The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-21
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

| Weather for St Paul and vicinity: Fair
and warmer today and tomorrow.
LEGISLATIVE
Senate committee passes favorably on
Horton bill for capitol appropriation.
Representative Jacoby asks house to
prosecute an Investigation Of fuel famine.
National guard bill is introduced in
| house and senate.
Second bill for curtailrnent of board of
| controls management of state institutions
appears in senate.
Representative Shepherd would make
| owners and agents of property used for
| blind pigs criminally responsible.
Col. Hugo is sponsor for bills for batch
! of sidewalk legislation.
| WASHINGTON
| Aguinaldo proposes financial plan for
! relief Of Philippines.
Senator Clapp introduces bill for sale
of eleven townships of ceded Red Lake
| reservation lands.
Senate is completely tied up and there
| is talk of extra session.
| Congressman Lester, Of New York, says
attempt was made to bribe him to support
| appropriation for additional submarine
| torpedo boats.
DOMESTIC
Large number Of state legislatures elect
| United States senators. There is no result
in Colorado, there still being two senates.
Governor refuses to call out militia.
President Mitchell and other officers of
United Mine Workers make their annual
reports
| Julian Ralph, author and correspondent,
| dies in New York.
| Americans on Isle Of Pines say Cuban
| government is expressing them and they
| Will pay no more taxes
| Nine men are killed and eight or ten
others injured in railway collision near
! Chiwaukum, Wash.
Tristate grain and stock growers meet
| at Fargo, N. d.
| FOREIGN
Valuable property will be destroyed at
| Aazatlan, Mexico to stamp out bubonic
plague. In no other way can infected rats,
which spread the disease, be disposed of
Papa1 secretary Of state complains of
| Gov. Taft because he does not reinstate
Roman Catholics in lands seized by in
dependent Catholic in Philippines.
| legislature for $3.50 to build stock ex-
hibition hall.
| Rice Converse is divorced after thirty
| five years of married life.
Byron Frazier, a veteran Of the Civil
war, is on trial in federal court, charged
with counterfeiting.
Prince Paul, once a famous ventrilo-
Quist dies alone in his room at the En-
| pire theater
Standard Oil company settles suit for
death of the Moritz children by payment
Of $S. 500.
Aldermen embalm the owl car ordinance
| by referring it to the committee on
streets.
Corporation Attorney Markham asks the
council to let him know two months in
advance who will be his successor.
Mrs. Jennie Ward. a patient at st. Jo-
| seph's hospital, in At of mental aberra-
| tion, drops from a second story window
| and is killed.
| Bondsmen OF Bishop indicted on the
charge of keeping 8 disorderiy house at
Bijou hotel. surrender him and he is
| locked up.
BUSINESS
| All grain prices close higher firmness
and activity eharacterizing most Of ses-
sion.
Stocks are active only in spots and mar
! ket finally becomes duller than at any
other time since year opened.
Large transportation company is or
ganized fer operation On great lakes.
RAILROADS
L +. Farrell is selected by Mr. Hill
for president of the Northern Steamship
company.
Another new Office created by Great
| Northern.
Investigation of import rates is con-
nenced.
Pere Marquette takes formal control Of
Lake Erie & Detroit River.
SPORTING
Western league magnates hold annual
meeting and decide. to continue with same
| circuit.
National league magma tes continue their
| wrangle over peace agreement,
| Providence r. l., club Is after the
| Young Corbett McGovern fight.