The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-27
TOLD IN A LINE

MISUNDERSTANDING
600 tons
New York--T. f. Osmun. better known as
alfred Ayres,' the writer. is dead, aged rs.
Chattanooga. Tenn.-An electric car and a
locomotive ccllided, injuring seven. none NOR
tally.
Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt will be invited
| to tour the Great Lakes next summer and inspect
their varied Industries.
Chicago-It will cost Chica goans more to be
! buried Sixty embalmers and funeral directors
formed union last night.
New Orleans-Passengers from Honduras be-
lieve that the presidential election to-day Is GER
tain to result In revolution.
Evansville, 1nd.-A verdict of not guilty was
returned in the case of Policeman Shcrwell; who
was indicted for murder OF three women.
Brunswick Ga.--Flve blocks in the center of
the city are inundated, and on the principal bust
| ness street there is ten to- fifteen feet of water
Chicago-switchmen to the number Of 5000
demand an increase of 20 per cent in wages. to
be decided BY RAILROAD com1 anies by Friday
next.
Indianapolis-John Church of the firm of
Church Brothers, milling company, which went
into insolvency several years ago, killed HIM
self from worry.
New York-Rev. J. w. Chapman has resigned
the passionate of the Fourth Presbyterian church
and will become an evangelist under direction OF
the general assembly.
Washington-Minister Wun Ting fang and his
dainty little wife surprised their many Wash;
In American costumes
Northumberland White, appointed in 1886
froul Kentucky to the division Of auditing &C
counts in the postoftice department. still holds
the same position, at the age Of 49,
Glasgow In the election Of rector to Glas-
gov university in succession to Lord Rosebery,
Mr. Wyndham, the Irish secretary defeated "a John
Morley, the liberal leader. By 614 to 645 votes.
Chicago-Ma:or Jones of Toledo, at meet
ing Of the Philosophical Society, paid President
Roosevelt fine compliment for his action in
connection with the settlement of the coal strike
Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y.--At Thespian hall
Charles Metnel member of medicine company
show shot and killed John Yolkman while at
tempting to shoot an apple from the latter s
head. co.
Canton, Ohio--IMe Mckinley Memorial .Asso-
citation will not cXpend the fun until the full
$780, 900 hns been raised, as originally contem-
plated. This leaves about 100000 to- be sub
scribed
Scranton-Some mont union men at the Oxford
coIliery Of the Peoples Caol company were
chased away by union miners at the adjoining
collery Of the Delaware, 0Lackawanna & Western
| company. ,r: ~ 0"hit8A e~tA{ ri. 49, -
Wellesley, Mass.-W ellesley college is plan
Students. The course includes instrSctien in Sci
entihc gardening, dairying, poultry and bee rails
! Ing and grating.
cratic candidate is among group of United
States capitalists negotiating for the purchase Of
s:ess~ Of a u IN the New
| Chicago--Chicago faces an epidemic of diph
| liberia, according to the ohcials OF the health
department, who have, taken early steps to
| already increasing in v1rulence and prevalence.
| Twenty deaths were reported in Chicago last
| week.
New York-Claude L. stillman at one time
secretary to Governor Franklin Of New jersey,
and later confidential clerk Of the Murphy Var
nshing company in New York, has been specu-
latlpg and was arrested Saturday. 1t is under
stood the shortage will reach $4,000, or perhaps
100000.
| New York-Rev. DR.. Henry Van Dyke has
preached his farewell sermon and turned over
| the passionate Of the famous Brick church in
Fifth avenue. after twenty years service; t
the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian church. Of
| Plainfeld, N. J.
! Chicago-A free trade union of the United
! States with Cuba, Porto Rico Me1icon and Can
ada against the nations Of Europe as a means
| of extending the commercial supremacy of the
United States was advocated by General James
| a. Wilson OF Wilmington, Del, in speech be-
fore the Commercial Club at the Auditorium.
San Francisco-Next Saturday the transport
| Logan will sail for Manila carrying about 10C
| recruit casuals and 200 passengers. On the
same day the transport Sheridan is due from the
Philippines and Nagasak1 bringing six troops OF
the Ninth cavalry, consisting of $40 men,, 2S5
| casuals, 1874 sick, eight prisoners and Eve In
sane. : y. .:.~"