The Saint Paul globe., 1903-01-20
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for St. Paul and vicinity: Snow
and much colder today; fair and cold
Wednesday.
WAsHINeToN-
Secretary Shaw calls on national banks
for resubstitution of general bonds as
security for public deposits.
Texas congressman makes scandalous
charges against American consuls in
| Mexico.
President Roosevelt speaks at Y. M. c.
A. celebration.
National supreme court knocks out a
South Dakota divorce.
Health authorities of nineteen states
confer on subject Of bubonic plague and
adopt resolutions severely lecturing au-
thorIt1es of San Francisco, where cases
Of plague exist
| RAILROADS
James J. Hill denies that he is going to
! Europe. He discusses business outlook
and tells why he is in New York.
Northern Pacific roadmen to hold
monthly meeting.
Negotiations between committees and
| officials may end this week.
POLITICAL
Congressman-elect Buckman goes tc
| Washington to fight for settlers rights.
National Guard association will ask
legislature to increase Lfbbeys salary
House members are not inclined to take
anti-pass resolution seriously.
DOMESTIC
Chicago grand jury indicts forty five
corporations and individuals for alleged
conspiracy in matter Of coal supply.
Gonzales, victim of Lieut.. Gov. Till
mans pistol, dies at Columbia, S. c.
| Old woman in Iowa kills her husband
and herself.
Colorado has two senates as result of
struggle over unseating of members.
Gas" Addicks is nominated for SEN
ator by Delaware Union Republican legis-
| lators, while Democrats and regular Re
pubIicans also name candidates.
LOCAL
Marvin Huglitt president Of the North
| Western road, SCOTS at the idea of rail
roads being in collusion with coal men.
Congressman Stevens writes that car
| line from Minneapolis to Fort Smelling
cannot he built within two years.
EXGOv. Ramsey addresses the State
Historical society.
Discovery is made that we'll contracted
| for by Ramsey county commissioners is
| located in Washington county.
Frank D. Cooley is restored to legal
| capacity by Judge Bum.
! Owl car ordinance passed by assembly
| is slated for defeat at the hands of the
board Of aldermen tonight.
Annual reports of county officers show
| liberal receipts on the part of the fee
| offices.
| MINNEAPOLIS
President Marshall, Of the Chamber Of
! Commerce admits that A E. Tyler. one
| of the men who tried to break into the
| Coe Commission companys Office, was
| employed by the chamber to locate leak
age Of wheat quotations.
Billy Edwards and Cheerful Char
| ley Howard. the big mitt men. disap-
pear from Minneapolis.
| FOREIGN
American patriarch In Constantinople
is shot and wounled by drug clerk.
There is evidence Of coming American
shipping combine in France.
-Four men are burned to death in Nor
rissey (B. CO hotel fire. -Four more are
missing and also thought dead.
BUSINESS
Day in wheat pit is repetition of lat
! ter part of last week. Wheat strong, ac-
! tive and higher, and corn and oats lower
| Trading in stocks continues listless ana
! days business is totally devoid of ina
| portance. .a-1r' .-'
Metal tile combine is completed and
efforts will be made to bring in St. Pau
| concerns
SPORTING
| National league magnates meet in Gin
| cinnat, but fail to reach an agreement.
| Western league magnates to hold an
nual meeting in Kansas City today.
Bowlers entered in tournament to picl
team for Indianapolis roll third series.