The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-10

weather IOT OI. raul anu Vicinity
Warmer Thursday; increasing cloudiness
Friday; light northerly Winds.
MINNEAPOLIS
Archbishop Ireland addresses the Ma
tional Educational association on ''Devo-
tion to the TRUTH giving some neWSpa-
| pers an incidental roast.
r. l.. harrington, artillery man, hurt
at camp Lakeview, dies of injuries.
Mayor AmeS and Chief of Police Ames
indicted for accepting bribes.
County attorney and his first assistant,
AL j. Smith, are at outs.
Trial of Coffee john for receiving a
'gratuity' begins.
WASHINGTON
Army board advises that khaki will be
the field uniform hereafter and that the
| cavalry helmet be discarded.
Great secrecy is maintained in Wash
ington regarding the coming naval ana
army maneuvers on the Atlantic coast in
August.
DOMESTIC
Helena (Mont.) water service is to be
shut off by Boston directors.
Steamer Conemaugh brings no tidings
of the lost steamers Portland and Jean
ME-
President Roosevelt invites his cabinet
to visit him at Oyster Bay.
Russell Sage asks that the United
States Steel corporation be restrained
from converting preferred stock into
bonds.
Three prisoners in st. Joseph, Mo-
Jail blow out rear wall of building with
| dynamite, but fail to escape.
DR.. Behm, of Chicago, says city will
| have no lake breeze this summer. Blames
Mont Pelee eruption.
A squad of Company B men from Camp
Lake view will attend the funeral Of
| Richard Harrington at Minneapolis.
Sylvia U. Pho, Chicago city hall en-
| ploye. is to wed Danish count.
Excessive rains do enormous damage in
| Iowa. Havoc by storms in Wisconsin
| Prayers offered for rain in New Mexico.
Seven persons are killed and eleven
Frustrated by the heat in Manhattan. Two
| die from the same cause in Brooklyn.
Maj. Edwin Stevens, veteran of the
| Civil war, dies in Pernambuco5 Brazil.
The strike of the Chicago freight hand
| lerS is virtually settled.
LOCAL
Board of public works ready to begin
| work on University avenue paving order.
| Mayor vetoes West Seventh street paw
| ing order at midnight
| Afro-American council opens it's ma
tional convention in st. Paul.
| Ellen NJ. Stone speaks at Luther League
| convention.
| Minnesota ranks sixth in value Of
| cheese and butter factory product
Receipts and shipments in St Paul for
! first six months of 1902 show gain of 20,
| 600 carloads over 1901.
Commissioner ODonnell publishes re-
| port on condition of domestic wage earn
| ers
Horse show results in several impor-
| tant sales.
| Catholic summer school holds its first
session.
| Little girl, burned by gasoline explo-
| sion, saved by prompt work of mail car
| rier.
/ Case in circuit court involves Standard
! Oil company and United States Steel cor
| poration and control of zinc market.
Pythian lodges plan for their consolida-
| tion on July Is.
POLITICAL
Insurgents are ousted from reorganized
Republican state central committee.
Chairman McGovern files certificates
of Democratic nominations.
Roosevelt is said to have turned over
the patronage of New York and Penn
sylvania in exchange for the delegations
of those states in national convention.
SPORTS
American Association: Minneapolis g.
st. Paul 5; Louisville 5, Toledo 2. Amer
lean league Philadelphia 4, Boston (sev-
| enteen- inningS); st. Louis 3, Detroit /;
Baltimore IL, Washington 4. National
league: Pittsburg 8, Philadelphia 2; Gin
cinnati 2, Brooklyn 0; st. Louis 5, Bos-
ton (ten innings).
Baron de Shay wins the SO, 600 stake al
Detroit.
United States circuit court at Cleveland
declares it has no jurisdiction in the cases
! of Lajoie, Bernhard and Flick.
Titus, the American, loses in the dia-
mond SOULS race at Henley.
Eugenia Burch runs five and a hall
furlongs at Brighton Beach in 1905 3-5.
Two hundred and twenty-one entries
have been made for the state fair races
at Hamline.
FOREIGN
Earthquake destroys town in Solon.
lea, eight persons being killed. -
King Edward is to go on his royal yacht
next week.
Cubans blame the United States for the
failure of the bank loan of $4,O00,O00.
Arrangements made under which Tier
Tsin is soon to be turned over to the Chi
neSe authorities.
BUSINESS
There is a heavy movement of money
from New York to Chicago because O.
corn corner. "+
Grains rise somewhat because of gen.
eral rains.
Only about 100, 900 bushels of corneret
corn is traded in at Chicago.
SCHEDULED TO OCCUR TO-DAY.
Grand-"Camille," 8:15.
Afro-American Council, state capitol.
Luther league rally, Auditorium, at
o'clock.
Catholic Summer school at state capi
tol, $3.50 and o'clock.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
Port. Arrived. Sailed.
Glasgow. ..... Korean.