The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-18


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GOSH Wheat in Chicago, 1-Sc.
Stay the Rise Stocks.
reat Northern Tunnel Work.
L-afIWay Gossip.
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News of the Northwest
Wants of the People.
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Social Events of ST PatricL's Day.
Chances IA Flood.
Street Car Company o Loop.
EVENTS TODAY.
METEOR Fair Virginia. S.15.
Grand-Under Martial Law, S15.
CapitOI-LegisIature, 10.
And the mills of Nevada have stopped
Did John j. Ingalls, the last blow?
Cheer up! Cherries ripe Mr. Corbett
Doubtful things uncertain, Mr. Corbett.
Well Crete if you want war; we will listen to YOU
Carson and Canton now condoe with each
Dther.
The shadow of sharkey is still across Fitzsim-
mons track.
Congress now plainly has the right of way in the
matter of talk
NIuldoon didn't like the looks of Fitzsimmons'
Eye. Neither did Corbett.
Now let the Fifty-ffth congress strike blow, but
not at the heart of the nation.
Corbett might have saved himself by having his
heart located the right side.
It would perhaps be just as we'll if champion pugil-
lists were made little better looking.
An Indiana boy played ghost neighbor had
shotgun. The boys funeral will take place tomorrow
Congress- isn't having all the fun with wool. The
merchants of this country buying all they get
Of it,
The Corbett-Fitzsimmons affair." according to the
eternal fitness of things, should have been in the
thirteenth round.
The Chicago newspaper which is running off its
editions with electricity isn't doing the first shocking
thing it ever did
Mr.. Fitzsimmons it is clearly your duty to go
to Havana and challenge Capt. Gen. Weyler to
fight to finish
Strange as it may seem, rotary snow plOws are
being used with some in throwing water off
the railway tracks in South Dakota.
Sullivan is a bad guesser. He picked Sullivan to
win at New Orleans and Corbett to win at Carson,
and got the wrong man in both cases.
Mr. Payne of Wisconsin, condescends to speak to
MI. Mckinley again, and will accept any foreign ap-
pointment the president is willing to give him.
On leaving Minneapolis Haney said he had not had
fair treatment There is pretty general impression
in Minneapolis that he didn't get all he deserved.
senators to know that Senor Castelar, the Spanish
Liberal leader, is applauding President Mckinley.
A White Palms. n Y maa who stole 10 cents was
sent Sing Sing for twenty years. The fellow whU
robbed bank at Kingston of $20o0oo went the
road for only seven.
Just here it might not be out of place for Nevada
to make application for admission of the Mex
lean states. 1t is hardly decent enough to remain
part of the United States.
1t turns out that the busiest in the last cam
paign Gov. Mount of Indiana He only
made 25S speeches, but raised III lambs which he
has just sold for $610 so.
Mount Baker of the loftiest peaks in the Cas-
cades is in eruption for the first time in seventy
years. This is the first indication OF 4 boom Wash
ington state has had this spring,
Maj. Mckinley is discriminating. He gave Queen
Iiioukalani the frozen hand" but cordially took
those of the Michigan delegation Michigan votes
in 1900 and the queen hasn't.
Come Secretary Sherman if YOU are going 10
slap the face of the Spanish army in Cuba please do
so. II you don't hurry Senators Chandler and Vest
may conclude to anticipate you.
Indianapolis must he afraid it is going TO be over
taken by Evansville or KokOmO. The Hooser capital
has taken in six square miles of suburbs, which
is said to include all of the Indianapolis base bali
team.
One tell how these fstic events are
going to out The young named Green,=
who fell into the river the inference being that he
didn't know enough TO keep out of it; won his con
with Mysterious Billy Smith in eleven rounds