The Saint Paul globe., 1903-01-28
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity:
Snow today and tomorrow.
LEGISLATIvE-
House committee purposes to examine
all of states accounts for loose ends and
leaks.
Senator Alley fathers constitutional
amendment providing for special munich
improvement Ievies.
Senate employees mount guard to pre-
vent operations of petty thieves.
House passes st. Paul armory bill
Representative Hickey fears wide
OPEN amendment will put street car COM
pany under operation of gross earnings
tax law.
House bill is designed to regulate sale
and advertisement of preparations con-
tanning alcohol
Senate unanimously passes free lumber
memorial to congress.
DOMESTIC
About thirty people are killed In New
Jersey railway wreck.
Chickasaw Indians threaten uprising
because they don't like terms of land al
lotment.
Harvester trust threatens to take every
harvester out of Kansas if legislature per-
sists in investigating trust
John D. Rockefeller will spend 81, ,000 900
to find consumption cure.
-Four men charged with swindling New
York department of taxes are arrested.
Efforts are said to be making to induce
Mr. Cleveland to again be Democratic
candidate for president.
Block at West Superior is burned, with
$150,000 loss
President Roosevelt speaks at banquet
at Canton, Ohio, in honor Of late President
McKinley's birthday.
Coal miners convention adjourns
Exciting bank robbery occurs at Wa
terloo, Neb.
FOREIGN
Ftfty-two insane patients are burned to
death in London asylum.
Col Lynch's death sentence is COM
nuted
BUSINESS
Wheat breaks over cents, with enor-
nous trading. Corn and oats also de-
cline.
Improved feeling in stocks is well main
tanned, but business is light.
Armour is forced to unload wheat. He
let's 100000 bushels go, and his profits
are 1,oOO 600.
MINNEAPOLIS
Will of Lester R. Brooks distributing
an estate of SIP, 900 is filed
University faculty protests against in
crease of fees fixed by regents.
SPORTING
New York baseball club may be able
to hold Delehanty.
Jack Munroe agrees to meet Sailor Tom
Sharkey, and articles will be signed.
Rogers, of Philadelphia, has sold his
ball team to a syndicate.
RAILROADS
Wisconsin Central flour traffic increases.
Canadian Pacific desires to build into
Washington.
Freight traffic in and out of ST. Paul in
1902 Increases II per cent.
Morgan wants control Of Canadian rail-
roads.
WASHINGTON
Congressman Jones, Of Washington, in
troduces resolution declaring there is no
call for new Interpretation of treaty OF
1926 fixing Alaskan boundary.
Lessler investigation ends
Get coaP' convention adopts resolu-
tion calling on president and attorney
general to prosecute coal combines
First session Of Venezuelan negotiations
is held.
LOCAL
Drainage committee holds a star cham
Der session in Engineer Ralph investiga-
tion.
Romance of school teacher Is threat
ened by legal difficulty, and situation is
saved by woman's wit.
County Attorney Kane announces that
he will call the wine room cases for trial
in February.
1t is rumored an attempt will be made
to change the Midway patrol limits.
Coroner's jury will hold an inquest today
to fix the blame for the death Of ten-year-
old Helen Poucher.
Local Chinese begin their celebration of
the dawn of their New Year with a sump-
tuous feast.
Mayor Smith. on his return to the city
next week, will make his appointments
to the school board and board of public
works and name the next health commits
SiOner,