The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-04
TOLD IN A LINE

Spokane-The Centennial -four mills were
$4,000.
Chicago -Badenoch & Co.'S elevator burned;
loss, SIS, 600. The stock consisted OF malt and
mustard seed.
Kansas City-Hot winds prevailed over this
section yesterday, and at Wellington the mer-,
curry marked los.
Lake Michigan late yesterday afternoon, last
Ing fifteen minutes. ~.%
Denver-Mrs. Margaret Uzzell, associated
with her son in conducting he,People's Tab
eruacle here. Is dead, aged II.
New York-T. R. Hostetter. one of the
wealthiest men of Pittsburg, died from pneu-
monia contracted while yachting. 50
Wilkesbarre-strike leaders promise SEN
satton soon, covering tllegitimate issuance OF
miners certificates by operators. =a
Chioago-There are 151 cases of typhoid fe-
yer in the Cook county hospital, besides at
least 100 scattered among the other hospitals
and homes. ,-S p y
New Orleans-The newspapers of Missis-
sippi have merged their interests and will de-
mand 81 each for announcements OF candi-
dates for oflce. .-E.
Denver - Professor Syng, while operating
the telescope in Chamberlain observatory, dis
covered Eros. a small planet which was hrst
observed In 1899.
Forth Worth. .-Texas-The reports Of muir
ders of Yaqui women and children by Mexican
soldiers are confirmed, and detalls are aiiioS'
too horrible for belief.
Oyster Bay-President Roosevelt gave an
idea of his craftsmanship Saturday when. IN
friendly competition with visiting boeis' he
made seven consecutive builseyes.
Kansas City-Judge Phillips Of the 1ederal
court has issued temporary injunction re-
strainins the retail clerks and tailors unions
from patroling in front of and ooycottlns
clothing firm. -
Ironton, ohio-The strike. OF the employes ys
{, OF the Interstate Electric railway tied up the
lines completely. Crowds on the street were
large and noisy but not policeman appeared
at any point of disturbance.
Cadillac, Mich.-An excursion train On the
Ann Arbor road. carrying 100 persons, was
wrecked Eleven persons were injured. IL IS
believed the wreck was caused by mango
breaking on one of the wheels.
Knightstewn, indian attempt to run cleo
trio cars through Charlottesville. Wnsn si .GT ot
resulted in serious riots, and stlll more troop1e
is feared, as both sides are determined.
Chicago-Sergeant Harris, ihlrd Ghltsu
States cavalry, courted the cashler VI 10 nn1ad
wood restaurant twenty minutes, was niaifleu ltu ~
inside an hour, and while celenratiMg d9. ny 'ne
event received word OF a legacy OF sZS'ooo'
springheld, ohio--Captain Hobson, after he-
ing warned by woman that 1t was tne e ann, .ha =
versary of the wreck at Donelsville anu tnat
he was In danger, boarded a street car, "nicn
was deralled before reaching its destlhation
and many injured. :,
cbicago-The slapping by motorman or a
boy who persisted in jumping on the W car a., ene g
using abusive language resulted In the poy
father and about eighty other Italians auack-
inr the 1notorman, who used a IeVolvei III
seif- defense and wounded the Boys 1ather.
New York About noon yesterday heavy
clouds caused such darkness that lights were
furned on and fear OF "a great calamity was
felt This condition lasted ABOUT t"es.s
minutes, when it was renewed ps a,actrica
storm, with drop in temperature to % oe'