The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-24
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED
Weather for St. Paul and vicinity:
Rain and cooler; fair Saturday.
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DOMESTIC
Philadelphia & Reading company gives
instructions for just distribution Of coal
and boosts the price.
Indiana woman drops dead on being
arrested for the murder of her father.
Frank A. Munsey buys another news
paper-the Boston Journal.
Jerome Qowa) man gives his wife a
cold douche because she wouldn't get up
to get breakfast, and she shoots him dead.
Anthracite coal mining is resumed in
two-thirds of the mines, but the output
is only one-haf the normal.
Tin workers make counter proposition
to the American Tin Plate company for a
8 per cent reduction in wages
Anti-kissing resolution is discussed by
the Missouri Valley Homeopathic asso-
citation.
Fire occurs on board the battleship Ore
gon.
Buttermakers in national convention re-
solve to devote cents a pound for all
butter made to a fund for the protection
of the dairy interests.
Mayor of Centralia, H., is indicted for
malfeasance. He has been catering to
the saloon men.
Minnesota gets the lions share of prizes
at the Milwaukee butter convention.
Mrs. Jeanette Conrad, of Minneapolis,
formerly Mrs. Ventura, seeks a modifica-
ton of her divorce decree SO that she
may have the custody of her child
Carroll D. Wright will be appointed as
seventh member of the arbitration COM
mission.
LOCAL
Randolph street property owners con-
template suing for damages because of
the abandonment of the car line on that
street.
Col. w. P Clough, of the Great North
ern Railway company, testifies in the
Northern Securities company case.
Pretended Baptist minister pleads
guilty to the charge of soliciting aims for
an imaginary institution, and is fined $10
which he pays out Of a roll Of $500.
Board of public works will soon begin
condemnation proceedings to secure land
for the proposed Mississippi river <oule-
ward
Patrick Brennan, car repairer, dies
suddenly at his home Of old age.
Apathy among Republicans said to be
due to the mulcting Of their candidates
Nature of the microbe that is proving so
fatal to horses In the Red river valley and
Manitoba is ascertained.
Art Workers Guild gives a private
view of collection.
John P. Redmond penniless and Ill,
kills himself with carbolio acid.
Ferdinand Neuman is found with
three empty whisky bottles, later tries
to hang himself, but is saved.
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down stairs at the Ryan hotel and is ly-
WAsHINeToN-
Justice Harlan, Of the national su
preme court uses his muscle to prevent a
college class fight.
Government dismisses as absurd the
stories of trouble likely to arise from Can
adian Indians with the smallpox crossing
into Montana.
FoREIGN-
France, Great Britain and Germany
agree to evacuate Shanghai. The open
door policy is extended.
Deadly strike riots occur at Dunkirk,
France.
Haitien revolution breaks out again.
BUSINESS
wheat and corn go higher.
Stock market is dull and narrow, at
tention being riveted upon foreign ex-
change.
RAILROADS.
Traffic contract between the st. Paul
and Hartman lines proves it to be big
thing for the former road and body blow
to the Northwestern.
POLITICAL
Mr.. Rosing addresses large meetings in
Duluth.
Mayor Tom Johnson. in a speech in
Cincinnati fercely attacks John r. Nc
Lean and other Ohio Democrats.
sPoRTING-
National Association Of Baseball
Leagues opens it's meetings in New York.
City Bowling league opens season with
games on Court. Pfster and Doris al
leys.
MINNEAPOLIS
One of Mayor Ames' bondsmen says
he will go to West Baden, Ind, if the
doctor does not return.
Brokers not in sympathy with the
Chamber of Commerce say they will form
an Independent Board of Trade.
Grand jury is expected to return in
dictments of municipal officials today.
Convict's request to be allowed to wed
IN jail before his departure for Stillwa-
ter is denied.