The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28
BREVITIES BY WIRE.

acknowledgement William arrived
here in the evening.
Algiers--Later advices from Marguerite
report that sixteen rebellious natives
were killed during the repression of the
disturbances there.
Grand Rapids, Nich.-No. west-bound
vestibuled Chicago flyer, on the Pers
Marquette road, was djtched near Sun
/. field and one person killed. The engineer
and fireman were badly hurt.
Rome-The Patria states that Cardinal
.1tamp0ila has resigned the office Of papal
secretary of state, ana that he will be
Of the cong1 egation of indUlgences and
sacred relics.
Lowell, Mass.-Fire destroyed the ma
chire shop Of Silver & Gray. together
pany and North Chelmsford Supply COM
Tany at North Chelmsford. The loss is
estimated at $100,000
Colon, Colclnbia-Bands Of robbers have
for the past fortnight been raiding sta
TORS along the railway line du,ing the
night time, and have also been footing
shops. wounGing several persons during
their dspreda lions.
Madrid-Fhe tramway strike continues.
but many cars are running with higher
officials Of the company acting as con-
dUctors. The Picadors employed in the
bull rings have decided to strike tonor-
row If their wages are not increased.
South Rend, Ind-The chief of the
Grand Trunk railroad detective force IS
here investigating an extensive SNUG
Cling scheme. alleged to have been car
RED on TO- months betWec n Canadian par
ties and acconlplices N South Bend. No
particulars have been obtained.
Grand Rapids, Micn.--An attempt was
made during the nigh. to blow up the
Midland Plaster cOmpany'S nine near
he.e. A fuse leading 60 SEQ pounds Of dy-
| Mantle, so placed ttat its explosion would
wreck the mine, was discovered by an
employee, who destroyed it.
rois, the recently appointed United States
minister to AuStlia-Hungary has arrived
here to present his credentials to En-
peror Francis Joseph. Addison G. Har-
for farewell audience with The en-
peror.
New York-The imports of srecie at
this port this week agg- egate s99,f36, of
which 81, 407 was silver and $l7.729 gold
! The imports of dry goods and general
merchandise at this port this week were
valued at SIC, ESSEX. The exports of specie
from tits Fort to all countries this week
aggregate $2,5S0,z55. consisting OF 81 ,G16, cs5
silver bars and coin, and A.5St0l0 gold
Kansas City-Mrs. MahaIie L. Smith
i sixty years OF age, IN the United States
district court pleaded not guilty to a
charge of making false affidavit TO pen
sion papers. TIE court appointed an at
torney to handle her case. Mrs. Smith
was indicted by the grand jury and ar
tested at Joplin, Mo.
the gates az the Pan-Anei lean grounds
are To he open on Sunday Was finally
settled today by the board IF directors
Their decision is compromise. TIE
gates are to be open from l p. M. until
Il r. m, but the midway and all anus :
lnent features will be closed during the
twenty four hours from Saturday night
until Monday morning.
San Frarcisco-Minister Conger left foc
Des Moines. To-, via Denver. Minister
Conger has accepted the invitation Of
Horace G. Burt. president of the Iinisn
Pacific, to occupy his private car from
Ogden to Omaha. Mr.. Coiger Will ar
rive at Omaha Wednesday morning
where he Will be met by the Iowa re-
caption committee end accompanied
across the state CT Iowa in DAYLIGHT