The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-11
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Foston-Morris A. Peters, stock brok-
er, has assigned
Valdosta, Ga.-Henry Johnson. a negro.
waS lyhChed Tor shooting at a young
white man named Foraker The latle T
was not wounded.
Buffalo-Edghty men employed in and
about the round house of the Lacka-
wanna raflroal struck out OF sympathy
Tor the Scranton strikers.
Buffalo, N; Y.-The passenger steamer
america, OF the International Naviga-
ton company, has arrived here from
Grand Haven. She was detained by tie
Ice jam in the st. Clair river
San Diego, Cal. <trhe training ship Mo-
mean Commander A. n. Conden has ar
rived mere from Magdalena bay. The
vessel will remain ten days and then
start on cruise to the Hawaiian ISL
andS.
strassburg Emperor William has arriv-
there at the imperial palace in commem-
Grafton of the anniversary OF the peace
Of Of Frankfort, which was signed May 10.
London-Rear Admiral Schley has ar
rived in London on his way to the United
States. He is accompanied by Lieut.
Jaraes Fl. Sears. The admiral is visiting
his daughters relatives, the Stuart
Wortleys.
Washington-United States Consul
/ Brainard II. Warner Jr., at Lepsig, has
called the attention of the state de-
partment to the fact that Germany has
been exporting plows to Porto Rico dur
ing the year.
New York-Alonzo W. Foster and Az
gustus c. Foster, comprising the firm
OF Foster Bros. managers Of the New
Amsterdam hotel. filed voluntary petit
tion in bankruptcy, with liabilities )f
S6i,0A0 and no assets.
Washington-The general session OF tbs
national conference Of charities and
correction vas devoted to q discussion
Of the subject of needy families in their
homes" Among the Speakers was Dr.
S. G. Smith, of st. PaGl
London-Yernher Belt & Co have be-
gun a suit for libel against Arthur r.
Markham, M p, the alleged libel being
contained in an address made by M.
Markham TO his constituents at Mans
| field last Tuesday night
Huntingdon, Pa--The boiler of
freight engine on the Huntingdon &c
Broad Top railroad at Mount Dallas, the
southern terminus of the Broad Top rail
read, exploded this morning, insta ~
killing four members of the local freight
crew.
New York;. P. Hilton &c Co., con-
solidated exchange firm, suspended bus
mess. Mr.. Hilton said the house had
not failed, but had suspended business
to find out where it stood. The members
OF the firm expected TO resume on Mon
day, he said.
shington-Following the recent ac-
ZION III the case OIL RUSSIA, IN Wnlch an
additional tariff duty was placed on SUI
gar receiving q bounty, the treasury de-
partment has imposed an additional duty
of 10 centavos per kilogram upon Argen-
tine sugar.
London-The Duke Of Manchester's az
fairs were again aired in the bankruptcy
court when the accounts lodged disclos-
ed a total Indebtedness of S37,794 and as
sets 97545. The liabilities include G5, coo
in connection with the theatrical specu-
lation and 5000 for the promotion Of
company.
Denver, Col.-The annual convention Of
the American Federation OF Musicians
met here and its sessions will continue
to the middle Of next week. Nearly lC0
delegates were IN attendance when the
convention was called to order by tho
president Of tho federation, Joseph Web
er. Of Cincinnati.
New YOrk-Elbert Thomas Jackson and
Samuel G. Jackson, doing business as
ok brokers' assigned for the benefit
members of the Consolidated exchange.
The urinary cause was said to be the
failure of their customers in the city and
out Of town to meet calls for extra mar
gins The liabilities are under $lOo,cOO.
Observation-Disclosures conference was held
between officials of the United States
Steel corporation vessel interests and
it's striking marine engineers with view
to settling the long DendinS strike, The
conference ended, however, without any
agreement being reached President
Uhler of the Engineers association, said
the end of the struggle seemed as far
away as ever.
Ludwigshafen, Bavaria-A curious ac-
cident occurred to the Strasburg ex-
press by which q woman was killed and
several other persons were injured. OW
ing to tho air brakes falling to work,