The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-15
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather forecast for st. Paul and VI
cinity Fair Wednesday and Thursday;
fresh west winds.
DOMESTIC
Dispatches from the anthracite coal
regions Of Pennsylvania indicate that the
miners will not accept the proposition of
the coal operators without some modifi-
cations.
Great fire destroys the business por-
tion Of Klamathon, CAL
Third member of st. Louis suicide club
takes his life.
William P. Woods, Of Kansas City,
slays Charles Duschasneau for an alleged
insult to the formers wife.
Over $1,000 In gold and greenbacks Is
found In the trunk Of man who recently
lived at Mankato.
Over 100000 is found in the desk Of
Capt. J. J. Donahue, Of New York, who
dropped dead at his desk last week.
Bishop Schweback, of La Crosse, Wis.
is seriously injured in a runaway.
Minnesota club women begin their an
nual convention at Albert Lea.
Steamer C. B. Lockwood founders f1f-
teen miles off Ashtabula, Ohio. Ten Of
her crew are missing.
POLITICAL
| Attorney General Knox speaks at Pitts
| burg on the trusts.
Leonard A. Rosing addresses big crowd
| at Wheaton.
| Grover Cleveland urges the Democrats
| to push the fight for tariff reform.
Senator Nelson pumps handcar five
miles to make connections for a political
! meeting at Two Harbors.
| LOCAL
Retail grocers complain of the large
quantities of widely advertised breakfast
foods they are obliged to keep in stock
and perhaps sell at a loss.
| New company seeks a franchise permit
| ting it to distribute heat and power
| through underground conduits.
| Should the common council pass a
measure repeating the smoke nuisance
| ordinance, Mayor Smith says he will
| veto it.
| Two women, each Of whom had Sc
cured a divorce from her first husband,
marry again and are granted their sec
ond DEGREES.
| State board Of health and university
| regents will ask for appropriation to
| erect meteorological laboratory on the
university campus.
Supreme court holds to be valid that
! section of the primary election law which
, disqualifies a candidate defeated at the
| primaries from running Independent.
| Discovery is made that Jacobson gross
earnings law is framed in the interest Of
| the railroads.
FOREIGN
Mexico is ordered to pay the United
States $1,820,000 in the Pious fund case.
John O'Donnell, member of parliament
is sentenced to three months imprison-
ment for intimidation and melting to boy
cotting.
Mr.. Balfour defends the British gov
ernment education bill at Manchester
Diplomatic corps in San Domingo asks
that hostilitieS cease for the considera-
ton of peace terms.
Venezuelan revolutionists are said to
have been defeated by Castro's govern
ment troops.
BUSINESS
Heavy buying by Chicago long sends
up the price of corn.
Stocks are dealt in In large volume at
considerably higher prices.
Robert II. Thoburn, of the Chicago
board of trade, is suspended for a year.
SPORTING
Driver Middleton's leg is broken in a
runaway at the Lexington race track.
All-American bowling trio plays local
men on Pfster alleys.
Hamline football players deny quitting
in game with North Dakota team.
Commercial Bowling league roll sched-
uled games.
MINNEAPOLIS
Capt. Percy Walton, of the First regi-
ment, who accidentally shot child while
engaged at target practice, is indicted for
manslaughter by the Anoka county grand
jury.
Mrs. Freda Johnson will begin suit
against a Chicago surgeon for the Enlaw-
full conversion of her vermiform appendix.