The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-18
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
Weather for st. Paul and vicinity:
Showers today and Saturday.
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC
Fourteen persons drown at Portsmouth,
N, H.
Chicago has phenomenal tidal wave
from Lake Michigan.
Sentiment in United Mine Workers
convention does not favor general strike.
Tracy scores another escape.
Chicago man finds a woman's lost bag
containing over $4,000 and gets 10 cents
as reward.
Man who disappeared from Durand
Wis, is arrested in Manitoba, charged
with manufacturing bogus securities and
stealing trust funds.
POLITICAL
La Toilette is renominated by Wiscon-
sin Republicans. Stalwarts are badly
beaten.
John L. Gieske seeks Democratic nomi-
nation to congress.
Republican banker says Rosing is safe,
conservative and will give state first t-class
administration.
Congressman Fred c. Stevens flies for
fourth term.
WAsHINGToN-
Several Northwestern men are among
those ordered for examination for ap-
pointment as second lieutenants from
civil life.
Military division of the Philippines may
be abolished.
FOREIGN
American to a duel and fails to meet
him.
Russia proposes an international con-
n wi fTIICt Ctc
LOCAL
Contracts are let for grading and sew
er work on several streets. -e... .a
Public baths establish new record of
10000 bathers in five days.
State board of investment loans SIS, 900
to school districts
Attorneys in merger suit agree to
certain stipulations.
Assembly passes resolution asking gas
company to reduce price to 81 per thou
sand
st. Paul likely to get next convention
of Army of Philippines.
School board will have a hard tussIe
with manual training problem on Aug. s.
Assembly approves ordinance giving
Rock Island right to cross streets, but ex-
acts additional concessions.
State Library association wants state
librarians office made non-partisan.
Two-year-old baby falls from third
story window to pavement and will live.
Peddlers lose their fight to comneI
farmers selling vegetables to take out
license.
Assembly authorizes use of a local
voting machine in Fourth ward.
Assembly approves three asphalt paving
contracts involving an expenditure of
$33, ,O00
DR.. P. j. Danehy says Bible should not
be read in public schools
Stock Yards bank, at South st. Paul.
reorganized with doubled capital.
MINNEAPOLIS
Minneapolis men say they saw Col.
Fred Ames in the city Tuesday.
Vice President Powers, of CITY council
is acting mayor. =. -..., ~
Attorney E. E. Empey held to federal
grand jury for working "straw men, acct
dent claims against railroad companies.
SPORTING
?, American associations: Columbus 10,
indianapolis T.
American league: Philadelphia 7. Chi
cago 8, Cleveland 8, Boston 2; Washing
ton 8, Detroit 8.
National league: New York 6. Cincin-
natl 3; Pittsburg 8, Boston 2; ST. Louis 10,
Philadelphia 6.
w. J. Travis, golf champion of America,
is beaten by E. M. Beyers, of Yale, at the
last hole in the tournament at Glenview.
A card of eight events furnishes good
sport for 5000 people at Detroit harness
meeting.
President Ban Johnson says Baltimore
American league team has forfeited it's
franchise.
BUSINESS
Corn is erratic, but closes higher.
Wheat is noted for it's firmness.,
Trading in stocks increases, and the
tendency is upward. -
RAILROADS.
Union Pacific announces a plan for
financing its purchases of Northern Pa
ciflc and Southern Pacific shares.