The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-09
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity:
Fair and cooler; fair Friday.
POLITICAL
MIR. Rosing begins his stumping tour OF
the state, addressing an enthusiastic au-
dience at Winona.
COAL MINERS STRIKE
Local unions of miners unanimously
vote to continue the strike.
President Mitchell Is said to have re-
fused President Roosevelt's request to
call the strike off.
Committee of National Manufacturers
association goes to Philadelphia to confer
with the operators, but the latter fail to
meet the committee.
President Mitchell arrives in New York
and confers with Senators Quay and Pen
rose of Pennsylvania.
DOMESTIC
American Street Railway association is
in convention at Detroit.
Michigan schooner is wrecked at Kin
cardine, Ont, and five men are drowned
Colombia's gunboat, Differed and
manned largely by Americans, sails from
San Francisco.
Butchers of Norfolk, Va, are arrested,
charged with conspiring to defraud the
government through fictitious bids for
naval supplies.
George Miller is killed in quarrel at
Garske, N. D.
National irrigation congress decides not
to merge with the Trans Mississippi con-
gress.
Mascagni, in New York, opens his
American operatic tour.
Striking street railway men in New Or
leans engage in rioting, and sixteen men
are injred
Gov. White, of North Dakota, tells why
he did not attend the conference of
Northwestern governors in the matter of
the Northern Securities company.
Three men who were suspected of the
hold-up on the Burlington road at Sa
wanna, ILL.,, escape from the Waseca
(Minn.) Jail.
Thirty dead bodies, for use of medical
colleges, are found in close proximity to
an ice cream factory in Louisville.
Forest fires do execution in Wisconsin
and Michigan.
WAsHINoToN-
G. A. r. parade is pronounced one Of
the best ever seen, $4,000 men being in
line.
Consul General Bragg is transferred
from Havana to Hongkong.
Gov. Bliss of Michigan, is thrown from
his horse in the G. A. R. parade and Sc
riously injured.
BUSINESS
Grain markets are strong and higher.
Relief from the pressure of credit con-
traction by the banks brings about re-
covery in stocks.
FOREIGN
Schoolmaster in Bohemia becomes in
sane, kills three pupils and Is lynched.
Bodies Of Macedonian soldiers who fell
in battle 33S B. c. are unearthed in
Greece.
General strike is decided upon by the
French miners.
Queen of Servia abuses the king and
boxes his ears.
LOCAL.
Eleven dogs are brutally drowned in
Mississippi.
Schubert club holds annual reception.
State board of control issues report and
claims a saving.
Max Boss, of the Great Northern, tells
Of the influx of settlers to the Northwest
Movement of grain to the market is a
month late.
Mrs. Tony Meyer is granted a di-
vorce.
Canadians ship cattle in bond through
the United States to Europe.
Drainage law is attacked in the supreme
court.
Luke c. Hayes, a wealthy Montana
ranchman,- commits suicide at the Mer-
chants hotel
Municipal bonds maturing in 1903 need
not be redeemed, as they can be re-
funded.
MINNEAPOLIS
Minneapolis police unable to capture
porch climbers who infest the city.
Wisconsin man from Ripon discovers
his missing daughters picture in fancy
attitude in penny lin the slot machine.
Fourteen-year- old boy makes clever
escape from jail.
Explosion in crowded restaurant Gre
ates panic and injuries two people,
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
Port. Arrived Sailed.
New York. Kaiserin Maria Germanic.
Theresa
New York ...Grof Waldersee. Philadelphia.
Liverpool. Canadian. .. Haverford.
Moville. 80. .Anchoria.
Queenstown. Majestic.
New York. .Carthaginian.
Cherbourg. g...................Kr .Kronprinz
Wilhelm.
New York. =. Teutonic
Queenstown. .Noordland.
Southampton St. Louis.
Queenstown. .SaXonia.