The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-22
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for St. Paul and vicinity:
Fair and warmer today and tomorrow.
LOCAL
Trans Mississippi Commercial congress,
practically completes its business after
deciding to meet next year at Seattle.
Dwyer Plumbing company offers to
heat and light new jail at a price consid-
erably under that asked by the gas COM
pany.
Board of Public Works decides to pave
Ramsey street with asphalt. Other i'm
provements are ordered.
Readers working upon 1000 applica
tions for positions as first and second
grade teachers complete their task.
Gov. Van SAINT is urging executives Of
other states to attend the good roads con-
vention to be held here Sept. II and 1S.
Minnesota editors return, well pleased
with their annual outing.
Second day of Sisters of st. Joseph's
Jubilee is given over to the reception OF
former pupils.
Owing to the excellent water system,
st. Paul is particularly free from typhoid
fever, which disease is epidemic in many
cities.
]. S. Bangs, Swift & Co.'S local man
ager, declares that j. Ogden Armour is
mistaken regarding the price Of beef.
Says price should come down.
Martin Bacon says temperance work in
creases drunkenness.
Samuel Morris attempts to kill his wife
and wounds her seriously.
POLITICAL
Joseph Leicht finds Eighth district Re-
| publicans working for Rosing's election.
Mr.. Bryan predicts that the United
will
have it's fall like Babylon.
Democratic county organization sau-
| thorfzes precinct committeeman to name
| election officials.
John Lind files his papers for the pri-
mary eelction for nomination as congress
| man
DOMESTIC
| Gen. Franz Sigel, one of the heroes of
| the Civil war, dies in New York.
Big gang of alleged green goods swim
| dlers is arrested in New York.
Programme of the Sioux massacre cele-
bration at New Ulm is given.
| Judge Shiras, of the national supreme
court may be succeeded by his Iowa
| brother.
Michigan aeronaut falls 1900 feet in
| Illinois, but is not fatally hurt
Idaho Republican convention declares
in favor of tariff revision and nominates
John T. Morrison for governor.
Brother of R. r. Remington does not
| believe the latter committed suicide.
Iowa Prohibitionists nominate a ticket.
Three negroes and a white man are
killed in an affray in Mississippi growing
: out of corn theft.
FOREIGN
Largest ocean liner af1oat is launched
in England.
Turkey begins acceding to the Amer
| lean demands % sesas,=+s %s.4s
Ancestral home of George Washington
in England may be brought to the Unit
| ed States.
More missionaries are reported killed
! in China.
WAsHiNToN-
| Capt. Ryan, courtmartaled for water
curing in the Philippines and criticising
civil judge, is acquitted.
Special agents of the land department
are sent to Wyoming to help put out the
| forest fires.
Navy department changes the rank of
marine officers appointed from civil life.
MINNEAPOLIS
Acting Mayor Jones makes six addi-
tional appointments to the police force.
Harry S. Rogers is held to the federal
grand jury on charge of rifing the
| mails.
SPORTING
National League-Pittsburg 2, New
! York 0; Pittsburg 1, New York 8: Brook
lyn Z, Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia 2, Chi
cago 0; Boston 6, st. Louis 1; Boston 4,
st. Louis Z.
American League-Philadelphi -, st.
Louis 5; Baltimore g. Detroit 5; Washing
ton 6, Chicago A; Boston 4, Cleveland i.
! Fire department ball team defeats the
st. Paul police ball team by the score of
Is to IL.
All-American trio will bowl in the Twin
| Cities Oct. 14-18
The Dohertys win for England the ten
mis- championship in the games at New
port.
Cresceus, at Indianapolis, beats Nancy
Hanks track record for trotters.
RAILROADS.
Omaha announces new train service to
| Mitchell, S. D., effective Aug. 81,
500 and Northern Pacific issue a Joint
tarlH reducing Bismarck freight rates.
w. Bourke Cochran is said by Attorney
Lamb to be interested in the prosecution
of the Peter Power case against the
Northern Pacific.
BUSINESS
Russell Sage says trusts are a menace
to true government and threaten to pro-
duce unprecedented financial ruin.
Sensation occurs in corn, which rises
nearly cents. Other grains also go up.
Strong selling movement in stocks caus-
es great weakness, and all efforts to sup
port the market are withdrawn
Newsdealers Cooperative News Com
pany, to be national in scope, will be
| formed.
SCHEDULED TO OCCUR TO-DAY.
Final day of the celebration of the fif-
t1eth anniversary of the arrival of the Sis
ters of st. Joseph in ST. Paul.