The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-14

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nam has gone to Aix-la-Chapeile.
Hamilton. Bermuda-The United States
guhooat Marietta has arrived here on
her way from Manila
Dantzic = The. naval maneuvers were
continued. The city is richly decorated,
perorS.
Berlin-The German Iinoleum syndicate.
consisting of nine factories, has broken
up The industry is comparatively young
In Germany.
BerTlin-The emigration from Hamburg
ana Bremen last month reached 1880, as
aSdlnst 1915 during the corresponding
month of 1900.
Jonannesburg- Kitchener is vi it.
ing Lord Miner here. Lore Miner re-
Tu al.S SIT, the nigh commits i1ne ship II by
idays. --'iiiei NJ
Columbus. Ohio-The Toledo Railway
g. q = criminal company filed with the sec
letdry OF state certificate for an in
crease Of the capital stock from si0o 00)
| to $2,5C0,CC0. V-'''''O
Berhn-There is no foundation for the
report report mat Dr. Wilhelm Solf, governor Of
German Samoa, has caused dissc.isfac-
! ton among the natives AS a mater of
fact, the relations between the gaverror
anu the Islanders are excellent
Chrlstiania-A message dated Aug
! aho received by way of Hamnerfeet
! I ro Evelyn ey B. Baldwin. head of the
4 n.
| says: America, latitude 49, longitude 3S
Seeking passage northwa1d through ice
| All we'll. i0e'
Port Huron-The steamer Hartford
p WHEN ran away from the Canadian gov
eminent at Port Colborne passed here
without any attempt being made 10 in
| tefcept her, and is now out of harms
| way, so lar as seizure by the Canadians
1 Is concerned.
,Pittsburg Attorney General P. C.
hnox arrived home in the morning and
! round a telegram awaiting him. telling
him OF the change in the condition Of
TIE president. AT 1:50 o'clock in the aft
ernoon he left over the Pittsburg e Lake
/ Erie railroad for Buffalo
Toledo, Ohio-At the request of CIar-
| ence Brown and King and Tracy. attOr-
| neys Ior the Arbuckles in the celebrated
colIee case Prosecutor Sumner has SUM-
| moned Judge Mack to appear before the
| grand jury and tell what he knows If
attempts to brlbe him during that case
sensational developments are expected.
! London-The proceedings of the con
| menlcal conference this morning wera
| suspended for the purpose of hearing
read a series of press kilograms con-
IKeirliIng the me condition of President Nc
| hlnIey- The delegates were visibly af-
tected, and special prayers were offered
life. pi'9''4e'i'
| Joliet, Ill.-The crisis in the steel strike
| has been again postponed The strikers
| expected to meet in the morning and
take decisive vote, but the committee
from PlttSburg bearing certain instruc-
t IONS lnvoIvlng terms of settlement Will
not arrive until afternoon. Adjournment
o'clock At the mills all is in readf-
ness TO start up at o'clock
Syracuse, N. Y.-The Automobiles, who
are participating in the endurance trio
| from New York to Buffalo confirmed
their journey this morning starting from
neLe at an early hour. There Were forty
g PsIl machines which made the start. A.
BENJAMIN, Of this city, was the first to
| get away. David Wolf Bishop, who was
! the nrst to enter Syracuse, was seventh
III the list OF starters. The party Will
! spend the night at Lyons.
| Colon, Colombia-The steamer A1ex-
andre BiXio, belonging to the French
transatlantic company left Curacao
sept; 3. Her non-arrival at this port is
causing much anxiety. There are no
means OF communicating with Savanilla
ana Cartagena and it is sur1nised that
me the government is utilizing the Bixio in
the transportation of troops. Tee affai g
at Bocas del Toro continue Unchanged
dhere has been practically no fghtfIg
commerce. however, is still suffering.
,G;hlcaso-Two men were brought to
CLilcago TO be treated for wounds re-
leopard in the woods not far from Mad
1ESon, WIS: The animal belonged to Col.
george Halls circus, which has its
Tor several days has been comrni1fiiqr
expectations among the live stock OF the
farmers. Posses were organized to hunt
the beast down.
,,, Pekin-The government has postum
mously restored the honors of Chang
!Jln-Huan, the former Chinese minister
TO the United States and special repre-
sentative of China at Queen Victoria
jubilee, who was exiled and executed in
Turkestan. The arrangements for shin
ping Mr. Squier's collection of art works
and and antiquities to the United States are
stored at Tfen Tsin.
New York-Johann Most, who was ar
rested last night on the charge Of circu-
lating incendiary literature calculated
10 lhclte unlawful acts, was arraigned in
the police court AT the prisoners re-
guest his hearing was set for Monday.
sept 16 The assistant district attorney
asked that Most be held in $3.50 bali,
Dut the magistrate said the prisoner was
only charged with a misdemeanor. and
hXed the bail at $1,000 Most was IocSsj
up in default of bail.
Delaware Breakwater. Del - The
SSGGhooners Cassie F. Bronson of Bangor,
Me, and LaVina Campbell, Boston. for
Phlladelph1a, were in collision at the
Overfalls, near here. The Campbell was
badly damaged and is full of water she
Is on her beam and drifting up the Del
aware bay The Bronson, with iibboom
and foretop mast gone, is returning 10
the breakwater. One sailor on the Camp
beu had leg broken and was landed
here.
Workmanship special Chinese envoy.
Nan Tung, sent to express confidence
and apology for the murder of Sugivama
Kan, who was chancellor of the Jap
anese legation at Pekin during the Boxer
uprising, was received in audience by the
emperor at Toxic The envoy presented
10 his majesty letter of regret couched
IN satisfactory terms. The emperor ac-
cepted the apology and said he hoped
China's expressed desire for the mafnta
nance of peace in the East would be
realized.
Lyons, N. Y.-The first of the automo-
mere was d. w Bishop. in his gasoline
machine at u:21 a m. He was followed
at l2:O3 and 12:05 p. m. by two entries
from kokOmO, Ind, botn gasoline We
hlcleS. A steam carriage, entered from
Cleveland was fourth, at 12:06. They
kept arriving at intervals until twelve
reached here, the last one at 1920 The
roads between here and Syracuse were
very bad. Showers were also encoun-
tered.
Cambridge, O.-Copies of an Injunction
obtained in the United States court at
Chattanooga were served on the ANAL
gamated strikers by a United States
deputy marshal today. The fence around
the American Sheet Steel company's
plant will be completed, and work will
be resumed by the mills at once Six
teen experienced men We're landed in the
American Tin Plate company's works
here. They came from Pennsylvania
The company expects to be able to
addition to the two mills now running
REMEMBERED AT LAST.