The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-12

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity: Fair
today; rain or snow and e3ider tomorrow.
LEGISLATIVE
House demands an accounting from
game and fish commission.
Senate, under guidance OF Schaller, does
big days work.
House indorses electric chair for exc
cution of death penalty.
Senate oyerturns insurance commit
tees adverse report on two measures
providing for arbitration and appeal.
Hugo bill for payment for local i'm
prevements from gross earnings tax is
defeated in house.
DOMESTIC
Woman distinguishes herself in strike
= Of Kansas City Transfers.
New Hampshire superior court denies
ex-Mayor Ames' application for release
on habeas corpus. Case will eventually
go to the United States supreme court
before. Ames is brought back.
Wife of clergyman sues for divorce at
Sioux Falls and makes sensa tional
charges against her husband.
Mrs. Arthur PenneH dies in Buffalo of
injuries received in automobile accident.
Kansas women are charged with intimi-
eNAAS- eAOAAAS1S a. ANSpNOlAScsAA
primaries.
st. Louis is trying to get both Demo-
cratic and Republican conventions of
1904 to be held at time of worlds fair.
WAsHINGToN--
Democratic senators will try to throw
: Cuban treaty over to next session Of
congress so question of tariff revision
may be opened in house.
President Roosevelt turns Midway ISL
ands over to navy department, at in
stance of Pacific Gable company.
Cuban senate ratifies reciprocity treaty.
Argentina is first of South American
countries to indorse Monroe doctrine.
On Tuesday senate VIII fix date for
vote on Panama canal treaty.
FOREIGN
Apostolic Delegate Guidi recommends
appointment of three American bishops for
Philippines.
Considerable stir is caused in England
by election Of labor candidate to parlia-
ment in place of Conservative.
BUSINESS
Sen :ment in grain pits turns bullish
and prices advance all around, with ac-
tive trade.
More strength is shown in stock mar
ket and prices close higher, after con-
slant fluctuations.
LOCAL
Owners of property on University ave-
nue. declare in favor of paving it with
asphalt from Rice to Dale street.
State Board of Control, when sued by
an employe for salary, sets up the de-
fense that 1t is a branch of the execu-
tive government and therefore not sub
ject to jurisdiction of the courts.
Application by stokers of fire depart
ment for raise in salary is favorably
considered by the fire board.
State encampment of G. A. R. will open
in St. Poul this morning.
Health Commissioner Ohage declares
that he will enforce the anti-smoke or
dinance against fragrant offenders.
j. Larkin arrested on the charge of
swtndllng real estate men.
Chief Jackson, Of the fire department,
will probably be retained.
MINNEAPOLIS
Ice companies will cut next winter from
lakes outside the city limits, owing to the
def1ling of Socal ice by home people.
Notwithstanding 100000 in the city
revolving fund is unexplained,
RAILROADS
Mismanagement OF Southern Pacific is
alleged.
omaha's st. Paul-c Chicago schedule to
be generally revised
SPORTING
Ban johnson promises to announce 10
cation of New York ball park today.
Mrs. Fitzsimmons posts $4,000 to guar
antee fight between Fitzsimmons and
O'Brien.