The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-25
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity:
Storms Friday and Saturday.
DOMESTIC
The Chicago, st. Paul & Milwaukee rail-
road has been purchased by men inter-
ested in the Union Pacific system.
Mayor Ames and his brother Fred of
Minneapolis, hold stealthy conference in
Chicago.
Dedication of worlds fair at ST. Louis
will take place April 80, 1903.
One of the Spreckles is to unite with
the Western sugar beet growers and es-
tablish large refineries in this country and
Hawaii.
Railroad accident in Ohio kills two per-
sons and fatally Injuries half a dozen 9TH
erS.
Judge Jackson, at Parkersburg, W. Va,
renders decision against strikers In
which he upholds injunctions.
President Roosevelt addresses the New
Jersey National guard.
Rock Islands Chicago-Denver flyer is
wrecked and fireman is killed.
Winona man who has been missing
since May has been heard from at Hot
Springs, Ark, where he Is ill.
Rev. j. P. Carroll delivers lecture on
Joan Of Arc" before Catholic summer
school.
Buffalo Bills Wild West show is in St.
Paul.
Panhandle Limited is wrecked in Ohio,
and six persons are burned to death and
others hurt.
LOCAL
Marjorie Holmes dies at the city hos
pital from burns received two weeks
kago.
Police step in to prevent free fight at
an open-air labor meeting.
An ordinance is to be introduced in
council restricting the speed of auto
mobiles on the streets.
Frank Kopatek is drowned while bath
ing in the Mississippi river.
Commercial club is considering plans
for entertainment of the trans Mississippi
convention.
Details Of the murder Of E. c. Baker
reach st. Paul.
Swift Packing company may assume
control Of Union stock yards of South st.
Paul.
President Bohannan, of the Duluth
normal school, denies report that the in
stitution will not open Sept. 2.
POLITICAL
Senator Knatvold enters the lists as an
opponent to ]. A. Tawneys congressional
aspirations.
Democratic headquarters are opened at
the Merchants.
Tams Bixby is coming home to straight
en- out Third district congressional mud
die.
Mr.. Bryan and others address the New
England Democratic league.
BUSINESS
Corn and oats go soaring, yet trade is
light. Wheat is lower.
| Sharp advance occurs in few active
| stocks, with no apparent reason. Prices
| fall back.
| FOREIGN
The missing Capt Bradlee Strong turns
up in London.
| President Castro, of Venezuela, issues a
| remarkable proclamation.
| Young British army officer is brutally
! maltreated by brother officers.
RAILROADS.
Sensational rise in Rock Island is ex-
| planned.
Canadian Pacific plans for fast Allan
| tic steamship line.
MINNEAPOLIS
| -. V. IouSley Tor n1teen years at mead
Of Minneapolis schools, is dead at Spring
Lake, N. J.
City attorney holds that DR.. Ames is
| not mayor while absent.
% r. R. Oden files for Democratic nomi-
nation for congress.
w. H. Mill selected president Of Rail-
way Agents association.
SPORTING
| American league: Boston 4, st. Louis
| g.; Washington 8, Cleveland 1.
| National league: Boston 2, Philadelphia
| I; New York 2, Brooklyn o; Chicago 8,
| Cincinnati 2; st. Louis s, Pittsburg 4.
Many sporting men are at Frisco to
witness the Fitzsimmons Jeffries mill to-
! night
Three favorites and an outsider win at
| Cleveland races, furnishing good sport
for big crowd
| Minnesota cricketers beaten by Chicago
| Wanderers by seven wickets at Wtnni-
| peg.