The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-19

weather IOr SC. Haul anu Vicinity
Rains; fair Wednesday.
DOMESTIC
Woman and her two children are killed
in q storm near Rolla, N. D.
Philippine constabulary defeat ladrones
in hard fight.
Andrews, the Detroit bank wrecker, is
sentenced to fifteen years at hard labor.
President Gompers, of the American
Federation of Labor, tells why he thinks
labor unions should not organize for po-
litical purposes. .
Large numbers of Chinese reach Mexico
to sneak into the United States.
Chicago man sets fire to the house of a
friend to prevent his bringing a divorce
suit.
In an encounter with mine strikers in
Pennsylvania one of them is killed by a
deputy.
Supreme lodge OF knights of Pythias
decides against the erection of a sani-
tariuIn.
Peter Anderson, the hermit prospector
of Park City, Utah, starves to death,
though possessed of considerable wealth.
Plumbers of the United States and Can.
ada begin their annual convention at
Omaha.
Old man in Chicago discovers what he
claims is the greatest of motive powers,
and makes counterfeit money to procure
meaEs to develop his invention.
Car men of the Union Pacific at Omaha
strike.
p. r. Remington, of New York, whose
enga cement Of Miss May Van Allen was
broken off, commits suicide at Newport,
r. I.
Nebraska man lights a fire with kero-
sene and as a result he and another are
dead and three more persons will proba-
bly, dic
Local committee announces the pro-
gramnae for the national convention of
the American League of Civic Improve
ment, which meets here in September.
Park board gives superintendents the
right to bar automobiles from the parks;
speed limit is placed at eight miles an
hour on pleasure drives. -
Northern Pacific crop report indicates
the certainty of a great yield of cereals in
the Northwest.
st. Paul Commercial Bowling league
declares for the divorce of beer from
bowling.
President Seabury urges park board to
acquire capitol park site.
The assembly will probably pass an
ordinance fixing the price of asphalt paw
ing at $1.90 square yard.
Plats for the park and boulevard from
Fort Smelling bridge to Shadow falls
have been ordered. Board may buy prop
erty near new capitol for a park.
President Lathrop, of the Gas company
saws that the Drica pas will NOT bo
reduced at present.
Owners of buildings containing elevators
are instructed to better the protection
around the shafts of the lifts
Mrs. Grelish, recently pardoned from
the workhouse where she was sent for
abusing her small children, is again ar
rested on charge of drunkenness.
Janitors and engineers of the public
schools form an organization.
Mrs. Rachel Shade, of ST. Paul. dies
at the home of her daughter in Mil
waukee.
President Smith, of the Trans -Missisl-
sippi congress, says that an effort will be
made to consolidate all commercial con-
gresses-Many delegates in the city.
FOREIGN
Relations between the United States
and Turkey are strained because the lat
ter fails to execute agreements.
French authorities close more schools
in the face of strong resistance.
Japanese island is overwhelmed by a
volcano and $50 people probably killed.
POLITICAL
H. L. Sher1ey. of Breckenridge is an,
nounced as the Democratic candidate for
state treasurer.
T)ar10PTa re oo cfof o1o
for Rosing, who is prosecuting the feared
"gumshoe' campaign.
WASHINTON-
fies to the Western desire for tariff re-
vision.
MINNEAPOLIS
The head of the police department and
other officers formally take office
Coroner's jury in Anoka county charge
Capt. P. A. Walton with manslaughter in
the second degree in connection with the
shooting of Johnny Kirsko.
BUSINESS
Uniform set of policy clauses and forms
for general use is recommended by the
conference committee of fire insurance
companies.
Grain markets have early strength,
winch 40 SUN loSl, anu wheat closes low
er, while corn and oats leave off a little
higher.
Further inroads upon bank reserves
cause a dull and sagging stock market
Charles M Schwab's health breaks down
and he will retire from the presidency of
the United States Steel corporation.
SPORTING
American Observation-Disclosures, 4; Mil
waukee l.; Kansas City 6, Columbus A.;
Indianapolis 4, Minneapolis 1.
American League-Baltimore IL, ST.
Louis /; Philadelphia IL, Chicago S; Bos-
ton 4, Detroit 4; Cleveland 6, Washington
8.
National League-Pittsburg T. Philadel-
phia 4: New York s, Chicago o; Boston
H. Cincinnati 2.
Gardner whips Root in a sharp seven
teen-round battle at Salt Lake.