The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-16
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

For st. Paul and Vicinity-Fair Wednes-
day and Thursday; south winds, becoming
west
POLITICAL
Colored men to resent slight to Shepherd
by voting for Smith.
! Mayor Smith pays high compliment to
| Richard T. O'Connor at Sixth ward
meeting.
WASHINGTON
| President directs an Investigation Of
| cruelty toward Filipino prisoners, de-
nounces the water cure through Root
and orders Gen. Smith, Maj Waller and
other officers to court-martial.
Fight against reciprocity with Cuba ap-
parently lost in the house and will be
carried to the senate with Spooner, Clapp
and Nelson as leaders.
| LOCAL
Harriet island is being greatly improved
| for the opening of bathing season.
Relatives fighting for custody of Mrs.
Catherine Robinson, of Mantorville, MINI.
David L. Curtice, a pioneer civil en-
gineer, of st. Paul, dies of Bright's dis
ease.
The condition of Emerson w. Peet was
slightly improved yesterday, but no hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
Minnesota buttermakers are opposed to
the oleo bill
Representatives of eleven packing
houses to be prosecuted for selling meat
containing preservatives.
Judge Brill decides savings bank stock
holders cannot be assessed
City engineers department will no long
er be in charge of street repair work.
r5 of
ordinance for armory bonds.
Some brisk bidding took place at the
auction sale Of the remainder of the
| Dawson estate yesterday.
Commander Torrance, Of G. A. R., is
sues Memorial day orders.
MINNEAPOLIS
Herbert Gallehugh is on trial charged
with manslaughter
Mayor Ames is displeased with Aid.
Jones' action in signing ordinances
Burglars and highwaymen make rich
hauls.
Ira H. Shattuck likely to inherit large
portion of 100000 estate.
DOMESTIC
Executive council of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor passes resolution favor
ing Mitchelrs Chineee exclusion BILL
DTdGLcG
in Ohio.
The north and northwest portions Of
Nebraska are visited by heavy snow
storms, causing much suffering among
stock.
T. A. Search, in his address to National
Manufacturers association, declares that
special legislation is needed to further
the cause of reciprocity.
John w. Gates admits that ne has con-
troll of Louisville and Nashville stock and
turns his holdings over to T.. P. Morgan
d Co, as arbrters, to relieve the market
Annual convention of the Amalgamated
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers association
opens at Wheeling, w. Va.
Negro woman and her son visited by
KuEluX in Oklahoma
Railroad station at Eveleth, Mimi. is
! completely wrecked by robbers who at
tempt to blow the safe.
Senator Hanna secures Maj. Rathbone's
release from Cuban prison on 100000 bail.
Citizens ticket is successful at Dead
wood and number of South Dakota
towns.
FOREIGN
Turkish government convicts man for
a theft committed in the United States.
Queen Wilhelmina is i'll with fever and
festivities in honor of the Prince Cor
sorts birthday have been abandoned.
Stage cage drops 200 feet down shaft in
mine in Mexico and kills five.
Benefit matinee at Paris nets COCO
francs for the Mckinley memorial fund.
BUSINESS
Grains close on a bulge after a dav of
dubious trading owing TO the new British
tariff on cereals.
Dimensions in trading in Southern rail-
way shares breaks all records in Wall
street and Illinois Central stock is aided
RAILROADS
company has been formed to con-
struct new all-American railroad in
Alaska and the work will begin at once
The Vanderbilt Webb interests will con-
Struct tunnel under the ST. Lawrenca
river in vicinity of st. Helen's island.
A new terminal depot will be built at
ST. Louis.
SPORTING
Sale of bicycle tags starts off briskly.
Magnate Lennon is confident that the
st. Paul team will be winner
Saints may play Comiskey's White Sox
this week.
Harriet island will be dedicated to ath
letic sports on June z.
Giant Gripman Rooney and Carl Nor
beck are to wrestle for American cham
pionship.
Louisville labor unions declare bovcott
against Milwaukee American association
team.
Third baseman Robinson, Catcher Mes
slit and Outfielder Ketchem desert Kan
sas City American team.
D. C, Packard, of Denver. NAV he ask
ed to accept presidency of Western
league.
SCHEDULED TO OCCUR TODAY.
Metropolitan-'The Explorers" 2:3o and
SIS
Grand-'"The Dairy Farm 2:30 and S:15.
Star-Trocadero Burlesquers, 2:30 and
SIS.
Directors of Coliseum association meet
l p. IN.
Special meeting of board of education
7:5O p. m