The Saint Paul globe., 1904-11-16
News Condensed

Wellington. Kan-E. B. Weimer bank
cashier, is dead of typhoid fever as the
result of eating oysters at his sisters
We0dlng several days ago. He and other
guests We're made i'll and several may not
recover. Both the bride and groom, Mr.
and Mrs Tapiey, are dangerously ill.
MISUNDERSTANDING has demanded
the degradation of the officers and the
punishment of the men concerned in the
assault on Herr Eekhardt. German con-
Sular agent at Urfa who was severely
beaten by Turkish soldiers, and the pay
ment of an indemnity
Rome-The meeting of the biblical COM
mission had to be postponed on account
OF the illness of several of the prelates
Cardinal Rampolla has an attack of bron-
chltls; Cardinal Wives Luto has asthma,
and the condition of Cardinal Langenieux
has become grave.
ST GATHERINGS, ont.-The Chicago ex-
press on the Grand Trunk railroad coll
lided with a light pilot engine. Both en-
gines We're badly damaged and four
coaches We're turned upside down. Eleven
persons We're injured.
Owego, N. Y-Owego never had seen so
many men who are prominent in public
life as We're assembled here in response
to the invitations of Senator Platt to his
buckwheat breakfast. Senator Depew was
the chief speaker.
tOme-Antl-Au demonstrations,
having their origin in the recent riotouS
demonstrations at Innsbruck over the
institution of an Italian. faculty in the
university there, are of frequent occur
renee in Italy.
Washington-Lieu Gen. Won Lowen-
field and Maj. Won Schmettow, the per-
sonal representatives of Emperor VIII
liam at the unwilling of the statue of
Frederick the Great next Saturday, have
arrived here.
Reno. Nev.-The result of the election
for congressman in this state is still in
doubt. Both the Republican and Demo-
cratic. committees claim a victory by
Pittsburg, Pa.-Forty- five delegates of
the American commission appointed by
the Liverpool council of Presbyterian and
met here.
London-A branch of the Navy League
of the United States has been organized
here, with F. 3. Blake, chairman; Frank
Bliss. vice chairman, and Lewis c. Hay.
secretary.
Jersey City. N IA meeting of the
steel billet pool was held here. 1t is un-
derstood that an advance of $1.50 a ton
in billets was agreed to, making the price
81 per ton.
Los Angeles. Cal.-David B. Henderson,
former speaker Of the house of repre-
sentatives. may take up the practice Of
law and remain permanently in Los An
geles.
New York-Capt. A. T. Rouse. of tha
royal naval reserve of Great Britain:
committed suicide by taking carbolic acid
at his lodgings. He was fifty-five years
OF age.
Detroit. Mich.-Prominent Episcopalians
from Michigan Ohio, Indiana. Illinois and
wisconsin are here holding the Iaymen's
Rome-Unusually cold weather and a
wind storm from the north prevailing
throughout the peninsula are causing con-
siderable damage and much suffering.
st. Louis-The sum of s191. $50. 81, the
last installment on the federal loan OF
$4,000, 600. made to the worlds fair, has
been paid by the exposition officials.
Norfolk. va.-Reports from Kinnaketa.
on the Carolina coast, tell Of tidal wave
washing a house away. Two lives are
known to have been lost.
washington. d. C.-The comptroller Of
the currency has issued a call for the
condition OF national banks at the close
of business Nov. ~.
to strike. The carriers having struck.
freight is being moved under police pro-
lection
ship company is fitting cut the new
Fuerst Bismarck as cruising sani-
tariun-
Ann Arbor. Mich--The University OF
Michigan health officials declare that the
zyoa1Inox anifferraic. has nassed the danger