The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-15
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for St. Paul and vicinity:
Fair today and tomorrow.
LEGISLATIVE
House refuses to pass bills without
committee examination.
Senator Horton introduces bill to pro
vide funds for completion of new capitol
Chinook fathers bill for law permitting
floating of Ramsey county's debts.
Senator McGin successfully opposes
leisurely methods of upper house.
Statutes revision commissioners ask
for extension of time and provisions for
their salaries.
SPORTING
Young Corbett gets decision over Aus
tin Rice in eighteenth round of fight at
Hot Springs.
Minor baseball leagues to receive lib
eral treatment in new National agree
ment.
Hermann. of Cincinnati, denies story
that he will withdraw from National
league if peace is rejected.
RAILROADS
American and English capitalists build
railroad in Cuba without franchise.
Circuit court enioins Pennsylvania
from removing lines of Western Union.
Hearing in Northern Securities case is
resumed.
Railroads are to spend $500, coo, 600 for
improvements.
BUSINESS
There is much strength and activity in
| grain pits and prices are higher all
around.
Trading in stocks is light and within
Erie hoI
dealt in
DOMESTIC
Attorney general of Ohio brings suit
to deprive six large coal companies of
their charters.
National conference of church clubs will
meet in st. Paul in 1904.
Young man of Anoka is stabbed IA
| tally.
Two white men and twelve Cinnamon
are killed by powder works explosion in
British Columbia.
Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin, is re-
nominated.
Coal operators in New York say they
don't care what congress does in mat
ter of coal famine.
Sugar President Havemeyer defends
| trusts
| Utah Republican legislators nominate
Mormon Apostle Reed Smoot for sena-
| tor.
Retail cigar dealers will boycott tobacco
| trusts goods.
WASHINGTON
President wilf send to senate treaties
for construction of Nicaragua canal if
! Colombia refuses our terms for Panama
| route.
| h
! duties with amendment that practically
abolishes duty permanently.
| Chairman of judiciary committee in
| PRODUCES resolution in house looking to-
ward seizure and operation of coal mines
and coal transportation by federal gov
! ernment.
Three persons lose their lives in. skating
accident.
LOCAL
School board needs money for proposed
! improvements.
Father Conway explains attitude Of
Catholic church.
Archbishop Ireland denies as absurd
story that the st. Paul Cathedral is tc
be abandoped and torn down.
President Cyrus Northrop, of the uni
versity, addresses the State Agriculture
society
State veterinary's annual report shows
that nearly 500 cattle were condemned
and killed for tuberculosis last year.
Red Wing man too poor to bury his
dead baby boards a train with the corpse
in his arms and rides to st. Paul with it
A. Weichert asks that a Judgment en-
| tered against him in Justice Of the Peace
BIackwells court be vacated alleging that
the justice and an attorney acted in col
l luSion.
Ignatius Howbart, wife beater, is sent
to the workhouse for thirty days without
the option Of paying a fine.
Minnesota Loan and Trust company
loses its suit against city to recover prop
erty near Sixth street bridge purchased
by city from Wagner estate.