The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-25

weather for st. Paul and vicinity
Showers Friday and Saturday; fresh
northeast winds becoming northwest.
WASHINGTON
Attorney General Knox finds evidence
| that packers are in a trust ani orders
| United States district attorney of Chi
cago to ask for an injunction.
Oleo bill is slightly amended in the
! house and is sent to the conference COM
mittee in terms that satisfy the Dairy
| mems association.
+ f. Melljn, president of the Northern
| Pacihc, Is called TO the White house to
| discuss the railroad situation
POLITICAL
History of Fourth ward factional fight
fixes responsibility for illegal voting.
Total registration for two days is a.
| 721.
Republican alley beer fest fails to
| draw crowd from Democratic rally.
LOCAL
Assembly votes to award city lighting
contract to the Cleveland Vapor COM
pany.
City legal department specifies that in
paving specifications only one material
can be named.
Assistant City Engineer Starkey saws a
bond issue of $150,000 is necessary to com
plete sewers in outlying portions of the
city.
Trial of Harry r. Davis comes to sud
den close by defendant pleading guilty
to grand larceny. Sentence is deferred
Minnesota district attorneyship fight
ended by appointment of c. c. Haupt, of
Fergus Falls.
Forty-two additional houses were add
ed TO the Coliseum roll of honor yester-
day.
Proceedings have been commenced in
| the supreme court for the disbarment of
Attorney James N. Bearnes, Of Mime
| apolis.
State Poultry association splits into two
factions, known as the "score card" and
''and-score card" parties.
Christine Olson receives fatal burns
| trying to extinguish burning carpet
Thieves enter Brand & Wubben's store
on West Seventh street and set fire to
the place, which is destroyed.
MINNEAPOLIS
Herbert G. Gallehugh is convicted of
murder in the second degree
CHARLES Knowlton, a teamster, com
mits suicide by shooting
Henry Hill, a prominent business man.
| is dead.
West Virginia suffers large property
losses owing tc forest fires, and two men
are burned to death.
Citizens at Brainerd appoint a commit
| tee TO arbirate in Northern Pacific
strike.
Senator Clark is called into police court
I IL Washington fer violating speed laws
in his automobile.
iEgton Sunday to take Part in the local
| campaign.
Senator Money. of Mississippi, is elected
from Washington street car and uses a
knife in defense.
County judge in South Dakota indicted
for forgery by United States grand jury.
Chief Bradfeld. of La Crosse fire de-
partment seriously injured in street car
collision.
Archbishop Corrigan, of New York. is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
FOREIGN
English ministry narrowly escanes vote
of censure for detention of South African
editor
King Christians son will act as arbi-
tratcr in difficulties cf striking Swedish
dock laborers.
BUSINESS
Bears have ar inning or the grain ex-
chaEgc CIV ing 10 reports of rains
Grains bearish tendency has the effect
of putting down prices i'll the Wall street
tr& ding.
RAILROADS
The passel ger rate Oh through East
ern business will be restored to it's
old basis by the Chic5 go-St Paul and 500
lines.
1t is rrnored that the Northern Pacific
is planning to increase it's terminal ia
cilities in this city.
An electric line from La Crosse to
Black River Falls, distance of fifty
miles, will be built
SPORTING
President Lerncn, Of st. Paul team, will
axe an example Of Pitcher Evans
ST. Paul baseball rooters will have &
strong order.
st. Paul team defeats Toledo, score II
| to G.
National League club owners hold inn
pcrtant meeting in New York.
Benny Yanger awarded decision over
| Attell in nineteenth round Police stop
| fight to save loser.
Ban Johnson does not believe Lajoie
| injunction will be made permanent
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