The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-03
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
Weather for st. Paul and vicinity: Fair
today and Monday and cooler Monday.
DOMESTIC N-

today and Monday and cooler Monday.
DOMESTIC
Planet Eros is rediscovered by Den
yer astronomer.
Packing house and railroads in Chi
cago are at war as a result of the rate
cut of the Chicago Great Western road.
Man and wife are fatally injured in
cyclone in Iowa.
Man wanted at Albert Lea, Mimi. on
charge of bigamy escapes from an Iowa
jail while the Albert Lea sheriff is on
the ground trying to get him.
Storms knock out cr-. s in large sections
of country in Minnesota and North Da-
kota.
Wisconsin farmer is swindled in a pc
culiar manner.
Chicago judge enjoins Bank of Montreal
from paying money held as margins on
oats.
desperate resembling Tracy does a
stunt in an Iowa barbershop
Man near Rochester. Mimi, kills him
self by taking carbolic acid and strychnine
and cutting his throat
Member of the Iowa legislature dies at
Des Moines of poisoning, and it is not
known whether he killed himself or was
| murdered.
Chicago woman in whose house nine in
fants are said to have died from INSULT
clent nouriShment is arrested.
FoREIGN-
Premier Combes, of France, says the
| religious schools will be allowed to re-
| open with lay staffs.
King of Italy will visit the emperor of
Germany and propose a reduction in con-
tlnental armaments.
POLITICAL
Former Gov. John Lind formally an
nounces his candidacy to congress from
| the Fifth district.
Two more Republicans enter Third dis
trict congressional race.
Mr.. Bryan denies that he will again
seek the Democratic presidential nomina-
| tion.
Alabama Republican state committee
| deprives negroes of representation in the
state convention, and the blacks are
| talking of bloodshed.
| LOCAL
Burglars are reported to have entered
| two residences and secured $780,
| Police warn citizens On ST. Anthony
| hill to be on guard against sneak thieves
George Sommers & Co. and Griggs,
Cooper & Co. will erect large warehouses.
Protests have been filed wifi the coun-
Gil against granting licenses to three pro-
| posed saloons.
| Local tribes of Red Men are preparing
for the annual meeting at Red Wing next
week.
! Coroner A. W. Miller will hold an in
| quest to determine blame for the fatal
accident in elevator of New York Life
| building.
Omaha road will grade Fillmore avenue
! avenue in record breaking time
Rev. Charles ScanneIl, speaking at the
/ annual Haddock memorial meeting at
| Hamline, denounces the Republican party
as the champion of intemperance
Pressfeeders employed by the West
Publishing company are out on strike.
Twin City railway clerks excursion to
Waconia is attended by $500 people,
By the end of the week there will be
no hard coal for sale in the Twin Cities.
NINNEAPOLIS-
Case of Col. Fred Ames to be tried be-
fore Judge McGhee on Tuesday.
! Private Secretary Brown and Police
Capt. Hill discharged.
RAILROADS.
| Assets of the Credits Communication
company, of Sioux City, are purchased
by Boston man and will be used to
| OuAIo d1u equip the Northern rail-
! way.
| Northern Pacific railroads weekly crop
! report indicates that the yield will be
fully up to the average.
| BUSINESS
Strong rally occurs in the grain pits,
the tone being better than for weeks.
| Stock trading is semi-stagnant and not
| much change IN prices takes place.
SPORTING
American Association: st. Paul is, To-
ledo 10; Indianapolis 5, Milwaukee 2: Col
umbus Z, Minneapolis 3; Louisville Is,
Kansas City 10.
National League st. Louis 8, Boston 1:
! st. Louis 1, Boston 2; Chicago 12, Phila-
/ delphia O; Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn 1: Pitts
burg Z, New York g.
American League: Detroit 8, Wash
ington 0; Philadelphia 4, st. Louis L. Chi
cago 8, Baltimore 8; Chicago 5, Baltimore
2; Boston 2, Cleveland l.
Dan Patch, at Columbus, PAGES a mile
in 2;0OA.
The Doughertys beat the Wrenns for
the Eastern tennis championship.
Crusader beats the Eastern yacht Seer
ess on White Bear lake.
Lord Derby wins the $4,000 trotting
race at Hartford. His competitor, Boral-
ma, badly Injuries himself.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.