The Globe-republican., 1905-05-11
LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

|
Rapids, Ia, aged 10 years.
A vienna newspaper says that Ku'
belik, the violinist, will soon become
the owner Of string Of race horses.
| AT Constadt two naval officers, who
recently at a ball were singing revo-
lutionary songs, have been sentenced
to two years in prison.
BY judgment of the supreme court
of Pretoria the old Boer law forbid
ding natives in the Transvaal to &C.
Qure land has been annulled.
In Rome the Osservatoire, organ OF
the Vatican, denied the report that
negotiations are on foot with the view
Of Emperor Francis Joseph making
a visit to Rome.
At Constantinople the Sultan has
conferred on ]. Pierpont Morgan the
| grand Gordon of the Osmanli Order
and presented him vase from the
imperial porcelain factory.
Vittorio Jaffwi, an Italian anarchist,
who was recently arrested in Cairo,
| charged with being an accomplice of
Bresci, the Italian anarchist, who kill.
ed King Humbert, has started in Gus.
tody for Italy
At Toxic the complete tabulation
| shows that the fifth internal loan
| Of $50,000,0G0 was over-subscribed
more than four times. The rate OF
issue was smaller than the early in.
dications promised.
DR.. VIM. Hammond, pioneer OF
San Francisco, is dead, aged so years.
He was the uncle of John Hays Ham.
| mond and VIM. Hammond Hall. AT
the time of the Frederick duel he
Officiated as one of the surgeons.
kilograms from Karlsruhe, where
Emperor William arrived, describe
him as much benefited from his
Mediterranean trip. His naturally
pale face has become really brown
ed by exposure to the southern sun.
In London William A. Bass, nephew
and heir of Lord Burton, has purehas-
ed c. D. Roses stallion Cyllene for
$l50,O00. Cyllene is the sire of a
Derby favorite, Cicero. Mr.. Bass gave
S125,000 for r. S. Siever's Scepter in
1903.
Major General Shuvaloff, hitherto
attached to the ministry of the in
terror, has been appointed project Of
police of Moscow in place of General
Volkoff, who has been transferred to
the governorship of Taurida, southern
Russia.
On the request of the San Francisco
police, Edward J. Smith, San Fran
cisco collector who is said to be want
ed to answer a charge of embezzling
some $4,000, was arrested at Union
station in st. Louis. Night Chief of
Police Gillespie stated that Smith ad-
mits his identity and announces his
willingness to return to San Fran
cisco without requisition papers.
DR.. Washington GLADDEN., moderat-
or of the general council of Congre-
gational churches of America will
leave Columbus, O., for the west on
a two weeks trip during which he
will visit a number of cities and adj
dress state Congregational meetings.
In his talks DR.. GLADDEN. will refrain
from discussing the controversy of
the Rockefeller gift to the board of
missionaries.
In the Swedish chamber on April
5 a government bill was introduced
fixing penalties for the declaration
Of strikes.
At Baltimore the British steamer
Ormonde which went ashore near
Watkins Point, was floated and tow
ed to safe harbor.
The New York Cash store at 11G-
11S South TETON street, in Colorado
Springs, was damaged 100000 by fire
and the building, three story brick
structure, was damaged about $4,000.
The loss is covered by insurance.
About 35 clerks fled from the store
in a panic when smoke began pouring
up from the basement but there were
no casualties.
In Philadelphia freight train on
the Reading and Philadelphia road
crashed into trolley car, killing
an unknown woman and injurlng
three men, one seriously.