The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-17
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st, Paul and vicinity: Fair
and colder; fair Sunday.
LEGISLATIVE
Senate completes work of session in
thirteen minutes.
Bill for resubmission Of per cent gross
earnings tax proposition is introduced in
house.
Representative Yoerg asks house to in
Vestigate railway pass system.
Bill to remove educational institutions
from management of board of control ap-
pears in house.
Country fuel sellers want their wood
measured by surveyors general.
Churches will collect money for famine
sufferers in Scandinavian peninsula.
E. B. Robbins, of Vesta, is arrested in
st. Paul at instance of his wife, who
charges that he drugged and sent her to a
hospital.
Andrew Carlson, who confesses to writ
ing vile letters, is caught by federal off,
GERS.
Grain operators expect that an at
tempt will be made to corner wheat.
Local retail merchants form an organ
| ization and elect officers.
| disappearance of his wife, assaults S. B.
| Garter, neighbor and close friend
Fraternal insurance orders will unite
in movement to head off hostile legisla
| ton. Y
RAILROADS.
| Investigation in Northern Securities
! case approaches conclusion.
Committee of telegraphers assemblies to
negotiate.
Freight traffic at Pittsburg is again
! congested.
Pennsylvania road says greater ex-
penses demand higher rates.
SPORTING
New York club secures injunction re-
! straining Pulliam from ratifying peace
| agreement
Gov. Yates, of Illinois. orders sheriff Of
! Cook county to stop prize fight scheduled
| for Chicago.
Capitalists will buy the Philadelphia
| National league team.
! Illinois football team asks game with
| University of Pennsylvania.
| Second Baseman Higgins returns to st
| Paul to wait for opening Of baseball sea-
! son.
BUSINESS
Trading in wheat continues active and
| prices advance again. Corn and oats arc
! lower
| Stock market is very apathetic and vol
ume of dealings falls off further
Trust is forming to include all leading
| express companies.
DOMESTIC
| Louis A. Disbrow is acquitted Of murder
Of Clarence Foster on Long Island.
| President of National Live Stock asso-
! citation says m embers will establish packing
| houses from Chicago to San Francisco If
| proposed beef merger is ever consum-
mated.
Apostle Smoot. of Utah, lodges a ques-
ton as to whether he believes in polyg-
amy.
Alleged bank robbers are arrested in
Montana. Robbery was planned by a
| woman.
Debate between Minnesota and North
western universities is won by latter
| Overdue steamer St Louis is sighted
off Nantucket ligrtship
Jealous lover in Chicago kills his sweet
heart, wounds her companion and mortal
| ~ shoots himself.
Constabulary Inspector in Philippines
kills five bolomen who attacked him and
afterward heads a party that kills six
more
FOREIGN
| Imperial forces in Morocco meet with
| additional reverses
| French chamber of deputies sustains
| government in forbidding use Of Breton
| dialect by priests.
Austrta-H Hungary raises tariff on grain
prodigiously.
WASHINGTON
Army contract frauds Of Civil war time
are revived in house over claim of Keo-
| kuk 0Owa) firm.
| Minnesota and Wisconsin Indians will
receive nearly $50 per capita for dead
timber sold from ceded lands.