The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-17
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

For st. Paul and vfcinity-Fair Thurs
day and Friday; fresh south winds
LOCAL
Prof. Hacker prophesies Minnesotas
supremacy in dairy industry.
Brotherhood of Firemen to use infu-
ence with congressman to get action of
conspiracy bill.
City sues Rapid Transit company for
$5OOOO0 for damage done water mains by
electrolysis.
Coliseum directors hear encouraging re-
ports from canvassers.
Dairymen want law providing for
licensing of creamery operators.
Former partner of Charles A. Towne
doubts reports that he will run for con-
gress in New York.
Suit against city railway company for
$4,000 damages.
]. B. SCUBA, at G. A. R. memorial meet
ing declares that none but Grand Army
men should decorate soldiers graves.
School board discovers facts about that
$125,0J0 building appropriation, not Who'll
ly to McCardy's credit
Dawson sale has realized $175.OOO thus
far.
School board will not allow pupils to
distribute Improvement association cir
culars
John Lind says new British tariff on
wheat hits Minnesota farmer.
Adam Bede agitates the school con-
solidation project
POLITICAL
Young Democrats hold rousing mass
meeting and indorse entire ticke,.
Ninth ward Democrats review admin
istration of former Mayor Doran.
MINNEAPOLIs-
Big mitt" men unusually active at
present.
Funeral of Capt. John C. Reno.
Six jurors chosen to try G. Gallehugh
for murder.
DOMESTIC
Passengers on board Of steamer ignorant
of fire in the hold of the ship which
threatened lives Of all on board
Mrs Haywood, widow of murdered De-
troit bookkeeper is detained by police as
witness.
santos-Dumont will sail around St
Pauls from Crystal palace during London
exposition.
Prohibitionsts at Indianapolis decide to
give 1 per cent of their incomes to further
the cause.
Flour advance shilling a sack on Eng
lish markets, and grains go up In proper
ton.
Three alrships are being built by a Chi
cago firm.
Dr. Brooks, director of Smith observa-
tory, discovers new comet
WASHINGTON
Tawney and Minnesota delegation part
company on the proposition to close the
reciprocity debate.
Congressman Page Morris announces
that he will not be a candidate for re-
election.
BUSINESS
Bears rule the grain pit and all lines of
cereals, with the exception of oats, suffer
a loss in price.
Wall street trading becomes normal and
after an active day Southern railway
drops Is cent.
FOREIGN
Growing feebleness of the pope arouses
activity among cardinals and Rampolla
is expected as his successor.
The first cargo of American wheat ever
shipped to Germany arrives at Bremen.
English cabinet is not agreed regard
Ing peace TERMS ana responsibility LS
shifted upon representatives treating di-
rectly with the Beers.
RAILROADS
At the annual meeting of the New York
Central 1T was decided to increase the
capital stock from $15000,O00 to 900.
The Illinois Central car shops at Water
town, Iowa, are closed 500 employees hav-
ing struck for higher wages.
Perry Heath says that the Great West
ern will extend its line to Salt Lake City
and the Pacific coast.
SPORTING
The ST. Paul team will not play exhlbi-
ton series with Chicago American league
team.
kid" Lavigne may meet winner OF
Duffy Couhig fight.
st. Thomas college defeats Macalester
in practice game. Score, 20 to 4.
Baltimore fans seek to secure "Rowdy'
Mike Donlin's release from. Jail
mick" Young issues instructions to the
National league umpires.
Outfeder Lumley notifies Manager Kel-
ley that he will join the Saints