The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-27
FURTHER FRooF Is READY.
NEWS CONDENSED.

New York-The steamers sailing for
europe today will take out 10000 ounces
os silver.
Fremantle. West Australia-The steam
er Ophir with the Duke and Duchess Of
Cornwall and York on board, left here
bound for Mapritius.
Liverpool The White Star line steamer
Celtic left here for New York on her
maiden voyage. She carries go saloon.
100 second cabin and 800 steerage passen-
gers.
London-The British bark Lizzie Bell
APT: W'heland, bound for Newcastle n
. W.. has been wrecked at Cape GweuU
missing.
Joliet, Hl.-The McKenna steel mills
which reroll old rails, have closed for an
INDEFINITE period, throwing out OF work
~ men. Lack of material is given as
the cause.
SOuthampton-The Hamburg
lire steamer Deutschland from Hamburg
thursday via southampton has on board
mrs. q; n Pullman. of Chicago, and
Prince Carl zu Schwarzenberg
Richmond, Vain the constitutional
convention four amendments were added
70 the bill of rights. They were laid ON
the table and ordered to be printed The
convention was in session twenty-five
minutes.
Nashua. N H-The cooperaga pIon+ oP
Proctor Brothers and the stave driving
shed Of the White Mountain Freezer com
pany and seven tenement houses were
burned here, causing a loss estimated at
100000.
Chicago-Dr w. c. Gray. for twenty
five years editor of the Interior. tn, or
gan Of the Presbyterian church, has dis
posed OF his interest in the paper and Ie-
signed. The paper has been Incorporated
with capital Of $4,000.
Philadelphia-The strike Of steel work
erS has raised tha Urfea OF In,
lhlS city from 20 to 30 per. cent Before
the strike tin plate sold at 81 box I'm
the mill and SAY IN Philadelphia Prices
today averaged S. and $5.25.
Albany. n. Y-The Person Consolidated
Copper ana Cold Mines Company of New
ork City was Incorporated with CAPT
lal or $lOUt.UCO 1t is proposed to operate
mines In North Carolina and elsewhere
throughout the United States.
soqthampton-Gen Baden-Poweu ar
formally welcomed by the mayor and
civil authorities OF Southampton at the
pier head. He boarded train for Lon
don amid scene of intense enthusiasm
Indianapolis, Ind. NJ. Smallwood Of
TINS city, clerk in the railway mail
service, was arrested charged with TAX
ing money from the mails He admitted
ms guilt. Inspector Fletcher alleges that
three years.
snip Hartford. Commander Hawley, win
leave here next Saturday for Kiel. Dur
ing the ships stay here there has been
en- Interchange Of entertainments on
and the Swedish authorities.
WATERFOWL, Wis.-Rex..P w. Condor.
pastor Of st. Demands church for if
teen years, died a. NOtre Dame Ind.
He was formerly president of Sacred
Heart college IN WatertOwn, also ST. JO-
seDh's colleg, Cincinnati He was sixty
three years old, having been born in
Peterboro. Canada, in 1898.
Montreal Quebec-Fire destroyed TWEEN
ty-nine houses and one convent at La
Prairie last night. 1t was near midnight
when the blaze broke out in q frame cot
tage and quickly spread to others in the
immediate vicinity. The most important
structure burned was the convent Of the
congregation Of Notre Dame. The loss Is
about 100000
Ghlcago-The Alabama negroes, whose
advent threatened 10 cause a riot among
werkingmen at haywood whose places
they We're going TO fill, will return TO
their homes unless they find work in this
section OF the country. They spent the
day camped out On the banks Of Salt
Creek, near haywood. and were Iber-
ally supplied with food by citizens.
Youngstown, Ohio-The Mahoning and
Shenango valley BeSsemer association
has sold 1000 tons of standard BeS5emer
zig iron to the constituent companies OF
delivery in August. The price paid is the
same that has been current for the past
ninety days. The sale practically cleans
up all metal the association has On
hand.
New mediterranean Injunction pa
pers restraining the striking weavers OF
Frank & Dugan's silk mill in Paterson.
\. j., from ''serenading' or otherwise
annoying nOn-union workers were re-
ceiVed IN Paterson. The papers permit
the strikers TO post pickets and TO urge
workers TO leave their places. but all this
must be done in a peaceabIe and orderly
manner. The preliminary injunction for
babe the picketinG.
New York-Brooklyn bridge was opened
TO general traffic in the morning. A large
force of workmen was kept going all
through the night and at $50 o'clock the
repairs to the last break were finished.
A police order at once opened the bridge
to cars, teams and foot passengers. Irar-
tic was very light even through the rush
hours Of the morning, for public conf
dcTfce has not yet been restored.
New YoIk-The steamship companies
which do business between New YORK
and Porto Rico have so many applicd-
lions for freight space that they viii DO
unable to supply the demand without
chartering extra vessels. The crush IS
due to the fact that much merchandise
has been held back for the presidents
proclamation OF free trade with Porto
Rico. it is said this merchandise ag-
gregates 100000 in value.
Kingston, Jamaica - Reports received
here from Demerara, British Guiana tell
Of the continual arrival there in open
boats Of many patches Of escaped Grim
inals from French Guiana. the majority OF
whom was released by the Demerara au-
thorites. The experts OF ths De Beers
Mining company, after completing their
examination OF tho diamondtferou5 dis
tricts Of British Guiana, are going on the
same mission TO Venezuela, Colombia,
Peru, Bolivia and Brazil.