The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-17
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

- WI 1 Meh1lnley her deep sorrow in the
great loss she has sustained.
Kiel, Prussia-The car and czarina-
with the other members of the Russian
!Inper1aI party, sailed for France ON the
imperial yacht STANDARD
Budapest-Twenty- three persons We're
aroWned by the wreck of a ferry boat
winch was crossing the flooded KuIpa
river, near OsalJa, Crotia.
New York-Assistant District Attorney
SE4dns announced that proceedings would
re begun against Deputy Commissioner
oppression. HO-'' 'i~
Chicago-Out of respect to the memory
p me president the sixth annual Women's
tournament of the Onwentsia. club, which,
r was TO pegln Sept. Is, has been post
poned one week.
jackson, Miss.-Acting Gov. Harrison
; d procIamation calling on all cit
lzens to observe Thursday next as a dav
VI mourning and prayer at their usual
place of worship
Pontiac, Mich.-Fire Sunday DESTROYED
G 9ide ia oel.; portion of Q. j. Beudett &
20: 5 ca carriage body works, located here.
LOSS $6O,OO0 insurance for $47. 600. About
go men were employed
New York-Among the passengers who
arrived here on board the steamer Yea
1 YdrIt, from OF :, Antwerp. were NJ. H. De
foungz of San Francisco and Rear Ad-
Inlral Henry Erben, q. s. N, retired.
WaSh1ngton-Acting POSTMASTER General
SEallenberger issued the following order:
Out OF respect to the memory of our
lete PRESIDENT all poStofticeS will be clos
ed on Thursday, Sept 49, after 10 a. M
Chicago-Dr Isaac Sav1in the Buffalo
physician arrested here to investigate his
ueallnss with the anarchist, Emma Gold
man, was released by Magistrate Prindi-
vile. There was no evidence against him.
augusta Me-Jacob Dearborn Mari,
VINO some time ago killed his three chill
ulen with an axe in the presence of their
nother in Clinton. has hanged himself
with rope made from sheet in his cell
IN the insane asylum here.
Springfield, Ill.-The National Rrotbar-
hood of Coal Hosting engineers opened
their biennial convention in this city.
WIN Nick Taylor, Danville, ILL.,, presi-
cent presiding. T. A. Jenkins, Dam
vile, Ill, Is secretary.
Berlin-The three diertcors of the He'll
prom GeWeicke bank, which closed Sar-
urday owing to a run en- that institution
nave been arrested. The losses, it is
now sala, amount to over 100000 marks
chleIly IN gold mining Speculations in
London
st. Louis-Gov. Dockery, of Missouri.
accompanied by his military staff, passed
through st. Louis on his way to Wash
pgton D. =, to attend the funeral serv-
ices over the remains of President Nc
K1nley. He will return Friday or Satur--
day.
Youngstown. Ohio-The plants of the
american amer steel Hoop company in this
city, Girard, Miles, Warren and Pomeroy
(Ohio), and Greenville, Pa, resumed oper-
atoms after ten weeks shutdown as the
result of the strike. About 5000 men re-
turned to work.
Washington-A telegram has been re-
ceived at the treasury department from
Comptroller Dawes stating that he would
not take up consideration of the re-
organization of the failed Seventh Ma
t1onal bank until after his return from
President McKinley's funeral at Canton.
Oconto Falls, Wis.-The Falls Manufac-
turing company suffered a loss by fire of
$4,000. The fire started in the heater
room and spread to the wet machine
room. These were destroyed with all ma
chinery. No statement of insurance Is
given. The plant will be rebuilt at once.
Knoxville, Tenn.-A committee named
by Mayor HeiskeI left Knoxville going
to Washington to attend the late presi- :
dents funeral. This was done in accord
ance with suggestion made by Mayor
j. NJ. Head, of Nashville, that Southern
cities send representatives.
Springfield, Ill.-Proceedings in bank
ruptcy We're instituted in the United
States district court by Wedekind, Hell
lenberg Tanning company, Louisville,
KY, and several other creditors, against
A. Nelsinger Leather company, Spring
field, extensive wholesale dealers IN
leather.
Bradford Junction, Ohio-A. F. Little,
great sachem of Ohio Red Men, today
issued a proclamation announcing the
death of President Mckinley and direct
council of sorrow ON the sleep of the
travelling moon either in their own hall
or in public places of meeting.
Baltimore, Md-Six hundred employees
of the Baltimore postoffice have appoint
ed committee to arrange for bronze
tablet dedicated to me memory of Presr-
dent Mckinley, which will be placed at
some point of vantage within the post
office building. 1t is intended to have the
design of the best workmanship, its esti-
mated cost to be $1,000.
ST. Louis-Several hundred delegates,
with their wives and families, are In st.
Louis, in attendance on the forty-ninth
annual meeting of the American Phar-
most prominent pharmacists of the
United States, Canada, Mexico, Central,
West Indies, Hawaii and the Philippines
are here.
the st. Louis Transfer company, number
ing about 200 struck for an increase in
wages from $50 to $50 per month. Tho
BIZ sIness of the company is tied UP tenn
porarily by the strikers, but President
George P. ramsay says that it will be re-
sUmed in a few days with full quota OF
new men.
San Francisco-The Call prints story
to the effect that Postmaster Chamber
lain, of Pacific Grove. is certain that
Leon Colgosz was in Pacific Grove dur
ing President McKinley's visit to that
place on the occasion of the California
G. A. r. encamDment. and that he
called for letters giving the name of Fred
Nieman.
Milwaukee-Four half-drowned marin
ers were taken off the schooner G. Ellen,
of Racine, by Capt. Charles A. Lyman,
of the steamer Nyack. The schooner
was about to go to pieces when the men
We're rescued. The steamer Nyack was
bound for Milwaukee from Grand Haven,
Mich. and sighted the wreck when
twenty-five miles from this port. A ter
rible sea was on.
Copenhagen-Th King of Greece, the
Crown Prince of Denmark, Frederick, in
behalf of the King of Denmark and
Prince Christian, the heir preSumptive to
the throne of Denmark, called personally
on the United States minister, Mr.. SVEN
son, and expressed sympathy and condo
States and Mrs. McKiley on the death
of the president.
New York;. overton Paine the stock
broker who was arrested a few days
ago on a charge of larceny on a COM
plant made by Maurice A. Thorner who
had had some stock transactions with
Justice McAdam in the supreme court.
The Justice sustained the contention of
Paines counsel that he was wrongfully
and illegally committed.
Chicago-At a meeting of the Union
League club what is intended as the be-
ginning of national movement for q
memorial for President Mckinley Was
started Volney w. Foster, president of
the club was instructed to appoint COM
mittee to take the matter in charge. The
names of ex-President Cleveland, w. j.
Bryan and Lyman j. Gage were men
toned as members of the committee.
Marion. Ind.-A movement is under way
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