The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-14
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
Weather. for st. Paul and Vicinity
Partly cloudy; fair Friday.
DOMESTIC

clared off, the American Bridge company
granting the demands of the men in Phil
adelphia.
Soldiers widow says Gen. Chaffee is
guilty of cruel treatment, and she will
shoot him if he does not make reparation.
Tug blows up in New York, killing four
men.
Ottumwa 0owa) farmer tries to kill
his wife, and is killed by his son. 3
Man and woman are under arrest in
Cleveland for the murder of the woman's
| husband. The man confesses that he did
the deed.
Wisconsin State Bankers association
| meets in Milwaukee.
Moros attack an American outpost and
Kill 1.-TWO soldiers and wound another.
Montana Elks got the first prize in the
competitive drill at Salt Lake City. The
| next convention will be held in Balti-
more.
Society of the Army of the Philippines
holds its third annual reunion at Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Rev. Harry w. Knowles, of Duluth,
heads an association for 1.-The suppression
| of crime and enforcement of Sunday laws
In Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Waseca prisoners are sent to- Jail while
| evidence to connect them with the Bur-
Cincinnati boy is demented and made
! lncorrigible by being whipped at school.
Tennessee negro sells himself into slav-
| cry to procure money to pay his debts.
Compromise in the Peter Power-North-
ern Pacific suit is reported likely.
New and startling evidence is secured
| in connection with the Bartholin- Mitchell
| murder mystery in Chicago.
Portsmouth, Ohio
Gov. Gage, of California. is arrested
| on charge of libeling the proprietor of
| the San Francisco Call.
LOCAL
Troubles of McCarthys occupy attention
! of the municipal court
Wife of Patrolman Sullivan expires
while he is patrolling his beat.
Number of new firms file articles with
| the secretary of state.
Judge Gould, of the board of control.
denies that he visited st. Cloud to settle
building strike.
Fearful death of Mrs. Markell as the
result of an explosion of alcohol
Crookston Lumber company granted an
injunction against Clearwater Logging
company.
egates to convention at Dubuque.
Ancient Order of Hibernians to hold
annual outing at Tonka bay.
Scottish Clan of Twin Cities hold annual
outing at Minnetonka lake.
William Raven tries to stop a runaway
and catches foot in moving cogs on steam
roller. Four toes crushed.
Theft of black silk skirt from Emporium
causes arrest of Alice Macdonald.
Commercial club arranges for entertain
ment of delegates to Trans Mississippi
Commercial congress.
Democratic state central committee ac-
cepts resignation from ticket of J. A.
Meyers, of Little Falls.
Cities along the river ask the Trans
Mississippi congress to use it's influence
in having the stream damned at Keo-
kuk, Iowa.
DIR. Ohage has hopes of winning fight
for revocation of Gedney lease.
Contractors want extra money from
school board on foundation work. Matter
referred to city attorney.
FOREIGN
Gaynor and Greene, the American fugi-
tives, are liberated in Quebec.
Cold, rain and snow damage wheat and
rye in Germany.
More riots attend the closing of re-
Hgious schools in France.
Engagement of Archduchess Marie of
Austria and Duke Siegfried of Bavaria
was broken because each loved another.
BUSINESS
Plans for the management of the steam
ship combination are announced.
t. B. Walker, of Minneapolis, buys
California timber land and is reported
cooperating with ]. J. Hill to build a new
railroad. @'% tf5'f N-s'S'f-
United States Steel corporations prof
| its are $3O,O00,000 on actual outlay of $685.
900, 600. ,aergzys- 7gss r,.ef. ..sf..
Grains pursue an erratic course. They
open firm, slump and react.
Stock market is firm in tone. but no
Increase in trading activity takes place.
Fa.m mers' National Cooperative, Ex-
change company is Incorporated at
Pierre, S. D., with $50, 600, 600 capital.
More litigation grows out of N. P.
Clarke's bankruptcy at ST. Cloud.
New York syndicate buys Omaha street
railway stock aggregating $6,OoOO 900.
MINNEAPOLIS
Acting Mayor Jones and supt Waite
announce new police policy.
The gambling house at Columbuia
I1elSulS mas peen cIOSeQ.
SPORTING
American AssociationESt. Paul, g. To-
| ledo 2; Louisville 9, Kansas City fgame
forfeited to Louisville); Columbus 8, Min
neapolis 8.
| National League-St. Louis 4, Philadel-.
phia q Brooklyn A. Chicago 2; Boston 8,
Pittsburg 6; Cincinnati A. New York 8;
Cincinnati 2, New York 4; Boston /, Pitts
| burg 6.
Steve L'Homme.Jen of Chicago so
manipulate things as to make $45,OOO on
Brigadier at the Harlem race track.
| American League-Philadelphia 8. De-
troit 0; Philadelphia 9, Detroit O: Balti
more IA Cleveland A; Boston 9, Chicago
U; st. Louis Z, Washington 5.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.