The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-24
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED.
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For st. Paul and Vicinity-Fair Thurs
day and Friday; variable winds
POLITICAL
Republicans fail in attempt to delay
prosecution Of registration investigation.
Incomplete registration returns indicate
Democratic success.
Congressman Stevens fails to appear at
Third ward Republican meeting.
Hanna's name draws out enthusiastic
cheering In state convention of Indiana
Republicans, and Beveridge lays out pol
icy for the party.
LOCAL
DR.. Ohage says he will go to court to
prevent laying of Gedney factory spur
track.
Diamond 10 boats waiting for Missis-
sippi to rise.
Col. Ponds plans for improvements at
Fort Smelling now await Secretary Roots
approval.
Tuesday will be made a special button
day by Coliseum workers.
Commercial club favors establishment
of city advertising bureau.
Minnesota teachers certificates honored
in other states.
Board of public works will have an
other hearing on West Seventh street
paving.
Auditor Dunn issues instructions to
county auditors regarding tax judgment
sales.
Plans for Grand Army parade on Me-
mortal day.
MINNEAPOLIS
Scandalous charges crop out in damage
suit of Mrs Alice McGregor against Rev.
Richard Brown.
Fate of Herbert Ganehugh, charged
with murder, now in the hands of jury.
SPORTING
American association teams start 1902
game to Toledo
Pennsylvania court issues temporary in
junction restraining Napoleon Lajoie from
playing with Philadelphia team.
st. Thomas college defeats the Central
high school team.
Pitcher Roy Evans and Infielder Joe
Bean jump the ST. Paul ball club. Pitch
er Cogan also missing.
American league teams open their 1902
season.
DOMESTIC
1t is reported that Morgan will build
railroad in China.
Striking deck hands and firemen all
over the great lakes go out in sympathy
with Duluth workmen and paralyze all
traffic.
The Minnesota Society of New York is
aUspiciously organized at banquet at the
Waldorf Astoria
Democrats demand investigation of the
beef trust that is now securing 100 per
cent profit on meats.
Young woman at Louisville laughs her
self to death.
Physician at Logman, Mich, success
fully graft piece of dogs skull to a
human head.
Couple in Kentucky are married over
the long distance telephone.
County board at West Superior in a
deadlock over the election of president
Dye workers on a strike in Paterson, N.
j., drive new workmen from factories
and engage in revolver conflict with the
police.
States Attorney Voss, of Morton coun-
ty, North Dakota, is suspended from Of
flee by the state supreme court.
Fireman rescue woman from terrible
death in burning house at La Crosse.
President vetoes bill for bill for Cen
trail Arizona railway through government
forest reserve.
Nebraska supreme court orders manda-
mus issued in Omaha city council COM
pelling it to reconvene as a board of
equalization and tax franchises.
WASHINGTON
President orders Gen. Funston to cease
talking on the Philippine situation and
rebukes him for criticism of Senator
Hoar.
President Roosevelt orders Gen Chaffee
to exhaust diplomatic means of securing
assassins Of American soldiers before be-
ginning war on the Moros.
Congressman Stevens and Senator Mel
son say there is no danger from Canadian
free wheat.
BUSINESS
Bulls rule in the grain pit owing to a
general scare among traders over weather
conditions.
Spectators on Wall street grow more
timid, but trading continues of large vol
ume.
RAILROADS.
American engineers will build an ore
railroad in Nor way, it being the first
American built road in Europe.
Northwestern railroad officials and mil
lers are preparing for the coming hear
ing before the Central Freight association.
Omaha city council orders the Union
Pacific to reopen it's foundry, which is
closed by strike.