The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-07

Weather for ST. Paul and Vicinity:
Rain or snow and colder today; fair to-
morrow.
LEGISLATIVE
Board of control men lose bitter fight to
kill the Morley educational institution
Fight against compulsory vaccination
| results in passage of a compromise meas
ure by the senate.
House opposition to county division bill
makes losing fight for recall of bill from
senate.
Representative Walz would fix April Is
as date for final adjournment.
State board of health asks that COM
pulsory vaccination clause be stricken
from proposed health code.
National guard appropriation bill is
passed by the house.
Representative Hinton proposes specific
gravity test for kerosene sold in Mime
sofa.
Senators remain indisposed to take up
anti-bucket shop bills.
DOMESTIC
Democratic senatorial caucus elects
German to his old position as chairman,
and steering committee is named.
BY agreement between Lake Carriers
association and labor unions all proba-
bility of strikes on Great Lakes coming
season is done away with.
North Dakota Legislature adjourns.
Summary of coal strike commissions
findings is given.
General strike against American Bridge
company is declared
Officers of cooperative home building
companies are indicted in Illinois on
charge of attempt to defraud.
Graeme Stewart will be Republican
nominee for mayor of Chicago.
William Ross is hanged at Bottineau,
N. D., for murder of Thomas Walsh.
Rich brewer of Great Falls Mont, who
disappeared mysteriously four years ago,
is heard from. being in Australia.
American Window Glass company will
close all its factories and produce at less
cost by means of glass blowing machines.
BUSINESS
Grain markets start out bearish. but
strong demand develops and closing prices
are higher all around.
Stock market continues unsettled.
Weakness prevails at start and brisk rally
follows. Close is irregular
LOCAL
Duluth corporation finds beds of soft
coal in Aitkin county.
Mayor Smith turns down a delegation
of West Siders who protest to him against
the reappointment of Health Commission
er Ohage.
Elkins law forbidding railroads to is
sue free transportation to shippers takes
effect.
Attorney General Douglas considers the
forty days stay Of execution of the con-
demned murderer, Ole G. Olson, granted
by Judge McClenahan. valid.
The state rests in the prosecution Of
Saloonkeeper Twombly.
Owl cars will be put in operation on all
lines March Is.
Public Examiner Johnson says he mere
ly laid figures before drainage board, but
made no charges against Engineer Ralph.
In response to st. Paul fire board, In
surance Commissioner Dearth shows that
fire underwriters have narrow margin Of
profit.
MINNEAPOLIS
Fire destroys the street railway COM
panys pavilion al Lake Harriet.
Aid. Powers charges of attempted bri-
berry in connection with the awarding of
hose contracts are discredited by special
council committee and alderman is re-
buked.
SPORTING
American league adopts foul-strike rule
at the annual meeting.
Tommy Ryan is reported as preparing
to dodge fight with Fitzsimmons.
Sharkey and Munroe accept offer of
Butte fight club for match next July.
Serringa, the famous ice track PAGER
dies of pleurisy.
RAILROADS.
Western Passenger association repre-
sentatives adjourn without making up
their minds what to do with Elkins law.