The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-26
DOMESTIC

uiudy' sunday LAIR, warmer; brisk north
west winds, becoming variable
DOMESTIC
Rain drenched all the Middle Western
| states between Minnesota and Oklahoma
and crops are greatly benefited.
Death list Of Missouri tornado, so far as
| known, is seven, and thousands of dol
lars worth of property is destroyed.
Widows of Gems. Ludlow and Brownlow
are voted pensions by congress.
More than 1900 Polish-Americans or
ganlze vigilance committee to suppress
crime in Chicago.
Chicago packers are endeavoring to Sc
cure corner on eggs.
Senate committee decides to investigate
charge that all sugar of Cuba is held by
the trust and that reduction of duty will
not aid planters.
POLITICAL
Robert A. Smith Business Mems club
holds big meeting at Raudenbush hail.
Republicans suppress facts in campaign
literature.
Republicans evade responsibility for cap
ture of repeaters.
LOCAL
Police capture trio responsible for
Thursday night robbery within twenty
hours after crime was committed.
Supreme court hands down fifteen de-
c1sions, four of which are reversals.
Fire Warden Andrews describes trip
through Pine county
Judge Kelly denies application for re-
celVership of debtors property on
ground that proceedings were too drastic.
DR.. Ohage threatens to abandon man
agement of public baths unless his de-
man0S relative n trac
sidered
Caps of uniform design are being
distributed to interest boys in Coliseum
movement.
Irvine w. Melbourne, colored, is badly
cut up in fight with James Logger, also
colored.
Census statistics show that Minnesota
ranks eighth in number and value Of
dairy cattle.
Dairy Commissioner Mcconnell reports
after trip through Southern Minnesota
that dairymen anticipate profitable year.
Commander in Chief Campbell, of the
Sons of Veterans, issues order for OBJ
serving of flag day, June IA.
Senator Ed Young expresses confidence
of winning in three-cornered fight for
Fifth district congressional nomination.
Nicholas Thomas, a Minneapolis bar
on taken at the Avon hotel.
]. H. Fitz and the remainder of the
Prohibition candidates, will secure place
on city election ballot.
MINNEAPOLIS
young couple.
Herbert Gallehugh sentenced to life i'm
priSonment.
WASHINGTON
Senator Mooney, of Mississippi, is ar
rested on charges preferred by Conduc-
tor Shauer.
Senator Carmack, CT Teanes -ee is scatn-
ing in his denunciation of Brigadier Gen
Funston.
Congressman Cochran pleads for a
curb on lobbies declaring that the trusts
affect both parties.
The treaties in connection with the
Panama and Nicaraguan canals are COM
pared by the cabinet
FOREIGN
Inquiries in British house of commons
show that English government is tax
ing steps to fight the shipping trust.
BUSINESS
Rains cause havoc in prices in grain
trading and all lines of cereals close low
er
See-saw trading is notable on Wall
street, granger stocks being in sympathy
with pit calculations.
Bradstreet's reports that check has been
put on trade by weather conditions but
finds business and speculation still in
good volume.
Dun's finds business good in the main
but varying owing to weather conditions
in different Localities.
SPORTING
The st. Paul team wins another game
from Toledo. Score II to 2.
st. Paul baseball fans rush in requests
for application blanks to order of Root
ers.
National League executive committee
refuses to tell of plan for fight.
Two players signed to play with Wa
SEGA forget about their contracts.