The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-27
NEWS CONDENSED


hberiinLCount Won Buelow. the Imperial
chancellor, has accepted honorary mem
pershlp III the Bremen Singing society.
Berlin-The association of German lutte
manufacturers has voted to increase the
restriction of output.
Berl1n-Frau Agnes WaIlner. the ac-
tress. widow of Francis Wallner, and fos-
Ter daughter OF Robert Blum, is dead.
she was Seventy-seven years old
Liege, Belgium-At number of meet
lngS the coal miners. resolved to declare
general strike in the Liege coal basin.
Londols-Lady Curzon of Kedlestone
and her chilGren started for MarseiIles
India ~ u
Z, mountain Grove. Mo.-Ed de Priest and
y. a: woody, passengers on an excur-
SUI 1pail, became involved in a quarrel.
Priest. Aliieo LIE
London-The official return inst rerort
cd shows the South African concent~ati on
camps IN August contained 1877, 619 persons
Inc deaths numbered 2,345. of which
NUMBER 1873 were children.
New York-It is reported that tbe
i4i Erica Blcycle company is to abolish
us sales departments and branch nonses
al over the country. with the excen.
non OF those at Chicago and New York
Guayaquil, Ecuador-A fire here de-
stfoyed eleven blocks in the south end ot
Inc Guy. The loss probably will amount
20 20 1o00 wv sucres, little less than 81 OlO Z.
w. The insurance on the buildings do
Stroyed may amount to 100000 sucres.
Bernn-The youngest daughter of Count
toh Ballestrem, president of the reich
stag, is betrothed to Lieut. Won Here
man. of the Dragon guards. who is
nephew of Baron Won Heereman vica
president of the lower house of the Prus-
sian diet
New York-Bishop Potter, after attend
Ing the annual convention of the Epis-
copaI diocese of New York, left for San
FRANCISCO to attend the general conyen-
1Ion, accompanied by the Rev DR.. j. L..
Parks who takes the place of the Rev.
Dr. Morgan Dix.
Berlin-Prince Chun will leave this city
sunday and will embark on the German
soealnshlp Bayern at Genoa Oct l, the
NeSsel on which he came to Europe He
VIII return to Berlin today and will make
ms farewell visit TO the foreign Office
Saturday.
Lexington, Ky.-Rev. Burris A. Jen-
klns, FORMER pastor of the Christian
Gnurcn at Bufaloi n. Y, was inaugurated
her To-Day, as president of Kentucky uni
verslty, the principal college of the Chris
tlah denomination west-of the ALLEGHENY
mountains my
Lexington, Ky.-The grand jury return
ed indictments against Mayor III. II Dun
Harry Slough, captain of the detective
force, and Detective William Jenkins
Inc charge is malfesance in office in not
enforcing the law against pool rooms.
New York-A dispatch to the Herald
from London says: 1t is reported ON
most excellent authority that all the de-
talls IN connection with the creation OF
the Duke of Cornwall and York as Prince
OF wales are completed, and that the
olShlty VIII be conferred on his return.
Vienna-Emperor Francis Joseph re-
celVed In special audience the limited
states minister, Robert s. Mccormack
VINO thanked his majesty for sendink the
cnlet court chamberlain to represent him
a. the memorial service held here in
honor or the late President Mckinley.
Stanford University, Collaborating to
negotiations now in progress. there Is a
PROBABILITY that Stanford will enlarge its
intercollegiate debating by meeting a
team from the University of Nebraska
thlS fall. Such contest will be the first
on record between colleges of the East
and West.
jacksonville. Ky.-The Bowling Green
and OWensboro state guards arrived here
wednesday night. The Roanoke mines
resumed operations again with a full
force and there is no sign of interior
ence by the strikers. The presence of
the troops is the only appearance of
threatening trouble.
Fairfield, Wash.-In a wreck which oo-
CURED on the Oregan Railway & NaVi-
cation line just as Passenger Train No.
was entering the yards, about a dozen
persons were injured, three freight cars
demolished and two engines disabled
Among the injured are Mrs. c. c. Wal
lace, st. Paul, back wrenched and arm
bruised, and Mrs. Edwards, Dolly juno
ton, Wis, head bruised.
Chicago-Contrary to expectation tho
formal charges filed with the civil sery-
ice commission against Detective Luke
+. Colleran contain four counts In adj
oltlon to his alleged neglect in the case
O'Neill charges him with neglect and
conduct unbecoming an officer in the
Featherstone, McNichols and Barry
cases.
Chicago-The department of agriculture
has issued an order that Canadian cattle
may be imported for exhibition at the
international live stock exposition Chi
cago, without being subject to the luber-
culine test. The animals must be accom-
panied by a certificate of Canadian off,
cial veterinarian stating that they are
free from disease, and they must be re-
turned Immediately to Canada at the
close of the exposition.
New York-The Chilean training ship
Gen. Baquedano arrived here from Chile
via the Azores and Halifax She has on
the naval academy at Valparaiso. The
vessel will remain here, it is expected,
about fifteen days The cadets will visit
Annapolis and the League Island navy
yard. They have with them a bronze
tablet to be placed on the Washington
monument. The tablet is the gift of
Chile to the United States.
London-A dispatch to the Times from
Vienna says: NJ. Taushanovitch, a Ser
Wan ex-minister, has published an arti-
Gle proposing commercial union of the
orthodox states in the Balkans, under the
auspices of Russia. He says it would be
a means of economic defense against
Austria and Germany, and would Sc
cure the reorganization of the credit SyS-
tenn and the customs tariffs and the con-
struction of railways.
Portland, Me.-MrS. Peary, wife of
Lieut.. Peary, who has returned to South
Portland, has promptly denied the report
that DR.. Deidrick was marooned He
positively refused to go back, and said
he would stay with a party of natives.
1t was not deemed proper to attempt to
compel him to return to the WindWard
because of his peculiar mental state. 1t
was thought that possibly he might re-
cover if left on shore. but in the opinion
of DR.. Cook he was in danger of becOm-
ling violently insane of taken back.
London-Charles T. Yerkes has con-
tracted for 999 years with the Great
Northern railway to take over its sub
urban business and franchise for the
projected underground road to extend
from Holborn to Finsbury Park. Parlia-
ment will be asked to grant franchise
for a link, less than a mile long, to con-
meet this line with Mr.. Yerkes' Bromp-
ton and Piccadilly line. Both lines con-
meet with the District Underground
railroad, giving Mr.. Yerkes control al
together of forty-six miles of road.
San Francisco-Two Chinese students,
Fen Chi Ho and Kung Hsing Hsia, who
arrived from their native land on the
Doric and have been held at the deten-
ton sheds, owing to alleged irregularity
in their passports, have been released on
telegraphic instructions from Washing
ton. pending the final disposition of their
cases. 1t is said the Chinese attempted
to land on passports signed by Ii Hung
Chang. the first. it is said, that have