
Horace S. Gould, John I. Billings and
Enoch K. McLaurin, all of Jersey City.
.Philadelphia-The stockholders of the
Cambria Steel company decided by
unanimous vote to sell their property and
assets to the recently formed Conemaugh
Steel company. Vice President j. Low
Der Welsh said after the meeting that
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