The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-11
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for ST. Paul and vicinity:
Fair and cooler; fair Sunday.
COAL MINERS STRIKE
More conferences are held in New York,
but without result. They are adjourned
till Tuesday Gov Odell and Mr.. Baer
have a Set-to.
President Roosevelt may appoint a COM
mission Of investigation.
Bricks soaked in coal oil are found to
be good substitute for coal.
POLITICAL
Mr. Rosing addresses enthusiastic meet
ings at Owatonna and Blooming Prairie.
DOMESTIC
Boy inventor of Homestead Pa, kills
his mother and sister and fatally wounds
four others.
Omaha woman asphyxiates herself and
her two sons.
Oklahoma Indians will ask the govern
ment to take all their lands in that ter
ritory and buy 2000, 900 acres for them in
Mexico.
William w. Bennett Jr is expelled from
the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce,
being charged with running a bucket
shop.
H. D. Cldll, indicted Ill
on charge of grand larceny, is arrested at
Mankato.
Colored woman dies in Chicago at the
age of one hundred and thirty-two years
Secretary Shaw pays a high compli-
ment to eX-President Cleveland.
Henry Nussloch Jr, who killed Arthur
Pabst at Lewiston for intimacy with the
wife of the former, is acquitted.
will dicnapca with Tinted
States deputy marshals in North Da-
kota.
WASHINGTON-
Average condition of corn Oct. 1 was
1915, and the average spring wheat yield
is 14.4 bushels.
G. A. R. chooses San Francisco as the
next place of meeting and adjourns. The
Union Veterans union splits. Mrs. L. j.
Taylor, of Minnesota, is elected president
of the Woman's Relief Corps.
FOREIGN
Admiral Casey, q. S. N, is assisting in
peace negotiations in Colombia.
Mr. Kruger addresses the Boer gener-
ais, who visit him On his seventy-seventh
birthday.
Half-million- dollar defalcation is dis
covered in bank in Bohemia.
BUSINESS
Wheat firm and higher, While oats and
corn decline.
Stocks decline and the close is heavy.
The market becomes almost stagnant.
General business conditions are favor
able, in spite of the coal strike and fuel
famine.
All the wholesale grocers of the country
are to combine, 1t is said.
LOCAL
Summit avenue property owners will
ask for an amendment to the city build
ing code prohibiting apartment houses on
their thoroughfare.
City becomes sole owner of Lakes Pei
tier and Centerville and their shore lines,
thus assuring an ineXhaustible supply of
pure water.
Public service electric and telephone
corporations to put in an immense under
ground Sandrock conduit on West Seventh
street.
Newspaper reporters and police testify
before the grand jury concerning wine
rooms
c. R. Davis, Republican candidate for
congress in the Third district, absents
himself from Republican love feast at the
Windsor.
st. Paurs total freight shipments and
receipts show a big increase over the bus
mess of the preceding year.
Socialist Labor party wins a victory
over Socialist party in the supreme court
Anniversary Of birthday of Father Mat
hew. the apostle of temperance, cele-
brated at Cretin hall.
SPORTING
Five rinks of curriers' from Scotland are
coming to this country and will visit st.
Paul.
MINNEAPOLIS
"Red Cohen is arraigned in criminal
court on three indictments, charging him
with compounding crime by receiving
bribes from abandoned women, and the
date of his trial is set
Little dog proves more efficient In scar
ing porch climbers than the Minneapolis
police force.
Mrs. E. o. Thompson dies as result of
excitement caused by kidnapping of her
eight-year-old girl.