The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-28
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED


today and tomorrow.
DOMESTIC
Astonishing developments grow out of
regarding the relations of mother and
child.
Gas in the Texas oil field proves dan
gerous to the lives of operators.
Man in New York kills a man and
woman and commits suicide. He claimed
the woman had ruined his life.
National Association of Referees in
Bankruptcy meets in Chicago.
Five attaches of the Battle Creek
(Mich.) sanitarium are drowned.
Kansas City plumber attempts to have
the Master Plumbers association driven
out of business because it is a trust.
League of Municipalities holds its an
nual convention at Grand Rapids, Mich
President Roosevelt makes several
speeches in Maine.
Earthquakes in the Philippines kill
twenty Moros and do much damage to
property.
Mississippi river excursion steamer ]. S..
goes out of business for the season.
Wages of several classes of employees
on the great lakes are increased.
gambling plead guilty and are fined or
held to the grand Jury.
Strange case of forgery in connection
with the Tracy case in Washington state.
American Bar association meets at Sar-
atoga.
Gov. Yates, of Illinois, is sued to re-
cover s12 taken from a man as cam
paign contribution.
Insane man at Marinette Wis, holds
officers and citizens at bay and is re-
stored to reason by bullet wound.
LOCAL
President erode, of the board of public
works, thinks city should appropriate
money with which to buy lamp posts.
Restaurant men will organize to fight
free lunches in saloons in the next legis-
lature
Employers declare that the present
trouble with walters is not a question of
wages.
County commissioners put over lighting
and heating bids for the new county jail
Great Western cuts the rate to Kansas
City and Chicago.
Wheat crop in Manitoba will reach
about 20, ,000, 900 bushels.
Local coal dealers say that If there is
any combine it is among the producers.
Ninth ward Prohfbitionists, in a set of
resolutions criticise the position of the
ministers of ST. Paul on the saloon ques-
ton.
Restaurant men decide not to sign the
scale presented by the walters and a walk
out is expected Sept. l.
City may be sued by parents of Ger
trude Sullivan, who died. it is claimed
from the effects of vaccine poisoning.
Marriage feast is spoiled by the disap-
pearance of the wedding cake.
An attempt to kidnap Taylor Wright is
frustrated by the police and Edward Ma
loney is arrested charged with the crime.
Councils delay to consider budget may
delay opening of the public schools.
POLITICAL
DR.. George c. Pardee is nominated for
governor by the California Republicans
defeating Gov. Gage
Ramsey county primary ticket is COM
pIeted with 154 candidates.
One hundred and thirty-six judiciary
legislative and congressional candidates
have filed with the secretary of state
Judge Otis, St. Paul is only member
of district bench in state ready to retire
MINNEAPOLIS
Ancient Order of Hibernians gets down
to business. Order is in a fiourishing
condition.
Aid. Jones gives his reasons for decIin-
ing to run for mayor.
SPORTING
Entries Of ex-senator o'Brien, of Min
nesota, refused at Saratoga. it being
charged that stimuIants were given Hans
Wagner to make him Sneedier
American Association Paul O, Mil
waukee 8; Minneapolis 8, Kansas City Z;
Louisville 8, Toledo 3; Indianapolis 4, Co.
lumbus 8.
National League-Ci Cincinnati 6, New
York 4.
American League-CleveIand 2, Phila-
delphia 8.
William A. Larned, of Summit, N. j.,
defeats R. F. Doherty, of England, in
the championship tennis singles.
BUSINESS
United States steel corporations an
swer to the suit of Hodge and others is
fled.
Weakness rules in the grain market,
due principally to improved weather.
Reduction of Reading dividend weakens
the stock market greatly, though it closes
above the lowest.
FOREIGN
Estate of the late Johaan Mueller. who
left Minnesota mineral lands valued at
$5,0O0,000, Is subject of investigation in
Bohemia
United States recognizes Japan's claim
to Marcus island.
Strong combine is formed by German
iron and steel workers.