The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-14
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity: Fair
and warmer; fair Monday.
DOMESTIC
Rabbi Hirsch, of Chicago, says the
United States is in the condition OF
France on the eve of the Revolution.
Price of anthracite coal in Chicago
rises to $25.
Disastrous forest fires occur in Mon
tana,
Miss Nellie M. Brown, teacher on the
Crow Creek reservation, marries an In
dian.
National Prison congress meets in Phil
adelphia.
Rioting accompanies a strike of street
railway men at Ottumwa, Iowa.
Unconfirmed report states that a thresh-
er-feeder in Michigan throws boy into
the machine, where he is ground to
pieces, and the feeder is Immediately
hanged by his fellow workmen.
FOREIGN
French scientific commission that in
vestigated the situation in Martinique
says the entire Mont Pelee region should
be evacuated.
Fifty people are killed in a railway
accident in India.
Seventeen persons are killed in an anti
Semitic outbreak in Poland.
Unequaled increase of crime is reported
in the United Kingdom.
WAsHINGToN-
William ONeil, of Ashland, Wis, is ap-
pointed chief examiner of Chippewa In
dian lands in Minnesota.
Secretary Shaw will release some of the
treasury holdings.
POLITICAL
Mr. Bryan makes a campaign speech in
Ohio.
LOCAL
st. Agnes parochial school will be ded-
icated with impressive ceremonies today.
Mary Moritz develops the qualities of a
heroine by rescuing four children from a
burning house, in which two others per-
ish.
Willis Sanborn Eaton, son of Duluth
millionaire, and Miss Lemlick, pretty
school teacher, are married quietly in St.
Paul.
Owing to the fact that it is built over a
swamp, Fifth street has sunk several
inches, necessitatinS rock foundations for
street car tracks and repairs to building
foundations.
Gen. Miles passes through st. Paul, on
his way to the Philippines.
President Holman assures the public
school teachers that their salaries will be
paid.
Sons of Zion will hold elaborate cere-
monies this afternoon in connection with
the dedication of their new synagogue at
State and Texas streets
Memorial services on the anniversary of
the death of President Mckinley will be
held today in st. Paul churches.
State inspectors find many filthy dairies
in st. Paul, and prosecutions are threat
ened.
Local revenue office receives a wagon
load of stamps, worth $500, 600.
John Muldoon, alias James OMalley, is
identified as the murderer of a Cleveland
policeman, and declares he will kill police
men and reporters if he ever regains his
liberty
MINNEAPOLIS
Harvey S Rogers is placed on trial,
charged with stealing ltters from the Min
neapOis postoffice.
SPORTING
American Association--St. Paul, IA, To-
ledo 4; Milwaukee 8, Louisville 2; Mime
apolis II, Columbus 7; Kansas City 10, In
dianapolis 0.
National Chicago IL, st. Louis
l; Cincinnati g. Pittsburg 4.
American League-Cleveland 4, St.
Louis l; Cleveland 2, ST. Louis l.
Americans defeat the Canadians in the
international cricket match.
w. Gambler Egan wins the title of anna
teur golf champion of Chicago.
British rife team at Ottawa wins the
Palma trophy, defeating the Americans
and Canadians.
Crusader wins Douglas cup at White
Bear races.
BUSINESS
Big slumps occur in grain prices, and
reports of frost have no effect
Stocks are moderately active due to a
favorable bank statement and the action
of the secretary of the treasury in antici-
pating October interest.
Chicago judge in an adverse decision
deals corners a knock out blow.
RAILROADS.
In order to protect their interests in the
East against ncroachment by the Gould
lines and the Grand Trunk, the Wander
bilt and Pennsylvania interests form an
alliance involving 100000, 900.