The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-24
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity:
Showers and thunderstorIns.
EnREIGN

Showers and thunderstorns.
FOREIGN
Premiers of British colonies shock the
imperial authorities by championing the
case of Irish home rule.
In fight between troops and strikers
in Austria twenty-tbree persons are killed
and forty wounded.
Rev. Thomas A. Flynn, of Sioux Falls,
S. D., is appointed domestic prelate of
the pope
The Methodists acquire valuable piece
of property in London and will build
great hall.
Nine German bankers are sentenced
for fraudulent bankrupt toy.
Emperor William is appealed to not to
visit Posen for fear Polish fanatics will
attempt to assassinate him.
More disturbances occur in Paris be-
cause of the religious associations law.
Steamer capsizes in China and 200 per-
sons are drowned.
DOMESTIC
Campaign for annexation is to be start
ed in Cuba.
United States League of Local Build
ing and Loan associations meets at Put
in-Bay.
Americans rob an express car in Mex
leo of $4,000.
Woman is mysteriously murdered in
Pittsburg
Large tract Of land in Colorado and
Nebraska is withdrawn from public en-
try for the first great reservoir under
the irrigation law.
Illinois miners give $780, 600 to the strik
ers in the anthracite field.
American Federation of Labor refuses
a charter to the Brotherhood of Railway
Employees.
Capt. Hobson, 1t is believed, will mar
ry the daughter Of former Vice President
Stevenson.
st. Louis physician is fined for swear
ing at a telephone operator.
Five hundred Indians are executed in
Mexico.
LOCAL
Three thousand people hear Dr. Henry
Austin Adams lecture at the Auditorium.
Army of Philippines now has a mem
bershippf $50.
Junior Pioneers hold annual picnic and
have royal outing.
Street car company refuses to let down
wires for house movers without compen-
sation and trouble is likely.
Discovery of iron mine on state lands
means two and half million dollors for
school fund.
Edgar c. Baker, of st. Paul, murdered
by his own father while visiting at his
Ohio home.
Water board appropriates $4,000 to
fight electrolysis damage case against
the street car company.
MINNEAPOLIS
Chief Ames extended absence causing
comment His leave Of absence expired
yesterday.
Police department preparing to tone
down the red light" district.
Capt. Krumweide has talk with Mayor
Ames and is again on duty.
City council decides to sell old city hall
at auction.
County Attorney Boardman and Assist
ant Smith have another quarrel
POLITICAL
Democratic committee elects Judge
Buck chairman and completes it's organi-
Zation.
1t is denied that President Roosevelt
will make political speeches on his forth
coming tour.
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licans goes through as arranged.
SPORTING
American association: Milwaukee 3, 9,
st. Paul 2, /; Louisville 3, 4, Columbus
1, 8; Indianapolis 0, IL, Toledo 2, 4; Kan
sas City z, Minneapolis
National league: Boston 8, Philadelphia
O; New York 4, Brooklyn l; st. Louis TO-
Pittsburg 4.
American league: Baltimore z, Chicago
5; Boston 8, st. Louis 2; Philadelphia S,
Detroit 8; Washington 6, Cleveland 5.
Dan Patch lowers his record at CIeve-
land, going at 2:OS%. The Monk wins
2:07 trot.
RAILROADS.
Recent storms in Northwest do but
little damage to crops.
Charles S. Fee says Yellowstone Park
business this year will break all previous
records.
WASHINGTON
It is found that aconite poisoning killed
Charles J. Mccormick and wife of Grand
Forks.
BUSINESS
Corn is lower, while wheat and oats
rise. The trading is unimportant.
Stocks are strong. but the operations
are not widely distributed.