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

AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED.
Wheeling, w. ya.-Carrie Nation has
given pond to keep the peace and APP
pealed the case. She left the city.
New York-Wu Ting Fang. Chinese
minister to the United States, has sent
500 to depository here for Miss Stones
ransom fund.
Simla-Habib UIlah Khan has been Of
ncially proclaimed ameer, and the acces-
sion has been accepted by his brothers
and the sirdars. All is quiet at Kabul
Cleveland, Ohio-The seventh orr,.,
convention of the National Hardware Sc
ISOLATION began here with an attendanca
Oh between 500 and 600 delegates.
Charleston, S. C.-The twentieth animal
convention OF the National Funeral Di
reetors' association met here I'Wenfv-ona
states are represented in the conventinn
winch will hold sessions until SATURDAY.
Paris-A decree of the fifth chamber of
the civil tribunal issued today provides
mat the estates of the Jesuits AMI AS
sumptionists shall be liquidated as 3heT,
nave not complied with the associations
law 'AS
New York-Fifteen Mexican artillery
officers will sail for Antwerp on the Red
star liner Southwark, en- route to France
where they will study the manufacfnrt.
and manipulation of the French ord
nance.
Helsingfors-A new monster petition to
the ear in regard to the military edicts
mas peen signed by 100000 persons The
ppetltlon states that the new laws are
directed against the right of the Films to
ENJOY a political and national existence
of their own.
Omer, Mich.-The dwelling of c. Peters
at Santiago, village twelve miles north
OF mere, burned last night, and three of
MS children persisted in the flames. In
trying to save them Peters was so badly.
burned that he will die. Mrs Peters was
also seriously burned.
New York-The memorial committee in
charge of the arrangements for the King
Alfred the Great memorial announces
. that Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford former
minister to Spain, and Sir John Bourinot
K. c. M. G., LID, the historian of Can
ada, will speak at the banquet here
Oct. %.
Dayton, Ohio-Dr. Russell Mckinley, of
Steubenville, Ohio, cousin of the late
president, was elected moderator of the
| Presbyterian synod conYe ntion here with
upwards Of 300 delegates in attendance.
The election was made by reclamation.
The day was largely devoted to the re-
eeption of reports.
Dallas, Textile state of Texas is
starting prosecutions against fraudulent
oil companies. More than one hundred
of that class have issued millions of dol
lars of worthless stock during the early
stages of the oil excitement boom. The
suits will be tried at Austin, where the
Texas grand jury is investigating.
Omaha, Neb.-Two cars of the Chicago
& North Western Fast Mail No. g. duo
here at $50, were ditched at Crescen-,
Iowa, ten miles north of Council Bluffs,
caused by broken fiange. Mail Clerks
Harry Purdy and ]. P. Mcmahon were
badly bruised and II. w. Miller had his
back broken. The train carries no pas
Sengers.
Madrid-A royal decree orders the pay
ment in gold of all taxes, interest upon
bonds, shares or dividends and On re-
demptions by companies who are to pay
their shareholders and bondhoIders in
gold. AS there is no gold in Spain the
taxes will be paid in pesetas, calculated
on the basis of the official quotation of
the gold premium.
Marion, Ind.-The coroner went to East
Converse to take charge Of a human
skeleton found in the debris of a saloon
formerly conducted by Robert Clark,
now in prison for murder at his saloon
two years ago. The skeleton is thought
to be that of Clinton Buchanan, who
disappeared mysteriously three years ago
with a large amount of money on his
person.
New York-Father T. McGrady. pastor
of st. Anthony's church, of Bellevue,
ing Archbishop Corrigan to debate on
socialism. Father McGrady's challenge
is the result of Archbishop Corrigan's
recent denunciation of socialism. Fa-
IHGT MC1EdQY mas IldQG d NUMBER u
speeches recently in the interest of the
Socialist party.
Wheeling, w. Va.-Two fast Baltimore
& Ohio freight trains came together near
Bracksville, resulting in the loss of one
life, four people being injured and dam
age to the amount of S1500oO. The wreck
occurred in Murphy's cut and the trains
were moving at a high rate of speed. En-
Ohio, was killed. The wreck was the re-
suit of Engineer Weigle overlooking an
order
San Diego, CaI-Two men were killed
in a saloon here late Tuesday night.
James A. Posey, proprietor of the place,
and Andy Quinlan, proprietor of a near
by saloon, were standing on opposite
sides of the bar. Angry words passed
and they drew their revolvers and fired
simultaneously. Posey sank down be-
hind the bar and expired almost instant
ly. Quinlan staggered into the street
and died a few minutes later.
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.-The whaleback
steamer Thomas Wilson went on the reef
at Bailey's Harbor, Tuesday night during
heavy storm and dense log, and VIII
prove a total loss. The Wilson was light
and bound to Escanaba for an ore cargo
Losing her bearings she struck the reel
while going at a pretty high rate of speed
and was driven far out. The crew OF
twenty were taken off by the Bailey
Harbor life saving crew.
Meeker. Cocaine Wardens Harris
and FraVert, with Sher1n Amlck and
eight deputies, arrested four Uncompah-
gre Utes three squaws and one papoose
eight miles from Meeker. They had 800
green hides in their camp. Only one ot
the Indians showed a desire to resist and
he was quickly disarmed. Rio Blanco
county he's been full of Indians for the
last three weeks. They are said to be
Indians from Utah reservations on their
annual hunt.
Des Moines, Iowa-Two hundred dele
gates from ten states met here to at
tend the national grand lodge of the T.
E. o. secret society composed OF wom-
en-. The Sisterhood was organized in 1879
by seven girl graduates of the Wesleyan
University of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, to
perpetuate the friendship of college Gays.
The society now has 5000 members and
chapte S in fifteen states. The session
will last two days behind closed doors.
Manila-Gen Smith sailed from here
for the relief of the island of Samar.
He will take command of Samar and
Leyte, so as to enable Gen. Hughes to
devote himself to the island of Cebu,
where trouble is possible unless strong
measures are adopted. Gen. Smith Will
be accompanied by a battalion OF the
Seventh infantry, who are anxious to
avenge the disaster to Company {, OF the
Ninth infantry. Further accounts from
Samar received here show that horrible
indignities were perpetrated on the dead
bodies