The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-10
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity:
Fair and warmer today; fair and colder
tomorrow.
LEGISLATIVE
Farmers organize to oppose beet sugar
bounty, claiming they have been treated
| unfairly.
Retail grocers' association would fix
new exemption in punishment
Lincoln Republican club opposes st.
Paul police pension bill.
House and senate agree upon state re-
ception for Admiral Schley.
House bill would give special prom
inence to proposition for constitutional
changes.
Anti-vaccinationists receive public
hearing on their school board bill
DOMESTIC
James J. Hill denies interview at
tributed to him predicticting reverses be-
cause of labor unions.
William III. Young, who killed Mrs
Pulitzer of New York changes his plea to
guilty of murder in the second degree
and is sentenced to life Imprisonment.
President Eliot, of Harvard, speaks on
educational requirements
Hundred constables defeat 200 Filipino
insurgents American Inspector who leads
former is killed.
Resubmission bill is overwhelmingly
defeated in North Dakota legislature.
United States circuit court of appeals
sustains Hawairs income tax.
Boarding house in Pennsylvania is dyna-
mited to hide robbery and murder. Man
and wife are killed and others hurt.
John Krema, of Nebraska, charged
| with shortage as treasurer of Wcodmen
| of the World, commits suicide.
John W. Pratt, newspaper man ana
lawyer, of Seattle. commits suicide.
Coal dealers in Chicago are fined 500
| each for conspiring to do an illegal act in
| restraint of trade.
LOCAL
League of American Sportsmen will
hold a convention in ST. Paul tomorrow
Meeting of the famine relief committees
will be held in Commercial club this
| afternoon.
Attorney General Douglas gives official
sanction to pardon of Cole Younger.
Demand of councilmen and property
owners for restoration of Randolph street
| car line is ineffective.
James Kerr, once famous painter. is
deported from the Fergus Falls insane
asylum.
Chamber of Commerce urger reciprocity
ity law. .r..- $50 -. :s.4-.eE
Gov. Van SAINT names several brigadiers
and colonies. % 8
If uprising occurs in. Macedonia Bull
! garia will invade Turkey.
| Ireland's representation in parliament
| is to be reduced.
Italy demands indemnity from Turkey
| for i'll treatment of Italian subjects.
| War is proclaimed between Guatemala
on one side and Salvador and Honduras
on the other H"a
BUSINESS
Wheat is weak and lower. Corn adj
| vances and cats decline.
| There is more activity in stocks. and
| the market closes at nearly best prices.
SPORTING
International event at Winnipeg bonspiel
| is won by Canada. Dunbar, Of st. Paul.
| ties his opponent.
1t is believed Lemons team will go to
| Chicago and Milwaukee Western league
| team come to St. FauI.
E. j. Arnold & Co., turf investment
company of st. LOUIS, suspends payment.
Legislature is to investigate companies
| of this class.
WAsHINGToN-
Senator Elkins criticises his own party
and praises the Democrats m their att
! tude toward statehood legislation
Senator Aldrich introduces bill for
more elastic currency.
Important improvements IN rural free
delivery service are ordered.
RAILROADS.
Great Westerns Omaha extension 10 be
| opened July 1.
Railroads agree to revise tariffs on
| commodities to Pacific coast.
Burlington to spend 100000 in improve
ments at La Crosse.
Pere Marquette is to build read in In
| diana.