The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-05
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Paris-There is a rumor that Foreign
Munster Delcasse will accompany Presi-
dent Loubet when the latter meets king
EDWARD on his passage through France
Much significance will attach to NJ. Del
caSSe presence on this occasion owing to
the Moroccan question. King Edward is
going to Copenhagen to be with King
Christian on the latter's eighty third
birthday.
Paris-The cabinet minister considered
the joint representations of American in
ssurance companies relative to the execu-
ton of the new insurance law The com
panies have been informed that the min
tSStry OF commerce intends to give retrac-
I'VE erect to the law. thus requiring the
e ente OF French securities as guar
France. -
topeka. Kan.-Chief Justice Johnston
0 a iHe supreme ;r court has issued an alter
ER@JuNe writ or mandamus requiring T. T.
Meney, state treasurer, and E E. Jewett.
xmarHen n OF the penitentiary ito appear
April II and show cause why they shouId
not issue bonds, provided for in the state
IIi rennery law. A decision on the val
iuity OF the law is desired.
Washington-Ministe Grin of Sweden
ana Norway and acting Secretary of State
t EOOin!s nave signed treaty supplement
the n, no the existing extradition treaty.
vention into OF which is to bring the con-
ciishses OF law in both countries.
nr MovaaSShiangtton-secretary Taft has APP
PnoNSu recommendation made nv Cen
Chaffee chief of staff, based on fbe re-
port or an army board which made y she
T bsI.o inquiry INTO the subject of the army
Dayonet In all its phases as a Waanon
ana as an article of equipment Of tbe 5oI
oier' providing for new bayonet
Washington-The Panama canal COM
mission completed it's organization nv re-
solving to continue the clerical forcS fOr
the present and by formally adontin1 the
orders OF the president and the seCreta,.y,
or war as resolutions in order to pi,e
them erect as acts of the commission
Wash1ngton-By a vote of 65 to 81 the
baltlmore conference of the NJ Z. church
instructed its committee on Sunday OBJ
SerNance TO incorporate in its report in
Structlons to ministers not to contribute
sermons or Sunday school lessons to Sun
gay newspapers.
Willemstad-Senor Lucas Geballero the
Colombian minister who was not received
! by President Castro of Venezuela has
Sailed Tor New York. It is reported that
| he Is charged with q Diplomatic misSion
relating to possible trouble between CO.
| lompla and Venezuela.
Cleveland O.-The question of wage
800 iOI tiie iOHSSnOremen on the great
| lakes has been referred to a committee
| composed of representatives of the dock
managers and the longshOremen. The
committee will meet today.
Fulton, Ky.-A mob twice attempted to
| force the Jail here in an effort to lynch
three negroes who are charged with shoot
ing Ot1cer Baker. Mayor Wall, members
OF the city council and citizens defended
the prisoners and defeated the mob.
San FranciSco-John Hays Hammond
| the mining engineer and representative of
GugSenhelm syndicate. has secured the
G0ntrol OF the Oroville Gold Dredging and
exploration company by ousting an Oppo-
| Sltlon which heretofore has maintained the
| direction of affairs.
Vallejo. Cal.-Sub-Le Andre Kara
DynJan. the third of the Russian officers
VINO broke their parole and returned to
RUSSIA. mas reported here to Rear Ad-
miral McCalla and renewed his personal
| parole.
Cory, Pa.-Lester Henry, an Indian.
| said to be a graduate of the Carlisle
school, killed one Indian with a shotgun
and wounded half dozen others before
sweetheart.
Willemstadt-Thres of the five Dutch
sailors who have been imprisoned illegally
IN Venezuela for seven months and
| against whose detention the Dutch gov
eminent had protested, have been re-
leased.
Atlanta. Ill.-The year old son Of
Frank Maupin was burned to death in a
fire which destroyed a carpenter Shop
The father was fatally burned trying to