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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The division Of insular affairs of the
war department has prepared state
ment of collections from all sources at
the Havana custom house during the
month of January. 1901. 1t shows, total
receipts were $SI9,325
Orders were sent to Maj. Gen. BROOKE
at New York, commanding the depart
nent of the East, to arrange to nave
one battalion of the Porto Klca NJ, Ho 1,d1.
teers in Washington in time to take part
in the inauguration ceremonies.
Gems. James H. Wilson. Fitzhugh Lee
and Theodore Schwan will be ret ed to-
day the last named on his application.
Col. A S. Daggett, Fourteenth infantry,
succeeding Schwan, and will he retired
Immediately with his higher rank.
The record in the case of Capt. Ober-
lin NJ. Carter was filed in the United
States supreme court. The case IS an
appeal from the decision of the CIRCUIT
trict of Kansas, denying Carriers mo-
ton for writ Of habeas corpus.
The president has sent a special mes.
sage to congress, urging that the same
recognition that had been given Dewey
and his officers and men for his services
in Manila bay should be given Sampson,
commander Of the North Atlantic fl ct
and his men for services in and about
Cuba.
C. A. Willard, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
and J. F. Cooper, of Fort Worth, SeX:,
have accepted positions as judges OF the
7 c. Bates. st. Johnsbury, Vt; Fletcher
Laid. Lancaster. N. H.; e. f. Johnston,
Ann ArbOr, Mich. l.. r. Wiley. St.
Louis, Mo. and A. f. Odlin, San JUAN
Judges of the court Of first instance of
the Philippine islands. 1t is understood
these gentlemen all will sail for Manila
about April l.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Helena, Mont.-The Montana legisla-
ture is still deadlocked. The vote for
senator was: Mantle, 81; McGinnis, q;
Frank, %; Copper, Z; Coburn, 2; Toole, l.
San Francisco-The schooner Webfoot
reports that on Jan rs, twenty-five miles
off Tillamook light, she saw vessel bot
tom up. The bottom was painted red,
and the forward part of the keel was I'M
der water. The hull was painted white.
Pittsburg, KAMA large delegation of
women waited upon Mayor Brewer at
the city council meeting, and requested
him to close the twenty-five joints in the
city forthwith. The mayor has not given
his reply.
Louisville, Ky-The Louisville city
council appropriated $4,000 towards the
entertainment of the knights Templars
at the triennial conclave here next Au-
gust This is Independent of the 500 00U
being raised by the local members of the
order.
Salem, Or.-The senatorial ballot
brought one more change in the situa-
ton, but nothing decisive. Mcqueen, a
Hermann man, voted for Richard Will
liams The vote was as follows: Cor
bett, 80; Hermann, q; Inman, 26; George
H Williams, I; w E. Roberts, /; Rich
ard Williams, TO-
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Black and White.

men leading the horses, which were COW
cred with trappings of morocco and gilt,
were preceded and followed by tie Life
guards in full uniform and a small es-
cort of gentlemen-at-arms in historic
costumes, Immediately surrounding the
vehicle.
Five carria ges Of state. containing uni
formed officials and ladies'
hold, each drawn by six horses with
postillions and outriders, led the process
sion.
The great officers of the state and the
others that were to take part in the
ceremony had assembled at Westminster
to receive their majcsties. The process
sion proceeded to the robing- room and
then to the house of lords
The house OF peers was filed by the
highest and noblest of the kingdom.
the greater part of the floor space being
occupied by peeresses and the other la
dies introduced by peers.
AS soon as his majesty was enthron-
ed the lord great chamberlain received
the royal command to summon the men,
hers of the house of commons to hear
the speech from the throne.
After the reading of the speech the
king proceeded to the robing room, IN
robed. and left Westminster in the state
carriage. with the procession in the same
order as it entered,
The arrival of the king at Westminster
was greeted with an uproar of cheers.
the ringing of church bells and the firing
OF a royal salute IN St. James Park.
The king did not wear the crown.
Prior to the reading of the speech the
king took the oath The assembling
stood while the speech was read.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
CABINET CRISIS.

A cabinet crisis is looming up. It ap-
pears that Senior Garcia AliXis, minister
of public instruction, and Senior Sanchez
Torea, minister of public works. at to-
days council, disapproved of the declara
ton Of martial law for Madrid.
Gen. Azcarga the premier, will this
evening submit the question of confidence
in the cabinet to the queen regent.
Altogether there were 100 arrests
Wednesday night. In several streets the
rioters fired revolvers.
Ell Liberal says the rioters stoned the
carriage of the Brazilian minister in the
belief that it contained a member of the
government.
Other papers assert that several ladies
were injured in Wednesdays disorders
Most of the Jesuits residing in Madrid
have retired to San Martin.
SITUATION AT MIDNIGHT.
The situation just before midnight
seems to be one of perfect calm through
out the city, consequent upon the rigor-
Gus military control There has been
troops since last night. Gen. Weyler has
the situation well in hand. Very strict
censorship has been established over
press dispatches, and the minister of the
interior has prohibited Geographic or tel
ephonic communication with the interior
of an alarmist nature. The situation is
very disquieting. In spite Of rumors
there was no meeting of the cabinet this
evening. Senior Silvela, former premier,
declines to discuss the situation. The
Count and Countess of Caserta left Ma
drid this evening. Their departure was
without special incident, although the
station was guarded with troops. The
train will proceed with the greatest cir
cumspection owing to fear of treacherous
attack.
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YESTERDAY WAS A GOOD DAY
FOR FRANK HAM
ILTON
DEFENSE HAS PRODUCED BARRIE
HE DECLARES THE STATE ATTOR-
NEYS WIRED HIM NOT
TO COME
MURRAY's STRONG EVIDENCE
His Testimony Remains mistaken,
and Is COrrObOrated by City
Editor c. r.. Francis, of
the Times.

Yesterday was a good day for Hamil-
ton. All the witnesses for the defense
succeeded in puncturing the story of
Rooney to a very considerable extent.
and one decided sensation was sprung
by the production OF the missing wit
ness, Barbe, the ST. Louis travelling man
He was located in Chicago by the at
torneys for the defense, and brought
to the scene of the trial Upon his ar
rival he made the astonishing statement
that though subpoepaed, he had been
wired by the prosecution not to como.
DR.. Murray was rigidly cross-examin,
ed by the counsel for the state, but so far
from shaking his story in any essential
particular, the state unwittingly intprov-
ed il. so far as the defense is concerned.
c. r. Francis, city editor of the Times
was another strong witness for the :tc>
cused. He corTOEOrated DIR. Murray's
statements in every particular, and sWore
positively that Hamilton could not have
made any such confession as Rooney de-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Minnesota--Generally fair Friday, ex-
eept snow in northeast portion; rising
temperature; Saturday fair and probably
colder; fresh southeasterly winds.
Wisconsin-Snow Friday. with rising
temperature in eastern portion; Saturday
fair in western, clearing in eastern por-
ton; fresh scutheasterly winds, 5ecom-
ing northwesterly.
Iowa-Rain or snow Friday; Saturday
fair in western, clearing in eastern por-
ton; colder; southeasterly winds
North Dakota-Snow and colder Fri
day; Saturday fair; northwesterly winds
South Dakota-Snow and colder Friday;
Saturday fair; northwesterly winds.
Montana-Snow and much colder Fri
day; Saturday fair; northerIy winds.
st. Paul - Yesterdays observations.
taken by the United States weather bu-
reau, st. Paul, P. F. Lyons, observer, for
the twenty-four hours ended at O'Clock
last night.-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation: Highest temper
allure, q; lowest temperature, 49, average
te1hperature, 2; daily range, Il: barome-
ter, SO.O2; humidity, 79; precipitation, 0; :
p. m, temperature, &c; weather, clear;
NAGtardoI,
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AROUND THE HOTELS.

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Duluth; Evan Olson st. Peter; D. F.
Genness, GAINESVILLE.
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6 burg; r; N. Ellis, New Ulm;, f. /. Cliff,
L. V: NNnher, Winona; r. ]. Niebei, Fer,
gus Falls; n. r. Rutherford, Princet IN
j. p. Williams, Duluth; Nat Currie, Cur
RE; II. M. Neill, Marshall; j. NJ. Aut,
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Lasander, Winthrop; y. NJ. Matson, Rock
Creek.
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River Falls; A w Fierney. FuIda; W G.
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Bingham Lake; Charles Zemlin, Brainerd;
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At the Ryan-T. H ClarAin, Duluth; E.
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der, Butte; j. A. Van Slyke, Blue Earth;
w. H. Carson, 500 Falls; John Hender-
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
REVISION OF The FAITH
COMMITTEE MAKES MAJORITY AND
MINORITY REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-The Presby-
Cerlan committee which has been consiG-
ering the revision of the Westminster
confession of faith, today completed It's
recommendations to the general assem-
bly,. The committee has unanimously
agreed that some change in the credal
statement is necessary, but is divided
as to the character of this change, and
majority and minority reports will he
presented to the general assembly. There
were thirteen of the sixteen members
present, and majority agreed to recon-
mend that the change made should be
supplemental explanatory statement to
cover certain points in the confession of
faith, and to include statement of doc
trines of the Holy Spirit, missions and
the love of God for all men. The re-
port of the minority will recommend a
supplementary explanation of doctrine
without being restricted to specific and
limited points in the confession, but in
entire harmony with the system of doc
trine contained in the creed
The committee then adjourned sine die
and no further meetings are anticipated
before the meeting of the general as
sembly next May, when it probably will
be dissolved
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BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY

Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Fair; Warmer.
EEamiItOn Murder Trial.
Under Martial Law.
Mrs--Nation Leaves Chicago.
Proceedings of Congress.
2-CrOwds Due Next Week.
LeVee Grant Approved.
State Rich in Iron.
3-Leg1sIative DOings.
Work of ReapportiOnmen
Mans Care of His Family.
The DakOtas' Legislatures.
4-EditOTiaI Page.
The Golden Idol Fiction).
5-SpOrting News.
Cincinnati Fight OF.
Baseball Meeting Here.
Retail GrOcers Adjourn.
News of the Northwest.
6-News of the Railroads.
Around the Northwest.
Popular Wants.
7-MarLets of the World.
Chicago May Wheat, 20 5-Sc.
bar Silver, go Sic.
Stocks Firmer.
S-Of Interest to Women.
Supreme Court Decision.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15

CHICAGO Feb. 14.-Flres were set sm-
ultaneously on four floors of the Palmer
house this evening, and thirty-fiv min
utes later fires were discovered On two
floors of the Great Northern hotel. Two
men, supposed to be hotel thieves, were
seen to run from the Palmer house Dur
ing the excitement $500 worth of jewelry
was stolen from one of the rooms of
the Great Northern. About the same
time blaze was discovered in the Sher-
man house Another hotel fire, of suspl-
cious origin, had been discovered only
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
OPENED BY KIM EDWARD
FIRST PARLIAMENT IN REIGN OF
HIS MAJESTY OF
ENGLAND
BRILLIANT THRoNG PRESENT
After Room Had Been Made for
Peers and Peeresses, the Hum
BILE Commons Had Small
Show to Get In.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE first parlia-
ment of the reign of King Edward VII.
was opened this afternoon by the king
in person. He was accompanied by
Queen Alexandria and mary others of
the royal family.
The king and queen rode from BuckinS,
ham palace to Westminster in the state
coach
Thousands berdered the route of the
procession and filed windows, stands and
roofs.
The royal coach, drawn by eight
cream-colored Hanoverians, with postil-
lions in red and gold liveries and foot
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15

New York--Arrived: Menominee, Lon
men, Sailed: La Champagne, Havre;
F'uerst Bismarck, Naples, etc
Southampton-Arriv New York, New
London-Arrived: Mesaba, New York.
Rotterdam - Sailed: Rotterdam, Bou-
logne and New York
Genoa--Arrived: Auguste Victoria. New
York, via Madeira, etc, on Orient cruise:
Aller, New York, via Naples
III LiyerPoolNArriyed; Sycamore, Boston,
de4ton1c, New York; Cestrian, Boston;
land, Boston.
Queenstown-saiIed Oceanic from Liv-
elpOol, New York
BOston-ArriVed: Saxonia Iivern0OI
Bremen-Arrived: Weimar, New York
,Antwerp-SaiIed: Kam'byses, San Fran
cisco.
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CnlCAGO nOTELS
PREY OF 1NCEND1AR1Es

twenty-four hours before The, four fires
convince the police that an oFganizsd
gang of incendiaries is operating in Chi
cago. Good descriptions have been Sc
cured of the two men who were seen
running from the Palmer house, and a
number of detectives are at work on
the case. The police agreed that all the
fires werc incendiary, and tonight every
important downtown hostelry was
guarded by host of officers in plain
clothes watching for the men suspected
Of having started the fires.
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ENGAGED WITH DEWET
KITCHENER REPORTS HIS TROOPS
IN TOUCH WITH BOER LEADER.

LONDON, Feb 15.-The war office has
received the following dispatch from
Lord Kitchener:
Pretoria. Feb. 14.-Our troops are now
engaged with Christian DeWet's force
north OF Philtppstown, which we hold
Dewet having crossed the Orange river
at Zand Drift: apparently moving west
five miles southeast Of Ermelo, states
that a large force of the enemy is be-
ing driven on to Pet Retief, their eff
forts to break back having so far been
frustrated.
1.-The Inniskillings charged the enemy
who left five dead and six wounded on
the ground. Ten Beers were captured,
and there was a large capture of wagons
carts and cattle Our casualties were one
killed and five wounded
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Legis1ators ut Mankato.

MANKATO, Mimi, Feb 14-(Special.)-
The legislative committee and party ar
rived here tonight from Winona, and are
being entertained at Saulpaughs hotel
with a reception and banquet. The COM
mittee and party number forty. Tomor>
row they will visit the local normal
school. and leave on the afternoon train.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
NEWEST Thing IN TRUSTS
AMERICAN TIN COMPANY IS THE
LATEST.

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-The Record tomo1-
row will say:
The newest thing in consultations is
the tin can combine, which it is said is
now being formed with capitalization
of $1O,0O0,000 The promoter is w. H.
Moore, who has managed many similar
enterprises. 1t is alleged an agreement
has been signed with the understanding
that after April 1 the American Tin Can
company will control the output Of every
factory in the United States. At present
there are 108 tin can factories in this
country. The largest plants are at Bal
timore, Philadelphia, Boston, New York,
Eastpcrt, Ne, Cincinnati, Cleveland, TO
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ledo, Detroit, Chicago, Kansas City,
Omaha, San francisco, Louisville, St,
Louis, New Orleans and Galveston, Tex.
There are thirty-f1ve small factories
Which will be closed. This will throw
nearly 1900 out of employment and means
loss of nearly $1,000 day to the dis
charged employees.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
HIGHEST PRICE ON RECORD.
Seat on New York Stock Exchange
Sells for $4,000

NEW YORK, Feb. IA seat on the
stock exchange is reported to have been
sold for $51,O0O to some person whose
name the officials of the exchange have
not yet divulged. This is the highest
price on record, the nearest to it being
SEC, Co., which was paid last month.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15

GEN. WEYLER IS IN COMMAND
FORMER TYRANT OF CUBA WILL,
LORD 1T OVER HIS HOME
SPANIARDS
PEACE NOW REIGNs sUPREM]
Knowledge That the Dictator Can
not Be TriRed With Keeps the
MadrflenOs Passive, but
SuL1en.

MADRID, Feb. 14.-The authorities, dis
turbed by the serious conflicts last night,
decided no longer to permit the populace
tc have free reign. ~
When Madrid aWoke, it found itself I'M
Ger military rule, A proclamation was
posted announcing the enforcement of
martial law on account of the inability
OF the civil authorities to cope with
the disturbances. -, ~
Mounted troops patrolled the CITY AMI
occupied every strategic point and a
demonstration towards the palace on ac-
count Of the wedding. was thus nipped in
the bud Immense crowds surrounded
the palace during the ceremony, but no
word of disrespect was overheard. The
public did not participate in the wedding
in any way There was no public fete
OF any character CONNECTED with it. Aft.
er the ceremony the mayor issued an ap-
peal to the populace asking for caImness
and confding ''in the good sense and
courtesy of the inhabitants of Madrid
to allow nothing further to occur that
would compel the rigorous employment
of martial law.
WEYLER'S RULES.
Gen WeyIer now holds the safety of
the city in his hands, He has issued d
proclamation prohibiting persons gather
ing in groups. Anyone, found insulting
or injuring the troops by word or decd
will be tried by court4martial. Parents
or guardians permitting children to roam
in the streets will be- fined 125 pesetas.
Military subjects on Through who take
part in disturbances win be court-mar-
tailed Persons injurihg railways or
other means of transportation and per-
sons interfering with or melting work
men will also be court-nartialed AS a
result of the strong position taken by
Gen. Weyler and the knowledge of the
populace that he will carry out his proc
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lamation, the city has been without dis
turbance all day.
1t is rumored that the cabinet will meet
this evening to consider the situation.
The Countess of Caserta will leave Ma
drid tonight. There is a report in cir
culation that the prince and princess will
accompany them to France, but this
lacks confirmation
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S-Of Interest to Women.
Supreme Court Decision.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
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2opfOrilag.

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en- Sfripslis, bpori ban taser ppsrIi
polplomt fat / ben forrise Supernsr,
Imorep See, bpis Iftr9peliesbno1tdb
ban ub%drmbiertigt unsriber. Stssre
paaItaar blaubt anoet, at ben nupaa
renoe geItprer for Statsfansilst, Sr.
Rpfs, er oritfalois ps | bet belle tds't
pbsrit u%titfst til at pdretase TT Gm'
bebe. Reiten at geftprelien faar o5s
Iaa p~roentlis paaimurt. 9repet bisp
cpl9It / 2egislaturen. % bet blsp be-
1luttet at trptts bet | 5orbanblinsss
ipurnalen. Ssnne 8eilutnins patte
for Sprbitrslis blanpt 8upernsr
Sees 9enner, Der ienere bar forisst
at faa ben fat uh af getrdstnins.
Senator Martin fra Miner Goinip
forefloa / S.natet / Mancdss at
annunere 9sflutninssn os bclot en-
Yale til Ststte for TT 5orflos. bpori
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Ora amore 2egislatmrer.

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ben Slass Smeaaelis at appen obs
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til SriturIer psp Statens NprmuI.
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) pisconin.
Sil rebueere Slieinipeftorens Sno
tegter.

Sirsbos ben 15pe San. = Senas
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Mftsnissiipnen i Senatet ct Gorilas
til Reputtion at Statens Slieinipefs
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til tire 5emtebel at en- Sent for brsr
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Surflas bliper psotaset - os Der TT
@runb til at antass, at bet bill faa
GIertal for fig - bill Snfpettsrens
Snbtastsr blioe rebucereoe fra $4,000
til $3.50 pr. @ar. Ollie 0eputp Sns
ipettsrer p~aalesses / Sorilaset at
operfenbe Statsfasfereren ale De
penes, be mpbtaser, meb llnbtagelie
at 800 pr. Maaneo. 9ette betpoer,
at bisie Deputies | bet beieite fun
ffal babe en- Detailing at 500 ont
Maanebsn for fit Qrbeioe. 9sputb
Slisinfpefteren / Miltpautee tjensr
NIL $500 pr. Iar.