The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-19
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for St. Paul and vicinity: Fair
and warmer; showers Saturday.
POLITICAL
| Volstead, of Granite Falls, holds slight
| lead in Seventh district congressional
race.
| Republican convention will be called in
the Third Iowa district to nominate can
| didate in Henderson's place.
LOCAL
T. T. A. Thompson, of Flandrau, s. D.,
is found dead in his bed at the Great
| Northern hotel
! Board of public works will recommend
| only the partial paving of Ninth street.
Or. Ohage advises Engineer Rundlett to
take down all overhead wires in down
| town district.
Charles It. Rick, a Rosetown farmer,
wooes a maid with shotgun and knife and
is sent to Rochester.
Charles c. Hobrough and his wife both
sue the city railway company.
Garbage fund Is found to be exhausted
| and bills cannot be paid.
| Official canvass of eight wards gives
| Wagner 81 additional votes over O'Reilly.
Proposition to exempt from taxation
| portion of undivided bank profits meets
| disfavor with board Of equalization
Because she believes the devil is in
constant attendance upon her, woman is
| sent to insane asylum.
James Davis wants s25, 900 from Robert
e. Salter for hitting him over the head
with a plank.
Assembly goes after street car COM
pany in various radical ways.
Joseph Stoffels, alleged blind pigger,
finally gets ball.
| f0 inueStioo q
Twombly's saloon.
John Adams only laughs when girl tells
damaging story against him in court
DOMESTIC
Lieut. Peary returns from his latest
arctic trip, having failed to reach the
pole.
Schedule of President Roosevelt's West
ern trip, which begins today, is presented.
Omaha doctor denies that removal to
Southwestern states is beneficial to con-
sumptives.
Odd Fellows repeal the constitutional
amendment permitting the admission of
men of Indian blood to membership.
Two members of the Augustinian order
are selected as the first American priests
to replace Spanish friars in the Philip
pines. Other members Of the order will
! follow.
New York actress, formerly of Mime
apolis, is robbed by a girl whom she had
befriended.
]. L. Greatsinger, of Minnesota, resigns
the presidency of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit company and will be succeeded by
]. F. Calderwood, of Minneapolis.
FOREIGN
Great Britain seconds the United States
in its efforts toward the amelioration Of
the condition of Roumanian Jews
Russia will restore Southern Manchuria
to China Oct. g.
Boxers are defeated in their attack
upon Cheng Tu Flu and fourteen of their
| leaders are executed.
Serious trouble between the Beers and
natives in Zululand.
Lord Salisbury is reported seriously ILL
SPORTING
American Association-St Paul 10,
Louisville 10; Milwaukee 5, Columbus 1;
Kansas City 8, Toledo s; Kansas City TO-
Toledo 8; Minneapolis 8, Indianapolis 10;
Minneapolis 2, Indianapolis. 6.
National League-Pittsburg T. st. Louis
6; Boston s, Philadelphia l.; Cincinnati 2,
\ Chicago 0.
American League - Philadelphia 9,
| Washington 2; Boston 5, Baltimore 2; st.
| LOUIS o, DelIOlI D.
BUSINESS
Trade in grain is very light and all kinds
close lower.
Stock market is dull, but the strong un-
| dertone continues.
Chicago bankers are furnishing $S7, ,O0o,-
600 to farmers of the Mississippi valley to
move the crops.
MINNEAPOLIS
Deposition of Mayor Ames, taken IN
Indiana, is filed with court clerk.
After daylight robbery, thief shoots at
pursuing citizens.
Mrs Matte L. Smith asks injunction
because she objects to seeing bare
shouldered workmen.
WASHINGTON
Official programme of the G. A. r. en-
campment is promulgated.