The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-29
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and Vicinity
Fair and cooler; Wednesday fair and
warmer; fresh northwest winds.
WAsHINGToN-
House committee report on naval ap-
| preparation bill makes unpleasant reve-
| lations.
Both houses adopt conference report
| on Chinese exclusion bill
Secretary Shaw will increase the de-
posits in national bank repositories.
Oleomargarine bill gets through con-
| gress. Mr.. Tawney and Dairy Secretary
| knight express qualification.
POLITICAL
Comptroller McCardy is charged with
permitting Illegal deposits of city funds.
Democratic assembly candidates and
| their records bespeak success.
Congressman Stevens opens campaign
with speech on beauties of st. Paul.
Third ward Democrats plan big Satur-
| day night demonstration.
FOREIGN
French ministerialists fare better in
| the elections than the first report indi-
Gated.
The shipping combine has compelled
the Canadian Pacific to boycott Beaver
| line Ships
German government will send a bill to
reichstag to reduce tax on sugar.
DOMESTIC
Aberdeen's grain palace is burned.
Plans of auxiliary Baldwin-Zeigler
arctic expedition completed.
1t is believed that the end Of the coal
miners strike in the East is near.
Amal<amated association partially
| ratifeS the Wapa scale hpfnp victory
| for President Schaffer.
Congressman Cummings has double
| pneumonia.
Kansas City packers raise meat prices
again.
Owing to adverse criticism on his ac-
ton in pardoning ex-State Treasurer
Hartley, Gov. Savage, of Nebraska, will
not seek denomination.
Man falling from a tree strikes a horse
in the head, killing the animal.
West Superior meat consumers will
form cooperative company to fight the
beef trust
Dongshoremen at Duluth quit work
upon owners refusing to advance wages
Divorced woman in Nebraska kills her
child and commits suicide.
Attorney general of Missouri proceeds
against the beef trust
Team runs away at a funeral fatal
| ly injuring man and wife.
LOCAL
DR.. Ohage says he will hand in his
resignation as health commissioner tomor-
row morning.
Three Norwegian immigrants have a
narrow escape from asphyxiation at the
| Globe hotel
Chamber of commerce will favor request
o. st. Paul g. Wabasha Packet company's
request for levee rights
Teachers in Minnesota are receiving bet
ter salaries than ever before according to
report of state department of pubic in
struction.
A case is brought in supreme court to
test constitutionality of drainage law
Supt. Olsen will institute a course OF
sanitary school building in state suThmer
training schools.
Congressman F. c. Stevens returns from
| Washington.
Coliseum committees will make a con-
certed movement on business houses to-
day.
The st. Paul choral starts third year of
its existence free from debt Frederick
Hern reelected president.
MINNEAPOLIS
Second trial of former Sheriff Megaar-
Commercial club hopes to secure match
factory for city.
BUSINESS
United Copper company is Incorporated
with $SO,O0O,O00 authorized capital.
United States Steel corporation will erect
a big plant in Chicago.
RAILROADS
The season for low rate settlers tickets
tc the West will close April 90.
President Melen, of the Northern PACT
| ic, declares that his reported interview
| with Roosevelt is all a myth.
Connections between the Great North
ern and Northern Pacific are being made
in the vicinity of Flathead Lake, Mont.
1t is announced that on May 1st the
| Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern will
lraugurate through service between St.
Paul and Peoria, Ill.
SPORTING
James Scheckard leaves Baltimore club
to return to Brooklyn.
Rain stops ST. Paul-Columbus game.
| Minneapolis wins from Toledo.
Contract jumpers return to Waseca
team.
Philadelphia court makes permanent in
junction restraining Lajoie from playing
with the Athletics.