The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-09
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Ophir, with the Duke and Duchess of
Cornwall and York on board, left here
bound for Durham.
London-The board of trade COMPARE
tive statement for July shows an increase
of So, 764, 700 in imports, and a decrease of
&l64,8G0 in exports.
Paisley. Scotland-At the race meeting
here the grand stand, which was crowded
with people, collapsed. Many persons are
reported to have been injured.
Youngstown, Ohio-James Allen died
from the effects of three bullet wounds,
which he asserts were received in a
fight with his wife. Mrs. Allen was ar
rested.
Boulder, Col.-Charles H. Cox. land
Scape painter and teacher of water color
painting at the Chautauqua, fell dead at
the state university. His home was at
Waco, Tex.
Milwaukee, Wis.-The National Associa-
ton of Dentists passed resolution for
the appointment of a committee on WAYS
and means to fight the so-called bogus
diploma mills
OttaWa-The secretary of state has is
sued orders that flags fly at half mast on
all public buildings until next Tuesday,
on account of the death of Dowager EN-
press Frederick.
Jefferson City, Mo.-The Kansas City
Stockyards company, of Kansas City Mo,
was today granted a certificate authoriz-
ing an increase of the capital stock from
9i,cVeiUOV W So.E0U,UVU.
New York-The Count di Massi, new
Italian consul general at Montreal has
arrived here on his way to assume the
duties of his position. The Countess di
MaSsi accompanies him.
London-The agent of the foreign bond
holders cables from Caracas that the
payment of the Venezuelan external debt
of 1881 has been suspended, but that the
government intends shortly to resume it.
Ten Tsin.Gen Viron. commander of
L.
tachment of British troops was sent as a
guard Of honor to the station. Gen. Won
Lessel, the German commander, leaves
Tien TSin today.
Chicago-As result of the recent con-
tracts for new ships taken by the Amer
lean Sh1pbu1ldlng company, it's shipyard
at West Bay City will be reopened at
orce and work commenced in the con-
structton of two steamers.
Louisville-Clements Buchter a chair
maker, shot and killed his daughter,
Irene aged eighteen, and wounded his
wife who is said to have endeavored to
dissuade him from assaulting the girl
Buchter was arrested.
London-Joseph FarndaIe, who was
chief constable of Birmingham at the
time of the Fenian movement in which
Egan, DAILY and Gallagher were concern
ed, is dead. 1t was alleged at the time
that Farndale Matched the conspiracy.
Detroit-While hunting turtles in a
canal at the foot of st. Clair avenue, God
frey Fournier, aged eighteen, and Will
liam Heinic, aged fourteen were
drowned. A brother of young Fournier
witnessed the tragedy. Both bodies were
recovered.
Paris-The list of promotions and ap-
pointments to the Legion of Honor in
cludes the names of Mr.. julius l. Stew
art, promoted officer, and Mr.. Arthur Ed
ward Valleris, advocate. and Mr.. Louis
Ware, engineer, appointed knights. Mr..
Stewart is the portrait painter.
a d ga
er whose grandfather the city of Seattle,
WASH. was named died here from con-
sumption. Seattle, who was an Indian.
was graduated from the Haskell institute
and was taking a course of law at the
University of Kansas.
Springfeld-Vice President Roosevelt
will, it is announced. visit Camp Lincoln,
in this city, Aug. 80, where he will re-
view portion of the national guard in
annual encampment. Gov Yates and $50
prominent Illinoisans will attend the vice
president.
Columbus Ohio-The Toledo, Columbus
Springfield and Cincinnati railway was
INCORPORATED me n;at9 by the secretary of state
innate object of the company is an cleo
trio line between the cities named. The
headquarters of the company are at To-
ledo.
ton OF America, which is holding its an
nual convention in this city, elected the
following officers: President, G. c. Ed
mmonson, cleveland; vice presidents, ].
Milwaukee: secretary. C. w. Reeves
Anderson, Ind.
Chicago-Janitors in this CITY are
forming a trust, says the Chronicle. They
call it THE Janitors' Protective Associ-
ation, and declare it is designed for the
'amelioration of the condition of those
who are in charge of office buildings and
flats" The association now has 15O
members, and has applied for charter.
Liverpool-The Board of Trade inquiry
into the loss of the Leyland Line steamer
Assyrlan, June 8. near Cape Race, New
foundland, while on a voyage from Ant
Werp to Montreal, was concluded. Her
commander, Capt. Dingwell, was found
responsible for the disaster, and his Ger
tficate was suspended for three months.
Pottsville, Pa.-The finding near this
city of the body Of Mrs Seth Davis. with
her skull crushed, Is considered as In,
dicattng that her husband who hanged
himself last Friday, had murdered her.
Inc couple Were last seen together by
their daughter last Friday when they
We're supposed to be on the way to
Pottsville
paterson, N. J.-Mayor Hinchliff has is
sued notice to the Right of Existence
group Of anarchists that he will not per
nit the performance In that city of the
advertised play depicting the murder of
King Humbert. The mayor saws he will
IN future take steps to prevent meetings
OF the anarchists, such as the one held
recently to glorify Bresci.
New York-Miss Mary Pickens grand
daugnter or the famous war governor of
South Carolina, and daughter Of the late
James w. Pickens, of Corinth. Miss. has
just married, at her home in this civ,
arthur Shirley, of Camden House, Fales-
Shirley have gone to California, and will
return to New York in the autumn