The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-17
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED

Weather for st. Paul and vicinity:
Shower and cooler; fair Thursday.
LOCAL.
Balloting is light in all parts of the city
and county
st. Paul labor leaders form organization
of a labor party csl a municipal ownership
and initiative and referendum platform.
Northern Pacific issues it's final crop
report for the year. Wheat yield is sat
isfactory and corn and flax is injured.
W. A. Travers, who was stabbed by
"Gumbo" Gibbs, gives promise of recov-
cry.
Policeman Zacher makes brave capture
of runaway horse and saves two people.
DOMESTIC
One coal company in Pennsylvania
grants an increase of pay and an eight
hour day and it is believed that the sur
render of the companies is merely a
question of time.
At conference between the president
and several senators it is decided that
no attempt to revise the tariff will be
made at the coming session of congress.
Petition is sent to President Roosevelt
asking that he do not ignore the COM
plant of Father Cushing that he was
treated ourrageously in Rome.
Packers trust is charged with selling
decayed meat in st. Louis.
Indiana state board of medical exam
ination refuses to allow DIR. Anles, of
Minneapolis, to practice in that state.
w. G. Nye, of Minneapolis, is defeated
by R. e. Wright Of Pennsylvania, in the
election for deputy grand sire of Odd
Fellows.
Northern Pacific machinists strike at
Livingston, Mont. is ended
Death of Nicholas Fish, for striking
whom Detective Sharkey is arrested,
causes a sensation in New York.
William Dockery, alias James Thomp-
son. a notorious criminal of st. Paul,
who escaped from the st. Cloud reforma-
tory is captured at Indianapolis.
Warden Wolfer, of the Minnesota state
prison, is elected president of the National
Prison congress.
| WASHiNGTON-
Interior department furnishes more men
| to help fight the forest fires in Wyoming,
| Colorado and Washington
Painters working on the White house
strike.
FOREIGN
| Pelletan, French minister of ma
| rine, embarrasses his government by max
| ing speeches insulting to Germany and
| Italy.
Colombian government soldiers repeat
| edly obstruct railroad train bearing
| Commandant Mclean of the cruiser Gin
cinnati.
Chinese Boxers kill from 800 to 1000
| converts.
POLITICAL
Primary vote is disappointingly light
throughout the state.
There is an immense number of calls
| from Democrats in all sections for Tom
| Johnson as a campai ign speaker but they
| cannot be granted.
w. S. sDevery wins in his campaign fol
district Tammany leader in New York
Speaker Henderson withdraws from the
| congressional race because, as he says
| he and his constituents differ on the tariff
BUSINESS
| Grain prices are lower and the trading
| irregular.
Volume of stock trading is light. Rallies
| follow declines in the price of call money.
| SPORTING
American Associauon-st. Paul 5, Co
lumbus 6; Minneapolis s. Toledo s.
American League-Philadelphia Z,
Washington 8; Boston Z, Baltimore 2; ST.
Louis 5, Detroit 2.
National League-Brool1lyn Z, New
York 2; Boston 13, Philadelphia g.
Attorney general of Kentucky files for
an injunction to prevent the Corbett-
| McGovern fight.
Otto Seiloff and Jack Carrieg fight a
| ten-round draw in Eagles hall.
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