The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-16

Forecast of the weather for st. Paul
and vicinity: Partly cloudy Tuesday
and Wednesday; variable winds.
DOMESTIC
Movement is started in Chicago for en-
listing the workingmen of the United
States in semi-political organization.
Philadelphia judge refuses charter to
a Scientist church because he says it is
corporation organized for profit.
Railway employees are soon to make
united demand for increased wages.
Wisconsin Methodist conference asks
Roosevelt if he asked the Vatican to
create Archbishop Ireland a cardinal
Joseph Schmitz is under arrest at Gin
cinnati for threatening to kill the presi-
dent.
Lieut.. John R. Morris blows out his
brains on board the battleship Olympia.
Twenty-Five villages are swept away
and 5000 persons rendered homeless in
Bengal.
Dispatch from Lieut.. Peary at Chateau
Bay, Labrador, indicates he is safe.
Seventeen men thought to have lost
their lives by an explosion in mine at
Northfork, W. Va.
President Roosevelt shakes hands with
1000 Of his neighbors.
Sixteen lives are lost by forest fires
in the state of Washington.
st. Louis judge declares the hat pin
legal weapon of defense
Former Justice Gray dies of paraly-
sis.
Five United States senators are on
their way to Oyster Bay at the invitation
of the president.
FOREIGN
British steel men are said to have COM
bined to control prices and regulate the
output.
London gets nervous over the New
York money situation.
WASHINGTON
Hobson fails to qualify for retirement
and will be assigned for duty by the
navy department.
Outline of the Littleield anti trust bill
which is to be filed next session.
SPORTING
American association: st. Paul g.,
Columbus 6; Indianapolis H. Kansas
City 8.
American league: Washington II, A.,
Baltimore 8, 4; Philadelphia 6. 9, Boston
4, q Chicago 7, 4, Detroit 2, 8.
National league: Philadelphia 7. g. Bos-
ton 4, 2; Pittsburg 6, ST. Louis 1; Chicago
6, Cincinnati 3; Brooklyn Z, New York 2.
Tommy Ryan knocks out Kid Carter Of
Brooklyn, in the sixth round.
BUSINESS
High rates for money result in a gen.
eral slump in stocks.
Both cereals and provisions sell at
higher prices.
LOCAL.
Board of pardons sets George Merkling
and John Bailey free.
Charles ]. Hultgren challenges the right
of S. R. Van SAINT to the governorship
and is sent to Rochester.
Miss Sarah Welsh is dragged twenty
feet along pavement by her skirt becom-
ing entangled in safety gate Of a car.
new ordinance is proposed to i'm
pose a penalty for stringing overhead
wires in the business district
Assembly committee requires a $500
bond from Imperial Manufacturing COM
pany and then refuses to recommend
granting of the franchise.
Chamber of Commerce elect officers
and declares intention of investigating
the fuel problem.
George H. Maxwell explains how the
Milk river valley will be made to bloom
by irrigation.
Paulist missionary points to attendance
at early morning services as proof that
ST. Paul men are willing to go to church.
Two additional companies strengthen
the garrison at Fort Smelling.
Fire board asks for charter amend
ment allowing the department more
money.
Anti Vaccination society wants COM
pulsory law eliminated from the char
ter.
William B. Travers is probably fatally
stabbed by "Gumbo Gibbs in a saloon
brawl.