The Saint Paul globe., 1904-10-21

luncheon at Buckingham palace the Off
GERS Of the American warships now at
Grayesend. st-
Havana-No news has been received of
the Spanish royal mail steamer Buenos
Aires, which left New York Oct IS, and
IS now four days overdue at this port.
st. Louis, Mo.-The American Associa-
tion of Farmers Institute Workers elected
president, J. c. Hardy Jackson Miss;
secretary treasurer, G.. c. Creelman,
Joliet, III The call for a convention
OF Bryan Democrats and Silver Repub-
lieans," to be held in Chicago Oct. 25 to
indoEse the. Watson ticket. has received
signatures from twenty two states.
New York-Messrs. Hearst, suIzer,
Towne, Baker and Laughlan, nominees for
congress on the Democratic ticket in this
city, have been officially notified that they
also have been nominated by the peoples
party.
CoIon-There is a dubious rumor here
that large body of armed Colombians
has been concentrated near CuIebra, with
the intention of making an attack there
on Nov. 8, the first anniversary of the
secession of Panama from Colombia.
Hayana-After seven months of, ,fruitless
sittings the session OF the Cuban, con-
over seats continued throughout the ses
sion and resulted in the seating of nearly
all the moderate coalition contestants.
Cleveland Ohio-The Pittsburg Steam
ship company has placed an order with
the American Shipbuilding company for
four ore steamers to cost $4,000 each.
The boats will be 569 feet long nine feet
longer than the A. B. WoiTin. They
will have a capacity of 10000 tons.
New York-After fruitless search.
which began last Saturday, Mrs. Rae
Singer, twenty years old, has been found
locked in a closet within less than a
block of her home She had been i'm
prisoned four days without food or water
She locked herself in the closet while
delirious from illness.
st. Louis, Mo.-The National Live
stock exchange is in session here. The
report of the secretary treasurer showed
a large increase in membership since the
last annual meeting the exchanges of St
Paul, Kansas City and Cincinnati having
joined the association.
Lendon-The army council has issued
an important order, under which, instead
of enlisting three years with the colorS
and nine in the reserves infantry Of the
line will in future enlist for nine years
with the coiorS and three in the reserves.
thus practically aboiishing the short serv-
ice system.
Portland. Or-The business Of buying
Oregon and Washington wheat for ship
1nenf to Eastern markets has ceased. The
railroad companies cannot supply enough
cars TO handle. the traffic. From 10000.
600 to 15.000.000 bushels have been sold on
Eastern account and of this amount not
over one-third has been forwarded.
Lake Mohonk. n. Y.-T1le session Of
the Indian conference was devoted en-
tirely to the Philippines and Porto Rico.
DIR. Fred w. Atkinson, ". Leon Pepperme,
Gen c. A. GoodaIe w G. BFumbaugh,
Prof. Hosmer of Amherst. Gorfiam ID.
Gilman DIR. Samuel M. Lindsay. Jacob
III. HolIender and ". N. Armstrong were
the speakers.
Washington. D. C.-American marines
will be retained on the isthmus OF Pana-
ma for the present. prepared TO meet
any emergency which may arise because
of the disgrgntled elements IN ae,l the new re-
new battalion of marines to geeto the
isthmus about Nov. 13 to relieve the bat
talon which has been there for year, (