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

Beriin-Prof. Johannes Schmidt. the
famous Indo-German scholar of Berlin
university. IS dead.
ConstantinOple-The khedlve OF Egypt.
Aboas Hlluai. arrived here and proceeded
To visit the sultan at Yildiz palace
London-The failure of F. p. Lee. an
operator on small scale in West African
securities, was announced on the stock
exchange.
Columbia. S. CDR. j. William Stok-7
congressman from the Third South Car
DINA district, die d AT his home in Orange
burg. after long illness.
Laporte. Ind.-Mortimer Nye. former
~ lieutenant governor of inG.a-a and 4
leading Demo rat, is dedu. lie was
stricken with paralysis while d. tfarineg
a Fourth Of July speech.
Gieiwitz, Saskatchewan & Baile,'s
circus train was in collision at Bautneu.
upper SileSia. One person was killed AID
several were inju. ed. Great damage was
done TO the material of the snow IN
Winona Lake. Ind.-Dr. J WiIbu-
Chapman. the evangelist. who was stric,--
en- here July with acute INDIGESTION
passed good night, and his physician
says he IS practically out Of danger.
Romc-The pope has sent a letter 10 the
sGperiors ana generals of the religious
orders and institutions. condemniug the
Frt nch exceptional Legislation against
the congregations.
Weslchester, Pa.-C. r. Cr1udaIl. prcsi-
IL
Eandalla. Mo, died in d hotel here sui
denly His death is supposed to hav,.
been caused by heart disease, aggravated
by heat.
Brazil, Ind.-The strike started by Ia
Dorers on the Brazil Electric system
threatens now to spread TO Other branches
or labor In this city. Imported track Jay \
Crs refused to go to work WHOM tHey
found strike was
Boston-Edward Park Deacon. mcmbrrJ
in .frf
IN society some years ago. and who mar Z
ricd a Miss Aston. and was principal IL
a sShSauonal shooting affair III Paris is
dead. Mr.. Deacon Was victim of Brain
disease.
Denver-A bomb or torpedo thrown tntl
the yard at POI Curtis5 street kin d
Esther oliver, nVe years 90. VIE was
sitting on the porch. The child wa 3D..
daughter of NJ o. Oliver. "a surveyor
The unknown man who threw the bomb
escaped.
Spokane, Wash.-Fire at Wilbur. wash.
Friday destroyed six houses and
destroyed the principal business district
Of tho town There was no town water
supply and bucket brigades cid nucn
OF the work. The losses aggregate about
$4,000.
ST. Petersburg-The car, in approving
the recommendations Of the committee on
REQ. ganzatlOn of the instruction IN the
high schCO-s. wrote on TIE margin Of the
report Il nope earnest consideration VIII
also be given to strengthening the Tcl!G-
ious and moral education of our youth"
Mount Pleasant. Pa.-The Baltimore *
Ohio accommodation train from Counclls-
vile, Pa, crashed into an engine on a
siding he!e last night and was wrecked
Many passengers were more or less in
Jured, but none Of them fatally. The dc-
cident was caused by an OPP n switch.
The cars did not leave the track aaI
were not badly damaged.
New YOrk-Thc JOY steamship com
pany's steamer Old Dominion ran aground
in thick fog naa@ Rye point. The
passengers numbered abOUt ten, and We're
landed at Rye beach in the steamer
boats, and were e. mt TO Now York by
train. The vessel lies on an even keel.
and her captain says she will float with
the next high tide.
London-At the Mansion house police
court Julian Field, an author. was com
United for trial on the charge of f5rsiuS
an agreement whereby it was made sd
appear that William waldorf AStOT mad
promised to pay him Il. 100 for stori IS 7
TO be published in Mr.. Astors magazine
Field denies that he was guilty Of the
alleged forgery. and avcrrod that ne had
a complete answer to the charges
Riverside Cal.-At a ranch five miles
from EIsinore Peter Tidman and his
wife have been found dead. APPARENT
Tidman had cut mis- wife's throat ana
crushed her skull. The body had besn
dragged to a ditch and the ranch house
set on fire. Tidman. it appears. then
tried twice to cut his throat Falling ne
shallow water trough and strangled.
C.ncinnati-In the United States district
court seventy striking machinists, whI
we're enJoiEed by the order Of the court
from interfering with the operation Of
local shops presented themselves IN q
body at the office Of the United Sta-et
marshal for the purpose OF facilitating
service upon them. The strikers decllr
ed their action was due TO d desire to
give proof Of their Intention 10 obey tuc
law.
P.ttsburg-An the independent iron ana
stttl companies in the Pittsburg district
who have been operating union mills.
have signed the amalgamated scale. cx-
cept two firms and those concerned are
expected to sign as soon as the annual
repairs are made. A dispatch at p. m.
from Steubenville. Ohio, says the scaie
for the big steel plant Of the National
Steel company at Mingo junction, has
been signed. A special scale was pre-
pared for these works and as signed it
gives the men an advance Of 3 per cent
over the wages paid last year