The Saint Paul globe., 1902-09-23
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity:
Showers; fair and warmer Wednesday.
DOMESTIC
Sensation occurs at the meeting Of the
Spanish-American War Veterans asso-
citation at Indianapolis, Liller, the deposed
adjutant general, calling Col. Russell b.
Harrison a liar.
Man arrested at Derby, Conn.,, admits
that he is Young, who is wanted for the
murder of Mrs. Pulitzer in New York.
Convict in the Saltwater prison at
tempts suicide by jumping from gallery.
His injuries likely to prove fatal.
Fifty thousand acres of land in North
ern Wisconsin are to be turned into cat
tie ranges.
Man accused of murder in Nebraska five
years ago is arrested in North Dakota.
Shortage of over $4,000 is discovered in
the county treasury Of York, Pa.
FOREIGN
British Venezuelan diplomatic relations
are strained to the breaking point.
Commander Mclean disarms Colombian
troops before allowing them to travel on
the railroad, and Colombian officials call
1t an infringement of their country's SOW
ereignty over the isthmus.
Russian wheat is found to be adulter-
ated with sand, dirt, etc.
German governments tariff bill is ex-
pected to fail.
Irish members of parliament and other
United Irish league members are prose-
cuted under the crimes act.
| Train in which the czar travels is
wrecked purposely, but the czar is un-
harmed.
WAsHINGToN-
United States pension list passes the
million mark.
President Palma asks that all the Amer
| lean troops now in Cuba be withdrawn.
SPORTING
American Association-St Paul 1, In
dianapolis 2; st. Paul 2, Indianapolis 8;
st. Paul 6, Indianapolis IL; Louisville 8,
Minneapolis O; Louisville A, Minneapolis
o. Louisville 4, Minneapolis 8.
American disqualification s, Philadel-
phia 1; Boston 8, Philadelphia s; Balti-
more 8, Washington 4: Baltimore 3, WASH
ington IA; Detroit 6, Chicago 4.
National League-Boston 7, New York
l; Brooklyn g Philadelphia 1.
POLITICAL
George r. O'Reilly will contest nomina- :
tion of John Wagner for clerk of courts.
Ninth district Republicans are angry
over Van SAINTS efforts in behalf of Sen
ator Grindeland.
| Chairman Griggs, of the Democratic
campaign committee, says President
Roosevelt's speeches help the Democrats.
City and County Democratic organiza-
tfon prepares for the campaign.
LOCAL.
Payne avenue taxpayers make vigorous
complain against the spreading of a paw
ing assessment.
Chamber of commerce reports on the
coal situation and advises that provision
be made for burning wood and soft coal.
The city council will probably consider
resolution ordering the city railway
company to restore the track at Fifth and
Wabasha.
Street sprinkling season closes with the
fund $4,000 short.
| Doctors who resigned from Hamline fac
ulty are no longer on the city and county
| hospital staff.
| DR.. Ohage asks for a charter amend
ment giving health department charge of
garbage.
| The Tenth battery, field artillery, is or
dered to Fort Smelling.
Edwin G. Link and Virginia Cabanne,
young society people Of st. Louis, plan a
wedding in st. Paul, but their object is
| frustrated.
Corporation Counsel Markham tells the
charter commission that amendments may
not be submitted at coming election.
John Wolff, starving to death amidst
plenty, kills himself with pistol shot.
| Colored women, Italians and Syrians en-
gage in riot over cedar paving blocks.
| MINNEAPOLIS
Employer and employe convention opens
in Exposition building. Carroll D. Wright
and President Northrop make addresses.
| Mill men will submit final proposition ia
employers today.
BUSINESS
Unfavorable weather causes the prices
| of all grains to advance.
Spasm of liquidation is the principal
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