The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-19

Sunday; light north winds becoming vari-
| able.
! POLITICAL
Auspicious opening Of Democratic cam
paign in First ward
Fourth ward Democrats hold enthusi-
astic meeting at Sherman hall.
Republican managers summon congress-
man and county officers to their as
| sstance.
Roosevelt club opens it's campaign in
Sixth ward.
LOCAL
State supreme court hands down six de-
cisons. Martin Weiser's verdict against
the city is affirmed.
The Chamber of Commerce will attend
| funeral of E. w. Peet in body.
Judge Otis grants motion by defendants
transferring states suit against Northern
Securities to United States circuit court.
Butter sold at 80 cents on commission
row yesterday, the high water mark for
| past ten years.
Even Republicans express nothing but
derision at legal departments attempt on
E. L. Murphy's position.
Fourteenth infantry has been ordered
away from Fort Smelling to an Eastern
post.
John Ludwig, saloonkeeper, is feeced
out of 1920 by worthless checks.
MINNEAPOLIS
Nine persons have been selected in the
Gallehugh murder trial.
j. }. Heinrich Announces his candidacy
for mayor.
DOMESTIC
Tennessee women's clubs defeat resolu-
tion to instruct delegates to convention
to vote against admission of co!orsd
members.
All the Atlantic steamship lines with
the exception of the Cunard and FRENCH
companies, join in combination with ].
Plerpont Morgan at the head.
Irish member of Parliament n ow in Unit
ed States collecting funds for United
leagues declares that insurrection VIII fol-
low attempt to enforce English crimes
act.
Milwaukee and Northwestern lines enter
into agreement with Eastern and South
ern lines to abolish switching charges.
William Oakes who eloped with fifteen-
year-old girl, is arrested on charge of ab-
duction.
Street car employees at San Francisco
strike for higher wages.
WARRINGTON
Edward Atkinson has been requested by
Senator Carmack to appear before senate
Philippine committee and tell of the sit
uation in the islands
1t is generally believed in Washington
that the president will not ask for
Miles retirement at present.
State department receives a communica-
ton from China through Minister Con-
ger protesting against the exclusion of
the Chinese from the Philippines.
Republican insurgents by aid of solid
Democratic vote gain victory and secure
abolition of differentiaI on refined sugar
before passage by the house of the
Cuban reciprocity BILL
FOREIGN
German Socialists send 10000 marks to
further the movement in Brussels.
Municipal council of Leipsic subscribes
$37,5OO for Beethoven statue.
Decision regarding acceptance of Brit
ish peace terms left to vote of the Beers
in the field.
Queen Wilhelmina is low with typhoid
fever, and Netherlands government is
considering the question Of regency.
BUSINESS
Bradstreet says that the grain market
is puzzle, all depending on guesses re-
garding weather in the winter wheat
belt
Active trading in New York stocks con-
tinues, with st. Paul as leading fac
tor.
Betting on London stock exchange is
to 1 in favor of early peace
Dun's reports an active week in trade
with weather potent for good.'
RAILROADS
Great Western road decides to make low
rates to Minnesota summer resorts during
coming season.
Burlington road will install telephone
system to replace telegraph for CONNER
cial business.
Coast roads may reduce the rate on
Western lumber to Pacific coast points.
SPORTING
Plans for Chicago Olympian games are
announced.
st. Paul fans are to have a rooters'
club.
'Wild Bil'' Hanrahan the pugilist, dies
in Chicago.
Corbetts attempt to arrange fight with
Ieffries has aroused Fitzsimmons.
The Y. M. C. A ball team defeats
Manchester by the score to z
The Mechanics Arts wins an eleven
inning game from Hamline Score to 6