The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-27
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
Weather for st. Paul and vicinity: Rain
or snow today; fair tomorrow.

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity: Rain
or snow today; fair tomorrow.
LEGISLATIVE
Senate demands detailed report from re-
gents of university.
House bill Is designed to bring salary
loan business under strict state super
vision.
Printing deficiency and military appro-
priatfon bill recommended to pass as
emergency measures.
Chief clerk of house declines to sign
bills which might escape veto by absence
of Gov. Van SAINT.
Congressman elect Lind and Judge
L4ochren condemn present system of de-
priving inmates of soldiers home of their
pensions.
House passes Stone freight rate regula-
ton BILL
DOMESTIC
President Roosevelt addresses meeting
held in New York in honor of John Wes-
ley.
Conrad N. Jordan, assistant treasurer
Of United States at New York, is dead.
Alfred Knapp under arrest at Hamilton,
Ohio, cOnfesses having murdered five wo-
men, and is thought to have killed still
larger number.
George J. Hammond, president of Com
bination Investment company. of Chicago.
and now said to be In Minneapolis, is
indicted on charge Of swindling and en-
bezzlement.
Cincinnati has a 81 ,750 900 fire.
Coal company in Chicago is sued for ST.
100000 damages by St. Joseph dealer.
RAILROADS
Consolidation of Southwestern roads be-
lieved to be in prospect.
Interstate commerce. commission looks
into freight rates.
BUSINESS
All grains are higher, corn strengthen
ing wheat and oats
Stocks close at loss of one or two
points. Failure of st. Paul directors tc
take action regarding issue of new stock
is cause of weakness.
WAsHINeToN-
Democrats in house filibuster, but can
| not prevent seating of Wagner, of Mis-
souri,.
Protest against seating of Reed Smoot is
filed in senate, Snoot being charged with
| having plural wife.
| FOREIGN
Count Boni CasteTane suggests formal
alliance between France and the United
States.
Man is arrested at Panama charged with
having swindled banks in Chile out OF
| $2,O00,O0O.
| LOCAL
William ]. Francois. a printer commits
suicide by swallowing .carbolio acid
/ Jacob Mannheimer. the well known st
! Paul merchant, died at his home after ar
| Illness Of four months
| Archbishop Ireland, at a conference held
| in Minneapolis with members of the I'm
maculate Conception church, favors the
building of a cathedral in that city.
State auditor has issued 267 leases o.
iron ore land in the northern section ot
the state within the past month.
Jury disagrees in Weinholzer case after
twenty-six hours deliberation.
Northern Pacific wants streets in lower
town vacated.
Grand avenue and Lafayette street cal
| line may not be extended to Lake Pha
| len this year.
Y. M. G. A. appoints board Of trustee:
to control canvass for. funds for new build
ing.
Water board asks ]. G. Michael to retair
McDermott as first assistant corporation
! attorney.
| MINNEAPOLIS
Timber wolf attacks w H. Lammas {
Minneapolis man, travelling in the north
western portion of Hennepin. county.
Retail hardware dealers In convention
oppose the parcels post bill.
| SPORTING
Harry N. Fowler Of st. Paul, is elected
third vice president Of the American
Bowling congress.
Young Corbett and Eddie Hanlon figh
twenty rounds to a draw at San Fran
| cisco.
Chicago Athletes win majority of event
at meet of Central association Of A. A. U