The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-19
News Condensed


conduct and violation of law in connec-
9on with the inspection of the steamer
General Slocum. which was burned with
a loss of more than thousand lives
John w. Fleming and Henry Lundberg
former United States inspectors of steam
boats, are on trial here.
Chicago-An injunction suit was insti-
tuted> by State Insurance Superintendent
Verdenburg against the Federal council
United States Fraternal league, for al
leged failure to comply with the laws. He
AYERS the company is insolvent and made
false returns. A receiver is asked.
Washington, D. C.-The United States
first annual report says that the law has
been made increasingly effective and no
further legislation is needed beyond what
Is required to meet the added expense Of
conducting the examination work.
Chicago-The Bridgeport furnaces of
the Illinois III Steel company, which have
ice again this week, making practically
every one of the company's plants in Chi
cago or vicinity in full operation.
= Berkeley, Cal-sheng, viceroy of Chilli
province. China, has been induced by
Prof. John Fryer. OF the department Of
Oriental languages at the state univer-
,sity. to provide five scholarships for Chi
nese students now at the university.
Durango, Col.-After fearful sufferings
during which one man was frozen to
death and another became insane, the
surviving members of a party that tried
to open UP a railway from Lumberton to
EIvadO have been rescued.
Cleveland Ohio-Two physicians were
called to see Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick In
jail. She is said to be suffering from
Dawley says she is afflicted with heart
trouble.
Pueblo, Colin a deposition Mrs
Blanche Shaw declares that she assisted
Chief of Detectives Wilson in making out
dozens of fraudulent registration sheets
and received pay from him for so doing.
Baku, Russia-Under arrangements be-
tween owners and employees of the oil
fields the working day has been fixed at
nine hours for laborers and eight hours
for skilled workmen.
Chicago-Thirty men and two tugs
have waged struggle against wind and
crib in Lake Michigan to prevent the
Chicago water supply intake from being
clogged by immense fields of ice.
Chicago-Detectives are searching Chi
cago for man who has represented him
self here as the son of j. l. Case. mil
i1onaire manufacturer of Racine, Wis,
and secured a $500 diamond ring on credit
from Chicago firm.
Santa Fe, N M.-Both houses of the
legislature passed resolutions protesting
against the passage of a joint statehood
bill and insisting that New Mexico is en-
titled to statehood as it stands and with
its present name.
Washington, D. C-Senor N. veloz
Goitieoa, secretary of the bureau of
American republics, has been appointed
Venezuelan charge daffaires here.
Washington, D. C.-There were s5s
applicants for positions in the Panama
zone examined by government examiners
throughout the country in one day.
Washington, D. C-Postmaster General
Wynne has determined to make the spe-
portant and best paying features of the
postal service.
Washington, D. C.-Representatiye
strict the organization of corporations in
the District of Columbia except for busi-
ness wholly in the district.
Detroit. Mich-With three sheriffs ac-
tually lodged in the county JAIL the cues
ton who is legally the chief executive
ofheer OF Wayne county is before the
courts.
Chicage-A comparative municipal mu-
scum which is to have rare collection of
many countries is being established here.
New York-The American Society of
Landscape Architects has held it's annual
meeting and dinner in this city J. c.
Olmstead was elected president
Shemakha, Caucasia-The report that
an earthquake has occurred here and that
hundreds of people have been buried was
entirely untrue.
/. Belgrade-A cabinet crisis is believed to
be imminent, and it is expected a new
cabinet will be formed by the regicide
party.
Essen. Germany-The situation in the
coal mining districts is becoming more
serious daily. The number of strikers
officially reported now reaches 1885, ,000
New York-George Foster Peabody,
banker and treasurer of the Democratic
national committee, has broken down
physically but is not seriously ILL.,.
Pittsburg, Pa.lThe annual meeting of
the Carnegie hero fund commission was
held here and all the old officers were re-
elected
HEPBURN BILL Is TO
BE RUSHED THROUGH