The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-01
NEWS CONDENSED,

e1O0OO to build town hail at M StTun
| Well, Lanarkshire, Scotland
New York-A stone plow, believed TO be
| fully 300 years old, has been unearthed
| at Bloomfield, N. j., by workmen on a
| culvert. II
Menominee, Mhsh.-The match block
factory of A. w. Clark & Co, also a saw
| mill and shingle mill, We're destroved nv
fire. Estimated loss, $4,000; partially
covered by insurance
Columbus, OhioLThet American Tin
Plate company applied to the Tinted
| States district court here for an iniunc-
ton against the striking EMPLOYEES Of It's
plant at Irondale, Ohio.
Pottsville, Pa-The powder mills at
Rrebs station We're totally destroyed by
Instantly killed. They are Ira Rupert and
Richard Houser, both of Krebs station.
New York-Two more victims of the
fire in tenement house in B ooklyn. Fri
cay ght' In whlch four persons lost
their lives and seven were seriously in-
| jured, died, bringing the number of dead
up to six.
/ Globe, ARIA disastrous fire is rag
ing in the lower workings of the Old Do
m1nfon Copper companys mines The orr
gin of the fire is supposed to be from a
candle lett in the work Work to extfn
guish the fire has failed
Lewiston, Idaho-Indian Agent q T.
Stranahan says the census of the Nez
Perces Indians. just completed, shows the
total Indian population to be I567 of
Which number 800 are females. There
was a decrease of co since last year.
ashington-Information has been re-
celved at the war department thSt the
remains of Gen. Ludlow viii be cre.nated.
services services VIII be held Tuesday at Trinity
church, in New York. The ashes will
be inferred at the old home of the I.ud-
lows on Long Island.
Eondon-The British customs collec-
tons for the fiscal year 19GO=O1 were e26. :
H0,959. This is e3,227, 4S7 more than for
1s9s-1soO, and e2,65o, $50 more than han the the
budget estimate. The inland revenues
collected by customs were G7227 ST. an
increase over those of 1S99-1900 of e942, CAS-
Chicago-Commercial t anglers, who or
ganiz9d under the name Of "Gideons of
the State of Illinois, began two DAYS
rally here. The order is compo ed of
persons who PIE }gei themselves against
the use CT profanity, drinking intoxicants
or play -ng poker. A membership of 200
is claimed.
/. Canton-President MCKINLEY and nartv
will leave Canton Wednesday morning
for Buffalo, going by way of Cleveland.
The itinerary has not been officially an
nounced, but it is understood the party
will go on the Fort Wayne to Alliance,
thence to Cleveland, reaching Buffalo
Wednesday afternoon. n
Iondon-The Standards report from its
correspondent at Pretoria, on the subject
o. OF health of the refugee camps in the
Transvaal shows g. that. of 62479 men,
women and children collected under Brit
1sh supervision. l. 67 died in July Eight
hundred and sixty of the deaths report
ed were of persons below the age of
/ twelve years. ~
Santa Fen. M-vice President Roosc-
Welt has consented to write a history of
the rough riders for the roster of the
! New Mex co volunteers in the Spanish
war, which will be published by the au-
n Ia hi rfx y
assembly of New. Mexico. which has
made an appropriation for that purpose.
Denver-Traff1c on nearly all the rail-
roads in and out of Denver was badly
delayed today on account of the wash
outs caused by heavy rain storm coy
er1ng large area east of Pixies Peak.
An unusually severe rain and hail storm
caused several thousand dollars, damage
to streets and buildings in Cripple Creek
Columbus. Ohio-The National Grand
Lodge OF Free and Accepted York Ma
sons of the United States of North Amer
lea, colored. was Incorporated here with
headquarters at Columbus The fncor-
porators are: Capt. w. D. Matthews.
John w ChiIders, Oliver B. Jones, George
w. Pinkard and Robert Mcfarland.
Detrodt-The News says that the Ev-
enett-Moore syndicate of Cleveland is ne
goIlat1ng for the purchase of the Sand
W,eh, Windsor Amherstburg electric
rasllWay, which runs along the Canadian
and IS valued at between 1856. 900 and s4OO.-
Oiibwa -1ie 70
Milwaukee, Wis.-Julius Van Steen. en-
ployeo as cashier at the Plster & Vogel
tannery, was arrested on warrant
charging him with enbezzIing $40. 600 from
MS employers. Van Steen was taken into
me district court, pleaded guilty to the
charge ana was bound over for trial. An
expert is now examining the books. Van
Steen mad the position of cashier for two
years past.
Houghton, Mich.-Two hundred miners
9GtupI0yed on the day shift of the Isle
IKoyale mine struck The men demand
VII! be done until it is known what the
night shift will do. The day men are
determined, and will not allow the night
men men TO go to work; 1t is thought the
that there will be no trouble.
Pittston, Pa.-TWo miners. .Josenr
Jos1ski and Charles Pinck, were killed by
an explosion of gas while at work in No.
smart OF the Lehigh and Wilkebarre
coal company. While proceeding to
their chamber in the mine they ignite6
a body of gas that had accumulated. A
NUMBER OF miners who entered the shaft
20 recover tne1r 6odles was nearly suf-
located by the afterdamp
Helena, Mont-Young I'm. a Chinaman
who has been employed for the past two
years on poultry farm, near this citv
oreW $500 from the bank preparatory tn
returning to China. He placed the money
All trunk winch he took to the cabin
OF some friends. Late In the evening
while the festivities were In progress
eight masked men entered the cabin, alb
stracted the $500 from the trunk and
quletly departed There is no clue to the
robbers.
Indicate that the Apaches are becoming
restless. Over 200 Indians are gathered
near Fort Thomas holding meeting and
discussing grievances and numbers of In
uldnS are coming from the northern part
OF the reservation to join those at Fort
Ihomas. Settlers are feeling uneasy at
san carlos, which is sixty miles distant.
from the nearest post. There are onlv
SIX pr1Vates and sergeant at the fort.
Birmingham, Ala-Mrs. Fannie Mcfziu
carrying baby in her arms, was r,.n
down by a trolley car on TWentieth
street and Fourth avenue and mother
ana cn1ld We're mangled to death, being
dragged half a block under the car 1Ibo
accident was witnessed by MANY peonia
John Smith, the regular motorrnan. and
CHARLES Courseen. a learner, were imme-
dlately arrested and placed in the coun
ty jail.
New Yorh-The Journeymen Bakers
and Confectioners' National union is
said to be preparing for general strike
against the bakers combination A larga
general strike, it is believed will result
An ADDRESS has been issued by the in
ternational executive board, urging the
Journeymen to organize everywhere. A
new bread-kneading machine is credited
with being the cause of the trouble said
to be impending
Altoona Pa.-At Munson, mining town
north of this city, Emanuel Rinus, a
German miner, was emptying powder
from one cask into another at his home
when a spark fell from his pipe into the
powder The explosion which followed
wrecked the house and hurled the Rnus