The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-08
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

peninsula of Peniche.
Cleveland, Ohio-By the BREAKING oe =
scaffold at the plant of the Cleveland
Electrical Illuminating COMPANY on 90 ~
nal street, four men were badly iniure5
Two Of them will probably die All tho
men Were bricklayers. A0
Lima, Peru-An explosion in the mac
f azlne OF OF the German steamer Totmos.
south, longitude 43 west, killed the {binS
officer and the head steward The III tn
mos has proceeded to San Francisco.
Chicago-J: II. Maloney fourth voa
president OF the International Brotberoo
MOOD of Electrical Workers. dacfaTad
That there was a prospect of fRa iiOi.1 .leu
OF ONO, Indiana and Illinois being caiied
OUT In sympathy with the striIIi5e 1ira
men Oh Chicago and Cleveland Ohio
York, Pa.-The strike of the chainna1x-
standard Chain company was settied o IS
Iie men returned to work A settlement
was erected on a wage advance of 10 per
C6n - On traces and per cent on cart
Two hundred men are affected.
London-A representative of the Asso-
Grated Press learns that no action 10
liheIy 70 pc taken against anarchists on
account OF Sundays meeting The heads.
~, 'n t1p IIice e, department point out that
the speech did not incite to murder and
therefore the speakers had not Violated
the law.
Plymouth-The North German How'd
steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm arrived here
at o'clock this morning from New
1orK, october /, having made the fastest
maiden voyage on record, five days nine
hours and forty-eight minutes froI,1
SANDY Hook lightship. Her best DAYS
run was $40 miles,
CnicagoIRobert E. Burke, city oil in
spector, indicted Saturday on charges +tat
ne had failed to turn over to the conn
troller approximately $23, COO i'm fees FIR
P ms bonds of $4,000 His bondsmen,
TTa S1s VI, Whlte, Oscar F. Mayer ana
frank w. Eldred, scheduled real estate
valued at $4,000
haiamazoo, Mich.-Communicat re-
ceIVed IN this city indicate that Roer
SiyhP pa in this country are prepar-
ing to appeal to President Roosevelt tn
stop the sending of supplies from tho
United States to the British in South
Erica AIT. b. The endless domain plan has
League of Chicago.
Georgetown, Ky.-Among those who ara
mere for the second trial of ex-Secretary
of State Caleb Powers as accessory to
the murder of Gov. William Goebel are
Arthur Goebel and Thomas c.. Campbell,
who will assist Prosecutor Franklin,
counsel for the defense. Owing to illness
and other engagements it is said that
Judge CantriH may postpone the hearing.
Chicago-Fire swept through half
block of frame and brick buildings in
South Chicago early today, causing a loss
in the neighborhood of $50, 600. The rapid
spread of the flames was due largely to
the delay to number of fire engines by
proken bridges over the Calumet river.
Nine buildings, including six residences.
We're burned.
Marinette, Wis.-The Gram building. tn,
largest in the city, was destroyed by fire
Ine loss is estimated at $35, coo; partly Gov.
cred by Insurance. The first floor was &C.
f CuPIeo py the Daily Star office and Mas
land John tailoring establishment, and
the second hoor by Company 1, Wisconsin
National guard armory, and Nichols &
Davis law Office.
Burlington, Vt-Edward H Green. hus-
band of Hetty Green who is i'll with a
severe attack of Inflammation CT the NO
neys at his home at Bellows Falls, can
not recover. His physicians say he may
nnger several dIys. Mrs. Green, her son
ana daughter nave been in constant at
tendance. The son goes to his home in
Texas on account of pressing business.
but will soon return.
Cincinnati-President Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor, will be
mere this week to settle a controversy be-
tween the Stationary Firemens union
and the National Brewery Work
ers union. The brewers have claimed
that every man employed in a brewery
belonged to them. The Stationary Fire
mems union claim the firemen belong to
thelr union and this controversy will have
to be settled by President Gompers.
Detroit, Mich.-Five men were arrested
on the charge of counterfeiting the labels
OF New York drug house and selling
certain coal tar preparations which are
patented in this country under these
LABELS Their names are Edward II.
Horn, William F. Bartlett and Louis J.
Fulmer, of Detroit, and H. 7. Jenkins
and John L. jenkins, of Windsor, Ont A.
chemical analysis of the stuff seized will
be necessary to determine whether the
goods are genuine or a substitute.
Seattle, Wash.-F. Evanoff, a represent
fat of
has returned from a trip of inspection to
Nome and Siberia, states that American
miners will be strictly prohibited from
either mining on their own account or
working for wages in Siberia. He also
states that next spring the treasury de-
partment of the Russian government will
patrol the Siberian coast with revenue
steamers, whose duty it will be to see
that no trading is done with the natives
except by persons acting under permits
from the Russian government
London-The Brussels correspondent of
the Times says that, though the congress
on the White Slave traffic now assem-
bled at Amsterdam is one to private in
itiative, it appears that the matter soon
will occupy the attention of the Euro
pean governments. The French delegate
has stated that his government will
shortly convoke an international confer
ence to discuss means of coping with
the evil. The next private congress will,
IT has been arranged, assemble in Berlin
AcAL year.
New York-Delegates from thirty Irish
societies In this city have appointed COM
m1ttees to perfect arrangements for the
reception of John F. Redmond, the leader
of the Irish party in the house of COM
mons, who, with several other prominent
Irishmen, is expected to arrive in this
country on the Germanic. Mr.. Redmond
VIII be accompanied by ThoS. O'Donnell,
member of parliament. and Patrick Nc
Hugh, the member of parliament who
served a SiX-mOnfhS' in nriSnr
publishing an offensive article in his Dub
lin newspaper.
London-A dispatch from Suez to the
Times describes a conversation with
correspondent as "a dignified, kindly old
gentleman, speaking English fairly we'll.
Arab is filed with gratitude to the Duke
of Cornwall and York for the part his
release. He expressed warm admiration
for British rule in Ceylon where he
lived during his captivity. The famous
Egyptian is in feeble health. He intends
to abJure politics and devote himself to
religion.
New Ycrk-Says the Middletown, N. Y,
correspondent of the World: Twenty
one years ago last June Cephas S. Wet
more left his little farm near Awasting,
saying he was going to walk over the
mountain to Ellenville. He disappeared.
His wife was left with three young chill
dren and had hard struggle to keep her
home. Wetmore has just returned to
his family. He has amassed a fortune.
According to his story, he had been IN
every state in the Union, and in Mexico
and South America.
Chica go-In the case of the Illinois
Manufacturers association ct al. VS.. The
Chicago Telephone Company. wherein
manufacturers seek to have
the defendants enjoined from taking tel
ephones from people who have refused
the rate which they claim is excessive, a
was entered The defendants
agree to leave the service unmolested un-