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

ufe py nationalist congressman of ~
peTs In the case of the alleged irnnrotPeI,
acts by nationalist cOuncilmen ard Ctti
claiS OF the city of Habana was a dnaI
win win swords between Congressman car
los hendleta and Armando Andre a
government employee who had written q
letter TO newspaper condennna tory of
Mendieta and the other congressman con-
ceIned in the seizure. Mendieta inflicted
a trifi1ng wound on his opponents arm.
Washington-The United States ST.
preme court viii adjourn Nav % The
call of the docket will be suspended ADrTJ
- and after that the court will sit onW
90 near motions and deliver opinions
S!ttnSs for that purpose will be held
May Is and %. The court will take a
receSs over Friday of this week This ar
easement leaves only eight DAYS more
mentS VI '''S"
D1 New Gork-Rawley D. Evans. son of
FaTerooS Evans, president of the Wells
I SaS porn twenty-five years ago in PORT
LaaC Gre was educated in the east and
il b III hiown as clever athlete Death
bar nomJHed 10 have been due to cerebral
fFtoeiLor5hage but an autopsy will be peT-
tb btIieu because attending physicians say
t thee are features OF the mans illness
! they do not understand.
Cd Sa fho IA band of Bulgarians attack
occnnia td'I{raSteIy OF Athamas which was
0STGipIeu py Greek band Fifteen Bui-
Sa[lans were killed and the REMAINDER
! GTeai 10 Zagovltchani. TO which place the
burning houses. An en1atcII77e,i itS1 1 ny 1lu
urks and Albanians has been fome CHI
f Eear Prlzren; The Alhanians We're De-
LEU Win the loss OF 30 men killed
! COMA WaShhi I'm 1.-THE, national supreme
SQUIRT mas affirmed the decision Of tbe
New York federal court refusing tn y. c,o me
a petition for a writ of habeaS coJ - IN
/ the case of John A. Benson. who is re- 81
SS SIS. removal to the district of Columbia
Oh
detraud the government in connectiCn
/ with land frauds on the Pacific coast
| Chicago-Mayor Dunno has received tba
! first offer from the head of a large NeW
york banking company for the purchase
| Oh street. railway certificates. The banker
| l nata d propoSltlon to organize a syndi-
cdte ana purchase all or the securities
WiICh the city may find. necessary 10
| hoat in the establishment of its street
J railway system.
| Fhladelphia-By a vote of to the
| supreme court decided that Mrs Catherine
: Danz must hang for the murder of her
! husband William G. Danz. George p.
! HosSey, a negro voOdoo doctor. has also
| received the death sentence for the part
he took in the murder of Danz
New York-Before the legislative COM
mittee Robert Grier Monroe formerly
! commissioner of water supply gas and
! electricity, told the story of a cNmbina
| ton that prevented competitive bids for
I the city lighting contracts during Mayor
Lows administration.
New York-Two Finnish sea captains
NJ SJolund and N Turnquist en- route
| from their home port. Orland Finland. to
F 1,.o.a Ore, to take charge of vessels.
! We're probably fatally overcome bv gas in
the home for Scandinavian Immigrants
! here. 10
| Antwerp-The chamber of commerce has
approval q
Tor a vast extension which will make
Antwerp the largest port in the world
and the cost of which will be $40 0OO. 600
ms assures the success of the project
Berlin-The Deutsche Tagesseitung. or
gan OF the Agrarians. which has been de-
me most favored nation treaty with the
United States. says without reservation
that the treaty soon will be denounced.
Columbus; @. George H, Hopper.
stricken with paralysis. is in a precarious
the northwest and is past commander OF
the Knights Templar of Wisconsin.
Manila-COmmander John B. Briggs. u.
S. n, has been acquitted of the Charges
preferred against him by the naval court
martial He was in command of the
cruiser Baltimore when that vessel
grounded six months ago
LAPORTE. Ind.-The Indiana division
of the Ancient Order of Hibernans are
voting on a proposition to build a ma
tional Hibernian home. The proposition
will be submitted to all of the divisions In
the United States.
Manchaug, Nassau independent
French Catholic church here has become
| Protestant and its pastor Rev A. &c.
Ribourg and his forty-two Pensioners
| have been formally received into the Bap-
| fist denomination.
Limoges Disturbances incident to the
| strike of wOrkmen employed in the por-
! celain industry have become more serious
| Soldiers were injured and fired on the
| strikers. killing one and mortally wound
| ing others.
Chicago-T. c. Haynes, secretary of the
Rand -McNally Publishing company. shot
and killed himself. He was almost so
| years old. and it is believed he ended his
life because of illness and steadily failing
! health.
New Haven. Conn.-Charles Montague
BakeweH Phi. D., associate professor of
| philosophy in the University of California,
has been elected to a pTofeSSOTShip in the
department of philosophy at Yale.
Washington-The United States SUI
preme court decided the case involving
Brooklyn to Washington against Beavers,
holding him subject to removal
Mexico City-By the end of May 200
French priests who had to leave France
are expected to arrive here, among them
being many Jesuit fathers. They expect
to remain here permanently.
Tutuila. Samoa-The government school
at the naval station recently gave an eX-
hibition of school exercises, when the Sa-
moan pupils creditably rendered readings
and recitations in English.
CharlevoiX, Mch.-JOhn Paddock and
Carl Iamphead both II years old and high
school students, are supposed to have
been drowned in Pine lake while canoeing
TO Ironton.
Rome-The pope has addressed an en-
cycical to all members of the Catholic
epiScopacy throughout the world on the
manner of teaching the Christian doc
trine.
Washington-The trial of NIachen.
Lorenz and Crawford on a charge of con-
spiracy in connection with pOstofice
frauds, will begin here May ,.
Paris-Little progress is being made by
the chamber of deputies on the bill for
the separation Of the church and state,
so strong IS the opposition.
San Juan. P. R.--A general strike for