The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-24
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

OME0 III
Fortieth anniversary of the Sioux mas
sacre is celebrated at New Ulm.
Chicago girl bookkeeper successfully
fights two highwaymen and saves her en-
ployers' money.
New bsttleship Maine has a trial trip
and proves the fastest in the American
fleet.
Evangelical Lutheran synod decides not
to merge the ST. Paul and Columbus semi
naries.
1t is proposed to unite the University of
South Dakota and the Brookings agri-
cultural college, removing the former from
VermilliOn to Brookings.
DR.. George Francis James, of the state
normal school of Los Angeles, Cal, is
elected professor of pedagogy Of the
University of Minnesota.
National federation of negroes is Or
ganized for self protection.
FOREIGN
Gen. Botha says England will have Sc
rious troubles with the Kaffirs in South
Africa, and should grant the Beers an in
dependent parliament.
Nordenskjold expedition succeeds in ex-
ploring the unknown antarctic ocean.
Serious decline in British army recruit
ing causes revived talk of conscription.
MissVivian Sartoris, Gen. Grants grand
daughter, and F. r. Scovel are married at
Coburg, Canada.
POLITICAL
Halvor L. Shirley, Democratic candi-
date for state treasurer, is peculiarly fit
ted for the office.
Ramsey county Republicans are en-
broiled in bitter fight for sheriffS nomi-
nation.
Nominations to the primary election
ticket close Wednesday afternoon.
LOCAL
Story from Rome revives report that
Archbishop Ireland is OF be made car
dinal with a seat at Chicago.
Women will have many fine exhibits at
the state fair.
Carl Finnell landscape artist, is un-
der arrest charged with non-support.
Forecaster Lyons says today will be
bright and clear.
Chairman Leavett declares there are no
figures to show that the board of control
has saved 100000 this year.
Frederick OiConnell was enjoined by
the courts from killing his wife, wants
change of venue to Minneapolis.
Public Examiner johnson issues his re-
port for 1902, which shows a remarkable
increase in the business of the state
banks.
County Auditor Johnson undergoes
delicate operation at st. Joseph's hospital.
The local lodge of Elks will enjoy its
annual outing next Friday.
Business men of Broadway, Fifth and
Seventh streets, say now they will be sat-
isfied if the Como-Harriet cars will use
their loop.
Chairman Gavin, of the executive COM
mittee of the Trans Mississippi congress,
says only matters pertaining to the
trans Mississippi region will be be dis
cussed at the Seattle meeting.
Retreat for the priests of the st. Paul
diocese will begin at ST. PauFs seminary
tomorrow morning.
MINNEAPOLIS
Judge Steele says that neither he nor
Judge Simpson violated the game laws.
Friends Of Acting Mayor Jones urge
him to run for mayor.
More dismissals and reductions on the
Minneapolis police force.
BUSINESS
Grain markets are active, corn being
the bull leader. All gra IS but oats close
higher.
NOtWlthStandlnS active operations or
speculative pools, interest in stocks is
languid and the close is irregular.
Somewhat damagin afidavits are sub
mitted in the suit against the United
States Steel corporation.
Combination of all the nalleable iron
foundries in the country is being at
tempeted by the United States Steel cor
pOration.
SPORTING
American association: st. Paul 8, Kan
sas City z; Milwaukee 9, Minneapolis 8;
Louisville Z, indianapolis z; Toledo 5,
Columbus 8.
National league: Brooklyn 8, Pittsburg
8; Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati Z; Chicago
IA, Boston 5; New York 4, st. Louis 8.
American league: Philadelphia IL,
Cleveland 1; Baltimore H. Chicago 8;
Boston 1, st. Louis 4; Washington 6, De-
troit 2. r.s.s-
E. c. Schaeffer, of Reading, Pa, estab-
fishes several new swimming records.
Dan Patch, at Readville, PAGES mile
in 2:00A, lacking a second of Star Point
er's record, which he tries to break.