The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-18
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
LEGISLATIVE

LEGISLATIVE
Report of house public accounts COM
mittee commends the administration of
State Auditor Dunn.
Senator Schaller wins fight for bill re-
arranging the state school library board.
Representative Nelson's bill to tax sleep
ing, dining and other cars is passed by
the house.
Senator Schutz's bill to abolish three
state normal schools is Indefinitely post
poned by the senate.
Executive Agent Fullerton, of state fish
and game commission, promises to In
vestigate sale of captured boat.
Senator Morgan's bill to compel grad
yates of the university law school to pass
state examination is killed.
FOREIGN
Report of British workingmen who vis-
tied United States says American work.
ingmen are better than those Of Great
Britain.
Russian army is organized in most par
ticular manner with view to possible hos
tilities.
Hard fighting occurs in Venezuela, both
sides gaining victories.
DOMESTIC
Strike of lake marine f1rernen, oilers and
watertenders, ends.
Fireman is killed and engineer injured
in collision on Northern Pacific at South
Heart n. D.
Philippine insurrection spreads.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Wynne is under fire.
Mayor and other officials Of Mayguez,
Porto Rico. are arrested, charged with
municipal frauds.
Several United States naval officers and
others are indicted In Porto Rico for
smuggling.
LOCAL
Frank H Goodson telephones the police
from Wisconsin that he did not jump from
the high bridge and will return to st.
Paul today.
Will of Mrs. Fanny s. Wilder, filed for
probate, bequeaths bulk of the estate to
the establishment of the Amherst H. VIII
der charity.
Members Of West Side Improvement as
sociation meet and score DIR. Ohage.
City hunters violate the game laws by
hunting on the upper river bottoms.
Board of control issues schedules on
WHICH OIuS IOT supplies lot IL6 SldtS III
stitutions are called for.
Jewish Feast of the Passover will end
this evening.
City comes to the relief Of the county
by consenting to cash its bonds May I,
to enable holders to invest in county Ger
| tifcates of Indebtedness,
Northern Securities application for
modification of decree prohibiting 1t from
paying dividends is opposed by govern
ment. Appeal will be filed Monday.
Frank Barbeau pleads guilty to the
charge of keeping disorderIy house, and
will be sentenced Monday.
Local laundries about to organize a trust
and raise prices.
MINNEAPOLIS
Traffic men declare that the flour mills
have shut down because of everproduction
and not for discrimination in rates.
Police storm blows over, but new de-
velopments confirm reports Of friction in
| the department.
Fanatic makes an attack with an ak
on the altar of the Holy Rosary and does
much damage before being stopped.
Corpse of a young man seen in river,
| but not recovered.
Colored gambler completes sentence, and
| leaves workhouse in an automobile,
| dressed in the height of fashion.
SPORTING
| New York and Philadelphia league
| teams open season as losers
Shamrock III is badly disabled in squall,
BUSINESS
Grain markets are quiet. but firm, with
advance in all.
Stocks score another advance, although
slump in Metropolitan Street Railway has
| bad effect.
| RAILROADS.
Railway conductors viii hold national
convention at Pittsburg May II.
Western Passenger association will
] have summer excursion agent at Union
depot.