The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22
NEWS CONDENSED

men at the steel plant docks ouite work
to foremanship.
The Hague-The former residents of The
Iransvaal now in this city entirely dis
credit the rumors of the death of Gen.
Dewet emanating from Durham, Natal.
Fretorla-Twelve more Boer leaders. in
cluulng commandment Schepers, whose
capture was announced Oct r. have
been permanently banished from South
Africa.
London-During the proceedings in
court IN connection with the bankruptcy
OF Marquis of QueenSberry it TRANSFERRED
that his unsecured liabilities amounted
to e12.0OO.
London-It is announced that the pub
ncatlon of the Anglo-SaXon Review, edit
ed by Mrs. George CORVALLIS West (kady
Randolph ChurchilD, will cease with the
present issue.
Bastia, Corsica-A fatal ARRAY has
taken place during the municipal cleo
tons at Lingitizzeta. between political
factions. Three men were killed with
oaggers, and six were fatally wounded.
Dover, England-The French mail boat
LIE Nord, on her arrival here today, re-
ported that ten of her egine hands had
Deen seriously injured. some of them IA
tally, by an explosion The passengers
We're safely landed.
Perpignan, France-A number of desert
ers from Spanish dragon regiment
have reported themselves to the gen
oarmes here. The soldiers say they de-
serted on account of incessant i'll treat
ment They refuse to return to Spain
London-Sir Archibald Levin Smith.
who recently resigned the post of master
OF rolls, on account of Ill health, died at
Morayshire, Scotland He had rowed
Inrlce with Cambridge against Oxford.
He was born in 1886.
London-The American line steamer
81 Louis, which sails from Southampton
for New York Saturday next, will take
among her passengers Mr.. and Mrs An
Grew Carnegie, and Lord Pauncefote, the
British ambassador to the United States.
and Lady Pauncefote.
Salt Lake City, Utah-A cave-in in ono
OF the drifts of the East Honerine mine
at stockton Utah, entombed Supt. III. G.
sutton and two miners. The two miners
located.
ST. Petersburg-Father Kochuroff. a
priest of the Orthodox church, residing
IN chicago, has been most successful in
collecting funds for the erection of a
cnurch building in that city. He will start
Tor nome shortly with draft for $50, coo.
New York-Secretary of War Root and
his daughter spent Sunday at Clinton,
ana yesterday Secretary Root paid visit
10 Hamilton college and looked over the
changes and improvements made there.
He will leave Clinton today for Wash
ington.
Crystal Falls, Mich.-Mike Kane, living
near Beechwood, was shot in a Quarrel
with man named McGraW Kane was
brought to the hospital in this city today,
and the doctors fear he will die. McGraW
is still at liberty, but the sheriff is in
pursuit.
New York-A delegation of Porto Rican
merchants arrived here on the Ponce
from San Juan They were met at the
steamship pier by a committee of New
business n md .fod -
hotel, where an informal luncheon was
given in their honor.
: New York-Sir Thomas Upton has lust
returned from Chicago. When asked at
the station, he said he had enjoyed his
visit to Chicago and had received more
Invitations of social nature than he had
been able to accept. He is being enter.
tanned by John D. Crimmins
Knoxville, Tenn.-A special to the SEN
tinel from Johnson City says the Car
negie iron furnace. and plant at that
place Is about to be secured by the
Cranberry Iron & Coal company This
company expects to make many necessary
repairs and put the furnace into active
operation at an early date.
London-The Church Missionary society
mas received mail reports showing that
the bubonic plague is ravaging Foo-Chow
and vicinity. Fifteen hundred cases of
the disease are reported daily and for a
couple of weeks upwards of 1,0O0 collins
each day.
Rochester, N. Vt is announced that
there is talk of forming a company to
combine all the plants in the country
producing cameras and Photographic sup
pines, and that papers of Incorporation
PROBABLY Will be filed in New jersey on
LIahlIrsday, placing the capital stock at
$50, 0GG, Geo.
milwaukee,, Wis.-Judge Jenkins in the
United States court, denied the petition
OF the minority bondholders Of the de-
unct United States Milling company ask
ing for stay of proceedings and that
the sale of the properties be made in sep
arate parcels. The sale of the various
properties will be made in about six
weeks, according to the original decision.
New Haven, Conn.--Henry mcdonnell
Sedley, Yale student, has been ar
rested by the police for causing the
death of Edward Corrigan, of the law
school. The police say that Corrigan
and Sedley with other students. were
in lunch wagon near the campus late
Saturday night, and that Sedley threw
Corrigan from the wagon so that he
struck on his head, fracturing his skull.
Goshen, Ind.-The -year-old daughter
OF Joseph Gordy was burned to death
IN hre which destroyed the Gordy
farmhouse, twelve miles from here, dur
ing the night. The parents had left
two children alone in the house and had
gone to a dance. A young son escaped
adter vain efforts to rescue his sister.
The fire is thought to have been incen-
diary.
Boston-Two of the leading banks of
Boston, the Shoe and Leather and the
National Bank of Redemption, each with
a capital of 81, 100000, have decided to con
solidate The National Bank of Re
demption will absorb the Shoe and
Leather, but President Toumlin, of the
latter, will remain at the head of the
new institution. President Case of the
redemption retiring.
London-The announcement of tbe en-
gagement of the Duke of Hamilton and
Brandon to Nina Poore, one of England
beauties, has caused widespread Interest.
The Duke of Hamilton and Brandon is
premier peer of Scotland and hereditary
keeper or HolyrOod palace. A few years
ago he was poor lieutenant in the navy.
but succeeded to the titles and estates in
1885, -
Milwaukee, Wis.-The body of William
Welnecke, of Racine, who was drowned
In mysterious manner early on Sat,1r-
day morning, was recovered near the
place where he was drowned There
We're no marks on the body which would
indicate foul play, and the version of the
police is that Weinecke slipped into the
river and was accidentally drowned. A
gold watch and chain and two cents were
found in his clothing.
Lawton, o. Thames Wood. who drew
the capital prize in the Lawton land dis
ulct at tne Ell Keno lottery, last August,
and settled a claim valued at nearly $50,
geo, is dead of typhoid fever after brief
illness. Before his death all the con-
tests for his quarter section claim
adjoining the town of Lawton hal been
disposed of by the interior department,
and his W ldcw will come into undisputed
possession of the property
indianapolis, indian appeal to the cir
cut court of appeals was granted by
Judge Baker, OF the United States court,
in the rortnr,1nt 1850
Of the Chicago Typographical union, who
was fined for violating the courts injunc-
ton against the striking printers ait Ham
mond, Ind The court fixed the aDnaal