The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Showers Tuesday and Wednesday.
DOMESTIC
James j. Hill addresses Big Bend
farmers on rate matters, at Spokane,
Wash.
Chicago Catholics criticise Archbishop
Irelands utterances on the Philippine
friars.
Texas cattlemen will pastr1e their
stock in Canada.
Chicago judge issues twenty more
injunctions in connection with the oats
corner.
tied by the crown prince of Siam in Octo
ber.
st. Paul is trying to get next years
convention of the German War Veterans
of America.
Strikers fear that operators will spring
surprise on them and resume work, and
are watching matters closely.
Michigan couple adopts all the inmates
of a Minneapolis orphan asylum, twenty
two in number.
his son, for which crime an innocent man
is in the penitentary.
President Roosevelt thinks the friars
should leave the Philippines and be re-
placed by Americans.
Emperor William leaves for a visit to
the cZar.
Berlin paper denies that Germany in
tends to annex the Netherlands.
John Gates will form a corporation to
furnish 1000 tons of coal daily to the
Milwaukee road.
President Springer, of the National Live
Stock associate the hackers to
persist in forming a meat trust at their
peril.
Hotel guests in Chicago badly injured
in a fire.
Unsuccessful attempt made to hold up
a Great Northern overland t1lin in Wash
ington state.
B. L. Levinthal, of Philadelphia, is ap-
pointed chief rabbi of the orthodox Jews.
Ex- Senator Don Cameron is badly in
jured in Scotland.
LOCAL
Fenton G. Warner is elected president
of the Lincoln club at its annual meet
ing.
Assembly committee on streets recon-
mends that lease of Gedney Pickle COM
pany be revoked
George w. Walsh shoots at garbage
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Committee on streets of the assembly
approves final order for the acadamizing
of Concord street.
will confer with the board of control to-
day.
County will buy no more steel from the
Pauly Jail company until it's right to ac-
tion for delay in delivery is acknowl-
edged.
Park board has been petitioned for a
park on Rondo street. between Mackubin
and Kent.
Assembly committee refuses to sanction
application of West side citizens for a
new railway bridge at State street.
Residents of East Robert street are di-
vided as to merits of brick and asphalt
pavement.
Hamline University is opposed to the
park proposed to be placed opposite Nor
wegian Lutheran college.
School board opens bids for it's win
ter's supply of coal.
Negroes Of the Twin Giles celebrate
emancipation day by days outing.
FoREIGN-
Long battle between Colombian troops
and revolutionists seems to have ended
in a victory for the former.
1t is believed in The Hague that the
Boer leaders are campaigning for the
subversion of British rule in South Africa.
MINNEAPOLIS
Odell will retire from race for congress
in favor of eX-Gov. Lind.
Body of an unknown man is found In
the river.
Large number of dynamite caps are
found scattered near railroad tracks in
South Minneapolis.
Irwin A. Gardner pleads not guilty tc
charge of eXtortion
License Inspector A. L. Gardner has
resigned.
Trial of Col Fred Ames has been put
over. to September term.
BUSINESS
All grains and provisions are lower, in
spite of a very firm opening.
Stock market is about the dullest OF
the year.
RAILROADS.
F. I. Whitney says general conditions
were never better on the Pacific coast.
The 500 Line announces special low
rates for harvest hands to North Dakota
| points
SPORTING
American Association: ST. Paul S, Col
umbus 3; Toledo A. Minneapolis 3; Mil
waukee T. Louisville 5.
American League: st. Louis 8, Balti-
more 2; Boston 6, Detroit 1; Cleveland
| Washington o.; Chicago 8, Philadelphia 7
National League: st. Louis 1, Boston 0
Chicago Z, Philadelphia 2; Brooklyn g. Gin
! cinnati L. Pittsburg 9, New York Z.
| Fourth week of the Grand Circuit open
ed yesterday at Buffalo with three event.
on card.
All arrangements for the Corbett- Nc
Govern go are being pushed despite th
report that the fight will be stopped.
SCHEDULED TO OCCUR TODAY.