The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-18

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WASHINGTON
Senator Morgan, of Alabama bitter in
his opposition to the Panama canal plan.
Senators ask that Aguinaldo be brought
to America to testify at investigation
into charges of cruelty.
Democrats bind themselves in caucus to
vote as a unit for removal of the diff
feTental on refined sugar and to prevent
gag law in the house.
Congressman Cushman opens war on
Speaker Henderson, denouncing the exist
ing rules in congress.
POLITICAL
Small boys turn out to Fifth ward Re
publican meeting.
Colored voters denounce Comptroller
McCardy.
with rousing rally.
Assistant Corporation Attorney Griggs
gives an opinion that former Aid. Edward
Murphy is holding his position in the
board of public works Illegally.
LOCAL
Jesse A. Gregg, national president of
Heavy Hardware association, returns
from st. Louis.
]. Adam Bede is not to enlist supporters
of Congressman Morris in his campaign.
Emerson w Peet died yesterday at
noon, of gastritis.
State Dairy Commissioner reports job
bers have assisted him in impure food
crusade.
Sale of Dawson property realizes S215 00O.
Some brisk bidding yesterday.
Packing houses enter demurrers against
charges of selling meat containing pre-
servatives.
Cleveland Vapor company submits low
est bid for lighting city with incandescent
lamps.
Rev. William Rotert, a pioneer German
Methodist minister is dead
The assembly is considering an ordi-
nance compelling elevators to be equipped
with safety devices.
Peter Larson, capitalist, of Helena.
Mont, discusses mining conditions in the
West.
Several wards want the $4,000 balance
remaining in the school appropriation.
DOMESTIC
Former residents and natives of Min
nesota in New York will form society
Because he was refused food a tramp
throws a stick of dynamite on stove
surrounded by children.
Bush temple, one of the finest halls in
United States, is dedicated at Chicago
Archbishop Ireland and Bishop OGor-
man will go to the vatican to present
the United States views on affairs in
the Philippines.
Parry, of Indianapolis, is elected presi-
dent of the National Manufacturers
association.
FOREIGN
John Redmond, the Irish leader, pro-
tests against coercion as proposed by APP
pllcation of the crimes act
President Roosevelt cables praise to
Gen j. Franklin Bell, whose efforts
have resulted in the surrender of Malyar.
House of lords annuls the bankruptcy
OF the Duke of Manchester.
Student said to have eloped with Grand
Duchess Helera, of Russia, sent to ST.
IBERIA.
All Holland in mourning owing to i'll
ness of the queen, due to motherhood
conditions.
After travelling 2GO miles to be married,
a Wisconsin girl tells the minister she
wed, and he refuses to perform the cere-
mony.
BUSINESS
Bulls rule in the grain pit and wheat
closes IA cents higher, all other cereals
following.
Stock market grows firm after J. P
Morgan & Co. issue statement regard
ing the Louisville & Nashville road.
RAILROADS
Chairman Countiss, of the Transconti-
mental Freight association, submits the
new tariff schedule to the local roads.
The rush of >homeseekers to the yycst
bids fair to surpass all previous records.
Omaha files plans for a $50,0GQ freight
depot in Prince street
Railroad commission to take testimony
on the Granite Falls ''Y'' case.
SPORTING
New York, Chicago, BROOKLYN and
Pittsburg win the opening National league
games before large crowds.
Terra Firma a surprise to the talent on
the Memphis race course.
Minneapolis American association team
Is defeated by state university team
FItzsimmons announces that he is Will
ling to meet Champion Jeffries.
Outfelder Lumley joins the St Paul
baseball clubs colony at Richmond
James j. Corbett may fight Jeffries for
the championship.