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

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity: Fair
and warmer; fair Saturday.
DOMESTIC
School teacher near Altoona, Manitoba,
fatally shoots three trustees and a pupil
and wounds two other pupils, then COM
mits suicide.
Boss farmer at Naper (Neb.) Indian
school and another man are killed by an
Indian.
Nebraska supreme court gives a de-
cision prohibiting the reading of the Bible
and the singing of hymns in the public
schools.
Chippewa Indians at Cass Lake raise a
row because they are not paid the stump
age money due them.
Scranton (Pa.) man confesses to a muir
der for which Montana man has been in
the penitentiary seven years.
Irrigation congress adjourns after elect
ing Col. Edwin F. Holmes, of Utah, presi-
dent. The next meeting will be held at
Ogden, Utah.
COAL MINERS STRIKE
Mr.. Mitchelrs letter to President Roose-
velt denying the request of the latter that
the miners return to work is published.
Ammunition sent to an italian leader
is seized by the Pennsylvania militia.
Numerous conferences are held in New
York, in which President Mitchell, the
operators and others figure. MI. Mitchell
says the strike may possibly be settled by
Monday.
Coal conference at Detroit adopts reso-
lutions recommending drastic action to
secure the working of the anthracite
mines
Suit to forfeit Reading company's char
ter has as a basis the contention that
the Pennsylvania constitution forbids a
carrying company engaging in mining.
Gov. Stone, of Pennsylvania, may call
on the federal government for troops.
Movement begins to completely tie up
all the bituminous coal mines in the
United States and Canada.
FOREIGN
Riot in which five rioters are killed oc-
ours at Gibraltar.
Boer generals decline to seek presenta- :
tion to Emperor William through the
British ambassador and are attacked by
German newspapers therefor
General strike occurs in Switzerland.
Report of the court of inquiry against
the British remount establishment in the
Boer war is a whitewash.
WASHINGTON-
Cuba shows commercial hostility to the
United States and the Washington gov
ernment is worried.
Gen. Thomas J. Stewart, of Pennsyl-
vania, is elected commander in chief of
the G. A. R.
POLITICAL
Gov. Cummins, of Iowa, speaks in ex-
planation of the attitude of the Republic
ans of his state on the trusts and tariff.
Mr., Rosing speaks at Rochester.
BUSINESS
is in corn.
Stock market is strong at the opening
but intense dullness and hesitation ap-
pear.
LOCAL
Author of fictitious Van SAINT interview
in the Chicago Record Herald turns out
to be Louis E. Cavilier, Of st. Paul Dis
patch.
George L. Matchan, chairman of the
Republican county committee, slated for
Office of state oil inspector in case Of Van
SAINTS election.
A large snake of unknown species dis
covered in a store room in the state cap
itol is killed.
Judge Otis hands down four DEGREES Of
divorce, while not single marriage IL
cense is issued.
West side residents and others start
movement looking to construction Of a
bridge across the river from Commercial
to Congress street.
Residents on Summit avenue seek to
prevent the erection Of an apartment
house on that thoroughfare.
MINNEAPOLIS
Charges that the cemeteries of Mime
apolis and st. Paul are raided by body
snatchers whose identity is known at the
university medical department are made
by anonymous citizen.
Presence of Pinkerton men in Minneap-
oils frightens porch climbers out of town.
Commissioner William Russell of the
board of charities and corrections likely
to be ousted from office for continued alb
sence from meetings.
Minneapolis citizens offer street railway
company bonus of $4,000 if it will extend
it's car line from Minnehaha Falls to Fort
Smelling.