The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-03

VICTORY FOR HEINZE
Governor Toole Helped Him Win It
Over Clark.
HELENA, MONT-The meeting of the
democratic state central committee in this
city yesterday was one Of the most sem
sational in the history of the state because
of the contest for control between United
States Senator W. A. Clark and F. Au-
gustus Heinze, the millionaire mine owner
of Butte.
Heinze announced his allegiance to the
democratic party in this city only two
months ago. Clark wanted the appoint
ment of delegates made on the vote cast
for Bryan, while Heinze wanted it made
on the vote cast for Governor Toole, which
| would cut down the representation in
Butte and Anaconda. vote was taken,
| resulting in a tie-13 to 10.
The sensation of the day came when
Governor Toole, as the proxy for the COM
mitteeman from Clark's home city, voted
against Clark and for Heinze.
Later a compromise was effected and the
superintendent was based on the divided
| vote for governor and assistant judge.
| making a decided Heinze victory.
| IOWA CITY, lOWA-A partial climax to
one of Iowa Citys most sensational So
cial surprises came to-day, when DR.. +. II.
P. Edwards went to the Kelley institute
at Des Moines. He is 1oWa's assistant
state veterinarian, and had been prom1n-
ent in local social circles, and widely
known throughout Iowa. His wife sued
him for divorce, alleging that he threat
ened to kill her, and that he was an hab-
itual drunkard. The injunction granted by
Judge Wade, forbidding the husband to
intrude on the wife at their home, was
h1y no
were begun to place him in the dipso-
maniacs' department at Mt. Pleasant. The
official consented to go to private lnstl-
tuition where he may be cured OF the
liquor habit, and the court consented. The
divorce suit is still pending.
WASEcA, MINN.-Sheriff Frank Collins
received a letter from Sheriff Sheridan OF
Fond du Lac county, Wis, bearing the in
formation that photographs of Tobin and
| Prince, who were captured mere last
month, after an exciting man hunt, have
been positively identified. Sheriff Sher1-
dan states that unquestionably the men
were part of a gang which operated across
Wisconsin, committing numerous rob-
berries and burglaries and stealing horses
with which to escape.
DULUTH, MINN.-The iron ore ship
| ments up to Sept. l show an increase OF
1l,Ot
| Duluth normal school opened with seven
ty-flve pupils.-The September term o.
district court opened to-day. Two murdel
cases will come up. One Is the case o.
Charles E. Henderson charged with kill
ing Ida Mccormick; the other that Of An
ton Schuster, charged with the murder O.
fellow laborer.
MADISON, S. D.-A daughter Of Ton.
Cook farmer, was instantly killed b.
lightning. stack of barley owned b!
Charles Senter was burned. and William
Arnold lost a hay stack Fred Kerstln
Reuben Rounds and Leonard Jones los
hogs and battle, and windmills on farm
owned by William Schroepal. and Franl
Young were shattered. A schoolhOuse II
Madison was struck twice and demolished
GARNER, IoWA-To-day is the great
est day of the year for Hancock county
The reunion Of all former Illinois citizen
living In this vicinity Excursion rate
attracted large crowd from Illinois.
, H. Funk of Iowa Falls delivered an ora
ton at II a. m. At noon barbecue din
ner was ready on the new COURTEOUS
lawn. Four baseball teams, bands, an
races, were among the attractions.
DAVENPORT, IOWA-The socialists Q
Iowa nominated the following state ticket
Secretary of state, w. A. Jacobs, Daven
port; auditor, T. j. Grant, Musca tine
:. treasurer, S. r. Mcdowell, Lake Park
attorney general, r. S. McCrellis, De
> Moines: judge supreme court, A. d. Pugt
; Des Moines; clerk supreme court, A.
: Larsen, Waterloo; railroad commissions
James LOrimor, Winterset.
= BISMARCK, N. D.-Charles L. Fay, til
o Portland, Ore, insurance man extra
dited by Wisconsin officials and held her
Of "a
|, harged from custody by Judge Winches
s ter, who held that the governor of tt
= state could revoke warrant or ARE:
d and that the revocation was effectiH
: even after the prisoner had been take
C out Of his state.
= BLUE EARTH, MINN.-Gustave Groe'
It man, about 35 years of age, living In tt
q town of Emerald, went to his barn ar
: committed suicide by hanging. A yes
l. ago last July he was. kicked by hors
and has since been speeches. and incs
FACILITATED for work. 1t is supposed that d.
r spondency over his helpless condition VIZ
q the cause of his rash act.
a BARONET, WIS.-Mystery surrount
the taking off of Martin Thompson, age
IS, who was found hanging from a bea
e in the cellar of the residence Of Peter Fir
Il neighbor. Thompson had been missir
|
GooDHUE, MlNN.-The Goodhue NIL
ing company organized here with capt.
stock Of $4,000. New buildings will
erected at once and equipped with the Ia
est improved machinery.
y SPRING VALLEY, MINI. - Burgla
~ looted the-postoffce at Eln1wood, but d
~ not secure much money, as all but a fe
- dollars was in the safe, which they d
- not open.
- DIES MONIES, IOWA-The seventh low
~ district democratic congressional CONVEX
ie ton nominated Farley Sheldon of Am
III to oppose John A. T. Hull, republican.
~ JASPER, MlNN.-While blasting In Il
Il quarries Claus Young was seriously al
s. perhaps fatally injured. Should he r
- cover his eyesight will be gone.
he
OF NEW PAYNESVILLE, MlNN.-Jol
cd Dahlgren died while driving a team +
party of chicken hunters. He was
years of age.