The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
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BLOCK OF TWELVE
Indictments for Burglary and EmbezzIe-
ment at Marshatown.
MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA-The Mar
shall county grand jury reported late yes
terday afternoon. Twelve indictments
were returned, as follows:
Owen Ball, Marshalltown, burglary; Will
Grandon, Albion, burglary; Ray J. Ohm
stead, Albion, burglary; George Twombly.
Albion, burglary; George Sedeburg, Mar
shalltown, burglary; Joe Krantz Mar
bion, embezzement; A. E. Clay, Gilman,
nuisance; George Quigley, Gilman,
nuisance; T. B. Green, concealing stolen
Green is the man arrested recently for
completely in the sensational robbery Of
the station at Gearing. Ball robbed sew
eral stores in this city. Grandon, Twom-
bly, and Olmstead were concerned in the
burglary Of a general store and restau
rant at Albion. and their capture by the
officers was effected with much difficulty,
one of them getting as far as Des Moines
before being overtaken.
The Great Western passenger station
terday afternoon. The blaze originated
In the roof, probably from a spark from
a passing locomotive. Most of the rec
ords were saved and only small amount
Of freight was burned. The loss will not
be very heavy. A new passenger station
Is being built about block distant from
the old one and the one burned was to
have been moved back a few rods and
used for a freight house.
IOWA FALLS, IOWA.-Mr. and Mrs w.
L. Hay are observing the fifty-ifth ami
versary Of their marriage to-day. They
were married in Londonderry, N. H. Mr..
Hay Is II years old and Mrs. Hay "a. Of
large family Of children two died in in
fancy and the surviving members are J.
w. Hay of Dubuque, Mrs. D. M. Andrews
OF Spokane, ]. E. Hay and F. B. Hay, of
the firm Of Hay Bros, Of this city, Mrs.
F. b. Foster and Miss Nellie Hay of this
pace.-Charles Cessna of this city, in
d1cted by the grand jury for mayhem, has
been tried in the district court and con-
V1ctetd of assault and battery Court will
adjourn to-day, the last cases on trial
being the damage suits brought by citi-
zens OF Eldora against that city.
WATERLOO, IoWA.-While in the act
of stealing bolt of goods from the
WEIGH dry goods store, a man giving his
known his name, was captured by the
police and awaits trial in the county Jail.
His accomplice escaped.-The case against
John HURT of independence has been dis
missed. HURT is a negro who was
charged with robbing the O. B. Tanney-
hill residence. The money taken. s226,
or some corresponding to it in denomina-
ton, was found on his person when he
was arrested The evidence was not
Iol1 for ,{nfi
Attorney Reed asked that the case be
dropped
NEWTON, IOWA.-The Adams Express
company will present another question
about the delivery of liquor. The SUI
| preme courts recent decision did not de-
termine the question of whether or not
the sale of liquor could be consummated
by it's delivery. The agent here had
ninety-four gallons of whisky when the
! supreme court made it's recent decision
and asked for instructions. He was told
| to deliver the goods. In the meanwhile
Rev. John Ferguson had him arrested
and the liquor was seized.
| INDEPENDENCE, lOWA-The Blu.
| chanan County Teachers and Patrons as.
ISOLATION opened a two days session al
| Hazelton to-day. The organiza ton works
| for the interests of the schools and seeks
! to draw the teachers and patrons togeth.
er for better understanding.-At the las
meeting Of the school board Marshal
| Finuf was appointed truant officer. He
made his round Of the city and was sur.
| prised to find but four children between
the ages of and IA who were not attend
| ing school.
SIOUX CITY, lOWA.-P Climber
whose other names are unknown, at
| tempted to enter the residence of Franz
Roddewig, 2116 George street, Thursda,
night and now he IS picking birdshot on
| of his anatomy. Roddewig heard SOM
one at the kitchen window and tiptoet
into the kitchen with a shotgun. H
threw open the door and fired at tn,
fleeing man, who yelled in pain.
SHELL ROCK, IoWA-Rev NJ {
Maecker has resigned the passionate of tn
Congregational church and has accepted
call to the church at Chickasha, India,
Territory.-Mrs. C. G. Remington, one @
the oldest residents of this place, wa
buried this afternoon. Her death oc
cured at the home of her daughter at Ma
son City.
oNAWA, loWA.-The grand jury
considering the charge of illegitimate pa
rentage brought against Rev. G.. B. Nc
Kay, who was Ida Kraft the complainin
witness, appeared in court, and testifie
against her husband. Miss Clara Kraft
mentioned in the charge of seduction, is i
at her home in Mapleton
LUANA, IOWA.-Burgess & Hansen c
this place have received a water buffalo
which will be placed with their herd {
American bison to be exhibited at tn
, fair at st. Louis. The buffalo came fror
the Philippines. where it was used t
cart Aguinaldo's supplies through tn
sWamps.
FAYETTE, IOWA. - Speaker Hende1
son has donated his private library to tn
new Henderson library of the Upper low
university. 1t contains several thousan
, volumes of public documents. It will h
opened next Tuesday, when Colonel Her
derson will make an address.
, ROCKWELL CITY, IOWA. - Robe1
Whitfield bought of D. Guinter, this weel
the most valuable collection of coins an
paper money in the west. He gave
payment block Of real estate in this cit
valued at several thousand dollars.
..TOWNER, NJ. D.-The official result
l ire vote on the proposition to remove tt
county seat Of McHenry county fro
Towner to Granville resulted in 1141 vot.
= for Towner to 500 for it's rival. This Sc
4 ties the question for four years.
-. Rock Island System-GoIden State Lin
tied.
Newest of California trains-and ii