The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Berlin-The reichstag agreel without
debate to Chancellor Won Buelow's pro-
rosal to adjourn until Nov. rs
Montreal-The steamship Lake Superior,
from Liverpool. for Montreal, Is quaran-
tined at Crosse Isle for twenty-one days
with smallpox on board She has 200
passengers.
New York-The total clearings Of all
the bank clearing houses In the United
States for the week were $S,497. 1g5,l47, an
increase of 1l2.1 per cent over the CORE
spending period of last year.
Chicago.-By the collapse of a two
story building in Larrabee street on the
North side, one man was crushed TO
death and several people were injured
1t is feared that others may be under the
debris.
London-It Is announced that Eugene
Zimmerman has offered the creditors or
the Duke Of Manchester. his son-in-isaw'
10 shillings In the pound, but that FAC
tion of the creditors is determined to ex-
act a full settlement.
&Colon, Colombia-The Norwe gian steam
er Douglas, Capt. Erickson, Which sailed
from Havana April "a for Cartagena, has
been totally wrecked off the R0salio ISL
amos near CaTtaGena, Colombia. The
crew has been saved.
London-It is uncertain whether ]. Pier
pont Morgan will return To New York
Immediately. lie desires, If POSSIBLE, to
return to Paris and fulfill an engagement
to be received In audience by President
Loubet
Grand Rapids. Mich-Hop Edwin f.
Uhl. ambassador to Germany under Pres
loent Cleveland, who has been i'll for n
number of weeks, had q relapse this
morning, and the attending physicians
do not expect him to live.
Denver, Col The American Federation
of Musicians, now in convention In this
president to the effect that the local
Unions have no right TO bar women from
membership.
London-1he privy council has granted
the attorney general of Manitoba leave to
appeal from the decision Of the king 8
bench court of Manitoba, In ruling that
the provincial legislature has no power
to pass liquor act.
New York--One man was probably ia
tally and two others slightly hurt in an
accident at the loop of the Rapid Transit
tunnel in city hall park. The man IA
tally hurt is Thortas Lyons, rigger. He
suffered a fracture ut the base Of the
skull.
Albany, N. Y,-Gov. Odell has vetoed
the Raines bridge bill which allowed an
elevated str11ct15re on West street. New
York city. He says the bill, while made
general Is really a city bill, and should
have been submitted to the city author
tiles.
San F'rancisco-Barop ven Bergen, for
two years secretary of the German lega-
ton ct Fekin, has arrived in this city
on his way TO Europe. He has been as
signed to the position of secretary Of the
German legation at Rome, and expects
soon to reach his new post.
Kansas City, Mo.-Unlon machinists
and blacksmiths to the number Of 800,
employed by engine and machine manu-
facturers in Kansas City, struck for a
nine-hour day and an increase Of 121A
per cent in wages The strike was precip-
itated by the discharge Of four union
men,
Buffalo, N Y.-The convention of the
Amagamated Association of Street Rail-
way employees has adjourned after elect
ing w. D. Mahon,~ OF Detroit, president.
The executive board decided to remain
here for a few days for the purpose Of
organizing a branch OF the association.
Vienna.-A dispatch to the Abendblatt
from Constantinople announced the
wholesale shooting of revolutionary
Macedonians, including women. Twenty
four persons were executed at Monastir.
IA at Beria. IS at Iating. IS at Sores and
% at Uskub
Lowell, Mass.-The lfnemen In the en-
ploy of the New England Telephone and
Telegraph company IN this city quit work
out of sympathy with the Hnen1en of
Boston, who are on strike. 1t Is expected
that the linemen in the entire Lowell d.
vision will go out
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