The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

For ST. Paul and Vicinity-Fair and
warmer Sunday; Monday probably show
| ers and cooler; fresh south winds becom-
| ing west.
FOREIGN
Laborers meet at noon hour in Westmin-
ster abbey in London, smoking pipes and
| drinking beer during the sermon.
Pope Leo favors selection of Cardinal
| Sarto, of Venice, as his successor
Bishop O'Gorman arrives in Rome,
| where he will confer with the pope on
the church in the Philippines.
London butchers and hotel keepers an
| tlcipate a meat famine.
The North German Lloyd Steamship
1 company has acquired coal mines to sup
! ply fuel for its boats.
Britain faces a crisis in ireland on the
| threshold of peace in South Africa.
| Following Socialists disorders in Bel
| gium fear is that France will absorb the
| country and Germany will attempt to an
| mex Netherlands
Little change is reported in the condi-
| ton of Queen Wilhelmina.
King Edward will attend races at Ep-
| som to see the suburban event, it being
| his first appearance since his accession.
POLITICAL
The epitome of Republican economy
written in history Of new jail.
Democratic administration has labored
to increase public school facilities
Democratic committee announces pro-
| gramme for ward mass meeting.
local
Real estate values in st. Paul are in
creasing rapidly.
Teachers of kindergartens in Twin Cities
meet at the Garfield school.
One hundred and thirteen firms have
promised one days income to the Coliseum
| fund.
Rev" Albert Dahlstrom is arrested
and fined at Cambridge, MINI.
State Senator Morris, of Itasca county,
IS candidate for Page Morris seat in
! congress.
State Attorney General Douglas will this
week move to have merger case trans
ferred back to district court
Inspector White says Red river valley
is becoming dotted with creameries.
Residents of st. Anthony and Merriam
| Parks want sewer system extended
| Minnesota farmers say wheat crop will
be ruined unless rain comes at once
Mrs William Galley says she will shoot
husband if he is not arrested for nom
support.
DOMESTIC
Decision in the contested election in Du
Iuth results in favor of Hugo. Republican,
| for mayor
American Federation of Labor sets aside
| national holidays recognized by unions for
formulation of protest to congress against
! the abuse Of injunctions by courts"
President Roosevelt and many prom
\ lnent educationalists attend the Inaugural
tlon OF Prof. N. M. Butler as president Of
Columbia college.
Boston is in grip Of blue laws, candy
trult, soda and BARRIERS being put under
i police ban.
A former sergeant in the 1hirtieth
United States infantry makes serious
I charges against Col. Gardeners, whose re-
port on philippines given to senate com
mlttee creates considerable commotion.
Archibald Mcleod, millionaire railroad
man, of New York, dies
The attorney general of Missouri at
tacks the tobacco trust under the com
mon law.
Murder of child servaat by wealthy
Kansas farmer is revealed after three
years by his wife and he is arrested and
confesses.
during
hold-up near Greensburg, Pa.
San Francisco police declare G. p. Had
ley the murderer of sixteen-year-old Nora
Fuller.
Walter Vrooman buys land for a model
village in Missouri and expects coon
eratlve stores in Kansas City to bring il
prosperity.
Sam Moy. king of the Chicago China
town, dies in Milwaukee.
Men employed in the Nor,nern Pacific
car shops at Brainerd on a strike.
bursting water main in Philadelpbia
hlllihg enid, injuring her father ana sis
ter ana carrying away their house.
twenty-five thousand organized wage
earhers OF Minneapolis assessed in aid of
labor temple to cost 100000.
BUSINESS
Wheat o and corn make slight ad-
vances, owing to spectators fears re-
gafding the weather conditions.
Union Pacific stocks lead in the active
trading On Wall street, and MINNEAPOLIS
q St. Louis shares also advance.
M. Il. ingalls, receives earnest s11nnort
from Chicago bankers in his plea for rec
lproclty and commercial annexation in
stead of political annexation.
RAILROADS
company has been formed bv Iowa
ana Minnesota capitalists to construct
fallfoad from Aberdeen to the Black bi,1e
ana the work of construction will ha
commenced soon.
Inc Central Warehousing company viii
oulld SlOOOO warehouse at the mime
sofa Transfer.
Tne Transcontinental Passenger asso-
cation adopts the mileage ticket system.
SPORTING
Coney Island Jockey club announces that
thls years Futurity will be worth $4,000
Sheffleld-Unit and Southampton foot
Dali teams play tie game in London
Young Corbett wants to fight in Chica-
go.
National Sporting Club of London Of
ters .$l5,OCO for Jeffries fight
st. Thomas college defeats the Central
nigh school by the score Is to 8
champion Jeffries asks Fitzsimmons -
post a forfeit. -
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