The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-03

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AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.
Copenhagen-The Russian battleship
Perseyiet. which Went ashore on the ISL
and of Eangeland. has been refioated.
BGenos Ayres-The government has in
| formed the American minister that it
cannot allow the importation of Amer,
lean cattle for breeding purposes.
| Albany. N Y.-The attorneys for the
American Ice company filed with the
from the decision of Justice Herick re-
fusing absolute writs of prohibition to
that company and Charles w. Morse, its
president, in the proceedings against it,
by Attorney General Davies.
81 New. York-After two years hunt. In
which the police We're led successfully to
Boston, Buffalo,, Philadelphia and Pitts
burg, George Fisher. wanted for ems
bezzlement, was finally run down here.
Fisher was for five years in the employ
of w. Dazian, dealer in theatrical goods
of this city, as bookkeeper, and accord
ing to the police, emil 'ements totaling
$4,000 were diScOye1tss October 1899
When arrested he TOT detectives that
he was glad the gam hide and seek
was over. s
Copenhagen The government. :. of the
United States has asked Denmark for d
fer to. purchase the Danish West Indies
The Danish government will not make q
reply before Nov. 80.
Boston-Judge Colt, of the United States
circuit court, has appointed Theophilus
King, of Quincy, and Egmords Putney,
of New York, receiver of the Eureka Silk
company, which has Offices Inns this city
and2tas factory at Cantonr9T The value Of
isthe assets is not given sG5 yfs,.n fs,ss oil
Kansas City-J. B. Orr! tprncipal of the
Central school of Kansas City, Kan.
was burned while building a re in the
kitchen range this morning an i died later
OF his injuries. He was using coal Oil
to kindle the fire, and an explosion fol-
lowed, setting fire to his clothing Mr.
Orr was one of the best known educators
in Kansas. He came here from Fort
Scott.
Omaha, Neb.-There was no testimony,
taken infthe Callahan perjury aial. Fhes
defenseeimoved a Dismissal of the tchse
on4ssthea ground that thesftestimony Eaf9
ready taken showed that .theI issues hada
been adipdica ted. This lmotiensis Similar
to the plea in bar before Judge Baker,
and will be taken under Amusement by
Judge Keysor, before whom the perjury
trial is being heard. sss" ea'4
Pontiac. Mich-Fenry ,.Wiseman. the
confessed murderer of Miss Ellen Hiss,
whose badly decomposed body was found
buried in the woods near Royal Oak, was
arraigned. When asked to plead he
stood mute, and the justice ordered
plea of not guilty entered, and held him
without bail for examination Nov g. =.
Joliet, In.-The first annual reunion of
the Third Illinois volunteers in the Span
iSh-American war is being held here to-
day. About 400 visitors are in attend
ance. representing I'LL the Third regiment
towns
Chicago-Rev. Jeremiah j. Crowley en-
tered suit in the superior court for $50,0s0
against the Rev Francis J. Barry, cham
e>ilr of fb1a( 10 nn1i Earah Of
cago. The suit is the outgrowth of Rev.
Father CrowleNis recent excommunica-
ton and expulsion from the church, fol-
lowing charges which, he made against
Rev Father Muldoon. then about to be
consecrated as bishop.
Des MONIES, ,Iowa-Clarence Yarn, aged
thirteen. was shot in the head by his
brother Herbert, while playing with an
old revolver, not known to be loaded. He
cannot recover.
London-Lord kitchener reports that
three additional officers We're killed and
that two more were wounded during the
attack recently made on the rear guard
of Coll Benson's column. near Braken-
Iaagte, Eastern Transvaal
Munich-There was a sensational affs.r
at Oaeon hall Friday evening. Just BE-
fore the commencement of a concert
there, a. man named Hoffman began fir
ing a revolver at the people in the audi
forum, ewounding two: of them. He then
killed himself Hoffman. who was a
sculptor's assistant. came from Neustadt,
Baden Anarchist literature was found
in his pockets.
Delaware, ohioTConductor William
Tracy was killed in a rear-end COLLISION
on the Big -Four at this place. The first
section of through f. eight was delayed
in the yards, and before danger signals
could be placed on theerear of the train
the second section crashed into it..
Youngstown. ohio-Thes executive COM
= +J,. Rlocf Ev1f1,Tl 1..a
Workers association has issued a call
TO: meeting to be held at Hazleton next
Monday afternoon for the purpose of ar
ranging the details for the national con
vention to be held here on Nov. %.
Ardmore. 1. fudge Az H. Matthews,
aged. sixty-seyen years, dropped dead at
his home here of heart disease. Judge 4
Matthews was a pioneer resident OF In
dian Territory. and was the first United
States commissioner under President
Harrison.
Barcelona, Spain-The Princess Elvira
of Bourbon who was utterly cut off by
her father, Don Carlos, Wnen. she mar
ried the painter Folchi, is in this city
very i'll and in great financial distress
Her husband is with her.
Milo Maine-The eoroners jury which
investigated the. murder of Thomas Gero,
at Chesuncook region far up in the
woods beyond Moesehead lake. has found
that he came TO his death from knife
witness was a guide, Fred Holt, who was
going down the lake in canoe. He
heard screams at the Geo cabin, ana
going ashore. saw Mrs Zero standing
over her husband with bloody knife in
her hand. fsea
Port Townsend, -Wash.-The steamship
City of Seattle arrived from Skagway
bringing 800 passengers. The passengers
report that the upper ukon is still open
for navigation. The weather in Alaska
is reported as being remarkably good.
Seattle WashlAThe, United States rev
enueS cutter Bear received orders to pro-
coed to San Francisco.
New York-The Paris correspondent of
the London and New York Times says
there is already some talk of a return
visit by President Loubet to st. Peters
burg next June.
Larkinsvflle, Ala.-The safe of the
Southern Expire SIS company, at Haywood,
was blown open Friday night and badly
Damaged. Several hundred dollars belong
ing to a local cedar company, together
way companies. was found. but the bur-
glars were alarmed at the excessive noise /
ofstne explosion and fed.