The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-17

W0dlnST IOT 81 1duI anu vicinity.
Showers and thunderstorms and cooler;
fair Friday.
DOMESTIC
Capt. Hobson saves a girl from drown
ing at East st. Louis and nearly loses his
own life.
Review by president and secretary of
war of the result of the court-martial of
Gen. Jacob H. Smith for inhuman conduct
in the Philippines is made public Smith
is admonished and placed on retired list.
Over thirty men are killed in a Utah
mine explosion.
Renewed business activity marks close
of Chicago freight handlers strike, which
is said to have cost the business men
SO, 000 600.
Convention of United Mine Workers to
discuss anthracite situation in the East
will be opened at Indianapolis today.
Grasshoppers are destroying the crops
in many counties in Minnesota.
The Stony Point battlefield state reser-
walton, New York, is dedicated.
LOCAL
Fire department asks water board to
lay water mains on four streets for bet
ter West Side protection.
Louis Villers, ex-Boer soldier, in st.
Paul, says many Beers will come West to
buy farms.
Over 1000 people visited public baths
yesterday DR.. Ohage says the accom-
modations are inadequate and must be
enlarged.
Albert Elan tries to kill William Ellis,
fellow worker, shooting at him FIVE
times. but only wounds him in hand.
Commercial club is opposed to curtail-
ing efficiency of Mechanic Arts school
and will send committee before school
board.
Call is issued for Trans Mississippi
congress to be held in st. Paul Aug. 1922.
Board of pardons acts favorably on
eight applications.
Sentiment in council in favor of APP
preparation for establishment of municipal
lighting plant.
Northern Pacific crop reports show
more encouraging condition of Minnesota
grains.
Northwestern Manufacturers associa-
ton appeals to Minnesota manufacturers
to make more representative exhibit at
state fair.
City clerk says $4,000 worth of new bal
lot boxes are needed.
POLITICAL
Democratic candidates and state cen
County Commissioner Lott and Sheriff
Justus open fight for nomination to JUS
tus' office.
H. c.. Akeley resigns from Republican
state committee.
Tuesdays session of Wisconsin Re-
publican state convention is an exciting
one. La Toilette carries the day.
MINNEAPOLIS
Coffee john is discharged in police
court on charge of disorderly conduct.
Inspector Malone arraigned and pleads
not guilty. Trial set for Monday.
Reward may be offered for Chief of
Police Ames.
SPORTING
American association: Kansas CIV 3,
/ st. Paul 1; Milwaukee 4, Minneapolis q;
Louisville II, Toledo 6; Indianapolis g.,
Columbus 3.
American league: st. Louis 6, Balti-
more 5; Chicago 9, Philadelphia 4; Cleve-
land 5, Boston 2; Detroit 10, Washing
ton s.
National league: Cincinnati 7, New
York 4; Pittsburg 8, Boston l; Philadel-
phia 2, st. Louis 0; Brooklyn Z, Chica-
go l.
M. Doran of St. Paul. wins in the
pionship at Glenview, but is beaten in
the afternoon by Hoyt.
Alice Russell wins seven-heat trot-
ting race at Detroit.
| WASHINGTON
Project of railroad from Cairo to Cape
Town will probably be realized.
Spanish treaty claims commission de-
cides against the United States govern
ment in the matter of claims of citizens
for destruction of property in Cuba by
the insurgents.
New uniforms for the army are de-
cided upon.
FOREIGN
Liang Chs , Tung, the new Chinese
minister TO the United States, speaks Of
the relations of the two countries.
! Gov. Taft's negotiations with the Vat
lean in the matter of the Philippine friars
| are suspended.
BUSINESS
! Corn holds firm, the expected weakness
not Undertaking.. The close is higher
Stocks are unusually active, the re-
| suit of confidence in the country's pros
| perity.
Corn corner flattens out. The syndicate
! is little ahead.
SCHEDULED TO OCCUR TO-DAY.
Grand, Frawley company in Madame
| Sans Gene SIS.
Como park, Minnesota State band, SIS.
Wildwood, concert at o'clock.