The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-06
AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

FRANKLIN, Pa--M1SS Celia Sibley, daugh-
ter of Congressman Joseph c. Sibley and
William McCalmont Wilson, of Washing
ton, D. c., were married at noon.
Galesburg, nl.-Commencement exer-
cises at Lombard college were attended
by United States minister to China, E.
H. Conger, Of the class of 81. A public
reception preceded the exercises.
Milwaukee, Wis.-The fraternity of
operative millers opened a three days
session at the Plankinton house. A large
number of delegates are present from all
parts of the union where flour is manu-
featured.
New York-Lord Pauncefote, British
ambassador to the United States, sailed
on the steamship st. Louis for South
ampton. He is returning to England for
a rest, and expects to be gone until early
in October.
Berlin-Herr Dalin president of the
Hamburg-American Steamship company
took luncheon with Emperor William
Tuesday and gave his majesty an account
of his visit to America. The em9er Or
also received the widow of Baron Won
Ketteler.
Constantinople-Th French embassy
is being felicitated by the officials of tire
other embassies for securing the settle
ment of it's Armenian massacre claims.
The Porte, June 4, paid over $40 000 the
blance of the comp ensation demanded for
French losses.
Macon, Mo.-Tn fit of temporary in
sanity, Engineer James Stacey killed his
wife and eighteen-year-old daughter
into the street, and meeting a neighbor
told what he had done. He then drew
revolver and committed suicide.
Coleman, Mich.-William ArneH, Of
Beaverton, shot and killed his six-year-
old daughter fatally wounded his wife
Samuel Dopp, who were in the house
when Mrs. Dopp's husband fatally
wounded him with a charge from a shot
gun.
Cory, Pa.-Fire broke out in the vii
lage of Waterford and for time the
village was threatened with destruction
The fire was the work Of incendaries and
the town is wild with excitement as tn 8
was the third attempt to start a con-
flagration. No estimate of the loss has
been made.
Chicago-Edward KirnbaH, retired
merchant of this city, famous for his eff
forts during the past twenty-four years
in the direction of raising funds for the
relief of debt-burdened churches through
out the United States, died a. the home
Of his son here. 1t is est mated that
he has raised fully SIS, 100000 for church
work.
New. York-F1avell Mcgee attorney,
went before Vice Chancellor Stevens in
Jersey City and applied for an injunction
| to prevent the Amalgamated Copper
company from carrying out at it's spe-
cial meeting today the deal for increase
of it's capital stock to absorb the Boston
q Montana and the Butte & Boston
companies.
Cincinnati-The Cincinnati Traction
company has secured all the lines oper-
ating across the river. The directors OF
the Cincinnati, Coyington & Newport
street railway will meet today, when it
| is said the sale will be confirmed This
Will put all of the street railroads on both
| sides of the river here under the control
of the Widener-Elkins syndicate
ST. Louisa convention to perfect the
temporary organization made at Louis
| vile last May of the National Metal
! Trades council will be held in this city
some time during the latter part of JULY.
me OBJECT OF the new organization is to
! brlng the metal trades into a closer al
lance. James Kramer, Of Richmond.
| Va, is the temporary president
Saint Brieux, France-Ffve fishing
poats, winch went on fishing cruise in
Iceland waters, have been missing for
two months and are now believed to
nave foundered in a gale April g. Their
entire crews, numbering 1T men. are
| supposed to have persisted. There is a
general mourning here and in the neigh
boring villages.
United States circuit court, handed down
decision in the suit of George D. Mum
ford and st. George Lane Fox Pitt
against the Ecuador Improvement asso-
-
ing order issued last Monday. The court
| will hear arguments on the question of
an injunction to prevent the issuing of
debenture bonds by the defendant com
pany on Friday next.
Pittsburg, Pa--The suit of Catherine
Davis, better known as Kittle HuddIe-
stone, against Nixon & Zimmerman, pro-
prletors of the Alvin theater. for a share
Of the estate of the actor, Charles A
laws Calvin Joslin), whose widow she
| claimed to be. was thrown out of co11rt
the court ruling that the suit should
properly have been rorght in the or
! phans court. 1t will be carried to the
supreme court.
New York-The report of George A
Ferguson, an analytical chemist. who
made an examination Of the stomach Of
Rev. H. S. Phillips, of HaZelton. Pa. who
was found dead in the apartments Of
DR." Kirke Stanley, three weeks ago.
shows that Father Phillips was not pois,
oned. When Stanley was arraigned. Cor
oner Beisch said that his hope to hear
that the dead priest was not poisoned
had been realized and it gave him much
pleasure to release Stanley from Gus
tody
New York-Richard Hayden Moulton
the young man who attempted to shoot
May Buckley, an actress, about two
months ago in Broadway rathskellar,
was indicted on Monday last by the
grand jury under the name Of Richard
II. Norris, on the complaint of John D.
Leftingwell. Tuesday he was discharged
on his own recognizance by Judge Cow
ing. Moulton was removed from the
prison ward in Bellevue hospital to an
other ward in the same hospital. He
will be taken South in a short time by
his mother.