The Saint Paul globe., 1902-05-04
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
Weather for St Paul and Vicinity
Showers today; fair Monday.
POLITICAL

Showers today; fair Monday.
POLITICAL
Thousands attending closing meeting
of Democratic campaign.
Doran and McCardy's manipulation of
board of public works proves expensive
experiment
McCardy public funds in insolvent bank
Republicans are charged with attempt
ed purchase of votes.
Page torn from records of latter days
of Dcran administration
FOREIGN
American troops are fired upon by the
Moros and shell two forts
President Loubet Of France, addresses
the ROchambeau mission on the eve Of its
departure for the United States.
Princess Beatrice, daughter of Don Car
los, pretender to Spanish throne, attempts
suicide.
Serious disturbances occur in Portugal
on question Of foreign debt.
Rockefeller is said to be behind attempt
of American company to get control Of
German potash fields
Beers object to peace terms binding
their children not to revolt.
DOMESTIC
President of National Live Stock as
sociaton requests Roosevelt to veto the
oleo bill.
Patients in pest house at Deadwood, ;.
D., demolish furniture and finally burn
the building to the ground.
Danger of strike of anthracite coal min
ers increases.
Women delegates at Los Angeles hold
seven sessions and put in a busy day.
do
stroying buildings and killing many cat
tie
The Illinois Humane society would re-
vive the old whipping post as punishment
for certain offenses.
Rev John Polet who claims to have a
sister in St. Paul, is under arrest in Hi
nois on a murder charge.
WARRINGTON
President nominates Pension Commis-
sioner Evans as consul general at Lon
do.
BUSINESS
Bears chiefly influential in the grain
markets.
Support is firm for the stock market,
and expected failures are averted.
LOCAL
GCdl estate HlGu say LdEHLlI45 AdILuS IN
Minnesota are exhausted and that they
are turning to the Canadian Northwest
for room to place settlers.
Minnesota stands low in the average
yield of milk per COW.
Dr. Ohage, after meeting held at the
Commercial club yesterday afternoon, an
nCunces that he still intends to resign.
Postmaster A. R. McGtu announces Of
fetal programme Of opening exercises
at the new federal building, tomorrow
afternoon.
Cobe. NIcKinnon & Co., Of Chicago, Of
fer $l72,5G0 for real property of Dawson
estate. Purchasers at recent auction sale
object to consideration of offer.
Ex-Gov. Hoard, of Wisconsin, praises
MInnesota's dairy industry
State Dairy Commissioner Mcconnell
has received federal government statis-
ties showing the remarkable increase in
United States egg exports in the past ten
years.
Horse show for Coliseum benefit in July
promises great things.
Building operations continue brisk all
over the city.
Third Vice President Campbell. of the
MouIders' International union, will confer
with the fOundrymen. Strikers confident
Of victory.
Union bakers to serve notice on employ
ers that uniform scale Of wages must be
paid or strike will be ordered
MINNEAPOLIS
George SchaetzeI returns to his wife and
troubles are adjusted.
Plans for eight-hour league convention.
Benjamin Lowe, while in a fit of despon-
dency, commits suicide by shooting.
Union bakers have gone out on strike.
RAILROADS
It is reported that Gates and his friends
have secured control of the Monon route
and Will construct line from Chicago to
New Orleans
Directors of the Minnesota Transfer
company elect two new members to their
board.
SPORTING
Kentucky Derby is won by AIan-a-DaIe;
Inventor. second; Rival third. Abe Frank
badly beaten.
St. Paul team wins from the Indian
apolis club, score 8 to 6.
Saltwater high school defeats central
high team at Lexington park. Score 10
to s.
St Paul baseball enthusiasts plan for
opening Of local season.
Arsenal wins the Metropolitan handi-
cap. Herbert, second; Carbuncle, third
Bockman ties Intercollegiate record for
120-yard hurdles at Spring ~" track
meet