The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-17
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Joplin, Mo.--The hoisting house of a coal mine
was swallowed up in a cave-in on the CRANKY
land. .:'
chieago-Fire in the floor caused panic on an
elevated car Several women tramped
upon.
New York-Lrhe house of William Cullen Bry
ant at Roslyn, l.. l., was burned The contents
were saved.
Ithaca, N Y-Miss Elizabeth Cady Stanton
willed her brain to Corne a. university but her
fell hers Sal Saturday evening The light produced
was intense for several seconds.
fhi% us Ne fears are felt Of an
| immediate change but great care is given her.
Boston-George l.. C.. Perry, the negro, was
arrested charged with the murder OF Agnes Nc
| Phee Ethel and Elizabeth. Carter are held as
witnesses.
E1,zabethtown, Ky.-Harlan Buckles. who was
sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder
| OF Robert L. Reid, deputy marshal, was hanged
| by mob.
New York-Anthony Fialia has been selected
az the leader Of the next Zigler polar expedition.
| Mr.. Fialia Is the youngest man ever CHOSEN TO
| lead polar expedition.
Washingtou-Fire caused thousands Of dollars
of damage to the MAGNIFICENT residence in course
| Of construction for Robert w. Patterson the ed
itor of the Chicago Tribune. ..... -
Conroe Texas-Master Mechanic G. W. Tate Of
the Cult. Colorado & Santa Fe was shot and
| rested Tom Futrell, freight conductor.
Washington--Universal free mail delivery In
the United States is possible within the near
future Nearly one-third of the available terri
tory now has such service there being II $50
routes.
Tacoma, wash.-The Washington delegation in
congress expects this winter to secure favorable
action by congress upon bill! to throw open the
| south half Of the great Colville Indian reserva'
ton in Stevens county.
J New York-Frank O'Connor, II years OF age
I died to-day from injuries received at the fire
works explosion in Madison Square election
night. He is the fifteenth person to die as q
result of that accident. - i
New York-Jules Cambon, the retiring French
ambassador, was given dinner Sa{nraay n 4e1,
by Chauncey Depew and James M: HYDE; - h r.
tributes were paid to the Frenchman and to the
United States by him.
Washington-The marriage between Pierre
s Of tns of
Hoy, has been called off, presumably owing tt
lack Of dowry by Miss Hoy. e..s.s"
Cleveland, Ohio. Fl. Cultivate, one Of tn.
surgical operation. His business interests were
Michigan and Minnesota. ....,- =
New York-An effort is being made which
there is every 1T to b 6esee Will be sue
together once more in q cooperative association
and raise prices for 1893 al u. around. 1t be
st., Louis-Colonel John O.. Martin denies tina
he accepted on behalf Of Colonel Noses G. Wet
more a challenge to fight a duel. issued :. b:
friend Of Colonel Wetmore, but said he believe
Wetmore was able to take care of his own at
fairs. -r-s PC ~ g. ~
Bolivar, Pa-As a result Of rear-end col
lision Of an extra freight train and ), ligh
running engine on the Pennsylvania railroad a
this place to-day, Engineer H. s. Moore an
Brakeman L. v. Dierman were killed and Fire
man W. D.. Mock seriously injured and tw
engines demolished.
Singapore-At recent audience the King 0
Siam expressed to Commissioner Barrett of tn
St. Louis exposition, his extreme pleasure a
d. ! the reception accorded the crown prince In tn
United States. The Sultan Of Johore, Mala
peninsula, will make tour OF America IN 100
and will visit the st. Louis exposition.
Cleveland, Ohio-Five police captains who ar
to be retired on Jan. by the order OF Dtrecto
Dunn were showing how to close the saloons yes
4terday. Thirty arrests were made up to mid
night, an unusually large number policema
was stationed at the entrance to every prominen
down town saloon and no one was admitted
- Chicago-Two lives were lost and ten person
were injured in two grade crossing accident
last night-one at the Western avenue crussin
in which one man was killed and ten persons II
( jured, and the other at the Sixty fourth stree
!. crossing OF the Chicago & Western Indiana, i
!. which boy was instantly killed.