St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22

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NUB OF THE NEWS.
Minnesota day at the exposition.
Minneapolis will have good racing this
year.
Minneapolis Republicans caucused last
night.
Gladstone is getting tired of the prime
ministry.
The senate wants to suppress the liberty OF
the press.
Two notorious murderer convicts broke
Jail in Montana.
There viii be no St. Paul ball club in the
league this year.
The Laughan hotel in Chicago was de-
stroyed by fire.
It was the coolest morning of the season
in 'My Maryland"
Excitement has Gained down at Panama
and business has been resumed.
Gen. Grant thinks that Cleveland's ad-
ministration will be successful one.
The Pennsylvania road has between $780,
600 and $4,000 prepaid orders issued.
A maniac mother in Missouri severed the
head from her child with a butcher knife.
General Manager Clark of the Union
Pacific will be succeeded by Mr.. Galloway.
The costly kerosene lamp has got in its
work at Chicago, but it wasn't kicked over
by cow.
Articles Of incorporation of the Brainerd
& Northwestern have been modified and
changed.
Cantieny, who was convicted for killing
Officer Laughlin of Minneapolis, asks for a
new trial.
The facade of the state house of New
Jersey at Trenton was damaged by fire to the
tune of $4,000
The son OF an Elmira church deacon was
arrested for picking the pockets Of the ladies
Of the congregation.
The president has stated positively that the
chief of the agricultural bureau will be
chosen from the West
Articles Of incorporation of the Ortonville
& Lake Superior road were filed with the sec
rotary of state yesterday
Gov Pierce of Dakota will do what he
thinks Is right irrespective of Northern and
Southern factions in Dakota.
Illinois will probably get the position of
commissioner of the land office and Mary
land the second postmaster generalship.
F.. T. James who beat several Third street
jewellers out of 81, ZOO worth of diamonds a
year and half ago. has been arrested.
The senate will not adjourn until the last
of the week, at the desire of the president.
who will have some foreign appointments
ready soon.
ExSecretary OF the Navy Robson saws
that Cleveland is doing remarkably well and
that his policy will break up the politics and
politicians Of the entire country.
The Democrats and Radicals will have the
ascendancy In the next British parliament
and the old Conservative and Wing gentle
men will have to give way to the people.
The St. Paul & Minneapolis Passenger
association met yesterday and took action
on the rates adopted by the Chicago roads
for e. A. 4. comrades attending the en-
campment at Portland.
MrSNESoTA Day turned out, as was ex-
pected, to be the biggest day in the exposi-
ton calendar An interesting account of
the proceedings will be found in the GLOBE
this morning.
THosE who have had peep into Secretary
BAHARD's foreign policy say that a bristlng
feature will be the insistauce that the great
American hog shall have free access to the
stomachs Of the subjects OF efTete European
mouarchIes. II he succeeds the voice Of the
great West win 20 up as the voice OF one
man in shout for BAYARD and BACON.
The Louisville Tunes says that CLEVELAND
lightning has a way of going out to the
highways aud by-ways hitting fellows who
are not prepared 70 dodge. Il is a sort of
Presbyterian lightning carrying out the doc
triue Of election by grace, but generally
managing to put the best man in the best
place. 1t has already purified the political
air immensely.
Az American manufacturer has secured q
contract from the British war department for
construction Of pumps for the sup