The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-11
NEWS CONDENSED.


Buffalo1Alfonso Stutz. who was arrest
ed several days ago on suspicion that he
Knew something about Czolgosz, has been
released. --'N' 0NeA
woodstock. Ont.-Two persons were in
stantly killed. two burned to da"tb I'D ~,
one mortally injured in railroad wrecE
near here o"u "leoA
Des Moines, Iowa-Conrad Younger
man, wealthy lumberman and nio6eer
OF OF Od the 6o city, whose estate is valued at
$20OOO0O died at a. m.
Pittsburg-The fourth annual convan-
uon or the Master Bakers association
opened at the Hotel SchenIey, with 900
delegates in attendance from all parts of
the country.
Denver-Gov Orman has issued a proc-
iamation setting aside Wednesday Sent
II, as day of prayer for the recovery of
PRESIDENT Mckinley, and requesting thar
every royal citizen of the state Join in a
prayer service for the speedy recovery of
the chief magistrate.
Akron, Ohio-Arrangements for 70.
union OF the Eighth Ohio regiment OF
the me-, granddaughter war, popularity
hee U~ M, as the PRESIDENTS own" have
cry OF the president 1t had been hoped
TO nave him present at the reunion.
New York-Six thousand cloakmakers
a aieht go "a a mass melting held Monday
IlishC at irving nall. An assessment of
% cents per capita was ordered levied on
the 1900 cloakmakers of New York for
dne purpose of fighting injunctions
against cloakmakers' strike pickets
FRANKFORT, Ky.--rDemocratic state Gene
tral and executive committees, by vote
OF IL to Z, turned down the prOpOsition
10 nominate candidate for Tn ted States
senator by popular primary Ell lection,
ana referred the matter TO the next Dem
ocratlc state convention, which Will meet
in 1903. ~ iii00'
Ch1cago-Peter Jackson and his wife.
9 PUN past Sixty, were found dead in their
nat at $40 Belmont avenue. The gas jets
III the parlor, dining room and bedroom
We're Wide open. Tn stove connection in
the Kitchen was also broken. 1t is the
belief of the police that the couple dieo
together by agreement.
New York-James G. Stowe. United
States consul at Cape Town South Africa,
arrived here on board the steamer Koeni-
gin Lu1se from Bremen and Southampton.
other passengers by the same steamer
Wrangel, Hamilton W. Mabie and Victor
f. Lawson, of Chicago.
Washington, Ind-Two hundred work.
men were brought here from st. Louis to
take the places of the strikers in the big
shops or the Baltimore & Ohio South
western Railway company. Heavily
armed guards escorted the non-union
Workmen from the car to the various
workshops. Violence is feared
Toledo. Ohio-John w. Knox, of End
lay. Ohio, filed petition in bankruptcy
in the federal court here this morning
stating liabilities in the sum of 1927. sci,
He is an oil operator. The greater por-
ton of the debt was incurred through
Surettes. and some judgments run as far
back as 1882. He has absolutely no assets
Cleveland, Ohio-The big steamer City
OF Buffalo, having on board several hun
American exposition, was disabled by
the breaking of her machinery shortly
after she had left this port. She was
brought back to her dock by a tug The
DaSSenPorS all IaT yad
was injured.
Constantinople-Vice Admiral Faik
Pasha, chief of the general staff of the
admiralty, has made his escape from
Constantinople, goings by the British
steamer to Malta. Fear of the conse-
quences of his memorial to the sultan de-
nouncing the maladministration in the
navy, caused his. fight. His property
has been declared forfeited
Chattanooga, n.-Grasshoppers are
now ravagtng the rural districts While
passing through the farms, where they
rose from their work Of destruction. the
have to be closed. and the storm is like
hail, thousands of the pests being killed
by the trains. The rails were made slip
perry by the crushed bodies OF the insects.
Youngstown, Ohio-At the bfmonthly
conference held here today between the
iron manufacturers and representatives Of
the Amalgamated Association of Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers the wages of pud-
QlerS were advanced from ~ TO 50 %
per ton, and fin shers were advanced from
81 to 81 cents. The increase affects about
LOCO men, and is effective Sept. Is.
Moscow, Idaho-The twelve-year-o old
son of c. A. GUNNER, a farmer living
near Moscow was instantly killed by
powder explosion. The boy was noticed
to have powder horn in his hand, and
called to his sister, I'm going to take
a smoke" A moment afterward there
was report, and the young lady turned
in time to see the boy fall on the floor
dead. Examination showed that the boy
had put the horn in his mouth, lighted a
match, and applied it to the powder.
Irvine, Ky.-Jim Tewit and L. Scott.
generally known as Lee Scott. quarreled
about a fiat boat. and both are dead It
is said Tewit and Nimrod Mcintosh used
it to cross the Kentucky river against
the protests of Scott's son. Shooting COM
menced upon the arrival of Lee Scott.
Tewit was hit three times. Both died in
stantly on the muddy bank of the river.
Scott falling dead on top of him. Nc
Intosh is now in jail at this place.
Salt Lake, Utah-The two-story brick
eral offices of the Oregon Short Line
railway, was completely destroyed by
fire Shortly after the firemen arrived an
explosion of dynamite, a small quantity
of which was stored in the basement,
blew out most of the south wall and part
of the front of the building, four firemen
being cut by flying glass. Assistant
Chief Mccarthy was severely injured.
The explosion destroyed the plans of the
new Salt Lake-Los Angeles extension.
The loss will approximate S25O,0OO