The Minneapolis journal., 1902-12-10
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F., Shoals Ind:--The grand jury has returned 14o
Indictments i, against men charged with selling
their votes at the last. election EtJs 80
Los Angeles. Ca].-.Rev. I. G. Rotter Of ST
ponalin. Iowa. died suddenly last night at the
home OF the Franciscan Fathers of heart dis
ease. ...~., T.
st. Louis--nefnite steps toward forming i
national association of lumber manufacturers !.
associations yesterday.
Marseies-At an exciting meeting which was
attended by 5000 strikers, 1t was resolved to |
enter upon no further negotiations but to con:
tlnue the strike to, the end. ... ..I
Cheyenne Wyo.-tThe Cheyenne opera .house
owned by James H. Carey and valued at s5o0oe,
company suffered loss of $4,000.
lndianapols-rhe appellate court of Indiana |
mas mas Just rendered an opinion to the effect that
the receiver of a building and loan association
must return the assets for taxation |
Chcaso-A hair-puling tch between two !
women az the Dearborn passenger station has
brought Hiram D. Lingle again into the limc |
light Both OF the women posed as his wife. Il
Iondon-The report of the select committee |
of the house of commons on steamship subsidies |
was issued last evening: It's generalstenor is:
distinctly against the principal Of granting sub
sides. : i
Victoria. B. C.-The steamer, shawnut. from
Manila, brought news OF piracy in the Philip
| Marcia.
Rome-signor Potasco. italian minister, at
Sofia. committed suicide at Milan yesterday He
! threw himself out Of a window of a hotel The
minister had been suffering from nervous
debility. ,@@ :.
vana. has suspended the mayor of Havana. Senior
O'Farrell, pending Investigation by. the court of
a charge of usurpation Of power which has been
brought against him. ",--
| Montpelier, Et-After nine weeks of discussion
before the Joint committee on temperance and
legislature has passed high license local onion
measure with a referendum.
Phi1adelphia-.Dr: Frederick Muehler. assistant
an orthopaedic hospital is to be established
in this country, and that he, DR.. Mueller, win
be at the head of the institution. =
f. Chicago-Dr. John Enarder, editor of the Chi
cago Swedish publication, the Hemlandet, and
| known as the Nestor Of the Swedish press IN
America. has been highly honored by King
Of Vass. ~ ''' .N WV ''' 0'Oe'
New westminster; B. C:-Fire destroyed prop
The property burned included the Standard fur.
nture store, H. d. Kirk hardware store, r. f.
Andresons hardware store and the Liverpool
Arms Hotel.
Paris--Breitmayer and Lusciez, the French
duelists, left for Naples to take part in duels
with Signora Vega and Pessina, Italians. to test
the superiority of the two national styles Of
! swordsmanship. over which there has been an
emhittered controversy. ..>.-.
Ardmore, I. T-:with the government appraise.
ranged for allotment Of 5000 900 acres of land
! to the Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians Under
the law each Indian is entitled to 800 acres.
: Carlyle. Ill.-Thomas r.. Williams, aged 50
years, a former citizen Of sandoval. died in
| hospital at Freeport H., under circumstances
which indicate foul play. The attending, physi-
clan stated positively that he under the
influence OF some powerful drug when he alIghted
| frou, train out OF Chicago.
| Calcutta-rhe well-known Chinese reformer.
| kwang Yu Wei Who it is charged. was at the
bottom of the recent unsuccessful rebellion in the
southern province Of China Is. refugee in In
dia. The police have warned him that If he con-
tnues his intrigues against China he will be de-
ported by way of the Darjeeling frontier.
! Kalamazoo. Mich.-Charles H. Thompson agent
for the Hammond Packing company Of Hammond.
Ind. pleaded guilty in the circuit court of offer
ing bribe to. State Commissioner Snow in this
posed by Judge Winsor The orense grew m nnt
! OF Commissioners Shows effort to enforce the
state law prohibiting the sale Of colored butter
inc. 49, = u :.