The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-28

and warmer; showers Monday.
DOMESTIC
Bill in equity against coal and coal
CARRYING company, asking for a receiver
Is filed in Boston. 1t is hoped thus to
procure relief from the coal famine
Harry Rose, New York stage mana
ger kills his wife, whose affections, he
says, were alienated.
Long Island man is murdered in New
York and an attempt made to cook his
body.
Wisconsin girl is arrested on the charge
of having stolen a horse to take her to
her lover to be married.
Senator Lodge makes significant
speech on tariff revision.
Two men are killed and six injured,
perhaps fatally, by a furnace explosion at
Duquesne, Pa.
Four or more persons are killed in
freight wreck at Rawlins, Wyo.
Three men wanted for the robbery Of
the Burlington train at Savanna, ILL.,, are
captured.
Great damage is done by flood at New
Hampton, Iowa.
Colombian revolutionists fire upon a
government gunboat flying flag of truce
and bearing a peace commissioner.
Dentist and his wife are arrested at
Council Bluffs, Iowa, for counterfeiting.
FOREIGN
Sienkiewicz the Polish novelist, warns
his countrymen in Germany to be eau
tious and not hate the Germans.
Twenty-six people are killed in rail-
way accident in France.
American and British tobacco com
panies merge, ending the war in Eng
land.
Lord Rosebery will leave the British
Liberal organization and found a new
party.
WASHINGTON
Contracts for carrying the malls by
pneumatic tube in five Of the largest cities
are awarded.
United States troops will not be with
drawn from Cuba till permanent treaty
is signed.
Department of agriculture reports upon
what it has done thus far in the work Of
irrigation.
POLITICAL
Democratic committee has arranged for
five Rosing meetings in ST. Paul this
week.
Col. Foster files formal notice of contest
of Sixth district congressional nomina-
ton.
Governor of Michigan tenders Gen. AL
ger the appointment of United States
senator, to fill the vacancy. All of AL
gers opponents withdrew.
Joseph M. Dixon is nominated for con-
gress by the Montana Republicans.
BUSINESS
J. P. Morgan enters the oil business in
California.
Business is rather light in the grain pit
and everything but September wheat
closes lower.
Much feverishness marks the trading in
stocks, the market closing unsettled. st.
Paul loses heavily.
SPORTING
American league: Detroit 4, Cleveland 8;
Detroit 0, Cleveland 2; Boston 8, Balti-
more 8; Boston 4, Baltimore Q; ST. Louis
9, Chicago 1; Washington g. Philadelphia
4; Washington Z, Philadelphia s.
National league: Boston 8, Philadelphia
2; Boston 2, Philadelphia 2; Pittsburg 13,
Cincinnati 6; New York 4, Brooklyn o;
New York A. Brooklyn IL.
Minnesota defeats Carleton ON North
rop field by score SO to 0.
LOCAL.
August Snider and Lille Dermoth, new
ly acquainted, obtain marriage license
No. 10000
st. Paul liquor dealers seek law abol-
ishing free lunch and Christmas bottles.
Judge Brill appoints referees to re-
count ballots in contested primary cleo
tion cases.
MINNEAPOLIS
Olaf E. Olson, said by relatives of
Blanche Crane to have deceived her into
an Illegal marriage, has dropped out of
sight.
Former Detective Norbeck gives re-
cital which is damaging to Fred W.
Ames, on trial for eXtortion.
Fort Smelling garrison is augmented by
artillery and cavalry.
Electric lighting company Is formed to
supply residences on st. Anthony hill.
State Auditor Dunn says street railway
assessment should be $1,000, 900.
c. F. Arrol is refused license for tene
ment house in Summit avenue.
Judge Finehout holds that engineers.
and not firemen, are liable under smoke
ordinance.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.