The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-14
ONE DAY IN THE WORLD

Toledo, O.-The biennial session ~
me PATRONS of Industry opened here +o-
day. eu mere To-
PANA, Ill--James JehIe, a non-union
union sympathizer
Schoen Pressed Steel works was nractI.
cally broken today
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-There has been n
great decrease in the sales of whisky
In the past two weeks
BLOOMINGTON, II.-Three hundred
miners employed by the Mclean County
Coal company, struck today
WASHINGTON-The navy department
mas abandoned the recovery of the ar
mored cruiser Cristobal Colon
LONDON-The Spanish steamer Gaia
ma Is ashore at Valencia. The passen-
gers and crew have been landed.
CHICAGO-Howard Baker has filed a
petition In bankruptcy. scheduling liabili-
Ties or Sl63,e0O and assets only ST. 453
FITTSBURG. Pa.-Dr. Charles F. Muir
ray, who shot and killed his fathers col
ored butler was arrested this morning
WASHlNGTON--Mar j. Carter, OF
pennsylvania, has been appointed consul
of the United States at st. Johns, NE
ST. LOUIS-The law prohibiting the
sale of liquor on Sunday was more rig
ceding Sunday
secretary of the state board of health.
says smallpox Is steadily increasing in
North Carolina.
NEW YORK-The directors of the
American Steel and Wire company have
declared dividend OF 1sz FER cent on the
preferred stock
NANAIMO, B. C.-Dave Evans shot
Libbie White dead and committed sui
eide in their room at hotel Both were
public entertainers.
WASHINGTON-Seno Lopez and Lo-
sada. members of the Filipino junta. left
for New York today. They will sail for
Europe Wednesday.
WASHINGTON-Chief Justice Fuller
stated today that the United States su-
preme court would. next Monday, take
a recess for two weeks.
TOLEDO. O.-The Order of Maccabees
today, decided to erect a 10000 building
for the benefit of the order at the Ohio
centennial exposition in 1902.
PITTSBURGH conference on the BIZ
monthly adjustment of the Amalgamated
association wage scale will be- held at
Youngstown, o., tomorrow
PHILADELPHtA-The Charles Scott
company's spring works on Newmarket
street. We're destroyed by fire this after
noon entailing loss of s150O00.
|. PHILADELPHIA-The supreme court
has affirmed the conviction of James A.
Clemmon for murder in the first degree,
for killing Mrs. Emma P. Kaiser
CLEVELAND. o. = The postoffice at
Rock River was entered last night by
burglars, who were unsuccessful, how
ever, in finding anything of value.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Prof James
Hoppins announced today his resigna-
ton of the professorship of the history
of art In the Yale school of fine arts.
WASHINGTON-The state department
has been informed that Ambassador
Tower formerly minister to Austria,
will leave Vienna tomorrow (Tuesday).
LANSING, Mich.-Robert and Thomas
Hannafin, of Detroit, were sentenced to-
day to twenty years In the state peniten-
tiarv for the murder of Frank Edwards,
Dec. 5.
WASHINGTON-Th president has is
sued two proclamations relieving from
further discriminating duties shipping
from the British West India islands of
Trinidad and Tobago.
ALBANY, N. Y.-Gov. Roosevelt has re-
fused to sanction the proposed comprom-
Use of the suits brought by New York
state against Armour & Co., of Chicago.
for violating state butter laws.
PHILADELPHIA--Th executive board
OF the Glass Bottle Blowers association.
has decided to SUPPORT the non-union
glass blowers of South New Jersey, in
their demands for union wages.
PHILADELPHIA-Mrs Catherine Mar
tin, aged fifty-eight, was suffocated by
smoke today. William Martin. her son,
was badly injured and Frank Levy. aged
five years, was overcome by smoke.
TACOMA. Wash. = DIR. Futterer OF
Karlsruhe, and DR.. Holterer. of Lorrach.
Baden, have arrived at Shanghai after
an exciting fifteen months trip through
Siberia, Thibet and Northern China.