The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-19


Showers today and Sunday.
DOMESTIC
If Senator Spooner is not reelected he
will probably be appointed chief justice
of the United States.
Man killed in a street duel at Metropo-
| lis, Ill.
Hibernians are indignant at state
| ment circulated that they have not kept
their. promise to Ireland.
Missouri farmers suffer heavily from
high water. Loss will reach $4,OO0,OOO.
United Mine Workers convention dis
| cusses plans to raise funds. Little pos
| sibility of a general strike now.
| The largest corn crop in history is pre-
! dicted this year. ...
Illinois woman kills her husband ana MS
| brother who had attacked her.
| Freight handlers at Chicago may strike
| again. Meeting called for Sunday night.
st. Paul girl in st. Louis has trouble
| with her lover and commits suicide.
| POLITICAL
Fifth district congressional situation
| centers on John Lind.
Adam Bede discovers peculiar campaign
methods in Eighth district.
Withdrawal of Judge Stiedl promises
| IrOuDlS GOpullSC COInLllIl66'
Insurgent members of congress are be-
| ing severely disciplined at home.
LOCAL
Government statistics, says Labor Com
missioner O'Donnell, prove the virtue of
| hnionism.
| Supreme court holds that city has rights
of condemnation under new charter.
Fred Brown secures verdict of $4,000
l
pany.
| City assessor has received over !, 900
| protests against increased valuations.
Supreme court turns down Mayor
Ames, of Minneapolis, in his fight against
city council
Catholic summer school closes second
| week of its session.
Great Northern gives train to good
roads people to tour Northwest.
Team Owners union will demand coal
| companies to discharge non-union labor
said to be employed in hauling coal.
State dairy officials and Minneapolis
health officers clash over inspection of
herds.
MINNEAPOLIS
Col Fred Ames' wife says he will be
| back by July 25.
and lives.
Thomas Clough, of St. Paul, arrested on
charge of forgery.
BUSINESS
Mayor Patten, of Evanston, seems
booked for heavy winnings in his July
oat deal.
Oats are the main thing in the grain
market, rising in sensational manner
| Wheat is strong and corn dull.
1t is another animated day in stocks,
sales again exceeding a million shares.
Trade conditions are excellent and
promise to be better yet.
RAILROADS.
John w. Gates gives a history of the
. Louisville & Nashville deal.
FoREIeN-
Cardinal Rampolla writes a cordial note
| to Gov. Taft concerning the Philippine
| negotiations.
Paterson IN. J.) anarchist who in
tended to assassinate the king of Italy is
| arrested.
The Prince de Sagan and a Paris lawyer
have an encounter which causes much
| talk.
The pope is displeased with the conduct
of the commission of cardinals in the
| Philippine negotiations and dissolves it.
SPORT
st. Paul is beaten at Kansas City, s
to 2.
National league: Chicago 2, Pittsburg O;
Brooklyn 2, Boston 1.
American league: Philadelphia z, Chi
cago 8; Cleveland IA, Boston 4; ST. Louis
4, Baltimore 8.
Many rumors are af1oat regarding JEFF
frles' condition, and it is said that he is
sick.
b. B. Byers, of Yale, and Louis James.
OF Glenview club, will play off cham
pionship golf finals today.
Grand-Frawley company in Madame
Sans Gene,' 2:30 and S:15.
Como Park-Minnesota State band. 8:15.
excursions OH steamer J. S., o'clock
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