The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-05
LOCAL


fresh south winds, becoming west.
LOCAL
List of jurymen summoned for April
term of the United States circuit court at
Fergus Falls.
Electrical Workers strike has been
called off.
Womans Civic league affairs are to be
managed by three committees.
G. Campbell Morgan continues to draw
large audiences.
County board of control makes its an
nual report public
ST. Paul friends of c. H. Worthen dis
credit the theory that financial worry
drove him to suicide.
State serves summons and complaint
in merger suit on James j. Hill.
Public examiner orders the United
States Savings and Loan company to
close its doors.
State dairy commissioner favors pro
posed national test of cows at st. Louis.
State supreme court files five decisions,
two of which reverse lower court find
ings.
Commissioner Mcconnell advocates
wholesale slaughter Of cows Of poor
quality.
State fire warden contributes article to
magazine on What Forestry Is"
MINNEAPOLIS
Fred {. Pratt charged with embez-
zling $1,000 from J. M. Davis company.
National Bank of Commerce building
sold.
Ex-Judge Noyes en- route to Wisconsin
Thomas Lally candidate for mayor.
POLITICAL
Raudenbush hall is too small for Rob
ert A. Smith Business Mems club.
Republican candidates expect open rup-
ture with mayoralty candidate.
Democratic platform will be framed
today.
DOMESTIC
Minnesota debaters win the champion
snip contest from Michigan at Chicago.
Minnesota Educators are in session at
st. Cloud.
FOXhaH keene is thrown from his horse
following the hounds in England.
President Roosevelt praises life of DR..
Edward Everett Hale in letter to Sen
ator Hoar.
New York women ask King Edward to
pardon Mrs Florence Naybrick.
Three anarchists arrested at an AItgeld
memorial meeting in New York.
Mystery Of death of man found naked
in Walled-in cave solved by story of boy
who says his victim compelled him to cut
his throat.
Merry hours in "Amen Corner" in the
Fifth Avenue hotel, New York follow
dinner given in honor of Senator Thomas
&. Platt.
WASHINGTON
Plans of Filipinos for massacre in Ma
Mia before war begun are presented to
the senate by Secretary Root.
FOREIGN
Cecil Rhodes leaves practically his en-
tire fortune to educational plans calculat-
ed to federate the English speaking ma
tions and $l0,OO0,00O of his wealth Will be
devoted to oxford scholarships for Amer
ican students.
SPORTING
Ban Johnson denies having offered Pitts
burg franchise to w. c, Temple.
Joe Wolcott fights Russell, of Mime
sofa, six rounds to "A draw.
Century club, of Los Angeles, withdraws
all offers for FitZsimmons-Je Jegries fight.
l.. L. D. Morrison, Of ST. Paul, still has
chance to win grand American h1ndicap.
National league club owners adopt
schedule of playing dates-season opens
April II.
st. Paul baseball team VIII play St.
Louis National league club this afternoon.
The Abbot and Lord Derby are to race
for $4,000 purse.
RAILROADS
Atlantic coast line to consolidate with
Plant system and other Southern lines.
The Great Northern and Northern Pa
ciic are preparing to resist the railroad
commissions order relating to terminal
tariffs.
Both Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific trains are now running on schedule.
MARKETS
Bradstreet's reports the grain outlook
good, with corn still the center Of a spec
ulatlve contest
Dun's says only menace to trade and
industrial world lies in labor controversies