The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19

by the elements. floods in
- gun to subside but the property loss is already
go Tuesday night swept
ley River, destroying buildings crops.
In the immediate vicinity of Minneapolis especially at
Mnnetonka where there truck farms, the hail
worked an almost total destruction
Two terrible mine accidents have also marked the week.
AT Johnsown Pa on July TO- an explosion of fire damp in
the Cambria Steel mine resulted in the death OF
at least two hundred
July Is, two powder magazines at the Day-West mine
Park City, Utah. exploded, killing fifty The
plosion affected the earth above earthquake
would have done.
Chicago grasp Of roting strikers aga:z,
and days the only faced the possibility OF
less disastrous conflict between the striking
eamsters and the who attempted to their
goods, but also looked if famine would be upon the
citizens Food of all kinds rottng in the cars and could
the suffering public all because the
freight truckmen had decided to strike The
break in the situation July H. when the men de-
work They not granted
the railroads. and returned to work prac-
cay the terms which they had previously rejected
toward sufficiently
to permit London his yacht at Ports
mouth The change was made july 10 ana ne Is sara 20 nave
the we'll The date Of the coronation has at
last definitely settled August The original cere-
mony greatly the procession is
ceremony at Westminster abbey has
been cut to one hour
campanile detached bell tower Of ST. Marks at
Venice fell July IA and completely ruined What makes
doubly is that the work of restoration
begun that day. The cathedral and
the palace of the doges which also face upon the square, are
said to be quite
The campanile was built in sss and its
contained valuable pictures painted by the
master, Tintoretto The tower will be rebuilt at
Offers have come to the Italian government from
countries offering assist financially in
restoration. Italians however, wish to make
the restoration wholly national affair
supposed the dredging at the entrance of the
grand deepen the Of larger
ships responsible collapse of the campanile
Lord Salisbury premier of England during the last
of Queen Victoas reign resigned his office on July
II. Public notice given July 49, accompanied with
the appointment of Arthur j. Balfour
Mr. Balfour nephew of the Marquis of
Salisbury.
WI Ting-fang, popular minister whom China
Lung secretary of the Chinese embassy to the
King Edward, will be his Mr. WI
has his intention of writing books containing
Impressions America. One will be in English for
this country The other will be in Chinese fos
the use of his countrymen
Kitchener arrived in England July p and
given popular ovation of the returning
South African officers
Mont Pelee has in eruption again, explo-
occurring July IT, There showers Of stones
the surrounding towns but loss of life
The establishment of government
is all matter The Beers who fought in the
put authority them who sided with the British and
scouts Many who understand conditions we'll
that is doubtful the signed May 81 will be last
ing
General Smith, general issued the
or Waller before expedition,
punished retirement from the United States
army reprmand 1t the carrying out of these
orders that brought upon Major
Waller.
The periodical dispute with England the boundary
line between Alaska and Canada is likely to be decsvey
the quest of two Americans in Russia is successful
They state records there trying
boundary when the territory belonged
Minnesota stands third in the list of lumber producing
states Wisconsin and Michigan respectively first and
latter establishments
production of lumber but Minnesota leads in the
put per mill.
Representatives OF the in the south
manufacture Of coonseed OIL Russas cotton fields
900 bales annually and heretofore the
used cattle feed.
final ceremonies the remains of the late
Paunceote, ambassador from Great Britain the
States held at Newark Trent, July H. Stimuli
taneously with the simple ceremonies there. memorial