The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-01
News Condensed

Cambridge. Mass-The formal presen-
tatlon of the collection of models. charts
anu DOCKS which formed part of the Ger
man educational exhibition at the st.
Louis exposition. was made to Harvard
university by DR.. Theodore Lewald, Ger
man imperial commissioner acting on be-
half of Emperor William.
Washington-Real Admiral James FL.
Sands will succeed Capt. Brownson as
superintendent of the naval academy in
June or July. when Capt. Brownson will
assume command of the armOred cruiser
Rear Admiral f. w. Dickins will succeed
Rear Admiral Sands in of the
coast squadron.
Hazen, Nev.-A lynching took place
here, the victim being one of two men
accused of robbery at the railway sta
ton. The alleged robbers ran into the
taken and hanged by a mob. The other
escaped.
Tokyo-The diet has adopted the re-
port and settled the account of the
committee appointed to investigate the
contracts for the construction of bar
racks at HokkaidO. p~ronouncing the ex-
penditure thereon illegal and unwarranta-
Cincinnati. O.-After holding 81, 900. 900
worth of vessels and other river property
in peril for two months. the worst gorge
in the history of the Ohio river at this
point lllsllly broke up ana passed down
the river. 1t caused $500, 600 loss.
London-A large and representative
gathering at the mansion house under the
presidency OF Lord Mayor Pound appoint
ed a committee to organize a scheme for
an international monument to Shake
Speare to be erected in London.
Washington-In the house Mr.. Baker
IN. " filed newspaper and other indorSe-
ments of his recent condemnation Of
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lence to the car of Russia on the death
of Grand Duke Sergius.
Elmira. N. UT is quite certain that
the national association of road makers
will hold it's convention in this city next
month in connection with the New York
Chicago road associations annual meet
ing.
Chicago-Eight charges of larceny
against James Walsh and Mrs. c. b.
Stoughton, Wis. were nonsuited. None
of the complainants appeared.
Topeka. Kan.-The house today passed
a resolution for an investigation of the
binding Irvine combine. and the senate
decided to look into the workings of in
surance companies.
New York-The original of Oliver Wen
dell Holmes .Autocrat OF the Breakfast
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good condition.
ST. Louis-The new government dyke.
900 feet long. was completely demolished
by the breaking of an ice gorge in the
Mississippi. The cost of the work was
$500, 900.
Indianapolis. Ind.-The senate has
passed a bill appropriating 5000 for a
statue of Gen. Lew Wallace to be placed
in the capitol at Washington.
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New York-The winter just passed was
the coolest but one that New York mas
lished thirty-four years ago.
Christiania-P 6. Michoisea and j. M.
Schonengin, respectively Norwegian min
ister of finance and councillor or state
have resigned.
washington-There is apparently not
the slightest chance for any statehood bill
this session.
Bogota-Diego Mendoza has been an
pointed minister from Colombia to the
United States.
San Juan. p. R.-The strikers on
varions sugar plantations have returned
TO work. They failed for lack of organi-
cation
Battle Creek. Mich.ZThe democratic
state judicial convention Nominated Yer
mon Smith for justice Of the supreme
court.
MISUNDERSTANDING president has signed
the Joint resolution providing for the re-
turn of flags captured during the civil
war.