The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-25
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

rain or snow Wednesday.
WASHINGTON
Idea of the presidents forthcoming
message is given.
Senator Cullom will introduce antitrust
it this session.
Civil service commission begins investi-
eating case of President Keller, of Ma
tional Letter Carriers association. who
caused defeat of Congressman Loud, of
California, for reelection.
President gives consent to building Pa
cific cable by Commercial Gable COM
pany.
President Roosevelt will take another
Western trip when congress adjourns.
Further proof of demoralizing effect Of
abolition of army canteen is at hand.
DOMESTIC
Scene of strike settlement negotiations
is shifted to New York and Washington.
Gen. Miles fears famine in Philippines.
Senate committee on territories favors
admission of Oklahoma to statehood and
exclusion of Arizona and New Mexica.
Foot and mouth disease becomes cpl
demic among cattle in Massachusetts.
WI Ting-fang issues farewell address
to American people.
LOCAL
Independent Chamber of Commerce of
Minneapolis files articles of incorporation.
Gen. Booth, of the Salvation Army, adj
dresses a great audience at Central
Presbyterian church.
Local unions indorse DR.. Ohage in his
contention with the city council.
Tobacco trust is about to open store
in ST. Paul under the name of a local re-
taller
Street railway company without per-
mission, replaces asphalt with granite
pavement on Robert street after putting
in new spur track.
William G. Rode, a grocer after quar-
reling with his wife, kisses his children
goodbye, commits suicide by drinking
carbolic acid.
Congregational ministers of Twin Cities
plan pastoral retreat.
Capt. Berkey, at the regular meeting Of
the Chamber of Commerce, denounces the
building of the new county jail as a ras-
cally job.
Grand jury returns five indictments,
two of which are secret.
A railroad brakeman from Melrose suf-
fering from smallpox is discovered in a
caDooSe IN the union depot.
MINNEAPOLIS
Body of man found in quarry is identi
fed as that Of Alfred Johnson, who the
police think was murdered.
Acting Mayor Jones orders the removal
of all slot machines.
Red Cohen changes his plea of
guilty to mot guilty when he learns
that he may be imprisoned.
POLITICAL
Second and Ninth district caucuses to-
day are expected to settle speakership
fight.
Efforts of S. T. Johnson in speakership
are not appreciated.
DR.. Babcock says few committee Off
cials wish to accomplish selfish ends
through his defeat.
Salt Lake Ministerial alliance issues
protest against election of Smoot to fed
eral senate.
FOREIGN
Venezuela and Colombia revolutionists
invade Venezuela and are defeated.
Interesting facts come to light about
relations of czar and hypnotist,
Two men are killed and eighty-five in
jured in riots growing out Of Havana
strike.
New lord lieutenant of Ireland and John
Redmond make conciliatory speeches.
BUSINESS
Grain trade is inactive. Wheat and
corn close lower and oats higher.
Stocks are very irregular throughout,
opening lower but improving before long.
Independent retail tobacco dealers or
game to oppose trust.
RAILROADS
Railroads and express companies are
determined to put an end to the robberies.
SPORTING
American association magnates threaten
the franchise of the ST. Paul baseball club.
Minnesota football team goes through
practice at Mount Clemens
Michigan students believe they have
discovered a Minnesota spy in Ann Ar
Dor.