The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-04
News Condensed

ashington-Athletic training of the
cadets at the military, and naval academies
VIII be conducted hereafter during the en-
IRE Jour year course of the president
a Joint board of army and navy Officers
which he appointed to consider the sub
JecC A similar course of training will be
extended to enlisted men of both the
army and navy.
Washington-The colleagues of Senator
Cockrell on the military committee of the
senate presented him handsomely en-
crossed resolutions expressing regret at
losing the senator's services because OF
the expiration of his term. Senator Cock
reH was greatly moved.
Berlin-The Lokal Anzeiger's Baku cor
respondent gives the number killed in the
riots between Armenians and Tartars as
500. The belligerentS. the correspondent
says, have now buried the hatchet but a
general exodus from the city is in prog
reSS.
Chicago-The case of Johann Hook was
taken before the grand jury. He was ac-
Hook Mrs. Emile Fischer-Hock. sister
of the woman in whose body arsenic was
found, was one Of the principal witnesses.
London-The by-election in the Ap-
pleby division of Westmoreland due to
the resignation of Richard Risg. who Sc
coded from , the Liberals on the fisca!!
Jones, Liberal by majority of 220
Rome-The whole sitting of the senate
was taken up with the discussion of an
Interpolation of Senator Prince Odescal-
chi on the relations between Italy and the
United States. The immigration question
was the center of discussion.
New Yorl-Suit was filed by John w.
Young. one Of the promoters of the United
States Shipbuilding company, asking for
an accounting of $50, 1884. 900 of the securi-
ties of the corporation from the Mercan-
tile Trust company. its trustee.
New York-A request by Nan Patter-
sons father that she be allowed to go to
Washington in custody of a keeper to see
her sister, Mary Queen Milburn, who, he
said. is dying, was denied by District At
torney Jerome.
Washington-Speaker Cannon today
viii be presented, massive solid silver
which he is held by his fellow mem
bers- Every member of the house con-
tributed.
New York-A score OF men were injured
and lay in the street with broken heads
or severe bruises after a riot over the
distribution of tickets for employment in
shoveiing snow from the streets.
London-The British claims as a result
of the North sea incident as finally sub
amount. It is understood. will be- paid in
few days without demur
New York-The Evening Post has pur-
chased three building lots In Vesey street.
facing St. Paul's church yard. and will
build thereon a modern office building
next year.
Louisville, Ky.-At the railway camp
of A. Caligan. contractor four men were
instantly killed. two fatally and four
dangerously injured by exploding dyna-
mite.
Toronto. Ont-The Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and the Amalgamated Society
of Carpenters and Joiners will not ANAL
gamate. so far as Canada is concerned.
Austin. Textile senate has passed an
oil bill that will place all pipe lines in
Texas under the jurisdiction of the rail-
road commission.
Habana-A cabinet representative of the
Moderate party. to which President Palma
recently declared his allegiance, has been
formed.
Escanaba. Mich-All the schools wers
closed for two weeks, because OF typhoid
fever.