The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-19
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity: Fair
and cooler; fair Monday.
DOMESTIC
Coal operators will raise the price 30
cents a ton at the mines to recoup them
selves for the strike losses
Connection is established between the
government purchase of bonds and the
coal strike settlement.
President Mitchell, of the Miners union,
praises ]. Pierpont Morgan.
Peculiar suit involving Modern Wood
men insurance policy is being tried at st.
Cloud.
Lucas Qowa) man is accused in Chicago
of bigamy and his alleged second wife re-
fuses to believe him guilty.
Gen. Funston refers contemptuously to
prohibitionists who had attacked him for
favoring the army canteen.
Monument in honor of the first Swedish
settlers of Minnesota is dedicated at
Scandia, Washington county.
Attachments are issued against Boston
bankers as result of the embezzlement
of H H. Matteson, of Great Falls, Mont.
Convicts at the Leavenworth peniten-
tiary on trial for mutiny try to es-
cape.
Attorney general of Wisconsin decides
that women have a right to vote on the
constitutional amendment extending the
term of the state superintendent of
schools.
George Taylor, or Burrus, who enlisted
in the regular army in Montana, is ac-
cused of the murder of family in Geor-
gia for which crime another man was
hanged.
Sister of Mary Mac Lane, the Butte
(Mont.) author, marries man While en-
gagged to another.
Women of the w. c. T. U. inspect the
rum room at Portland, Me-
Pillsbury family is again visited by bur-
glars, who make rich haul.
Train on the Milwaukee road is tele-
scoped at Elmira, Iowa. An unconirmed
report says several people are killed.
WASHINGToN-
immigration Commissioner Sargents S
first annual report is made public.
President issues an executive order on
campaign contributions under the civil
service law.
Naval constructors disagree radically on
the construction Of cruisers.
FoREIeN-
1t seems certain that the German gov
ernment's tariff bill will be defeated In
the reichstag.
In battle with the forces of the Mad
Mullah British major and captain are
killed.
Seven day battle in Venezuela finally
ends in a victory for President Castro.
The killed and wounded number 5000.
BUSINESS
Prices of all grains are still higher, all
conditions being bullish.
Favorable bank statement stimulates
prices in Wall street for a time, but the
closing is weak at the lowest figures.
POLITICAL
Senator Mason will support Democratic
candidates in Chicago in return for Demo-
cratic support in the legislature in his
senatorial canvass.
Leonard A. Rosing speaks at Litchfield
and Dassel, creating much enthusiasm.
Governor Of Delaware decides not to call
a special session Of the legislature to
elect senators.
LOCAL
State Y, P. S. G. e. closes business ses-
sion by election Of officers.
AIl-American Bowling team Is rendered
banquet by local enthusiasts.
William e. Rogers uses mystic number
seven as basic unit of contributions and
erects a church.
Minnesota Daughters of American Revo-
luton hold patriotic session at Minneapo-
lis.
Trained nurse of st. Paul forsakes lu-
crative profession to adopt the stage in
production of man whom she nursed
through severe illness years ago.
Transit company purchases twenty two
acres of land in st. Paul as site for shops
employing 1000 men.
Margaret Sheehan. fifteen -year-old run
away girl, is thought to be subject to ran
som proposition.
Young nurse beats burglar In rough
and-tumble battle.