The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-30
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

Chicago-7E. W. Winter former presi-
dent of the, Northern Pacific railroad
Grafton Tuesday at Mercy hospital in
this city, is much improved today.
New York-Goldman, Sachs & Co. Will
SElp A,VOOOUO gold to France today SIX
hundred thousand dollars of gOS for ex-
port was engaged by the National City
$3.50 900.
helpers In the Bass foundry and machine
works, one of the largest plants in the
country devoted to the manufacture of
car wheels, struck for nine hours. The
strikers number $50.
Washington-Lieut Col. Francis Mich
Ter, military secretary to Lieut. Gen.
Miles, died at his residence in this citv
AFTER protracted illness. Col. Michler
was graduate of West Point, being
appointed from Pennsylvania in 1866
New York-A. II. Leslie, of Pittsburg.
presided at the second days session Of
the association of police chiefs. The
committee on membership made it's re-
port. The remainder of the session was
spent In the reading of papers.
Cleveland-The safe In the Mechanics
4 ba11klng company's office at Bradner o.,
twelve miles moth Of FCstCr a. was b own
open by burglars and $4,000 taken The
burglars got away on a handcar. The
pank building was partially wrecked by
the explosion.
Ch1cago-The steamer Joseph L. Hurd
came into this port with both her masts
gone and minus 200, 900 feet of her lumber
cargo. Tuesu2 Capt Warwig said the
steamer struck heavy seas off Betsv
point which carried away her masts and
LUMBER after which the vessel righted.
Barlow, F1a.-One thousand men aided
py ploodhounds, are searching the coun-
try surrounding Barlow for Fred Ro-
cheHe, colored, who is charged with hav-
ing assaulted and murdered Mrs Rosa
Taggert Tuesday 1t is believed the mob
VIII purn Hocnelle at the stake IL he is
captured.
st. Pctersburg-News has been received
from Persia that the proposed new Rus
Han loan of 10000 to 10000, 900 roubles
has fallen through because the shah was
ar,% ll ing. TO give the required security
south Persia. British influence is blamed
Tor the failure of the doan.
Spokane, Wash.-Frank Charles a
bridge builder working on the Great
Northern's steel bridge across the Spo
kane river, slipped from a trestIe ana
plunged headiong sixty-five feet 2't to ' tho
ground. He was dead when his compan-
ions rescued him. The remains vii he
shipped to Eau Claire, Wis
Harrisburg, Pa.-Gov Stone signed
Dill regulating the manufacture and
sale Of butterine and similar prodnctsc II
-forbids oleomargarine being colored nre-
vents dealers from selling oleomargarine
for butter, and makes it cornp1Isorv
upon each dealer to secure a permit from
the agricultural department before han
ding oleomargarne.
Youngstown. O.-The wages of The sltu-
ed and unskilled day men Of the Youncs-
town, G1rard and GreenVille plants Of
the American Steel Hoop company. one
OF the constituent companies Of the Unit
ed states Steel corporation, have been
voluntarily increased from 10 to 20 per
cent. The increase is effective at once.
About 1000 workmen are affected.
Lansing, Mch.-Both houses of the
legislature suspended business at 1:4O.
after having been in continuous session
since Jan. l. Final adjournment will be
taken June 6. The general appropria-
ton bill passed, carrying 81. 200, OO0 making
the total appropriations for the session
appropriations Of the preceding legisla-
ture.
Detroit, Mich.-The steamer D. c. Rey-
nolds collided with the steamer James
Fisk, Jr., Tuesday night in Lake St.
Clair, near the cut, and the Fisk was
escaped in the yawl. The Fisk is owned
by A. Peters, Of Toledo. and she Is a 936
tons burden vessel She was bound up
light and towing the barges Sunshine and
Sprague.
New York-At the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Pacific Mail
Steamship company, the old board of d.
rectors was elected, with the exception
Of 1. e. Gates, who is succeeded by
George ]. Gould. The receipts of the
company for the year were So, OH, O66, a
decrease of $746 454 compared with last
year.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-The consolida-
ton of the leading Grand Rapids furni-
tqre factories, which Charles r. Flint, of
New York. has been promoting, has
practically fallen through. Options on
seven local plants, which were to have
formed the nucleus of the combine, ex-
pired last Saturday. A majority Of the
local men have now decided against this
proposition
Berlin-Emperor William, at the annual
review Of the brigade OF guards on the
Tempelhofer field, put the troops through
a series Of movements Then at the
head of the color company, he led the
brigade through the city His majesty
was accompanied by a brilliant entour-
age, including Gen. Bonnat and the 9TH
er French officers here. Subsequently the
emperor lunched with the officers
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