The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-30
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for St Paul and Vicinity
Fair and warmer today and tomorrow.
LEGISLATIVE
House holds brief exercises in honor of
McKinley's birthday anniversary.
Senate committee will take up Matchan
investigation today.
Visit to Saltwater penitentiary salts
fies house committee that convict labor
system cannot be improved.
Joint committee favors removing Fari-
bault institutions from management Of
board of control.
i-vaceinationists seek law to COM
pei recognition of their belief by school
boards.
DOMESTIC
Maj. Glenn. tried on charge of killing
prisoners in Philippines unlawfully. is
acquitted.
Coal railroads. it is said, will dscour-
age independent operators who hang on
TO their product for higher prices.
Joint resolution for Greater Chicago
IS introduced in Illinois legislature.
Book by Congressman Grosvenor is be-
ing sold for 500 copy on plea that au-
thor is poor.
McKinley's birthday is celebrated in
Order of Seven Wise Men declines to in
Yite Miss Alice Roosevelt to Mardi Gras
ball because of her fathers friendly atti-
tude toward the negroes.
Minnesota woman was among those in
ured in the Arizona railroad disaster
Levi Ankeny is elected senator in Wash
ington state.
LOCAL
Railroads pay gross earnings tax to the
state.
August Sepalla, who was insane when
he arrived from Finland. will be deported.
Gov. Van SAINT names committee to re-
ceive contributions for famine stricken
Firms.
Action on owl car ordinance is postpon-
ed by aldermanic committee.
Mrs Ella Hulse declares in divorce
complaint that she was driven insane by
cruel treatment.
Judge Lochren directs a verdict for de-
fendant in the suit of Leonard Perkins,
the man with a broken neck
Divorce suit in which Preacher Berry
and his wife figured is dropped
SPORTING
American association to hold annual
meeting in Chicago Feb. Z.
w. H. Watkins is offered management
Of Philadelphia National league team.
Harry Forbes and Andy Tokell will fight
in Detroit.
i FOREIGN
Captain, chief officers and others son
| British bark are said to have been killed
at sea by mutineers.
Polish countess is arrested, charged
with falsely pretending to have borne a
son and presenting him as heir to large
estate.
Commission of German experts in men
tai diseases makes report on therapeutic
value of hypnotism.
Central American republics threaten to
go to war over presidency of Honduras.
Turkey, it is thought, will go to war
sooner than yield to demands Of France
| and Russia for reforms in Macedonia.
WASHINGTON
General educational board organizes. Its
main object is promotion Of rural free
schools in South.
President Roosevelt sends a message to
| congress asking granting of request Of
| China and Mexico that this government
assist in establishing fixed relationship
| between gold and silver standard coun-
| tries.
memorial OF members of the National
| Red Cross is presented to congress. show
| Ing unpleasant state of affairs
Democratic minority of house commit
tee makes report on antitrust bill
Outcome of senate deadlock on state
| hood bill is uncertain
RAILROADS
Trainmen looking for adjustment at ST.
| Louis soon.
Northern Steamship company sells ele-
vator and six freight steamers.
Canadian Pacific viii build line to Spo-
kane.
/ BUSINESS
Wheat is quiet and nervous, but closes
strong and at advance. Oats and corn also
| rise
! Stock market is entirely in hands of
/ professionals. and volume Of trading is
somewhat larger than on Wednesday.