The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-25
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.

faris-Prlnce Joachim Murat died at
his chateau ut Chambly.
Wellington. N, 1.-The steamer Mokoyi
Is reported coming IN, having In tow the
steamer Monowai, week overdue from
auckland. with l35 passengers and az
crew of 70.
Cincinnati The announcement is made
hore that the thlrty-thlrd reunion Of the
pa held Nov, 10 and II at indianapolis.
Richard s. Tuthill. of Chicago. makes
tho annual address.
San Francisco-The California fish COM
mission viii ship to Honolulu by the
steamer Samoa large number OF black
bass fry. The same steamer will also
carry some sockeye salmon fry, sent
from Victoria, b. c., to New Zealand.
Manila-Gen. Hughes telegraphs from
the Island of Cebu; reporting that there
Samar since the fight at Ganga river.
Gen. Smith is busy increasing the garri-
sons In Samar and preparing for active
measures.
Queenstown-M essrs. John E. Redmond,
Patrick A.. McIIugh and Thomas O'Don-
nell, the Nationalist members of parlia-
ment who are to visit the United States
IN behalf of the Irish cause, sailed for
New York. They were given "a great
send-off.
Knoxville, Tenn.-The monument of
Tennessee marble erected to the memory
of $4,000 Tennesseeans, who enlisted for
service IN the federal army in the Civil
war, 5000 of whom never returned home,
was dedicated in the National cemetery
in this city.
Oakland, Cal.-John j. Valentine, of the
Wells-F'argo express company, is lying
dangerously ill at his residence in East
Oakland. Ever since last July he has
been suffering from acute heart trouble.
but not until a month ago was his condi-
ton considered serious.
Detroit. Mich.-Alexander Winton, of
Cleveland, drove his racing automobile
mile on the Crosse Pointe track in
LOS 2-5, which is two-fifths of a second
lower than the record established by Hen
ry Fourier. Mr.. Winton made five con-
secutiye miles under 1:09
Corning, N. Investigation shows
that there was only a small quantity of
stamps in possession of the tramps ar
rested here on suspicion that they had
something to do with the Chicago post
Office robbery. The local police do not be-
lieve that the men had any hand in the
Chicago robbery.
Barcelona--The anarchist propaganda IN
favor of a general strike is proving fruit
full in Spain. Leading anarchists assert
that committees throughout the world
representing 100000 workers, are only
waiting the signal to inaugurate the uni
yersal strike proposed by the German
workmen and approved by the American
and European committees.
New York-In the opinion of the Paris
correspondent of the London Times and
the New York Times, the frmneSs of the
French government has prevented the
big coal strike that was threatened, the
committee of the Miners federation de-
Gliding against action Finally all the OPP
position papers rail and insult the COM
mittee for its alleged lack of courage.
New York-George Kleinmand, a hospi-
tai steward at the United States artillery
garrison at Fort Slocum, is under arrest
charged with errors in his accounts. He
n--kx- ILL
known in the army, having been for nine
teen years in domestic and foreign
service. He is married and has several
children.
Washington-The Scottish Rite conven-
ton transacted little business Several
additions were made to the roll of the
third degree MasonS and to the
court of honor. The session was devoted
principally to discussion of the best
method of choosing active members, of
which there is one from each jurisdiction.
No conclusion was reached on this sub
ject.
Chicago-speeial efforts are being made
to secure the presence of President
Roosevelt during the International Live
stock exposition, which begins here Dec.
5. The presidents announcement that
he would visit Chicago if arrangements
could be made to fit his official pro.
gramme, has prompted the promoters of
the exposition to extend an urgent in
yitatio:..
San Jose, Cal.-Loca1 packers estimate
the amount of prunes of the crop of 1900
now on hand at LOCO carloads. The es-
timated crop of Santa Clara county
prunes this year is 100000 pounds,
which, together with the estimated 20
600, 600 pounds of the Italian variety pro-
duced by Oregon, Washington and Idaho,
constitute the stock to be disposed of.
Altoona, Pa-The Altoona Iron COM
pany, the largest industry outside of the
Pennsylvania Railway company's shops
III this city, employing several hundred
cause it is impossible to secure coal. This
is due 10 the car famine existing on the
Pennsylvania lines, on account of the
enormous freight traffic. The local car
shops are working double time to supply
the demand.