The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-27
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

For ST Paul and vicinity: Fair wednes-
Village of Limbe Haiti, is attacked and
recaptured by the provisional govern
ment The loss of life is heavy.
1t is feared that Mont Pelee, Martinique,
is in eruption again.
DOMESTIC
Mississippi lowest in years north of
Dubuque, while it is unprecedentedly high
south of the mouth of the Des Moines
Senator Hanna cannot lay the corner
stone of the Salvation Army building at
Cleveland unless he joins the bricklayers'
union.
Ten warrants are sworn out against
President Burt, of the Union Pacific on
the charge of false Imprisonment.
The Rev. Sam Small admits he was
drunk while trying to make a temperance
lecture in Vermont.
Dover, N. H, although 27O years old,
sees a president of the United States for
the first time,
Republic Iron and Steel company is
negotiating for the purchase of another
big Mesaba ore tract
Fifth annual convention of postmasters
gathers at Milwaukee.
Kansas woman catches "lumpy jaw"
from cattle and dies of the disease.
Greatest mines in Alaska reported in the
Maine district.
Zanko Vlassic pays Sophie Plawosch,
Grecian girl, $4,000 to become his wife.
Northern Pacific train is held up by
seven men in Idaho.
Gen. Uribe-Uribe is trying to taint the
transfer of the Panama canal.
POLITICAL
Thirteen candidates, eight of them Dem
ocrats, file. with the secretary of state.
The Democratic state central commit
tees headquarters will be moved this
week.
California Republicans indorse Presi-
dent Roosevelt and pass resolutions op-
posing industrial trusts
Democrats and silver men prepare for
fusion in Nevada.
SPORTING
American Association-Milwaukee 5, st.
Paul A; Minneapolis 7, Kansas City 5; In
dianapoliS 4, Columbus 2; Louisville 49,
Toledo A.
American League-Boston 13, St. Louis
2; Philadelphia 13. Cleveland 2; Chicago
10, Baltimore 0; Washington 8, Detroit T.
National League-Pittsburg g. 8, Bos-
ton 1, O; New York 6, Cincinnati 0: st.
Louis Philadelphia game postponed-rain.
Advance Guard breaks the track record
at Saratoga by going a mile and a fur
long in ISL 2-5.
Joe Frey runs mile at Hawthorne in
1894.
R. F. Doherty, of England. defeats M
ID. Whitman, of America, in the interna-
tional tennis match
Direct Hal wins the $4,000 stake at
providence, breaking his record to 2:O4H.
BUSINESS
Crop reports indicate that it has been
too cool and. too wet the past week.
All cereals sell at lower prices.
Stocks sell off sharply under heavy deal
ings. N-''-
LOCAL
Members of Mt. Zion congregation will
mold a fair for the benefit of the new tenn
PIE 1und during the week of Oct. 26.
Trades and Labor Assembly appoints a
committee to aid the walters in their fight
for an advance in wages
The state board of control rejects all
local bids for coal and awards contract
Tor $4,000 tons to Chicago firm.
The board OF public works will consider
street improvements this winter so
as to allow commencement of work AS
: soon as frost leaves the ground.
The conference committee at its meet
ing In December to be urged to appro-
pirate 100000 toward the extension of
the ST. Paul sewerage system.
Peter Power is held by Judge Lacombe
to be in contempt of the MINNESOTA dis
trict of the federal court
Chicago-St. Paul railroads agree upon
1 cent mile rate for G. A. R. encamp-
ment.
Executive Agent Fullerton says he is
convinced that Simon Michelet is to blame
for the illegal hunting on White Earth
reservation.
The state dairy and food department
unearths fraud in sale of wine vine
gar.
Delegation of West side citizens want
mayors approval of a board approach
from Wabasha bridge to Harriet island.
There will be a general walk-out of
walters in ST. Paul unless an agreement
is reached by Thursday. Cooks may join
strike.
Private Freeman, who allowed prisoners
to escape from Fort Smelling, does con-
victs' work.
George w. Cunningham and Pearl Ed
gerly, refused a marriage license, find a
way to wed.
County Attorney Kane says Aug. 26 is
last day for filing nominations.
MINNEAPOLIS
Acting Mayor Jones declares he will not
be a candidate fof mayor.
Six policemen dismissed by Mayor Ames
reappointed by Acting Mayor Jones.
Augustana synod will meet to consider
the removal of Gustavus Adolphus col
lege.
Heavy damage by forest fires in Wis
consin.
Loss of $4,000 by fire in the woolen
mills at Prairie du Chen Wis.