The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-30


DOMESTIC
I. J. Blake. consulting engineer of the
Burlington, killed and several officials
injured in wreck near Alma. Wis.
A epre for leprosy is said to have been
found
E' Wisconsin girl in Chicago is killed by
face-beautifying treatment.
Bryan, in his Commoner, says Roose-
Velts attack on trusts may cost him re-
nomination at hands of Republicans.
Archbishop Keane does not believe re-
pcrts to the effect that he is to succeed
Corrigan.
Archbishop Ireland speaks at a banquet
given the French visitors in New York.
Reamsters strike at Chicago deprives
thousands of beef. Butchers are closing
shops
In its final report the grand jury praises
st. Paurs police system.
Gang of eight tramps and officers en-
gage in pitched battle near Yankton, S.
D., and several are wounded.
Fall of snow is reported in New Eng
land states.
Bradstreet's weekly report shows gen
eral activity throughout the country.
FOREIGN
Definite announcement of peace in South
Africa is expected Monday
Labor strikes are threatened in Manila.
WASHINGTON
The house passes the subsidiary silver
coinage bill.
Senator Spooner begins closing the gen
eral debate for the Republicans on the
Philippine bill
POLITICAL
another st. Paul candidate for clerk of
supreme court
Congressman Heatwole starts for home
and is expected soon to decide whether
or not he will seek denomination
The executive committee of the Demo-
cratic congressional campaign committee
talks over plans.
Tennessee Democratic convention is split
on question of adopting the Kansas City
platform.
LOCAL
Habeas corpus suit for possession of
Mrs. Sarah Robinson has been decided
in favor of the Raymond family by state
supreme court.
Checks and cash payments of contri-
buttons for the Coliseum fund are being
received by the association.
Attorney Mum moves that Dr. Scha-
dies suit against Broker G. H. F. Smith
be dismissed for lack of proof of contract
between them.
According to a decision of the supreme
court, Clerk of Courts c. ~ Dickey must
pay Hennepin county $4,000 for uncol-
lected fees.
Supreme court reverses decision Of Au.
ditor Dunn as to proper place for assess.
ing logging railroad property.
f. E. Searle will contest Republican
congressional nomination in Eighth dis
trict against ]. Adam Bede.
Memorial day programme is the most
elaborate ST. Paul has ever seen.
Albert Haas, who has disappeared from
st. Paul, owing many persons, has a
criminal record
MINNEAPOLIS
Jury secured to try Irwin Gardner for
bribery.
Fred Briggs is discharged from work.
house.
Senator Snyder will probably decide
not to run for mayor
Norwegian Lutheran synod adjourns.
BUSINESS
Little is done in stocks, in view of the
uncertainties pertaining to the triple hol-
iday.
Bull SPECTATORS in wheat have their
hopes dashed.
RAILROADS.
w. B. Dixon is appointed Northwestern
passenger agent of the Milwaukee to sue
ceed j. t. Conley, resigned.
President Mellen and party return from
Trip or inspection over the Northern
Pacific system.
SPORTING
La Joie and Pitcher Bernhardt sign to
play with Cleveland.
81. Paul team wins a loosely played
game from Minneapolis. Score, 10 to H.
Golf players at Tuxedo Park are IA
Vored with excellent weather.
Programme for the coronation tourna-
ment agreed upon.
Yachting season at White Bear opens
today, with good programme Of races