The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-06

| as the lines were soon repair ed
| New York-Several rapid-fire cannon
nave been shipped from this city during
| the past fortnight for the use of the Co.
lumbar government at coast towns like
| ~ to be attacked from the sea There
nave also been several shipments of war
material to a number of Central and
south American countries and TO West
1ndlan lsiands for the purpose, it is said,
OF transhipment to the different fac
lions at war in Central America.
New York.-Ten Presbyterian mission
| aries sailed for India on the Atlantic
liner Mesaba. They are Mrs A. M. Ew-
Ing and Miss Carrie Ewing, this being
ta tn return il x trip Miss May s.. Lincoln,
OF MiddletoWn. N. Y; Miss Josephine o.
Johnson, Wisconsin; Rev. and Mrs. J. H.
Lawrence, Play Grove, Pa, and Robert
D. Tracy, who was born in India; Miss
Anna H. Ewing, of Ohio Miss ]. H
jerks, Ferron, H., and Miss Dora Chat
| tergee, M. d., native of India.
New York.-5Sir Thomas Upton went on
board the Shamrock, and ordering Capt.
| Sycamore to muster the crew on deck,
he addressed them thanking them for
their loyal work throughout the races.
He complimented them upon their steady
behavior. The main sail was unbent and
the yacht prepared for ,her. trip to an
anchorage off Thirty-ffth street, North
river, in the afternoon
New York-Judge Adams, of the Unit
ed States district court, has granted a
stay and a. writ of certiorari in the case
Of Former Wardnan Bissort, who, on
conviction of accepting bride from the
keeper of a disorderly house, was SEN
fenced to five years Imprisonment and to
been taken to Sing Sing. The writ was
made returnable on Monday before Judge
Lacombe. tas taa
Huntington, W. Va.-Two electric cars
on the Camden Interstate railway col
lided in heavy fog. sLeander Gilkerson,
nnotorman, of this city, probably was ia
tally injured Charles Wade, motorman.
was dangerously injured Others injured
are: Will Jordan, conductor, Guyandotte:
T. l. Wilgus, Proctorvilie, Ohio; Mas
| Rosa Williams, Portsmouth, Ohio; NJ N.
Van Horn, Irwin Smith Jr.. James Nash,
j. c. Roland, all of Huntington.
Louisville, Ky.-Six Indictments against
men accused of breaking into Repub-
lican headquarters after the. city and
county primaries and destroying ballots !
and paraphernalia, We're returned today
BY i the grand Jury Thoee ln Ms are
Herman Lochner, DR.: +: II. Hart, victor
Quigley. OF, those indicted three We're
candidates in the primary, al belng d G
city. clerk Herman Lochner, city treas
urer, and DR.. F. Hart for coroner.
st. Petersburg-Prof Martans, professor
of international law at the University or
st. Petersburg, left here to receive the
electorate of laws at the celebration of
the bi-centenary of Yale university. III.
H. D. Pierce, secretary of the United
States embassy here, has gone to the
United States on leave of absence.
Panama, Colombia-Col. Gomez has left
Panama on a sailing vessel with 100 sol
d;erS to reinforce the garrison at Aqua
dulce, about seventy-five miles from TINS
city, where it is rumored revolutionary
forces are about to attack the govern
ment troops.
Madison, Wis.-President Charles Ken
dali Adams, of the University of Wiscon-
sin, has been confined to his room for
the past week. His private secretary,
William D. HeiStand, says the illness is
nothing more serious than a severe cold,
which was contracted a week ago at the
opening of the university, but 1T is ru-
mored in student circles that it was nee
eSSarY to administer morphine at least
once during the past two days. Dr..
George D. .Keenen, President Adams ply
Stefan, said in an interview that the pa
tent, is suffering from acute fatigue.
Colorado Springs, Col.-The announce
ment of the death of Miss Helen Long
at the family home in Massachusetts
was received with great regret by those
people in Colorado Springs who had learn
ed to know her While here. The eighteen
months that she spent here in trying
to improve her health were spent in
quiet at the home which Secretary Long
built for his daughters.
BerIin-Crown Prince Frederick William
lefE the Hartz mountains to hunt in Ba-
varia. AS he was leaving the station
at Thale, Fraulien Freida Emin, daugh-
ter of Emin Pasha, the African explorer
handed him beautiful bouquet of roses
New York-Mrs. Bresci, wife of the
murderer of King Humbert, has left
Cliffside Park, N ]. She had little to
take away, for the furniture in her board
ing house did not belong to her. She
defied the borough council two weeks
ago, when she was asked to go, and
said she would remain despite all efforts
to Dust her. It is not known here where
she has gone.
New, York-Announcement has Just been
made of the officers of the knickerbocker
Sugar Refining company. the $t5G0,000 |
concern which is erecting at Edgemere,
N. j., a factory with a capacity OF 1900 |
barrels daily. The officers of the new |
company are# Geo. E. Ross. of the Ross
& Sprague company. Cleveland, Ohio, |
president; Thomas Elsmore, of Robert |
Crooks & Co., treasurer.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 5.-The United
States training ship Buffalo, which arriv- |
ed at Cronstadt, Oct. l, left that port for |
Kiel:, The American officers were the re-
sian navy. Admiral Makharoff, command |
ing at Cronstadt, placed a torpedo boat
at the disposal of the United States Am
bassador Charlemagne Tower Friday |
when Mr.. Tower visited the Buffalo. Ad- !
Tnira1. Makharoff entertained Commander
Charles 7. Hutchins. the commander of |
the Buffalo, at dinner.
Marion, Ind-The new Cincinnati, Rich
mond & Muncie railway extends its reg !
ular passenger service from Cincinnati
to Jonesboro City, practically giving Ma |
ron direct connection with Cincinnati, |
since Marion has a thirty minute street !
railway service with Jonesboro The road
will be completed into Chicago by March |
of next year. The company operates in
conjunction with the Cincinnati Hamil- |
ton e Dayton from Cottage Grove, Ohio,
into Cincinnati
Joliet, Ill-The Illinois Federation of !
Labor will hold its annual state con- |
venton in Joliet Oct, s, 8. 10 and IL. |
The programme comprises a visit to the [
state pepitontiary, AS the federation ex- |
poets to take some action on the alleg- |
ed abuse of convict labor in this state |
this inspection VIII be of more than or !
binary interest, TT O'Brien, of Chica- |
go. president of the federation. will make |
his report on tuesday morning. On Wed |
nesday evening there will be a smoker |
rendered bX the labor unions of this city. |
On Thursday evening there will be pub |
lie mass meeting in the auditorium.
Rome-The construction of the new tun-
mel beneath the Quirinal has so seriously |
weakened the foundation that the pal |
ace is endangered. The walls of the |
building have sunk and have become |
era ckad, and what is known as the en- |
feror'S chamber has been greatly DAM