St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-28
THE STORY OF A DAY.

The Master Builders National convention
opened in ST. Paul.
A colored woman of st. Paul, disappointed
in love. kills herself.
The Hennipen grand jury is expected to
turn up Il sensation.
Richard Deeve. a New YORK contractor,
scores organized labor.
John K. Shaw is nominated by the Democ-
racy OF Duluth for mayor.
Kaiser Williams birthday is celebrated
with great festivity at Berlin.
China's minister at Washington wants con-
gress to repeal the exclusion act.
Justice Brewer renders his first opinion as
member of the United States supreme
court
Persian Khorassan is ravaged by an Excess
siyely fatal intestinal disease, and hundreds
are dying daily.
The recent storm in England caused uu-
merous deaths. and the damage to shipping
cannot even be estimated.
Missouri state officials unearth a bill
amounting to $50 1000 against the st. Louis
d San Francisco railroad.
Believing that they were Disseminated
against at Grand Forks, North Dakota SEN
ators refuse to tender thanks to their hosts
Archbishop Fabre, of Quebec. has ordered
all the priests in his province to implore
Divine Providence to take away the scourage
Of influenza.
Kansas Citys board of health has discoy-
cred a new religious sect whose horrible
practices have earned for them the name
Human bloodsuckers.
Spreading rails wrecked a train on the
Monon route at Carmel, Ind, killing five
persons the bodies of several being burned,
and injurng nearly score.
The first death this winter in Montana
from cold weather occurred in Missoula
county, Thomas Elliott, rancher. being
frozen TO death i'll the Flathead valley.
Congressman McCreery offers resolution
Songratulating Brazilians on the peaceful
formation of republic and authorizing the
president to officially recognize the new free
sovereignty.
at caucus of Republican members of the
lower house of congress, a decision was
reached that the contested election cases
shall be considered before the proposed new
Iron-eiad rules are adopted.
Lord Salisbury, expecting Labouchere and
Parnell to attack the government ut the next
session Of parliament, has issued a call to
Tories to be on hand at the opening session
and Immediately thereafter.
William Reed Lewis. late American consul
at Tangier, is charged with illegally arresting
and inhumanly maltreating inhabitants of
Morocco who came within his reach. Blaine
recently bounced Lewis for Irregularities.
Indications are that the Manitoba raj! road
and Northern Steamship company will not
agree to arbitrate a basis of fleight rates,
both lake and rail, from seaboard points to
ST. Paul, and will again fight the Chicago
lines.
Col. c, H. Graves of Duluth. is at Wash.
ington. and will have a hearing Wednesday
before the senate committee on rivers and
harbors, 10 urge an appropriation sufficient
to complete the improvements at st. Mary's
Falls canal aud Hay lake channel
The deadlock in the temporary organiza
ton Of the Iowa house of representatives is
terminated by azdivision of the offices be
tween Democrats and Republicans. The
fight will be continued over the permanent
organization If that stage is ever reached. A
Democrat is temporary speaker