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

Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity: Fair |
today; showers Saturday.
LOCAL.
Five men accused of completely in
Burlington train robbery are arrested on
Great Western freight train on West
side.
Assembly gives favorable considera-
tion to West Seventh street paving. work
is to be hastened.
Arrest of Allie Jackson and Mrs. Clark
in Chicago completes clever round up by
local police of expert gang of thieves
First ward residents are not satisfied
with plans of new Arcade street bridge.
They demand forty-foot roadway.
State drainage board reports rapid
progress on different bitches under con-
Struction.
Will of the late H. B. Moss bestows part
of his estate to Manchester college.
County Commissioner Powers openly
objects to the bills for extras that are
constantly presented for new jail.
Eminent speakers have been secured
for the good roads convention to be held
here Sept 1-3.
Assembly concurs in the action of it's
committee regarding the approval OF the
LeClaire saloon license.
Senator Moses E. Clapp is interested in
a proposed national bureau of criminology.
Mayor Smith completes Rock Island
West side grant by signing the ordinance.
George Williams, wanted for breaking
parole, is likely to be returned from Mon
tana on requisition papers.
1902 will be the banner year in st. Paul
as far as paving is concerned. Many new
streets considered.
The assembly knocks out last chance
to employ voting machines in coming
state and county elections.
Assembly, after much quibbling, de-
cides to postpone action on the revoca-
ton of the Gedney Picking company's
West side lease.
Interstate commerce commission is to
investigate rate cutting in Minneapolis.
Mangled body of Herman Kuschke is
found on Great Western tracks at South
st. Paul.
DOMESTIC
Government pomologist says the great
apple bin of the United States has been
shifted west of the Alleghenfes.
Elevator. war at Buffalo ends, but the
Great Northern elevator is still on the
outside.
bers of the Burlington is now placed at
100000.
Receiver is appointed for Frank R.
Chandler, a Chicago mortgage banker
with 100000 liabilities.
A coroner's jury in case of Joseph Bed
dal, killed in Shenandoah riots holds the
rioters responsible.
| Federation of Catholic Societies adopts
resolutions on the Philippine question and
| elects T. B. Mynahan, of Ohio, president.
Mr.. Bryan criticises President Roose-
velt for glorifying the bloodthirsty SOL
dier IN his West Point speech.
Cambria Steel company buys the Re-
public iron ore mines in Michigan.
Explosion in a Colorado mine kills six
| teen men. Others are missing.
| FoREIGN-
! Cuba increases import duties on sew
| eral articles.
1t seems certain that an agreement has
been reached between the British gov
ernment and the Morgan shipping COM
| bine
Zionist representatives get no satisfac-
tion from the sultan of Turkey in the
way of needed concessions to enable the
settlement of Jews in Palestine.
Closing of schools by the government
| in France is resisted successfully in some
towns and great disorder prevails.
King Edward issues a proclamation on
| the eve of the coronation.
Pope will issue no more dispensations
for consanguineous marriages in royal
families.
POLITICAL
Son of former Gov. Boies, of Iowa, will
| be nominated for congress by the Demo
Gratis in Speaker Henderson's district.
Wyoming Democrats nominate George
| 7. Peck for governor.
MINNEAPOLIS
Aid. Jones returns and will continue
Aid. Powers policy of reform.
Grand jury may indict Mayor Ames, Ir-
win Gardner and Norbeck for conspiracy
BUSINESS
All the grain markets break badly, the
conditions being antagonistic to the bull
interest
Volume of trading in Wall street con-
tinues to expand and irregular strength
is shown.
SPORTING
American association: indianapolis 10
Kansas City 4.
American league: st. Louis II, Bostor
4; Washington 4, Chicago 1.
National league: Boston 9, Cincinnati
2; Philadelphia g. Pittsburg 2; ST. Louis
II, Brooklyn 1; Chicago 8, New York.
Rain stops the races at Buffalo. The
feature of the day is the defeat of the
Monk by Chain Shot.
American lawn tennis experts success
fully defend Davis cup against Englisl
players.
Yacht Trident wins the Seawanhaks
cup race.
Lakewood team wins national Pol,
championship from Bryn Mawr
SCHEDULED TO OCCUR TODAY.
Grand-George Fawcett company in ''I,