The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-14

DOMESTIC
j. Pierpont Morgan holds a conference
with President Roosevelt, as a result OF
which the coal operators propose that
commission be appointed by the president
to settle the strike.
Ed Stricken kills his wife, son and him
self at Tracy.
Tyndan Is. d. man kills woman who
had Tilted him. Then he commits suicide
Crew of a Philippine steamer attempts
to kill the officers and male passengers
and rob the steamer, but Is defeated by
constabulary.
Ottumwa Qowa), man commits suicide
after trying to kill his family.
Prison ship Jersey in which Americans
were held prisoners at the time of the
Revolution, is found at the Brooklyn
navy yard, having been buried over
century.
Fatal political riots occur in Porto Rico.
Federal troops prevent serious con-
flict over the governorship in the Choc-
taw Nation.
Chicago man is shot for criticising a
young woman's singing and will never
again be able to open his mouth.
Rich deposits of peat are found around
La Crosse
FOREIGN
An Hungarian aeronaut and his assist
ant are killed by the fall of balloon in
France.
Venezuelan government troops are get
ting whipped right along.
Boer generals visit Paris and are noisily
welcomed.
Macedonian insurgents are generally
victorious.
WASHINGTON
Gen James F. Smith, of California, is
appointed a member of the Philippine
commission.
Sir Michael Herbert, the new British
ambassador, is presented to President
Roosevelt.
BUSINESS
Grains open strong and close firm, in
spite of a decline meantime.
Stocks break heavily early in the ses-
sion, but recover almost completely before
the close.
RAILROADS.
Management of the st. Paul road Sc
cures permanent independence Of the fuel
monopoly by buying Illinois coal lands
LOCAL
Grand jury submits its first report and
returns indictments against seven men
now in the county jail.
Ordinance granting Imperial Manufac-
turing company a lighting and heating
franchise is referred to assembly without
recommendation.
Bankrupt North American Savings,
Loan and Building association may yield
creditors a dividend of 40 cents on the
dollar.
w. F. Mccarthy, defeated for the DEM
ocrattc nomination for superintendent Of
schools In Scott county, appeals to SUI
preme court for an order requiring coun-
ty auditor to place his name on ballot as
an independent candidate.
City's poor cannot depend upon the To-
cal Associated Charities to supply them
with coal this winter.
Board Of pardons receives an applica-
ton for pardon from Frank H Hamilton
the Minneapolis newspaper man convicted
Of manslaughter in the first degree for
the killing of Leonard Day.
Assembly committee on streets recon-
mends the repeal of smoke nuisance ordi-
nance on account of the scarcity of hard
coal.
John B. Campion, an iron molder resid-
ing at 364 Rosabel street, is run down by a
ST Paul bootblacks will meet in a
championship contest for valuable prizes,
with a cake walk to follow, about Nov l.
John E. Stryker will be the Democratic
nominee for the legislature from the Sew
enth ward in opposition to Ambrose
Tighe.
POLITICAL
Mr.. Rosing addresses large Democratic
meetings at Renville and Sacred Heart
Both Wisconsin senators make cam
paign speeches-Spooner at Milwaukee
and Quarles at Superior.
SPORTING
Joe Cans knocks out Mcfarland in the
fifth round.
Commercial Bowling league teams start
| second week of play.
MINNEAPOLIS
"Billy" Edwards, the notorious ''big
NIT man in Minneapolis, testifies to the
efficiency of st. Pauls police force.
Body of unidentified man, supposed to
have been murdered, discovered in Pros
pect Park
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
Port. Arrived. Sailed.
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