The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-26
The Globe Office Located Fifth Wabaha Streets
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity: Rain
and cooler; fair Monday.
POLITICAL.
Registration falls short only 1858 names
compared with that of last spring.
Mr. Rosing and John Lind speak at
Crookston.
DOMESTIC
Frank Norris, the novelist, dies in San
Francisco.
Capt Williams and Luke Wheeler, tried
in connection with the tax fraud case In
Chicago, are convicted
Woodrow Wilson is inaugurated presi-
dent of Princeton university. Grover
Cleveland speaks for the board OF trus-
tees.
Amount of anthracite being mined in
creases rapidly.
Kansas City story has it that an alli-
gator is dug up in a stratum that had not
been disturbed for ages and comes to
life.
Alleged body snatchers are indicted at
Indianapolis. Five physicians are among
the number.
City treasurer of East Grand Forks is
arrested, charged with $4,000 shortage
Water is turned into the new canal at
the 500 and the machinery started In the
big power house.
Trustees of the National Mckinley
Memorial association chooses site for the
monument at Canton, Ohio. and decide
not to build the memorial till the whole
I $3.50 900 is raised
FOREIGN
London in state.
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congress, Prof Koch continues to insist
that animal tuberculosis is not transfer
able to man.
Emperor William will visit King Ed
ward and try to reach an understanding
as to Delagoa bay.
Bitter correspondence between Charles
Stewart Parnelrs sister and John Red
mond is published. the subject being
Avondale, the dead Irish leaders es-
tate. -
WAsHINeToN-
Attorney General Knox, in a report to
the president says the title of the Pana-
ma Canal company Is valid and unin-
numbered
Carroll D. Wright is appointed a mem
Der of the coal arbitration commission.
John B. Jackson. secretary of the
United States embassy at Berlin, is ap-
pointed minister to Greece.
LOCAL
The movement for the extension of the
Third street bridge will be opposed by
owners of property in the vicinity.
District court declines to remove George
S. Heron from the commission appointed
to appraise land to be condemned for
Rock Island terminal purposes.
Health Commissioner Ohage declares
that he will appeal to the council for aid
to secure the construction of q safe ap
proach to the public baths.
Epidemic of diphtheria.
Father Stariha of st. Paul, and Father
'Keane, of Minneapolis, to be consecrated
as Bishops at the Cathedral on Tuesday.
Mystery surrounding the case of H. K.
Clark, who was seriously injured the
other night still remains unsolyed.
State Senator John H. Ives in a critical
condition as a result of q stroke Of apo
plexy.
at capitol to oppose Head Consul North
colts proposed step rate insurance plan.
MINNEAPOLIS
Board of charities and corrections lis
tens in secret to grievances Of superin-
tendent of the workhouse against an en-
ploye in the absence of the accused man.
It is rumored that the grand jury has
indicted Former Police Captain G. r.
Hill.
SPORTING
Nineteen National league players sign
to play with American league.
Minnesota football team defeats Iowa.
Score, "a to o.
from Mechanic Arts. Score, so to 6.
BUSINESS
All grains are higher, but the trading
is quiet. 80 .
Stocks open strong, but relapse into
dullness and do not respond to ia
yorable bank statement.