The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-29
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity:
Showers and warmer; showers Wednes-
day. It's.
DOMESTIC
Earthquakes occur in South Dakota,
Iowa, Nebraska and California.
Jacob Lift buys McVicker theater. Chi
cago.
Hundreds of sheep and goats are felon-
iously slaughtered in Oregon and Colo
rado. Ae
A. M. Rothschild, head of large de-
partment store in Chicago, commits sui
eide. .>..... .,......
American medical commission in Mex
leo thinks it has discovered the cause Of
yellow fever.
Chicago man claims to have invented
a method of feeding live stock which
cuts the expense in two.
Unconfrmed rumor consolidates Chi
cago packing houses and gives them con-
troll of the stockyards.
Bloodshed follows opposition to the
agreement of the Creek Indians and the
government.
1t is charged that the freight crew was
responsible for the fatal railway wreck
at Etter, Mimi.
Some coal companies in Pennsylvania
begin work preparatory to resumption.
Fatal riots occur in Camden, N. j.,
primaries.
Speaker Henderson denies allegations
made against him in connection with the
London dock bill.
FOREIGN
Both British and Dutch will be repre-
sented in the new legislative councils in
South Africa.
Runners invention in wireless telepho-
ny is entirely successful in Berlin.
WAsHINGToN- ~-
President of Nicaragua commutes death
sentence of DR.. Russell Wilson, of Ohio,
a filibuster.
Interior department calls for bids for
pine lands in the Red Lake and White
Earth Indian reservations.
LOCAL
Matt Vandrasek, the only man to re-
cover from a jump from high bridge with
suicidal intent, is discharged from city
hospital.
The bodies of Mary Seller and Josephine
Kastner, drowned in Long lake Friday,
are buried in Calvary cemetery.
Log thieves are busy along the upper
Mississippi river
Fruits are and will be cheaper this year
than last.
President Roosevelt will speak at the
convention of employers and employees to
be held at Minneapolis in September.
L. A. Gilbert is elected president of the
Christian Endeavor union at annual meet
ing. held last night.
According to federal statistics, there is
a newspaper in Minnesota for every $500
inhabitants.
Andrew Swanson is sting the City Rail-
way company for 5000 for injuries sus-
tanned.
Park board induces charter commission
to submit an amendment favoring it at
fall election.
Prof. Monaghan lectures on relations
between commerce and diplomacy at the
Columbian Catholic summer school.
Local teamsters are objecting to plan
of street sprinkling by contract.
California scientist insists that the
eastern section of the United States was
raised three to ten feet by the Martin
ique volcanic eruption. 'i9et+@
Indiana girl is kidnaped by a farmer.
Destructive storm occurs in North Da-
kota.
POLITICAL
Ben Cobb, of the Democratic congress
SlOIldl COIIllIISe, says the DenOcrdIlC
speakers during the campaign will ad-
vocate the removal of duties from trust
made goods.
MINNEAPOLIS
Col. Fred Ames arraigned in court and
pleads not guilty to charge of bribery.
Nary Johnson drinks carbolic acid and
dies. F.
SPORTING-
American association: st. Paul Z, Lou
isville 6; Milwaukee 4, Toledo O; Mime
apolis 4, Indianapolis 8.
National league: New York 2, Brook
lyn 0.
American league: st. Louis 9, Phila-
delphia 4; Baltimore Is, Cleveland 5; Bos-
ton 8, Detroit I; Washington '12, Chica-
go 2.
Grand circuit races open at Columbus.
BUSINESS ''-''~N@ -
Oats have another sensational drop, and
all grains and provisions close considera-
bly, lower.
Midsummer dullness attacks the stock
market, and speculation f1attens out.