The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-01
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity:
Fair and warmer; showers Saturday.
MINNEAPOLIS
Mayor Ames resigns, and fires Supt.
Fred Ames.
Trial of Fred Owens for extortion to
begin on Tuesday.
Sentiment of Democrats favorable to J.
c. Haynes for mayor.
DOMESTIC
California has the most destructive
earthquake in its history; great damage
being done.
Bryan pronounces ]. P. Morgan the
most dangerous man in the United States.
Judge Chytraus, of Chicago, modifes
the injunction against the oats corner
men.
Horses run away down the steep decline
at Duluth, killing one woman and serious
ly injuring another.
Methods of Perkins, the defaulting in
surance agent of Cedar Rapids, are ex-
planned.
Three Wisconsin farmers are mystic
riously missing.
Shenandoah Pa, is in charge of the
military and quiets down.
Crew of the Mayfiower, the presidents
unbearable treatment and some of the
men desert
Preston, Mimi, boy is arrested in Mas
sachusetts for highway robbery.
President Mitchell, of the miners, is
enjoined, at the instance Of coal com
panies, from preventing the operation of
mines.
WAsHINGToN-
fnT larN
sofa, and McCumber, of North Dakota
make nominations for cadetships at the
naval academy.
Foreign
King Edward is practically well man.
Heavy loss of life occurs in an Aus
tralian mine explosion.
POLITICAL
Renewal of oldtime fights between Re-
publican factions is PROMISED in Third con-
greSsional district
Anti-Tawney Republicans receive Knat-
void at Preston
Probable action of the North Dakota
Democratic convention at Fargo TODAY is
outlined
George II. Durrand is nominated for
governor by the Michigan Democrats.
LOCAL
Rock Island road has started to build
its extension from belt line bridge at
South st. Paul
Convention of the American League for
Civic Improvement will probably be held
Sept. "a, rs and 26.
The board of public works will grant
hearing on the West Seventh street nav
| ing proposition today
Body of Hannah Tangen. cook on the
steamer Lora, has not been recovered.
Secretary Irwin Shepard. of National
, Educational association, says MINNEAPOLIS
convention enrolment was a record
| breaker.
st. Pauls boot and shoe product in
creases in value 1000 per cent in ten
years.
Local committee planning on reception
| TO Trans Mississippi congress-James ].
| Hill to speak.
Board of control receives more bids on
state supplies than on any previous con-
| tract
State closes fiscal year with $212, 900
more to It's credit than last year.
| State superintendent announces teach
ers' examinations for August.
Property owners noisily protest to board
! OF public works against spreading of paw
| ing assessment.
In July the public baths were patron
lied by 105,633 bathers.
Nnety-three building permits were is
sued in July for sums aggregating s266.-
| 900. TO'
L. j. Markoe is elected from st. Paul
to the convention of Federation of Cath
ollc Clubs to be held in Chicago.
| SPORTING
American Association-St Paul 9. LON
lsville 3; Minneapolis T. z, Louisville 6. 6:
columbus IL, Kansas City 1; Milwaukee
| 5, Toledo 2.
National League-Pittsburg 8, BROOKLYN
| o; st. Louis 8, New York 2; Boston &
| Chlcago o; Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 0.
American League-Detroit 9, Washing
! ton l; st. Louis 4, Philadelphia 4; Cleve-
land 8, Boston O.
Mayor of San Francisco now expresses
the belief that the Jeffries- -Fitzsimmons
| hight was square.
BUSINESS
Wheat declines over 5 cents and oats
| close cent higher July options come
! to an end with but little excitement.
Stocks are very much unsettled. hea-
| Wy decline in Colorado Fuel being the chief
| feature.
! RAILROADS.
Rock Island reorganizing, with w. B.
| Leeds as president.