The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-22
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
Weather for St. Paul and vicinity: Fair
and warmer.
DOM MESTIc-

DOMESTIC
Loggers from Gordon, Wis, believe
Harry Tracy was implicated in the muir
der of Joe Blackburn near there twelve
years ago.
May Yohe charges the missing Capt
Strong with having stolen her jewels.
Col. R. M. O'Reilley is appointed sur
geon general of the army.
Senator McLaurin, of South Carolina,
declines appointment as a member of the
United States court of claims.
LOCAL
Charles Rossman RECEIVERS $15,4OO COM
mission on land DEAL
The Omaha road will grade Fillmore
street at less cost than city contractors
offer to do work.
Next legislature likely to appropriate
money for new state prison and farm.
Commercial club directors rescind for
mer action on manual training at Me-
chanic Arts school,
French-Americans observe twenty-fifth
anniversary of U$ion Franchise.
No permanent building may be put up
in st. Paul for the Columbian Catholic
summer school.
st. Paul veterans of the Army of the
Philippines are working to secure 1908
reunion.
Rev. j. N. Stariha, of st. Paul, is to be
bishop of Sioux Falls diocese.
Organized labor may boycott coal deal
ers who are at outs with teamsters'
union.
Young woman who committed suicide
in the river Sunday night was Miss Anna
Kreuzer, formerly of Winona.
MINNEAPOLIS
No more municipal corruption cases
will be prosecuted until the September
term.
Police Captain Krumweide may be CEN
sured for going to West Baden without
permission.
President Beardshear, of the National
Educational association, leaves for his
home.
w. w. Heffelfnger refuses to run for
mayor
WASHINGTON
Value of farm property in the United
States in 1900 was s2O,514, ,OO1, ,S3S.
Col. Groesbeck is called to account by
the secretary of war for talking too freely
about Maj. Walters trial.
Allotments of funds are made for i'm
provements at Northwestern and other
army posts
POLITICAL
Congressman are expected to oppose
Dowling's nomination because of his plat
form, which assails their position.
William F. Villas discusses the possi-
bilities of Democratic harmony.
Senator Dubois, ex-senator Pettigrew
and others are forming new national
party.
BUSINESS
Bearish sentiment due to fair wealth
er causes a lowering of all grain prices.
Stocks are low, there being much SELL
ing for profit taking purposes.
FOREIGN
Murderers of the Marquis de Mores
are placed on trial in Algiers.
Pope Leo gives Gov. Taft a farewell
audience.
Steamer Primus is sunk in collision on
the River Elbe and fifty persons are
drowned
Hayti has a new revolution
Irish land owners combine to protect
themselves against the United Irish
league.
Natives of Angola, Portuguese South
Africa, commit atrocities, cutting up
and burning traders.
SPORTING
Opening day at Harlem is marked by
many accidents. Horse is killed in stee-
| plechase.
Excellent weather marks the opening
day in the Western tennis championship
at Chicago.
Fitzsimmons' arrival in San Francisco
stimulates interest in the big fight He
| is in excellent condition.
American association: st. Paul A, Mil
| waukee 8; Indianapolis 6, Toledo 5; Co
| lumbus 8, Louisville 2; Kansas City 8,
! Minneapolis s.
American league: Boston s, Chicago
81 Washington 2, ST. Louis / PhiIadel-
phia II, Cleveland 10; Detroit 8, BaIti-
more 0.
National league: Cincinnati 7, st.
| Louis 2; Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 1.