The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-11
IN A. NUTSHELL

| -Beannoent sTexas-The Beaumont Lumber
companys mill and yard burned; loss s29o,oo.
l. New Observation-Disclosures arrivals report
almost daily earthquake shocks in that re-
public
90. Marion, Ind.-Lou Henderson, paroled muir
derer/ shot two policemen who attempted his
arrest, and escaped.
| Albany, N. Y.-Johann Most is denied relief
| by the supreme court and must serve his term
| Of one year in the penitentiary.
| Springfield, Mass.-The three largest button
manufacturing concerns of the United States
| have formed $3,o0O,000 trust.
! Topeka, Kan.-Co-operative farmers are
erecting numerous elevators and warehouses
and propose to do away with the Riddlemen
/ ,sChicaso-A general strike of all brewery
| employees is threatened The helpers demand
| $12. per week instead of ST.. the present scale
| New neutrality-suspicious. with telephones on
fast trains are being made by electrical ex-.
perts. In the employ of the New oIrk Central
| railroad.
Chicago-John spreng OF New Orleans, on
his wedding tour, was arrested charged by
| Nellie Burke, waitress, with breach OF
| promise. .s-
| London-A dispatch to the Standard from
| Brussels says that MT. Kruger has ordered
the Transvaal colors in front OF his mouse to
| be lowered. v. .--r. -,-s.S
| Kansas City-Webster Davis has received
$iSO. 900 for his book, John Bulls Crime. :"
| He is said to have secured $4,000 position IN
| New York city.
| ST. Joseph, Mo-The Chicago Great Wes-
tern passenger train rolled. down twelve-foot
| embankment, due to spreading of rails, but
no, one was killed. "
Abilene, Texas-Three men have been ar
rested while disposng Of bank notes stolen
! from a Great Northern train, at, wagner,
Mont, in January, 1901.
Philadelphia-Miram L. Medley, arrested
while demanding to see President Roosevelt,
was relieved of her revolver and commltted
to the hospital for the insane.
l. Sl,i,, of on--The intSrStafe commerce
mission report shows l. 4S1 railroad wrecks, 87I
derailments, Sl3 killed and IL, 2S5 injured dur
ing the last three months OF 1901
Pittsburg, Pa.-Machines to displace glass
blowers, gatherers and snappers have been in
stalled by the American company, and Will
Ilet out thousands of skilled workmen.
Reading Pa:-Frederick Hickman, living
Temple was ssnng oy c ya f toGasf
size. The physician fears that his hand will
have to be amputated.
| New York-Apprentices of the cruiser Chi
Icago say regarding the trouble between TIVE sail
| were as class subjected to great indignities
and arrested and mulcted on fimsy pretexts.
Macon, Ga.-Engineer Galley,s irregular
watch caused his freight to collide with
| resulting In the death Of the engineer and
fireman of the passenger and the wounding
Of nineteen. ~
Detroit. Mich.-Marie Stevens, the Florodora
| girl who was taken to Emergency hospital
| some weeks ago as charity patient, seri-
ously ill with consumption. and was later
discovered by her wealthy father from Chi
| cago, has died.
| Denver, Col-Mrs Mamie Thorne instituted
suit IN the district court to-day against Miss
fKeturah Sim for $4,000 damages for alienat-
! ing the affections Of her husband, Albert j..
| Thorne, formerly a cotton broker OF New
| York city, but now resident of Denver.
Chicago-Former Mayor Washburne and
others will apply for permission to construct
| town district for the use Of traction lines and
telephone and telegraph wires. and to be