The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-09

Fair -1ueSuay, Idir wednesday, Will 1lS-
ing temperature.
RAILROADS
Report that a close alliance will be form
ed between the ST. Paul and Missouri
Pacific is confirmed by a director of the
former company.
Western Passenger association denies
the request of Twin City merchants for
reduced rate excursions.
DOMESTIC
Striking coal miners kill one of their
own number and fatally wound another,
having mistaken them for non -unionists.
Gen. Sumner is ordered to lead a col
umn against the Moros.
School of anarchy is to be instituted in
Chicago
Wisconsin beats Minnesota by one point
in the first days artillery shooting at
Camp Douglas.
Warrants are issued for the arrest Of
eighteen members and former members
of the st. Louis house of deputies for
boodling in connection with the granting
of street franchises.
Snow f1urries are general on the east
end of Lake Superior.
President Roosevelt attends the con-
vention of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
member.
Nebraska murderer emulates Tracy,
defying the authorities and living off the
farmers.
POLITICAL
Republican workers threaten to be
avenged for Van SAINTS interference in
congressional and legislative campaigns.
Chairman Griggs, of the Democratic
congressional committee, shows that the
country is not prosperous, as Republicans
claim.
Maine goes Republican, as usual.
SPORTING
First day of women's tennis tourna-
ment at Town and Country club.
American associations: indianapolis 6,
Columbus 1; Louisville II, Toledo 4.
National league: Philadelphia 5, Gin
cinnati A; Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati 7;
Boston g. Chicago 1; Brooklyn 6, st.
Louis 1; New York 8, Pittsburg 1 New
York Z, Pittsburg A.
American league: st. Louis 8, Detroit
4; Philadelphia s, Cleveland 5.
George Dixon, American, is defeated by
Peddler Palmer in ffteen-round fight
in London.
FOREIGN
Emperor William gives a dinner to the
American generals and other guests and
says he fears he will never visit Amer
lea.
BUSINESS
Bear influences are the strongest in
grain and prices decline.
Stocks are strong in spite of continued
high money and other influences gener-
ally depressing.
WAsHINGToN-
United States treasury has the largest
amount of gold on hand in it's history
LOCAL
Public schools open with increased at
tendance, $4,000 pupils enrolling.
Arguments will be made today before
supreme court in Mower county primary
ballot case.
Returns to the board of equalization show
an increase over last year of $9O, 900, 600
in valuation of property in state
Eight victims of Sundays street car
accident are still in the hospital and
search is being made for man who caused
collision.
Charles Petzhold leaves will and letters
indicating he leaped to death from high
bridge.
Peter Ullman, Dakota county farmer
comes to town and leaves with a young
bride.
Judge Otis upholds right of municipal
courts to grant continuances.
Mrs. Harriet Webber sues her son on
charge Of defrauding her out of leg
acy.
Number of persons taking out bicycle
licenses decreases by 5000 in a year.
Charter commission meets and hears
application for several amendments, but
no quorum is present.
Paulist meetings for women are largely
attended.
William Jackson, better known as
Chicken Bill" drops dead in saloon.
James O'Malley, accused highwayman
exchanges many shots with police and is
captured after running fight.