The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-31

president of the National Association of
State Banks.
Anxiety is felt for 400 or 500 men in
Texas on account of the floods.
A $225,OOO fire occurs in the packing
plant of Thomas J. Upton company in
Chicago
A riot growing out of the coal strike
occurs at Shenandoah, Pa. Police and
mob exchange shots and many men are
killed or wounded.
Chinese are being smuggled into the
United SeStes in prairie schooners.'
Riot attends the funeral of Chief Rabbi
Jacob Joseph in New York.
Judge Grosscup decides against the
Peoples Gas Light and Coke company,
which seeks to prevent the enforcement
of the 75-cent gas ordinance.
Fatal railway collision occurs at Elm
Grove, Wis.
Rhode Island company, which is to ac-
quire and hold stocks Of corporations and
merge them, is incorporated in New Jer-
sey.
Three young women are drowned near
st. Peter.
restraining order is granted by a
ciates, who have been operating the oats
corner.
Treasurer of Dudley Hosiery mills, at
Newton, Mass, confesseS a $12O,OOO de-
falcation.
BY a cave-in in a gold mine in Rossland,
B. c. mine superintendent is killed and
others hurt.
Destructive storm occurs at Winona
and in Wisconsin.
LOCAL
Chrysanthemum and Orchid show to be
given in st. Paul in November.
DR.. Ohage will build kitchen at pub
lie baths for use of picnic parties.
Minnesota Children's Home society to
build a new $25, 900 building at st. An
thony Park Immediately
Moses Folsom returns from Canadian
Northwest with enthusiastic predictions
of it's future.
City attorney rules that home talent
are subject to license fee the same as
travelling companies.
Exodus of harvest hands begin and
local agencies say that men are very
scarce, despite extremely high wages
Joseph Kavarik, eight-year-old boy
smothered to death under avalanche OF
dirt in sand pit.
Large attendance is assured for Trans
Mississippi congress in ST. Paul in Sep
tember.
Sale of $4,000 acres of Chippewa land
under Morris bill is announced.
Northern Minnesota editors begin their
annual excursion today.
BOARD of control has taken no action
in Red Wing Training school case yet.
st. Paul laborers gave yesterday
wages to Coliseum fund.
Royal Neighbors enjoy their annual
outing on Harriet island.
Rock Island road files plans for new
$3.50, 900 freight depot.
Catholic Summer school comes to
close after very successful session
Minnesotas car shop industry has in
creased 141 per cent in past ten years.
City to curtail merry go-round shows
by ordinance, preventing leasing of lots
in thickly populated districts.
Hannah niger, cook on steamer Lora,
falls overbG Grd and is drowned:
Policemans Benevolent Protective as
sociation is organized in st. Paul.
POLITICAL
Chairman Buck, Of the Democratic
state central committee, formally assumes
duties of his new post.
Politicians believe P. w. Morrison, of
Carver county, is Heatwole's choice for
Third district nomination.
Hennepin politicians confidently expect
announcement of Lind's candidacy to
congress on his return from Winthrop.
Iowa Republican convention nominates
a state ticket and fails to reaffirm plat
form declaration in favor of taking the
duties off trust-made goods.
MINNEAPOLIS
Grand jury returns more bills against
mayor, chief of police, Gardner and Co.
hen.
Roy Gilman falls seventy feet on steam
ship Buffalo.
SPORTING
dianapolis, postponed; Minneapolis Louis
vile, postponed; Kansas City 4, Colum-
bus 2; Toledo II, Milwaukee 10.
National league: Chicago 1, 8, Boston
0, /; New York 2, st. Louis 1; Brooklyn
5, Pittsburg /.
American league: Cleveland 1, Chica-
go 0.
BUSINESS
Grain markets are ragged and rather
dull, but close higher, with one excep-
tion.
Stock dealings are contracted and, the
tone is hesitating and fuctuating.
RAILROADS.
Illinois Central is said to have bought
the Chicago & Eastern Illinois.