The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-05
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity: Fair
today and tomorrow.
LEGISLATIVE
Representative Chinook introduces bill
designed to give st. Paul dollar gas.
Minnesota manufacturers and shippers
claim Thorpe trust buster bill will help
foreign corporations monopolize Mime
sofa business.
Morley educational institution bill de-
feated by the house.
Senate refuses to consider Lords mi
nority constitutional amendment plan.
Union labor men suggest states use
plan as solution Of convict labor prob
lem.
Nelson bills designed to increase taxa
tion Of sleeping car and freight carrying
companies.
State highway commission plan again
makes its appearance in senate.
DOMESTIC
David B. Hills presidential stock rises
discouraging Parker boomers.
Judge Tuley, of Chicago, denounces
Wabash injunction and government by
injunction" generally.
Episcopal Bishop Mann, of North Da-
kota, declares immortality is rampant at
Bismarck.
Many passengers are injured in railway
collision at Kansas City.
FOREIGN
French chamber of deputies votes in
creased old age pension to miners-A So
cialist measure.
Health of pope really seems pre-
carious.
Mexicans attack sanitary officers and
troops are sent to scene.
Canadian Pacific strike reaches serious
proportions
WAsHINeToN-
President ignores all the Minnesota
senators and representatives in appoint
ing M. d. Purdy, of Minneapolis, assist
ant attorney general.
National Wholesale Lumber Dealers as
sociation-begins its annual meeting
Fffty-seventh congress adjourns. It's
! entire appropriations were $1,554, ,1VS, SIS,
Numerous changes are to be made in
customs service.
BUSINESS
Little interest IS shown in grain trad
ing and all markets close al loss.
Stock market has quieter tone and
closes irregular.
LOCAL
Grand jury returns no bills against
Messrs. Ertz and Cobb, the commission
men, charged by Executive Agent Fuller
ton with violating game laws.
| Funeral of w. A. Scott will take place
| this afternoon.
The Ancient Order of IIibernians of St.
Paul celebrate the anniversary of Robert
Emmet's birthday.
Lighting commission will present bill
to present legislature empowering city to
! purchase plant of ST Paul Gas Light
company at expiration of its franchise in
| 1907.
Grand jury is investigating Reekie
| poisoning case. and the arrest of sus-
pected party is expected today.
Execution of Ole G. Olson at Aitkin
may be stayed on the ground of newly
discovered evidence.
William Twombly, the saloonkeeper to
| be tried on the charge of running a dis
| orderly place, files an affidavit of preju-
dice against Judge Kelly.
School board chooses a site for the
new school building in the First ward.
SPORTING
| ENTRIES for annual meet Of Central as
sociation of Amateur Athletes to be held
in Milwaukee are announced
Ban Johnson is scheduled to make pub
lie the location of the New York park to-
day.
National league announces its playing
dates for the coming season.
California fight clubs refuse to offer
anything but percentage Of receipts for
Jeffries- Corbett fight.
MINNEAPOLIS
Report Of surgeon who examined ex-
Mayor Ames is finally made public.
RAILROADS
Eastern capitalists incorporate West
ern Pacific at San Francisco for projected
transeontinental system.
| Wabash difficulty not expected to COM
phcate negotiations between local com
mittee and st. Paul railroads
A. G. Bird becomes traffic director OF
! the Gould roads.