The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-11

Union; secretary and treasurer, Dr. M. u.
Cheshire. MarshalltoWn. II
I. "A great event in I. o. o. r. circles is
scheduled to take place in this city Dec.
is. Croker Encampment will receive
into membership at, that time over fifty
SIOUX CITY, ioWA.-The first INSTALL
ment Of the discoveries of d.. b, Shontz.
tax ferret employed by the county, shows
that 100 taxpayers have lodged paying
taxes on a million dollars of property If
all the back taxes due on this are col
lected the county will receive $50 900. This
but a small part of the prop
erty discovered.--Th brick yards owned
by the Sioux Brick Paving company and
the Lower Brick company have been sold
to f. N. and G. n. EFairchild The former
is assistant manager Of the Pillsbury-
Wshburn Flour Mill company, Minneapo-
lis The consideration wars $3.50, 0OO.-The
Scandinavians have Joined in the general
movement to 'ra Use funds fortthe relief Of
those suffering from: famine sin the Scan
dinavian peninsula: -, - -
UQUE;.IoWA.--"Fort Dodge Bob
and Red Tobin were brought here from
Sioux City and taken before Judge Shiras
who remanded them to the United States
district court at Deadwood, S. D.. where
they are wanted These men were con-
cerned in the burglary of the. postoffice at
Dalesburg. S. D. They we're captured and
bound over to the United States court.
Two weeks later they broke jail at Tyn-
dali. Later they were arrested at Fort
Dodge and taken to Sioux, City. The state
authorities were. willing to give up the
men. as 1t Nxolld have been hard to prove
that they were conn ectedaswith the burg
larry Of the jewelry store ct CanoXa, The
men were. ready. to prove an alibi,r Dep
uty Tracy departed;sf Deadwood With
them. j :'.:'~ ) :: '.3'a, 80 ~. 20
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IOWA CRY, "toWA-The manager, of
the Grace Com eron Opera company en-
trusted s300;sworth Of music to two boys
here last sniglts zinstrueting them to carry
it to- the opera house. ~sThee lads:departeds
ostensbly to obey orders, but have not
Of Harry .Fleagle - was dangerously
burned Clad only:7;in an outing: night
robe he went too close to- a astoNes The
gafrnent blazed up instantly, and the
chtld's face hands breast and legs were
terribly burned. The, father beat out the
flames, but his own hands were blistered.
The child may recover unless it has in
hailed flames. ,;.,t :, 80 :"
WATERLOO, IoWA-The seventh an
nuai meeting of the Iowa Poultry Fam
ciers' associa ton, which was called, for
this city, Dec. Is to 2Q,s has been. declared
off because a suitable building rcould not
be secured in which to make the exhibit.
]. T. Sherman. for thirty years a resi-
dent of this city was YESTERDAY stricken
with paralysis. Heirs in a critical :condi
ton: He is alb rother> of Ex-Governor B
l.: Sherman. r,-. : ...r =: :.
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IOWA FAILS, ioWA-Papers have, beer
served In an action, for 100000 damages
against the. Des Moines. .Iowa Falls &
Northern Railway company and the. Globe
brought by o.. J. Kidd, "a brakeman who
was injured by falling from a box, car
The Organization of a, company OF the
national guard is being ,agiated here anc
Iowa Falls may take the place formerly
held by Company Fl Of Marshalltown
which was, recently mustered out =. -,
DIES MONIES, toWA-The state agri-
cultural society elected the following Off
GERS for the, department of agriculture:
President, W.. w. Morrow Of Alton; vice
president, c.. c. Cameron Of Alta. L.. II
Pike Of Monona county was elected di:
rector for the eleyen.,l district to succeed
G.. Cameron, and the: other directors, were
reelected. Treasurer .Ellison's report
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! eRIsToW,... IoWA.-T1hie temperate
element is makil5g of It's life, t
prevent the establishment of saloons il
Butler county: The saloonn1en' have. Sc
| cured 100 more than the necessary name
| to- a naulct petition of:censent.a The tenn
| perance people have Succeeded in remov
| ing about 100 of these names and hay
about FIVE days i1f which to get the othe
/ sixty. off. =: ~ =. -
+ REINBEck, loWA--Farmers who hay
received no pay for their milk delivere,
to the Schneider & Merricks creamery TO
I over two months held a public meetin,
and. forced the : proprietors to declar
Ebilities reach about SIS, 900. There are nj
assets in sight beyond few! horses: an,
some old wagons. = .~&5. =. :. -, r. #.
NEVADA, towA.-Henry Nelson wa
killed, while working with the :: stea1
/ shovel on the grade work on. the De
Moines. Iowa Falls & Northern. He al
! tempted to take some frozen chunks
earth from the machinery and was caugf
-between the shovel and car and crushe
to death. He leaves wife. = =:
oSkALoOSA, Iowa.. p, Reese. :
9 sone time: president Of the United Mir
+ Workers of Iowa. and in the last campais
a candidate for congress on the democrat
ticket has decided to re-enter the emplo,
n1ent of the coal operators as con1mi:
sioner. : =
CEDAR FALLS, IoWA-Cedar Fall
yesterday furnished It's first subject fc
4 the inebriate hospital at Cherokee Ere
Cropper, brother Of County Treasure
Cropper, was sentenced to term at til
institution. ,.u : 2, - :
BRITT: lowA.--Jacob Swanson - 10 y. v,
; struck by Milwaukee freight train. 1t
| crossing and seriouslE injured IIis l.