The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-11
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for St. Paul and vicinity:
Fair; showers Saturday.
DOMESTIC
Two hundred or more men are killed
in mine explosion at Johnstown, Pa.
Five Toronto firemen are killed.
Wisconsin and Iowa men buy out a
large lumber company in California.
The warship Ranger is ordered to Da-
vid, Colombia, to protect American in
terests.
Otto Faust, of Valley City, N. D., is
adjudged insane at Chicago.
Bishop Conaty of Washington, de-
clares in an address at Chicago that "in-
tellectual" crime is increasing.
Thomas Welch, a farmer living near
Grand Forks, is murdered in his home.
Prof. Charles F. Smith, of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, is elected presi-
dent of the American Pathological asso-
citation.
Harry Tracey. the Oregon convict, forces
sSnan to buy him guns and ammunition
near Tacoma, Wash.
Gen. Anderson declares Dewey must
have been mistaken regarding agreement
at Manila.
Mate of Mississippi river steamer
shoots and kills two patent medicine men
ASe'A 1lOCh 1SldLO.
Freight handlers strike at Chicago re-
mains unchanged.
Government report shows a decline in
the condition of spring wheat and an i'm
provement in winter.
Grain elevator rate war is declared ar
Buffalo.
LOCAL
Booker Washington speaks before
Afro American council.
DR.. Shields tells Catholic summer
school there is no room for cranky
teachers in the school room.
Mayors veto of paving order means
bitter fight between sandstone and as
phalt people.
Mrs. Nettie Rowe gets verdict of 300
for killing of husband in Great Northern
wreck
Miss Sarah Brooks, supervisor of pri-
mary work, to leave st. Paul for position
in Baltimore.
Residents in vicinity of Madison
school protest against school boards ac-
tion in locating frame building on school
! site.
Blaze on West side causes 81, 900 loss
| to Villaume Box and Lumber company.
Horse show programme yesterday the
| best of the week.
Luther league adjourns to meet at
| Buffalo in 1904.
Minnesota ranks sixth in the value of
| factory dairy products
City restrained from paying Cleve-
! land Vapor Light company's April bill.
Prospect of merry fight in council over
| selection of members of board of abate-
ment.
| Robert street property owners decide on
| brick as material for paving
Noted labor leaders address labor meet
ing at Federation hail.
-NINNEAPoLIs-
N. E. A. convention elects President
| Eliot of Harvard, president of associa-
| tion.
Trial of Coffee john is taken up.
BUSINESS
Prices of all grains decline because Of
| favorable weather, and the trading is
| light.
There is large buying of New York
Central and the Chicago corn corner ex-
erts great influence in Wall street.
SPORTING
American association: Minneapolis 10,
ST Paul 4; Kansas City 8, Milwaukee q;
| indianapolis s, H. Columbus, l. g Ma
tional league: Cincinnati 6, Boston 8;
st. Louis 2, Brooklyn 2; New York 8,
Pittsburg l.; Chicago 4, Philadelphia O.
American league: Washington T. Balti-
more 3; Cleveland 2, Detroit 0; Boston 8,
Philadelphia l.
| F. S. Kelly, of Balliol college, Oxford
wins the diamond souls at Henley.
WASHINGTON
Senator Penrose, of Pennsylvania. helps
resurrect the charges against Powell Clay
| ton, ambassador to Mexico.
War college board holds it's first session
and considers autumn army maneuvers.
FOREIGN
Germany is in accord with the United
States that Chinese should be treated
! leniently.
Trouble with the Basutos is threatened
Picture of a nude woman gives rise to
| various kinds of troubIe In Paris.
Queen Alexandra opens the coronation
bazaar and a fatal mishap mars the fes-
| tivities.
King Edwards coronation is fixed for
| Aug. 8.
| POLITICAL
SpUrgeon Oden formally announces ac-
ceptance of Democratic nomination for
| secretary of state.