The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-08

Weather Forecast for st. Paul ard vi
cinity - Fair and warmer on Tuesday;
, Wednesday showers and cooler; fresh
| south winds
WASHINGTON
House passes a drastic Chinese exciu-
sion bill.
President Roosevelt leaves Washington
for the Charleston exposition.
Senate committee on Philippine affairs
resumes the archipelago investigation.
Senator Depew indignant because his
name was mentioned in the Christmas
scandal.
Senators Nelson and Clapp thought to
have agreed on c. c. Haupt, of Fergus
Falls, for United States district attorney.
Attorney General Stratton, of Washing
| ton, files papers in case against Northern
Securities company in supreme court.
Doubt thrown over the Cuban 20 per cent
| tariff measure by the calling Of a caucus
| by Democrats.
POLITICAL
Congressman Heatwole will probably
manage the anti-Van SAINT campaign.
Mayor Johnson is defeated at Fargo by
| w. d. Sweet by IS majority.
Cincinnati goes Republican and Cleve-
| land Democratic.
Democratic landslide at YanKton, S. D.
Democrats carry Butte and Anaconda,
While Republicans carry Helena.
LOCAL
Bids for electric lighting plant for con-
tagious ward OF city hospital reJected.
State dairy and food department fight
ing to prevent Importation Of borax meat.
| Arrangements have been completed to
extend Concord street car line to South
| St. Paul this year.
Over 1000 wage earners are participat-
ing in the coliseum movement.
Rev. Dennis Sullivan, of Jesseland, Sib-
| ley county, ordered to come before court
in bankruptcy proceedings.
Secretary Randall addresses Chamber
! of Commerce on subject of state fair.
Congr egation Of Central Presbyterian
| church accepts DR.. A. B. Medium $ res
| ignation.
Differences of opinion in faculty of
state agricultural school may cause Prin-
| cipal Tucker to resign.
Central high school debaters may pro-
test decision Of LIE Sueur judges.
Citizens of st. Peter will not permit
| hospital controversy to be dropped
Board of public works practically de-
cides TO abandon widening of Sibley
street.
Omaha road will build two-story freight
nOuSe DIT cO5C OIL 9oU,VOD.
Park board revives project for chain Of
| driVeWays connecting Twin Cities.
Elevator companies receive encourag ging
| reports on Northwestern crop conditions.
Hennepin county bar will work for non
| partisan judiciary.
Minneapolis presbytery holds its annual
| session.
Tonawanda man finds brothers remains
in university diSSectinec rooms
DOMESTIC
Felix Adler regards Booker T. Washing
ton as a greater man than the late Cecil
Rhodes.
Henry V. Lucas, a few years ago worth
81, ,000,0O0 takes the bankrupt law in Chi
cago.
Three men reported killed in wreck
| on the Chicago Great Western at Rein
beck, Iowa.
United Mneworkers, at Dubois, Pa, re
ject the agreement reached at Indian
apolis and the strike continues.
Commander Ell Torrance of the G. A.
r. at Hot Springs, S. d, inspecting site
for branch national soldiers home.
Frederick Driscoll, formerly Of ST Paul,
and well known here, is an insolvent In
Chicago.
Blanche Walsh falls twelve feet into
the water at New Whatcom, Wash.
FOREIGN
Representatives of Russia and China
will sign Manchurian convention papers
today.
Premier Kuyper, of Netherlands, thinks
! United. States and Great Britain had
entered into an agreement as to the
| Spanish and South African wars.
Shah of Persia will visit the emperor
of Germany in May.
John Wanamaker surprises Emperor
| William by his frank, familiar tank
BUSINESS
Condition Of winter wheat crop is a
puzzle to the pit, but despite the con-
flicting theories May closes with 3s-
! cent advance.
| Rise in stocks on Wall street is check
| ed by heavy demands on the money mar
ket and banks surplus reserve is wiped
out.
SPORTING
James Whitfield, president of the West
ern league, commits suicide.
The St. Paul team returns to training
| quarters at Richmond, Ind.
| Outfelder Warner after promising to
return to ST. Paul again jumps contract.
| Governor of South Carolina will NOT
allow Jeffries- -Fitzsimmons fight at
Charleston.
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